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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-08-10
Foreclosure Notice.

TINHE BANGOR SAVINGS BANK, Of Bangor in
l. the County of Penobscot, gives notice that
CHARLES b. SANFORD and HUGH Ross, of said
Bangor, by their deed bearing date the twenty
seventh day of November, A. D. 1871, and recorded
in Waldo Registry OF Deeds, Book 1856. page 344
conveyed in mortgage to said Bangor Savings Bank,
its successors and assigns, the following described
parcel of real estate situate in Stockton in the Con
ty of Waldo, at "Fort Point" so called the same
being near and adjoining the Government Light
House lot and are the same conveyed to said San
ford and Ross by tho following deeds. viz Robert
l.. Clewley and others, deed dated July 49, 1870,
recorded in Waldo Registry of Deeds, Book li6,
page 52S; and George Clhords three deeds, one
dated Oct. %, 1870, and recorded aforesaid Book
in same book, page Q, and Of the lot adjacent to
the last two containing about fifteen acres and is
the same which the new hotel stable has been
erected and the same conveyed to said Sanford
and Ross by said Clifford by his other deed dated
August 49, 1871 all said parcels Of land being held
bv them in common.
Also the following other parcels of real estate
situate in said Bangor, together with the buildings
thereon, said parcels being the separate estate of
said Sanford, viz: The homestead of said Sanford,
at the corner of Union and Second streets, being
the same conveyed to him by Mrs. Caroline w. Far
rar by deed dated Nov Z, 1865, and recorded in Pc
nobscot Registry of Deeds, Book 1853, page l34. Also
another lot near said homestead on said Second
street, being same conveyed to said Sanford by VIM.
H. Parsons, by deed dated March %, 1867, and
corded as aforesaid Book 3GS page 2l4 Also another
on Broad street, being one of the stores in Fiske &
EmersOn's block and the same premises conveyed
to said Sanford by Gibbs s. Phillips by deed dated
May 90, 1867 and recorded as aforesaid Book 36S,
more particular description.
The condition of said mortgage being broken, the
said Bangor Savings Bank by reason of said breach,
claims to fOrecose the said mortgage.
BANGOR SAVINGS BANK,
BY SAMUEL ID. THURsTON, Treasurer.
Bangor, July 20. 1870. 3w4
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The .ius'lc of the supreme court have
made the rollowing assignments Of terms
of courts in the several counties for the
year beginning August, 1876
Appleton, c. J. September term in Piscata-
quis; October term in Washington; January
term in Penobscot; March term in Knox; April
term in Penobscot.
Walton, j. August term in kennebec: Sep
TENDER term in Aroostook; December term in
Somerset; January and April terms in Andres
coggin.
Dickerson, j. September term in York; De-
cember term in Knox; January term in Waldo !;
February term in Plscataquis; March term in
Somerset; April term in Waldo.
Barrows, j. August term in Sagadahoc;
September term in Knox; October term in
Waldo; January term in Washington; March
term in oxford; April term in Cumberland.
Danforth, j. September term i'll Somerset;
October term in Kennebec; February term in
Aroostook; April term in Sagadahoc; April
term in Lincoln,
Virgin, J. september term in Androscog-
gin; October term in Cumberland; October
term in Lincoln; December term in Oxford;
January term in Cumberland: March term in
Franklin.
Peters, j. August term in Penobscot; Sep
TENDER term in Oxford; October term in Pc
nobscot; January term in York: February
term in PeDobscot; April term in Hancock.
Lbbey, j. September term III Franklin;
October term in Hancock: December term
in sagadahoc; March term in Kennebec; April
term in Washington; May term in York.
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Flag Raising at Bucksport.

