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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-04-24
UNLUCKY SHIPPING. SIEVE

UNLUCKY SHIPPING. Several years since
a gentleman belonging to Beverly saw q
tine, handy brig for sale, just such a vessel
as he required for a particular trade, which
induced him to purchase her, especially
as the terms were highly favorable When
he paid for her, he asked why she was
sold 50 low, for il there was ANYTHING
about her which affected her intrinsic
value he would like to know it. "My
friend" replied the former owner, sshe is
a good, staunch vessel we'll built and
well found and fair sailer; but, confound
her, there is no money in her. | have
had her several years, and every vow
age she has had nothing but bad luck.
Wherever she has gone, III defiance of
my best calculations she has never OBJ
tanned q paying freight. | have, therefore,
sold her Tor no other reason than her bad
luck" The Beverly gentleman smiled at
his superstition and congratulated himself
on having made a good bargain He
put her IN charge OF trustworthy captain,
who liked her well, so far as seagoing
qualities were concerned, but after trying
her in almost every trade suited to her
size, failed to make her even pay her
way. Her bad luck never deserted her.
| Inc owner began to think there was
something in luck after all, so he, too,
sold her. Afterwards she was sold sever
al times, but up to the last accounts nc
change had taken place in her luck On
the other hand some vessels are almost
uniformly lucky; one of these, the whale
ship Com. Morris, of New Bedford, has
been very lucky on all her voyages
though commanded by different captains
The bark Hazard, of Salem, and the clip
per ship Charger, of this port, have also
been famous tor their good luck If there
is such thing as good luck, it would be
interesting to discover the law which gov
erns it. Boston Traveller.
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If men would only open their eyes to
the fact which stares them in the face
from history, and is made clear enough
by the slightest glance at the condition of
mankind, that humanity is of immeasur-
able greater Importance than their own
or any other particular belief, they would
no more attempt to make private property
OF the grace OF God, than to fence in the
sunshine for their own special use and
enjoyment. Holmes.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-04-24

A writer in one Of the New York eve
ming papers, who was with President
Grant during much of the latter's recent
visit to the city, says that there are good
grounds for serious approximations as to
the Presidents illness. 1t is well known
that he is troubled with complaint of the
kidneys. which affects him very seriously
at times. Indeed, it is sometimes feared
that he is in the incipient stage of Bright's
disease
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-04-24

Why does 4 chicken three weeks, three
days and three hours old walk across the
road? To get on the other side.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-04-24

Breech. Loading Shot Guns $40 to 5000. Double
Rifles, Ss to s75. Revovers, S. to $25. Pistols 81
to- Ss. Gun material, Fishing Tackle &c. Large
discounts to dealers Clubs. Army Guns, Revolt
vers, etc, bought traded for. Goods sent by ex-
press c. o. D. to be examined before paid for.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-04-24

yJNH subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
/ concerned that She has been duly appointed
and taken upon herself the trust of
of the estate OF Warren 9. Hadey, late of Jackson
in the County OF Waldo, deceased by giving
bond the law directs she therefore requests ali
persons who are indebted 10 said deceased's estate
to make immediate payment, and those who have
any demands thereon, to exhibit the same for set
Element to her. ORZILLA HADLEY.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-04-24

@Now is the time to secure
Linen Goods, in Towels, Napkins,
and Table Damasks as you can
make excellent selections from a
very large assortment,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-04-24
BOOK CANVASSERS

can find no more fresh and attractive volume for
Spring sales than "The New Housekeeper's Manuel"
by Miss G.. f. BEECHER and Mrs. H. B. STOWE; a
Cyclopedia of Domestic Economy and Complete
Cookery Book in one volume. Send for circular to
J. B. FORD CO., New York. Boston, Chicago or
San Francisco.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-04-24

~We have on hand an I'M
usually large stock Of Dry Goods
and call the attention of the trade
to the rare bargains we are offer
ing at this season.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-04-24
w A N TIE D!
10. 900 FARMERS !

