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The Republican journal., 1875-12-09

GeEeraIities.

Grant friends are one by one Going to the
penitentiary. 1t is very Sal.
The san Francisco f,ur-mie race for $50
700 has been postponed until Christmas
The house of ThaXtcr Shaw ESQ. ut Vance
bofo, was burned on Friday los TlO.O0O, with
no insurance.
Gen. BebcocN is TIE tir,t officer of engineers
in the army whose reputation M.. ever been
publicly assaulted
The fast train tcir-rop,d hog in iIague
street. Yesterday, an! threw the ~uu%l a mile
distant pmbtry News.
Last Saturday three Young men >kacd ON
loSuS pond. distance OF about eight mics, in
eighteen and onc-half minutes
Anna +. Dickinson is 50 unwcll her phy,irian
mas ordered her on sea voyage and her lecture
Engagements are being cancelled.
Kentucky has got the champion eati>t. He
offers TO BET on eating fifteen quarts Of oysters
amt one pound Of crackers at Il sitting,
\ Young lady named Wilhelnna Townsend
while Waiting at Il ball in Chelsea. Mass.
Thursday evening, fell dead, from hcan Ills
ease.
Russia is much excited over England, pu.-
pose to purchase the Surz Canal and it il Omen
Iy r1mored that the occurrence will hazard the
peace Of Europe.
The office of Inspector of Lumber for the
Pa>Samaqodtly Customs District has been
abolished. and one night officer III Clli- has
been disrh.rnnA
The PASSPORT Sentinel SAYS tllnt the frozen
herring business has commenced earlier than
usual this season. shipment, were made by
steamer I,st werL maui ''
me french Vine product Tor $50 amount,
10 TWO thousand million gallons, ANA would liIl
Il canal three and Il bali feet wide, ANA forty
six hundred mile, long
Secretary. Frist,y,.. n.,t Viii Il ,,,.,,...t..tt
he upon the New York ou-iom-hou>e officers
Aha me smuggling mercantile firms with which
'H'S are III connection.
Gnoron Val,.b of sl,,,,b..,,,, ,,..,.. .t.,,,r, j.;
iurrd whiIr NJ ,~ori om H. N g. ,;,,. III,
in Madison. Thurs,l., hl i,,,r, .f"So .,iiin%
nnon Inn M" ini';, ~ q l' N'"''I 't''''tS
Xii ''''' ~ "'' >''i'L'9''' y" "V
rb, n.,oo.r.t,. tri,,,,,,l, :, ,r..;.;..:.a.
yoIyn. thn ,,,ttin,, Ja,,, i tI ,,,
iii frnm sfnn o1o :, YAM, ~ .,r uun n.,i''I7
pubIicon nrv.r,tne}s- /, In. i,,t.ri,,,. .,l VIM
GENERALLY ,n.nnnIin~ wv
Henry J. lloVey, on tine charge of smuggling
matches, AMI J, l.. iIoNrV. charged with selling
Commissioner lIamlin at Bangor, FRIDAY, and
i'll default Of BAIL were Sent to iaiI
r,,,, ..,,.. .,.....on,
a., ne NnlS HaNS ltlat WV vessels passed IhI3
nG III, ,'.i",'S" ttG "l'M III ilc t'Hr"a4
0tnt7o ''.o f''N"h VI t'Nt "tI' piiSN 'it,l t
tni Vr-Iii>t't >r""IitIN aN steamers MS
- " l'''ii'7 vi tl"'h ~ !t''i ot "'Vui wv.
Mcdonald does not like his uualter, in iaiI.
a'li I aalS' pro.'lcIn9 laGhct on lGIl'fs ana
nv ug% a1l on, ltl le GU"
G Gl li,,> W. IL'N, MlI 9l>ltr u loI "i
ie''o"S H'7l'e' III authority thah was.
James A. Cox, for thirtv-1iyc wears tY,t &,
prominrnt boot and shoe de1l,r in Gardiner
Me-. died suddenly "Wednesday EVENING of h,,,rt
disease. lie retired early. anparentiy in his
usual health. and was tnun'l Irad; 10 o'rIorL
4 urofliratc v0uu.e man named Charles Pom
IT n ,'ceJ i" So"I IN M, ~ y" . na i"o
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is the only form of receipt now used. For instance,
Is May T. that the subscription is paid to that
date When new payment is made, the date will
be changed to correspond, and SUBSCRIBERS ARE
REQU ESTED TO SEE THAT THEIR DATES AR
CORRECT. Subscribers in arrears requested to
forward the sums due
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News of tho City end County.
The Methodist bell sounds as though it had :;