Last Saturday evening the Democracy
of Bucksport raised two large Tilden Il
Hendricks flags, one ut each end of the
village. The evening was delightful and
an unusually large crowd gathered in the
streets to witness the unfurling of the
banners The Bucksport Band was CT
gained for the occasion, and considering
the fact that the members have not been
in practice for many months, discoursed
excellent music. AS the flags went up
they were greeted with loud and hearty
cheers.
After the street demonstration was over
the people fastened to Emery's large
Hall, which was soon filled to repletion.
Nearly thousand persons were in it.
The meeting was called to order by Har-
vey d. Hadlock, Esq, popular and
rising young lawyer OF the village. Mr.
Spotlord, of Deer Isle, who had been ex-
pected to be present. failed to appear, and
Mr. Hadlock was called upon to occupy
his time. This he did in manner most
acceptable to the great audience. He has
Il fine voice and presence, and he spoke
with an energy and tiuency that delighted
his hearers. When he closed, the good
people of Bucksport happily realized that
they had an orator among them, but up
to that hour had known IL not.
At the conclusion of his own speech,
which had been heartily applauded, Mr..
IIadlock presented in a becoming and
complimentary manner, John b. Red
man, Esq, of Ellsworth, another popular
and rising young lawyer of the Hancock
bar. Mr.. Redman was received with
warm demonstration of applause. He
also spoke some forty minutes, making
many telling points which he illustrated
with apt anecdotes that brought down
the house. Mr.. Redman speaks with ease
grace and tluency. His services together
with those of Mr. Hadlock, will be in &C
tive demand on the stump in the Fifth
District in this campaign. They are just
the ''boys" to wake up the young men of
that district to the necessity of a political
change and of REFORM. Commercial
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Foreclosure Notice.

- ANGOR SAVINGS BANK of Bangor, in Coun
- ty Of Penobscot, gives notice that The FORT
POINT HOTEL COMPANY, a corporation organized
under an act of the Legislature Of Maine, by its
deed dated the twenty seventh day of November A.
ID. 1871, and recorded in Waldo County Registry of
Deeds, Book 1856, page 346, conveyed in mortgage
to CHARLES B. SANFORD and HUGH Ross, of Ban
gor, County of Penobscot, their heirs and assigns
certain lot of land with buildings thereon, situate
in Stockton in the County of Waldo, a Fort Point"
called, being the hotel and lot which il stands
the government 'lght house" and being all
and the same premises conveyed to said corporation
by said Sanford Ross by deed dated June h. ISL
and recorded in Waldo Registry of Deeds, Book l53
page 49, including all rights of way specified in said
deed, reference said deeds to be had for par
tcular description. And afterwards, the same
day, said Sanford & Ross, mortgages aforesaid by
their written assignment thereof, recorded i'll Wal
do Registry of Deeds, Book 1876, page 81, assigned
said mortgage, together with the notes secured
thereby. to said Savings Bank, collateral security
for their two notes of hand of same date for five
hous and dollars each-refercnce to said deeds to be
had.
The conditions of said mortgage being broken the
said Bangor Savings Bank hereby, by reason of
such breach, claim to foreclose said mort gage.
BANGOR SAVINGS BANK.
BY SAMUEL d. THURSTON, Treasurer.
Bangor July 30, 1876. 3w5
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Administrative Sale.

DURSUANT to a license granted by the Hon.
il Judge of Probate for the county of Waldo, 1
shall sell NJ public auction, the premises, Sat
urday, the ninth day of September next, at o'clock
in the afternoon, all the right, title and interest
which David Durgn late Of Belfast, in said county,
deceased had, at the time of his decease in and to
certain lot of land situate in said Belfast at the
corner of Pearl and Cross Streets, and being the
same lot upon which the dwelling house of said de
ceased formerly stood. SARAH DURGIN,
Administrative of the estate of David Durgin.
BELFAST, Aug. 0, 1876. 3w6
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-08-10

10 CoNsUMPTIvES. The advertiser, retired
physician, having providentally discovered while
Medical Missionary in Southern ASIA very simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent cure
all throat and lung affections, also positive and
radical specific for Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay and all Nervous Complaints, feels it his duty
to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated
by this motive, he will cheerfuIly send Gree of
CHARGE to all who desire it. the recipe for preparing
aha l Tor using TINS PROV
avail themselves of the benefits of this discovery
without cost, do by return mail, BY address
ing with stamp naming paper,
DIR. CHARLES p. MARSHALL,
3m1O b Naoara Street. Buffalo. N Y.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-08-10