TO improve 100000 acres r. X. Lands free from
mortgage and located in the middle region Of Yves
tern lowa-the best corn, wheat and cattle producing
belt in the West, 10 hours distant from Chicago.
Climate and soil unsurpassed. Meadow and pillow
land with pure running water evenly distributed.
No fever and ague. Average credit price, So per
Send for guide. 1t costs nothing and gives de-
scriptions, prices, terms, maps and how TO reach
the lands. Address JOHN Is. CALHOUN, Land
Commissioner Iowa Rail Road Land Co., Cedar
Rapids, Iowa.
Chicago Office So S. Canal st.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-04-24
GREAT FIRE In BOSTON.
$50O.OOO Worth Of Clothing DESTROYED.

We the undersigned having made large contracts
with Boston Parties for manufacturing Clothing,
are now ready to supply our old hands with work.
An unlimited number of good vest makers will be
wanted after the first OF January. They can be
supplied with work from store at Belfast
Monroe. FIFTY GOOD VEST MAKERS will be
wanted to work in our Shop, beginning on or about
the first of January.
We nave a tine assortment of Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes which we offer at low prices.
Belfast, Dec. 13--tf24 POTE & QUIMBY.
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PROBATE NOTICES.

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
l. concerned that he has been duly appointed and
taken upon himself the trust OF Administrator OF the
Estate of Martha A. Douglass. late of Monroe, in the
County of Waldo, deceased, by giving bond as the
law directs; he therefore requests all persons who
are indebted to said deceased's estate to make i'm.
nv date payment, and those who have any demands
thereon to exhibit the same for settlement to him.
Al TIMOTHY MAYO.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-04-24
New market for Produce.

z<k The undersigned gives notice that o
his running the sch P. NJ BONNFl
lIH3SI between Belfast and C.rvers HAr6o
-@I&AA carving freight and passengers. TIL.
-akSzk schooner, when in port may be found
Haradcn's wharf.
Capt. Burgess will be Mt the store OF WOODS.
MATHEWS X BAKER, where those having An
kind of COUNTY, PRODUCE MAG ind him ready I
take it ut fair prices. THOMAS BURGESS
Belfast, oct. 4, 1872, tia
New-York tribune., 1873-02-06
A MAN EATEN RY A DOG.

The dead body of man. shockinply mutt
lated WAS found In miserable shanty at South Brock
,yn last night The circumstances OF the case are as
follows: At Inlay and Commercials. stands di-
lapdated twostory frame building, remote from The
other tenemens and sheds For about six years IL vas
occupied by a German, Jacob Knoop, who kept lar
room on the promises In June last Knoop closed his
saloon. and although he continued to live alone In
the shanty he was not known to do any Work.
and he very seldom mado his appearance
on the streets. For the past two moaths
there we're sgns OF life IN the shanty. beyond the
bowling OF a dog and the children living In the sur
rounding tenemens tore down the stoop leading TO the
barroom and carried away the wood for kindngs.
Knoop had been deeply debt and when his place was
closed and the property sold by the Sheriff under
foreclosure and purchased by O John Miller, who was
unable TO ascertain what had become OF Knoop, Miller
leased the place TO James Connagan and they, with
James DenigaD went, yesterday 10 tho place for the
purpose OF examining and taking possession.
Not having any keys the party entered through win
dow and we're almost overpowered by the stencil which
arose large dog came to them from an upper room
and by his unusual actions, inducedHbem 10 follow
him. They went up stairs into the l9>ll ana there
found the head OF man IN the ceneeIol .he POO, m,
Parts OF The body with the flesh gna~ed TO the Dons
were also found and the bones had been ernsheo
by the sharp teeth of the dog Among the rupDisp lf
the room was a summons and complaint heaoen il
WeDbey agt Jacob KnOop, for $3.50. The supposioh II
that KnoOp died suddenly In ht or from starvsuon
from the bBildng, had, in Its hunger deVoufed th'
New-York tribune., 1873-02-06
rFIEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The printers Of Utah have Joined IN the move
y " 10 BoTaee GreeleJ.
.. The first through freight train from Clncln- IN
.,U "a s .esJd over te CbesspesEs Ohio Railroad e Gin
Saniu yesterday.
The Massachusetts Legislative Committee on
wonsB sussgs gve hearing thu peutobeu YESTERDAY be
Rev James reslssB Dr. Baet~s and oihs" addressed Tue
COmuittse
In the Massachusetts, Senate, yesterday, an
,,ss, - asd m new United states
Vous b orry iss hsnsg 6neeht stes' and greater pn'
lgss thaa other prisoner
Roth Houses of the Illinois Legislature have
si sns 1oy H. o. the accounts Of eISeeretsy
a. 500 Rsmme Who charged sh irregular Hss IN eonneeuos WIZ
a. s,,Ss a1 ,h. Iosruss and Of the last lsg1sre
The annual convention of the National Asso-
.oe for promoting Of the American uVsu co. a~s..
~ A thr Lspier. House Philadelphia, last evening Cc
spsKus Of Prosdenee presioed CommiItee. os % 80
spponted Ibe eoo'0s'
. Ls.as n . 10 tbs
New-York tribune., 1873-02-06