derlullN on II.
The weekly Unitarian sociables for the sea-.
son have begun. They are held on Friday
evenings at Peirce's Hall.
SOME CUCuMBERS. one day last week
car load of picked cucumbers, As barrels, wa,
sent from Unity by VI. Stevens.
Large quantities of leather, and new machin-
cry at the shoe factory, bctoken plenty of work
at that institution this winter.
The water pipe has been laid from the shoe
factory to Fields spring, and that institution !.
now well supplied with water.
When an alarm of fire is given in this city.
every body runs towards The New England
House. That building hls been fired three
times this wear.
The odl-FclIow> in this city have become ~
numerous that their present quarters are inad-
cTlate to their wants, and thcy are looking
about for better quarters.
The Belfast Camden and Rockland stage
line have put upon the road "a new, easy-riding
ninc->eatcd Light coach from the manuttctorS
Of Nu@atr a simmons. Union. 1t is no mad
wagon. andeu Herald.
Frozen smells iva torqc quantities FROM CO.
tine. Hrooks,iIlc, amt Vicinity an, brought lo
this city for shipment to Boston and New
York. fjlly-~cy,n barrels were sent ava, u
one day last week.
IIozcltinc 4 Bicbtord are putting in ma,niu.
cry at their gri>t NALL ut Goose River, TO, ID.
grinding Of corn. Stones rJr crushing pl3,tr
will also bc added. David Gdrhcu of Om
town. j, dojug IN. n-t.
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REPUBLICAN JOURNAL.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1875.

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
Will Ii A NJ H. SNIP SON,
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Babcock.

The list OF the whskey sWindlers bids
fair to stretch to the crack of doom. Like
a row of bricks. one in his fall topples
over another McDonald's trial unearthed
Avery. Avery's trial fixes completely on
Babcock-and Bahcock's trial will impli-
cate, the Lord knows whom The guilt of
the Private Secretary of the President ap-
pears to be beyond doubt.
On the Sd of December, 1874, Joyce
telegraphed from St. Louis to Babcock
"Has the Secretary or Commissioner or
dered anybody here?n Two days after
ward Babcock reptile d. Cannot hear that
any one has gone or is going" A week
later Mcdonald received a despatch from
Washington, written by Bapcock and
signed "Sylph," saying, 81 succeeded.
They will not 60"
Babcock says these kilograms We're per-
fectly innocent, and that he can make it
apparent as soon as he has an opportunity
to testify. Does any reasoning man be-
lieve that? Look at the case one mo-
ment. Here are band of distillers en-
gagged in avoiding the heavy taxes impos-
ed on their business. The profits were SO
very great that they could afford to pay
and did pay enormous brides They clos
ed the eyes and mouth Of the officer APP
pointed to watch them. They bought the
| chief clerk of the treasury. And now it
appears that the Presidents most trusted
and confidential officer was in secret COM
munication over false signatures with the
| rogues. He was assuring them that they
were safe and could go on, and doubtless
received his reward. This he says he can
make appear perfectly innocent lie
| must think he is dealing with remark
| ably verdant public.
The production of the secret kilograms
in Babcock's writing seriously disturbed
that distinguished official. He demanded
to be heard on the stand in the trial OF
| Avery-but it was too late, as the evil
dence had been closed Then he wrote
to the President, asking 4 court Of in
quiry. The request has been granted,
| and Gen. Hancock, Gen. Sheridan, and
Gen. Henry ordered to compose the court.
This is not the proper tribunal before
| which to try the case There was no Of
fence against military law. 1t is a case
of conspiracy and fraud under the civil
law, and should be tried before civil tri-
bunal. 1t is very certain, however, that
in the investi legation which the House will
make into this and other frauds, there
will be vigor and rigor enough to probe
to the bottom, whatever the military
| court may do. or fail to do
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-Cabel Gushing has told Spain that
this country doesn't desire to annex Cuba,
and the Dons are feeling better.
The Democracy take charge Of that
House like men who know what they are
about
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Fears of a fatal result to Mr.. Dris