HUNTS REMEDY is not a new compound, it
has been before the public more than twenty
years, and extensively used by all classes, both
with and without the advice of a physician.
HUNTS REMEDY has been the means of saw
ING from a lingering and frighttul disease and
death hundreds of our wellknown citizens.
HUNTS REMEDY never fails to cure Dropsy
and all Diseases Of the Kidneys, Bladder, and
Urinary Organs.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-08-10

The readers of the journal who may this
summer have occasion 10 visit Boston, will
thank us for reminding them that the American
House more than Ststains its wcl-earned repu-
tation as one of the best hotels of New Eng
land. Particular attention is paid to the COM
fort Of guests, and desire to please is appar-
ent in all parts of the house.
Put the American down in your note book
and stop there when in Boston,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-08-10

FRfEBURG, Aug, Z. A party OF young
men from Tamworth Iron Works went
yesterday to Chocorua Lake, in Albany,
N. H., to battle -Four of them had en-
tered the water and one, Paul Williams,
was attending to the horse when a Mr..
Cone, keeper of a boarding house near,
appeared and ordered them away. Not
complying with the request he at once
went to his house and bringing a musk ct,
fired upon Williams, killing him almost
instantly. The charge entered the throat
and lungs, Fortyseven shot were ex-
tractcd from Williams. Seeing what he
had done Cone went back to his house and
threatened to kill any one who dared to
enter. The people gathered, and finally
one of the selectmen battered down the
door and arrested the murderer. A crowd
of 500 people soon gathered, and they
were so incensed at the murder that they
talked strongly of drowning Cone in the
lake. Cone is Southerner and made his
appearance in the neighborhood as book
pedlar. He has wife and one child He
has been taken to Ossipee Jail. Williams
was most eslimable young man.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-08-10

In view of the precarious hold Oh life of the
Old South Church, Boston, it is interesting to
receive beautiful photograph of Cabinet size
of the venel able structure. j. w. Black of 333
Washington Street is the artist who made these
perfect pictures. Mr.. Black is Il veteran in pho
Biography, and his work is as fine as any done
in New England
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QUICK PASSAGES.
CHARTERS OF THE WEEK.


OoHIplleu specially TOT tIle JOurHHl'
Schr. Mark Pendeton, of IslesbOro, has recently
been chartered and is now loading ice ut kennebec
at sL75 per ton, tonages paid. This is the highest
rate paid this season. they have since declined to
81 and $l.15, which is offered at time of writing;
brig James Miller, of this port, 300 tons, New York
to Pernambuco at or about 81 gold per Dbl schr.
New York to Jacksonville and return with lumber,
1925 for the round trip; sch. Ada. w. Gould, of
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-08-10

AUGUSTA, Aug. s. The Kennebec Jour
nal will publish letter tomorrow from
Hon. John l.. Stevens Withdrawing his
candidacy for Congress from the Third
Maine District. This leaves Mr.. Lindsey
without a competitor.
MACHIAs, Aug. s. At the Democratic
County Convention to-day James r. Tai
bot and Giles M. Wentworth were nomi-
mated for Senators; Warren Hathaway for
Sheriff: Archibald McNichol for County
Attorney; Ephraim X. Smart for Judge
OF Probate; Prescott Lawrence for Regis
ter of Probate; Rufus I. Crane for Treas
urer; Melbourne H. Wiley for County
Commissioner.
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Gen. Tillson GRATED.
The General was happy

kocKLAND, Aug. 5. The house of widow Paul,
pm the Ash Point Road, was broken into last night
" burglars who broke in side light and unlocked
ii front door, Mr.. Osgood GRAHAM, young man
wing in the house, heard the noise and going down
nhey had tussle in the yard during which pistol
WV fired at GRAHAM, but he was not hit. He was
eetnng the better of the fellow, when he heard some
oae approaching and fearing accomplice, let up
oh the rascal and he made his escape after getting
"a severe pummelling. A covered buggy was found
booty ~ '"' '''''' '''' e'' ~
ue1rasshoppers are devastating the country on the
western borders of Minnesota
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-08-10