virtue OF certificate issuod by Mr. Warm0th on The re-
turns: Dbbie, who tho opposing candidate, was
sunR an Injunction and admitted that he himself drew
the order upon which he retained the Wharton Board
he believed he had the right 10 declare the result NJ an
election m sueh eases without awsng the action ~ the
returning Board thinks obblc's term of office mad
thcn expired ten days before Disblo said the inunc
tons he was ISSUING procured by keiiogH;
that LOngstreet and Hawkins had been
aIreed upon by Kellogg and the - sliei-
not issued the ir1uncon he would Eaye been arrested
by the United states Court Issued commissions TO othef
Judges in New0reans az the same tine there was "a
such emergency other as In that OF Dbble; he
believed tho Judges elected were entitled by law " tho
places there were conflicting Returning BOards AT that
time and for that he believed he could Issue,
divided returns should frat De made ny the Returning
Board to the Secretary Of state the law provides tst
shall hold until SUCCESSORS are qualified but
he believed that Dibbe meant by means OF mlunooOns
to continue himself ia Office.
Mr Ray read WarmOths answer 10 tho interrogalory
from Durelps COurt, saying that he commissioned
ElmOre the ground that his election was not0rous
Mr.. Morton asked ar.. Pinchbtck whether the NeW-
Orleans Judges applied 70 him tor commissions be re-
piled that they did. ,
Gov WarmOth said ehis done by advice Of himself
and Others because they knew If they did not others
would be put IN their places.
Mr.. Warm0th said that he did noe impfgn the motives
OF the Judges, D he proposed 10 show that because OF
the fact that tho Kellogg Legislature was IN session ana
recognized By the President they did not dare 10 otr
wise than acknowledge 10.
The Committee then adjourned until tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-06