Fears OF fatal result to Mr.. Drisko,
of the Machias Union, from the murderons
assault upon him, are expressed. The
Maehias Republican says
1t is with regret we are obliged to record the
tact that very little hopes are entertained that
MI. Drlsko Will recover from the effects of the
blow given by johnson on the 18th of Novem-
bcr The broken arteries break out i'm bleed
ing at intervals, requiring the presence of a
physician ut his house all the time consequent
" great exhaustion results. Still, while there
is life there is hope.
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4 proiligatc Young man named Charles Bon
ncy. Of llook>rtt, n. H., Wednesday evening
attempted TO shoot his wife in a ball room.
He placed Il Seven-Shootcr within two feet of
her head. and snapped it three times, bit it
was not DISCHARGED.
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The railroad restaurant at Brunswick

is pretty good one, but it is wonderful
where the proprietor gets all the old hens
that enter into the daily iricasee thereof.
1t would seem as though, following the
line of descent, that their posterity might
be some say overtaken--but they escape
wonderfully.
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w n'thSsh anu 'luIlioill ana 10 make IL the
peetol , VI eNGtS nuiil tl penS Oh every race,
color, ana condition IN the land.
\, ! ne apprehension ana dlstrust of one part Of
me nation lhat portion OF the Southern peo-
!Ie ", Who Were arrayed against the authority of
til VIC rtuer uQVe a ~ IN the late war would
pc an cement OF disturbance to the American
mon, mas manly disappeared, as is evidenced
Nv your election t ana IN its stead has grown
IlorG ilaeInal ieeiis; wlicn regards us of the
,pu'eIt 2t''e6 a. t leilo Low OF the same
4!eal iiIlion or "a ,,l1 othGr Mind me people OF
hay d. tneil rqsen i1li t ready to
honor any ulaa' WHEN Inc Aercan naton
KY ullm upon w., .ntal rlotiS, or tnelf laith
IN .'ie stoiy anu tif 'e,lGaceat ug E, VI Aaef
v 'ai;li '' , AlplauSa Ine eApeine
Mleii mas pteil amongst US Is pasee
,lon confluence IN elG Morhillg Oh local sell
4oNellliliell, ana itenueu 10 soiVe !he dlncu-
,it KS Io,inec,eu WIN ''ie recent social ana po
ti' pi .lai'eioiiiItioh ava siiai1 nave an open
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-02-26

IVA school teacher in Umatilla Co.,
California, had pretty girl Of sixteen
as pupil. She entangled his heart, and
then cruelty Tilted him. Thereupon he
sought revenge. Catching her in slight
infraction ofthe rules, he swung his birch
branch aloft, and commanded her TO
stand up and be whipped. She ran out
of the door and like a deer across the
fields toward home but her feetness
was Of short duration, and the angry
schoolmasters hand soon grasped her
arm. Her courage had gone with her
wind, and she offered then and there to
kiss and make up if he wouldn't whip
her. He declined 30 compromise, led
her back 10 the school house, and logged
her until blood came through the back
of her dress. Her hour Of exultation
came when she saw him fined $50 for
assault.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-02-26

a CHRISTIAN GENTLEMAN WITH $40.
600 YEAR.-We find the following adj.
yertisement in recent issue Of the Gin
cinnati Gazette:
WANTED W1FE.-A young Chris.
tain gentleman having an income often
thousand dollars per anuum from real
estate in this city, but being unfortu.
nate in having no lady acquaintance,
takes this mode of saying that he wants
to marry an intelligent young lady of
from Is to 20 years of age, with or with
out means, but of unimpeachable moral
character. The advertiser will name re-.
ences Of the highest respectahility il
this city. Address, in the first place.
IN. +. T." care Of the Daily Gazette.
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" o It &c e. .