DIR. .. Fitzgerald will he at the New Eng
land House Belfast, OH the IA, 10 and l6 of this
month. All those who wish to consult this eel
ebrated physician should give him call. His
rllrps are wonderful.
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DIED.

Obituary notices, beyond the Date, Name and 14ge
must 6epalaTor.J
In Camden, July q, Clara May, infant child of l..
NJ: and G. Z. Remission, aged months and days
IN Camden, July y, Lucy b., wife of A. 0. Glover,
aged 20 years, months and q days.
In Thomaston. July 9, Emily Louise, wife of Hen
ry d: Brown. aged % years 10 months and 26 days.
IN Newcastle, July %, Harry S., son of John IL
Morse, aged year and months.
In East Boothbay, July %, VIM II. W heller, aged
30 years.
In Edgeeombe, July II, Zoa A. Dodge, aged 2s
years and months.
In Edgecombe, July 16, Willie S. Baker, aged 10
years and Il months.
In Warren, July 20, John S. Newbert aged GA
years.
Drowned AZ Hurricane Isle, Arthur, son of John
ana CARA Colllns' aged years. months and days:
In Thomaston, July u, Philip son Of Henry and
Adelia a. Dennis, aged years and Il months.
In Rockland July 10Th, Capt. Archeus Ripley,
aged s. years, 10 months and IS days.
In Ellsworth, July 10Th, Mrs. Katie Sullivan, aged
u years,
In Sullivan, July 2Sth, Fremont o. Bragdon, aged
20 years, months.
In Deer Isle, July 9Th, Lizzie A., wife of c. c..
COUSINS aged 81 years, . months and % days.
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Ho5UU;SE PAINTING, PAPER1NG
- ana Grainng done in the best manner
Ialntlng and Papering Front Halls, Pa,lors and
olttms Rooms, a speciality. Orders solicited and
VIII be promptly attended to. Satisfaction as to
price and work assured by
NJ. A. CULLNAN
Corner of Miller and Cross SITS
Belfast, May 10. 1876. 3w45s
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Since the discovery Of the Pittsteld forgery
pcrperatcd by Briggs, it has been ascertalned
that the Dexter National Bank holds two hun
bred and fifty dollars of precisely similar forged
paper, by the same man.
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Bangor. 127 tons, New York to Rio Grande do Sal
and back to New York Boston, s.. 250, gold and
port charges; ship d, w. Chapman, of Damarscot
Ia, LOIS tons, New York to New Orleans, general
cargo lump sum; bark Helen Sands, of Bath, 563
TONS 5000 bbls refined OIL Philadelphia to Continent
Dutch ports, Is. I'd.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MONROE. The Democrats of Monroe are notified
TO meet in Caucus at the Town House on Thursday,
Aug i1th ut six of the clock in the afternoon, to
choose delegates to the County Convention to be
holden at Belfast Aug. 10Th, and to nominate a can
didate for Representative. PER ORDER
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Pills, Potions and Pungencies.