Chair Gad's HILL" brought 20 cents number OF OIL
psintncs the early productions OF ROsStcr sold al small
but fun prices Unfinished portraits In OIL, OF lew
well know artists and series OF portraits OF merchants
and artist, Of York. bv ROsSiter, sold as follows;
Portrait of J. W. Ehuiuger. 81 90; Thomas Hcks =
X NJ. staigg g b0i J. W. C1si car, S CP Cranch. "
j. A. SuyGam, So r. o. G. D5rey s.; Thomas t0les oG
q. L. Brown. 81 W H. Appleton, merchant = %; jas
Brown. Al 50; James Boorman, s.; Peter Cooper 81 A.
4. Low a.; Henry Grnnel, 3 20; Peeuah Perrlt 81
Robert H. Mnturn, s.; Albert Gallatn, S b9i JOhn
aoodscl 81 50; Geo Peabody, 81 Alexander Duncan
f5 Nath IongwOrth Cincinnati Ohio 81; JOhn cturges
% W r. ogden. o.; W. II. Aspnwan, 81; Ihos H. Fer-
kins, Boston, 81 80; Geo. GriSweld, 81.
An excellent portrait OF A. T. Stewart competed
for by three bidders one of WHOM fnay gained II or
$500 With the selling Of few cheap plaster casts Ule
eveuings work closed The VIII continue this and
the remaining evenings Of the week. The pictures
Home OF Washington" Signing the Constitution
Jews In Captivity" Merchants OF America. viii he
sold tonight Tnoy are among Mr. RosSitr's most sue
ccssful works, and will command good prices
New-York tribune., 1873-02-06
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM HAVASAIn steamship CITY Of Haudnd Feb 5Ear and
Countess and servants Count Mtdn Poma ad Fanny
sine air Ms Jones e. Mchon G. FalAro Fernandez John
Kane WIN Rsdne Mrs Mary G. Taylor Edgar Lombard James G.
shedwck WISER daughter and servant hAhes Parker
Munlock Peters CsbaiA children and servant H.
Heine Frank Alexandra Cbas Ellis ThOs H.rns1n
Tbos f. Fleming Fredk Wessin Geo H. Low John
b. Dodd H. Hamilton Manuel H. Calves Whitman, p Cameron
Il F.pautosa T. Roses, San Chan. =,
PR0M LIVBRP0OL-fH steamship CRY OF BrGit2r teo e-hf
lnue.lT Wm HAryesr Cbas. Reid Nj. Guthrie.
PROM LIVBRP00L-IE I>an,ship Cubd Feb 30 d. PennI'
W a. Hall Nm Perse daughter II. Gee, Mr. Strauss, j. G.
Page Mr. Hall Fenton, c. B. Vice Dr. Rtdi.s Dhse MI
Joyr.son H. Chrisho lie Compile Mr. Bbect, M irwin T. W.
I,yemeye W t. Jefferson Jas Reid Mr. Heigs sa1s
b. strs W Adams wife child and maid Mss O'anes MIS-
Mr. Taylor, Mr. BAure. M. lsehere, M, Josnstes
NJ, Donoy,n w Astrin, Mr. Mchaster, Sir. Moore,
and vie c c. Burke and wife NJ Colby and wife Mr. vsrme j.
Gre,ii Mr Senuk C. Rogers r. Smith and WIFE Mr. Kellogg
M Hertz Mr. white Mr. Besay, NJ Csreri j. w. Mundeli Mr.
S.niS1 M wtt NJ ReImopd Col w H. Reynoid: ADMIRAL
M, C,sion a. o. stmpsou Col H. Rtcbs Mr. Hoter. From Hall
f,I-sir E. Ksnny Mis- Kenny, Mr. Hayes M. Wbi,rsJ
New-York tribune., 1873-02-06
THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