A a County Cou.t Of Hampshire County,
N held on the 18th day Of January, 1875, on
the petition Of more than one hundred Voters Of
the Districts an Act Of the Legislature In Tsla-
ton TO Hogs running at large was extended to
and directed 10 DO enforced in the Districts o.
Romney, Springfield and Mill Creek, from and
after The drst day Of March, 1875. Said Law
provides
THAT it shall be unlawful for owners TO per-
NIT their hogs 10 run at large 10 either O. said
Districts, and should such hogs whilst tuubir &
at large destroy injure the personal or real pro
perty Of another the owner Of the hogs sLall pa
10 The party double tie damages sustained b =
him for such destruction or Injury and The
party so iojlred shall have "A lien upon tie hogs
for the pay ment Of the said damages, and should
they be found upon bis premises be shall have
The right TO retain them until the damages and
costs OF keeping are paid. And ho shall immc-
diaisly advertise the said hogs for sale, 10 Re
sold AT the end Of ten days unless the damages
and costs Of keeping be sooner paid The time
eud place Of such sale TO be posted at two public
places in the neighborhood n copy Of which ad
vertifement shall Immediately he delivered 10 tho
owner Of the hogs IL he be found within the Coun-
~ and should the damages and Ell enses Of
keeping he not paid ~ the end Of the ten DAYS
fixed FOR the sale IL shall be lswful FOR the parts
injured 10 sell the said hogs TO the highest bid
der for ready money, the proceeds whereof, az
Ter dedlctiog he amount Of damages and costs
Of keeping shall be paid over 20 The owner Of
ssid hogs, 10 be shall make application therefor
within six months, aud II no such application
be made within si1 months that ibe said fesidue
be paid over 10 The proper sulhositits Of tie
county Tor The benefit Of The school fund "
Jeste, {. :. WHITE, G. cen. c.
Feb g. 1875
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~ One of the apprentice boys in the
Daily Examiner Office, Lancaster, Pa,
seeing an advertisement in a New York
paper, stating that any person who would
send four postage stamps to such an adj.
dress would be told, by return mail. how
to make from $50 to $40 per day, by re.
naming at home during the evenings
lie sent the postage stamps, and by re.
turn mail he received an envelope con
tanning four old old-fashioned darning
needles, With the words knit stockings. :"
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-Four little babies all 10 a row,

n STORY OF OUTRAGE FROM TIE
SoUTH.-We have received letter post.
marked Wilmington, North Carolina, Civ.
ing particulars of an alleged outrage at
village in South Carolina near Will
mington, North Carolina, of which we
have seen no notice in the papers of eth
er State. On inquiry of member of
the firm whose business is printed on the
envelope containing the letter, it is as
certained that the writer is reliable
mana salesman Of the house. The
letter is IS follows:
The village of Nickols, S. c., on the
Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta
railroad, was attacked on the night of
the 9th instant, the store houses and
dwellings sacked by band of ruffians
under the leadership of a colored preach
er named Bryant. Six hundred barrels
of rosin ut distillery in the village
were set on fire, and when the citizens
turned out to fight the fire the ruiiians
entered the dwellings and stores and
robbed them of money and goods to the
amount of about $4,000 and made off
with their plumber without detection.
Suspicion rested on several persons, but
no arrest was made until last night,
when an attack was made on Fair Bluff,
y. C., and the citizens being on the
watch. captured white man named
Hugh lIudgins, and drove Off the rest
While on his way to Whiteville to Jail
Hudgins made full confession, and gave
the names of John Brown, William a.
Brown and Robert Hudgins, white n
colored preacher named Bryant, Albert
McGlockland and Orvin Kichols, color
ed, who were to do the plundering. while
twenty-five negroes were to throw the
mail train off the track, rob it, and then
make for the swamp. The above named
have been arrested. Great excitement
prevails"
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New Advertisements.
Baltimore Female college,.

Incorporated 10 ls4s with authority to confer
degi ees, and en5swed by the State Of Maryland
In 1860. 1he College 10 beautifully situated in
grove, within the citr limits, on lofts emil
nence that Commands view OF The country, the
CITY, and river ard hay Zee many miles The
College has sf,od hbrstv, chemical and philo-
sophical apparatus. cabinets of minerals, medals,
coins, gems &c, and the course Of instruction Is
thorough. Roard and Tuition $3.50 per snnpm.
y. {. BROOKS, IL. D.. President.
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The Harper's Ferry Property.

In the United States Senate. on the
18th instant, the following proceedings
took place:
Mr.. DAVIS. 1 offer resolution re.
garding the Hsrper's Ferry property, in
which the government itselfis interested,
and ask that Il be read.
The Chief Clerk read the resolution
as follows:
ReSo,re!. Thst the Attorney-G General
I've. aud Is hereby. directed TO proceed TO
have the decree OF the district court Of
the United States for the district of West
Virginia. for the enforcement of tue pur.
chase-Inoney OF the water.power st Har.
per's Ferry sold to +. c. Adams by the
United States, which was entered ut its
September term, 1873, in the suit of the
! United States against +. G.. Adams and
others, carried into execution as speed.
~ as practicable by n resale of the pro.
perty therein decreed to be resold, and
without awaiting the determination OF &.
ny other suit now pending in said court
( wherein the United States is plaintiff or
coplaiutiT with respect TO the title to the
said property.
Mr.. DAVIS. l want 20 make remark
before l move the reference of the reso-
luton. In 1869 an act passed Congress
for the sale of this property. 1t was sold
in 1871. Since that time nothing has
been collected from the party who bought
the property. The property il going to
destruction AS l understand the mo.
ney ought to have been collected long
ago. 1t was due partly in one year and
partly in two years after the sale. which
was four years ago, Now / move that
the resolution be referred to the Com.
mittee on the Judiciary, and printed.
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Drautng Cer.an or Aionsy Rsfs..se...