Birthstone and Treace, and Milk and Sui
phur, are administered on every change OF sea-
son in families in the old countries TO fortify
children against attacks Of eruptive fcvers. Alb
lutions with GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP supply
an armor no disease can penetrate. Sold every
where.
All who are suffering from nervous debility
and prostralion of the physical powers, caused
by the errors of youth, should Immediately
send to Dr. w. III. Parker, assistant physician
and business agent of the "Peabody Medical
Institute,' Boston, for copy of The Science
of Life, or Self Preservation" an invaluable
work, the result of the widest research and
deepest thought upon the objects of which it
treats. 1.-The Sexual Physiology OF Woman
and Her Diseases" is another unique and i'll
structiye medical treatise; as is also the work
on Diseases of the Nerves and Nervous NAL
ades,' both of which are also published by the
Institute. No higher praise can be awarded
the author Of these popular works than to say
that a very costly Gold Medal has recently been
presented him by the National Medical Assoc
citation. Fuller particulars may be found in
the Advertisement in our columns.
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SLIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Aug. LIST, brig Princeton, (of Brooklin,) Wells
Hoboken.
Aug I'd, schrs. L. 5. Wilson, Patterson Bangor
Geo Shattuck, McCarty Boston; Empire Ryan
Searsport, to finish loading for Boston Laf;iy ete
Crockett, fishing grounds Tantamount, (of Isles
boro,) Pendeton, Portsmouth John w. Hall, Jr i:
IN, Iof Philadelphia Gnn Portland, to load ice fol
Petersburg, Va. Colunlbine, (Br) Higgins, Wind
York.
Aug. ID, schrs. Mary Jane (Br,) Cheverie n. S.
Lizzie i. Mills, Armstrong, New York; Mary Stin,
son, Isle an iiaut; sloop Trip, Higgins, fishing
grounds
Aug. 4th. schrs. WIN. Tell, Mathews, Northport
Ryder hurricane Island Manuella, Castine; Yacht
Sport, Tribou, BuckSpOrt.
Aug. 9TH schr. Forest Queen, Robbins, Bangor.
Aug. 9th schrs. Orono, Powers, Isle au Haut
Abby Gale Darby, Ellsworth for New York; A. w
Ellis Ferguson, do: Boaz, Coombs, New York
Mary, Cook, fishing grounds; Maabar, Welsh, Bos
ton to load for Portland; Magnum Bonum
(of Ipswich, Mass Turner, Portland Banner, Cot
trell, Bangor; Sea Flower; Robbins, do; Rio
Coombs Portland.
Hannibal, Pendeton, do; Champion Gray, Bangor
Ocean queen, (of Gloucester,) Parker, Gloucester
Aug. eth, schr. 5. J. Gilmore Sylvester Port
johnson.
Aug. ID, Schrs. Acorn, (Br.) Crossley, Windsor,
n. s.. Paragon, Shute, Bucksport to load ice for
New York.
Aug Sd, brig Princeton, Wells, Bucksport to load
ice for New York. schr. F.. S. Wilson, Patterson,
Rockand.
Aug. 9TH, sclrs. Genl. Meade, Peachy, City Point
AIanuela, Castine; Capitola, Pendleton fishing .
banner Pattershall, Salem, Columbine, (Br.) Ilig
gins Windsor, N. s.; yacht Sport 1riJon, Bucks
port.
Aug 9th. schrs. Geo. kilburn, Blake, Bath Lizzie
l.. Mills, Armstrong; do; Cameo, Cunningham Bos-
ton.
Aug. 9TH, schrs. W, 6. Eadie. Ryder, lIurric ahe
Island Magnum Bonuln, Turner. Bangor.
Aug. sth, schrs. Champion, Gray, trading cruise
Geo. :. Ferguson, Ferguson, New York; Abby
Gale, Darby, do; Empire, Ryan, Boston, Nathan
Clifford, Holmes, New York; Forest Queen Rob
bins Plum Island; John w. Hall, ,Jr., CHM, Pc
tersburg, VA
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Mothers can secure health for their chill
dren and rest for themselves by the use of Cas-
fora, perfect substitute for Castor Oil. 1t is
absolutely harmless. and is as pleasant to take
as honey. For Wind-Colic, Sour Stomach,
Worms or Constipation. for young or old, there
is nothing in existence like it. It is certain, it
is speedy, 1t is cheap. 3m
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MARRIED.