MILWAUKEE Peb quiet unchanged. Whes. sieaI
No No 2 81 25 Oats steady at Pole for Me- 2
Corn dali ana unsettled No Mixed Rye STEADY At b3 for
Barley Onll and lower Al iBc for No FaiL keopsSUO
bhls Flour snl y bush Wheat SdpmeD,s2 40 bbl four
MENPHs 5Four 6rm and Corn doll ard dropping AZ
dull and declining At Si33Jc Bulk Meats quiet Ana IN
changed. Lard unchanged ~
Ol bid - % asked; No. White sold % - sZW
Michigan dull at 81 IL Corn quiet and unchanged at
4Oulc IS 20 asked IS Is bid Dressed hogs sold at
as ReoeiptsOO bb Flour lUCD bush Wheat and 5000 bush
Corn ShpmeBt2OOO bb Flour 800 bGSh Wheat and Oo bush
iIBsSr Feb 5-The 6rmne Wheat continues sses Rge
dali unchanged Corn firm az 61lc for West Mixed
Roua Yellow Barley dull Noting dong in Malt Oats
ToIEpo Pb 5Flouueady Wheat dull lovers sales Of No.
Whe Mchgsu II 9O Amber Michigan, spot at Iei eler
Febrgarr 81 1 seller LAST half OF February co. seller March,
~ a2 seller April ~ o.; seller Nay 81 g buyer February,
81 81 Red, slt No. do. SPOT - 5i seller March,
81 ~ dull snd lower sales Of High Mixed spot at JJte
White Ilic Oats doll and lower 3ic for No 3 Clover See
SIS asked offered Dressed Hogs sold At 80 lOG % D
dividing 200 10 HeAvV, IS TO- Rece 200 bbs Flour OOO
1000 bush and 2tOO bush oats shipments
O bb 1900 bush Wheat sol BUSH Corn, and Low bush
Oats. ,, n-..--
at in light supply the following quotations. FlouT9ie
EYr 25GS9 Family, SO 25G 10 5d Corn 15c Oats 80
Dry Salted Meats5c for hhouders &c
Tor Clear Rib Sides for Clear Sides POrkS4 for Odi SO Tor
New l for Shllirsi elc. for Clear b Sides st Tor
Clear Sides ilBc for Hams Sugar5dIc for Inferior gic
o Common 899i for Fair Fully Pair 9p9 ior Prime Mol,s-
5D5 for Ceutrifuga 6gG2c for Choice WHISKY sold We
for Louisiana sold lsqOc EIchang nge-Sterlpg 2t he"
York sight ic. discount Gold, ll3i. -.
WuNl.GroS ~ c. Feb. 5-Spnts Tufpehne higher al 6Ite
Roam steady for Strained Crude Tupenne steady az 50 -
for Hard AMI Is Tor Yellow Dip and Virgin Tar gat at % 90
New-York tribune., 1873-02-06
SENATOR PoMERorS VIEWS or HIMSELF

On his way to Washington, Senator Pomeroy
was visited at Chicago by reporter and gave the fol-
lowing highly interesting statements respecting the
foul conspiracy which so mercileSsly accomplished
his ruin:
have served the nation 8 long time, and THINK !
tbey call the Kansas bribery case" has already Deen
published to that deep plot was LAID by OF
a1rse the man who was insgstor and acting party
an tbis intrigue was not himself brlbed because TINS
crime OF bribery only DO htthchou W 'no'' ""'
votes are purchased with money -. .,o .,ao-
His motive shown by his Own speech a. bs ns man
Vk vas one OF my bterest opponents from the hrst.
and himself candidate for the senatorshlp he ealo %
nu @ "a after while with OF his friends. ana Was Was
% in his snppOrt OF mo- but finally threw on thc
sheens clothing and showed himself VOL ne sauo, a"
iniore me- however, and his case VIII DO seltoa "'"
'ne N aEs oonasion m the Senate return 10
New-York tribune., 1873-02-06
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER OF NETWORK

ALBANY, Feb. 5.-lhe Grand Royal Arcn
Chapter Of the state OF New-YOrk, today elected and
installed the following officers for the ensuing year; NJ
f.. John W. simons, PENN NJ f., ReeS G' Williams W.;
r. f.. David j. Day. Me-; X. E. James j. Ferguson Ill
Tho bour having arrived for the election OF officers,
the following were chosen M. L. Thomas C. Cassidy
New York g. II. F.; r. +. Joseph b. Chafee, Bingham
TON. ID. G. HIP; H. f. David +. Day, Buffalo. e. X; X.
f. James d. Pollard, Seneca Falls, G. s.; r. T. John :.
Dickinson Albany. @. T.; r. L. Christopher o. FOX
Buffalo, Grand Secretary; T. L. James b. Murray King
ston. Grand Chaplain.
The Grand High Priest. Thomas C. Cassidy appointed
the following Companions as his corps OF oiicers H. t.
Companion George Van velt, New-York, Grand Captain
Of the Host; Companion II. Huntington; Adams
" Y Principal SOjOurner Companion H. H. Parker
NJ syracuse Grand Royal Arch Captain Companion
John H. Cickner OF Brooklyn. Grand Master OF Third
Vail. COMPANION James Ferguson or New-fOrk Grand
Master OF the First Vail Amsea Fuller OF Albany Grand
Tyler; Jackson ii. Chase Of Albany, Grand Lecturer
THE receipts the past year were sS,llO " eXpenn
lures, flb 683 OF: remaining in treasury, S,oz7 10
New-York tribune., 1873-02-06
LATEST SHIP NERS.
For other Ship Ee,cs seq Third Page.