Whole Tickets $50. Halves S23. Tenth, or each
Coupon, s.. Eleven Whole Tickets, $5J0.
For Tickets, or Information. address
THO. Z. BaAMLErrE, Agent aud Mana
ger. Louisville, Ky.
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
Death OF Gov. Standardization Of the
Trnstees-A Successor Appointed
No More Postponements- Drawing
Certain February 9th.
At meeting of the Trustees of the
Public Library of Kentucky. Jan'y. 10,
1875, it was resolved that G. NJ. Briggs,
Esq, who under the late Hon Tho. l..
Bramlette was the real business mana
ger Of the gift concerts already given in
aid of the Public Library of keDtackg {,
be and he is hereby authorized To take
the place made vacant by the death of
said Bramlette. in the management OF
the affairs Of the fifth and last gilt con.
cert, and that the drawing announced
for February ~, 1875. shall positively
and unequiyocally take place on that
day without any further postponement
or delay on any account whatever
II. +. DURRETr. Pres.
JoHN S. CAIN, Secretary.
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The Oua,4e..e Of Ba,ies-Euyaor,;,,,

The Quoyfette Of BGoies-ErtrGoriin
~ Freak ia Natare-Tssitiay the Latte
Strangers, Sc.-It was stated in the SUI.
that on Tuesday night Mrs. Kahn, the
wife OF Mr.. john Kahn, gave birth to
four female children--an interesting
quartette oflittle musicians. Yesterday
the house of Mr. Kahn, No. Il9 Low ST..
was visited by hundreds OF ladies aud
some men, and the pavement in front
was frequently blocked with people 90
ing in or coming out. Some of the In.
dies were rather doubtful ofthe correct
ness ofthe statement until the sight and
music of the quartette convinced them.
MIR. Kahn occupies the upper portion Of
the house, and he was kept busy answer
ing calls and showing the babies. The
children were all placed in the same
''crib," two at the head and two at the
foot, and yesterday afternoon were
sound asleep. They arc perfectly form.
ed, are of the usual size, and each is the
exact image of the others. Allhaye blue
eyes, and dark brown hair Of equal guam
tity. The mother was not permitted to
be disturbed, by order of the physicians,
and none OF the visitors saw her.
Mr.. Kahn Is thirty years Of age. CT.
garmaker by occupation, and has been
ont Of employment for six weeks. He
has been married three years. and was
the father of two children, one more than
year older than the other, until Tuesday
night, when his family was suddenly in
creased by the arrival Of the quartette
to six. He seemed quite proud Of the
strangers, refused TO let any one touch
them although many ladies begged to have
the privilege of fondling them, and he
expressed the hope that he may be able
Ito put them on their feet" Other pla.
ces can boast of having doublets, and
even triplets added to their population.
but il is a question whether any CITY but
Baltimore can claim the honor of usher
ing quartette ofpretty aud apparently
healthy little ones into the world at a
Observation-Disclosures Sun, FEB. IS.
The visitors readily pay small sum
to look at the four little ones, and the
amount realized bids fair to reach a
small fortune. Besides this, it is said,
contributions for the family have been
taken up at all the hotels" At Barnum's
the following lines may be seen on n
playcard over box III which money is
received:
''Four little babies all in n row,
Pay ten cents and let the babies grow"
The difficulty TO distinguish one of
the little ones from the other has been
got over by writing their names on cards
aud tying one to each child. They are
all girls and have been named Sarah,
Mary, Kate and Jennie, but to tell 10th.
er from which it is necessary to look at
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TO TIE AMOUNT OF TWO MILL
ION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
27rn FEBRUARY BY THE PUBLIC
LIBRARY OF KY, UPON THE OC-
CASION OF THEIR FIFTH AND
LAST CONCERT.
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Joint Shingles,

~ prime quality, Tor sale ~ my residences
~ formerly Gore b, near Sisncs y Roads.
or Of ders left with Messrs Gikes9n. rueh 4
Vance, Romuey, viii be promptly f1sd sam.
Pies % ibess shingles mas bo seen a. ;hci- store
aud orders respectfully solicited
WN. bradley,
lamp CO, Sept. 10. ls1i-u