In Rockland, July %, Mr. Samuel +. Neazie to
Mrs. Sophia Burgess, both of Camden
In Rockland, July %, Mr.. Harry Prescott to Miss
Hattie J. Montgomery, both OF Rockland
In Ellsworth, July 29th Mr.. Edward Chapman to
Miss Charlotte 5. Boynton, both of Ellsworth.
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Something New .

r. Va uAMcV has leased the southwest
" W. NHNEi side of f. C. Hilton's store
and is now prepared to offer for sale full and
plete Stock of GENTS FURNISHING GOODS and
RUBBER CLOTHING. Give him call at "a Main
Street.
Belfast ,July % 1876 3W4
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The Exuberant in Political Writing.

The Exuberant in Political Writing
Our respected contemporary of the Rock
land Free Press is engaged in writing u,
in peculiar style the dawn of the politica
campaign in that locality. 1t adopts thu
plan of the eccentric frequenter of tn,
theatre who used to turn the small end O
his opera glasses to his enemy in th'
neghborlng box, thus making him appear
dminutive; while his friends were made
to appear OF generous proportions by the
magnllying lensc held in their direction
Nobody was really made larger or small
er by the process. but it tckled the exper'
lmenters fancy to think that they We're
and made him feel well.
When the Democrats of Rockland re
Gently had flag raising. in whcl
there was enthusiastic participation. witt
speeches by leading Democrats, the Free
Press could not abide tine spectacle, and
looked upon it trowningly through its in.
verified medium. 1t became, by this pro-
cess, small, cold, despicable affair, with
ao enthusiasm, feeble cheers, and STAN
Mering speeches,
Last week there was Il Republican flag
laising,-a very fair occasion of the kind,
nJ doubt-and that was viewed through
he biz end OF the telescope Its size, gor-
gcuuSness and enthusiasm would beoear
the description of any common pen. But
not that OF the writer who sees all Repub-
laAn Spectacles, magnitied by partality
aud gorgeous with all the hues of morn
my 1t IS wonderful what the pen of a
lifted writer will do for even u sinking
tause-how with metaphor, and illustra-
hon and quotation, and argument, victo-
~ may he snatched from the Jaws of de-
Iaal Defects may be concealed by YER
bIl screen, and salient points illustrated
Ms flashes of wit. 1t is said that Macauay
u1ce wrote 4 single sentence that made
tarae pages of 4 printed book. and vet
kept mp the interest, the connection and
continuity to the end Our Rockland
WfltlI mas Inc same ldppN arr OF MAXI q
...,..l, ~ I;4+l, ,,3 tl,,, ,,,,,,i,,,,,, -, =, .l;
-'l'' i " ii-'iS' -NH'' INV 'I'0NiINii VI uiiio
sud OF writing is 50 remarkable, as dis
lgyed III the description of this flag rails
4
-. G4dl we give II lew specimens AS
tlr writer moves in "A higher plane of au-
.ualeulp, somewhere among the stars. and
-,
.l.tt inaccessible to common DeODle we
give Inc oIl9ludl ana Inc translation
t,r,pinols ,Tr,sI,4;a
iAT tAIftu one. winch new Tag was raised
Hil7 over Main 81 ne"
'N' lnstoIhCe' Il Il new
.t- II me best matciiai
-41 "1rklnahShlp, RON
Aasna9t' NE other' Taia
." mean tht ioot ol IleH
t. N'H = llIt VICTORIOUS
banner OF the last fres-
Iuua campalgn dim
uc4 indeed as to ITS color, Also an old one
'u' bright with the pres
fm NJ a conquerng ma
.9rts, ana the scars OF trl
umPdnt battle. 1t - me
proud prefo8AtlNe OF the
nsmulcan party 10 up
bear and-fo march under
10 I'Ad been tht lhteh Postponed on account
.Hu to run up these hags OF mud.
.-t saturday evening the
weather. being unpleasant,
was postponed TO Mon
u '.r mean lllnc having
i-'t the streets quite mud
Il printed notices were
I"i up OIL mother post
f'Nrmtht 10 tuesday, or
.r ATst 1hlr night
" early rs SIX o'clock The people gathered