s,us,,, C,,, OF Bristol (Br Jones' Liverpool ls and
opesnsoeu 18th. with mdse and pass. TO Jobn O Dale
steamship Cuba (Br Lott Liverpool Jan 49, and onesnstoHa
18Th via HaI g. With ndse and % Chas o. trsnekyh
s,sship City Of Austin Bldndge Neworesns Jan ~, Win
rudss and pass TO q. II. Mallory d Co. -,
BSri Bch Porand lnsersO Bseno Ayre 81 days WITH
Bsrk asury Ptner Of sOcl.op Deiey cenfuegO' days s
sugar . 49,. - o.. A.. u.h snr,,
Bns Ce HahiAI) Marshal BehIe, Hoodaas IL days ~u @a
Bne p Stewart (Of Pbaoeph. Holland CenfOegOs "A days.
Rns Miller of EAsssu) Psrker Mes,na 60 days with fruit
Bng Walter lof Barbsdoesl Lees Havana II DAYS No
sngar ,u H., .,v r,n,no % d.v, WITH ufs,
sehr Nellie Csnten Me stscipoe hsiAnn' IL days
setr Gersn, (of Canning s A.roasO DAYS With sssss
schr Abbe H. Brown Pronacetorn, Do"ng oenaos Va
Ragged Island " dts With salt ... o. g. nj. -.
seh samuel T. (of NevbuUpO Croker sap BIAS VIA
srb Lou. Van BstC Ca Boolhren TOoker casnis9 days,
schr capel. o ST. John b. Buck asnanin, Is d,y, with
H.r, C. shepherd CLARK Mosquito Inlet Fla daJ' with
scS Dolly Warden Allen Mosquito Inlet, Fla, eJs With live OAK
So n Iow, Nesbury Charleston II days uith nAEA stores
scar Wm MAssn. French Baltimore
SAILED.
Steamships CITY Of Galveston and Ansdne for New Orleans Zodiac
sh,, 4, Alhernae for Richmond ship Princess AeIAn-
@ b.k, Eta LOrng for Melbourne Rosins
obu Bouop for sguATsi bugs Asteua Tor Palermo
Tor Jboatao for Pernawbnee H. Houstsa
isysns, Elrs for Halifax Nellie Gay for Rehmond chrs
wheeer for ,nenssi ChA H. HoEoa for R~uia Puet; Abb,
WASon o KEY West Anne L. McNeen M Jacksonville; lA0e,a
for snyannah; Golden Rule for ~ Georges.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.
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New-York tribune., 1873-02-06
OBITUARY.
FRANCIS WARDEN.

Francis Warden died in Paris on Jan. q, in
the e2d year age days after the death OF his
wife BY priority of partnership he was next In rank
TO Mr. Stewart the firm of A. T. Stewart Co., and
has been managing the business In Europe nearly 30
years There were few American merchants on the
Continent when he went Paris In 1S45, but trade
increased made general with corps OF
special buyers under his orders. For many years he
selected the Silks aces carpets and shawls which the
firm imported and displayed taste and discrimina
tion IN Choosing goods The partnership dissolved
az request about eight months ago. but as no one was
sent TO relieve him he general manager at the time
OF his death HIS fortune, estimated at s00o,OOO will
enrich three sons and daughter who is the wife OF
Capt Cardigan Of the British Army and Is attached 10
the Queens household.