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The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-06-02

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We. A. v. Raglan, Parish Judge; d.;
C. Walker, Clerk of the Ninth Judicial
District Court, and Charles K. Nugent,
Sheriff of the Parish of Grant, State OF
Louisiana, and w. g. Deal and l.. n;
Torrey, duly qualified electors Of said
parrish, and State. and duly appointed
by the Parish Judge, as required by law
/ for that purpose, do hereby certify the
foregoing to be a true and correct iis'
of the persons drawn this day by us II
accordance with law, to serve as Jurors
at the regular term of the Ninth JUN
cial District Court, in and for the Parish
! of Grant and State of Louisiana, to be
begun and holden on the I'd day o
July, it being the first Monday OF sal'
month.
A.v. Raglan, Par. Judge.
HENRY c. WALKER, Clerk.
CIR. NUGENT, Sheriff.
w. D. DEAL, N. D., Electors.
l.. Z. TORREY,
STATE OFLOUISIANA, }
Parish of Grant.
certify the above to be a true an
correct copy of the original venire o
file in my office
Witness my hand and official sea
GS.Sl this 9th day of May, A. L
1877.
HENRY. C WALKER,
. n,v1Q-5t Clerk.
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European War Notes.

LONDON, many Z1s Ano AuiAS
"a ptured and burned o small Rus
sian war vessel near Islade..
I Abdul Kerim Pasha, after gar
risoning the fortresses, will have
but 75,OOn for the field.
|. The Standards special from
lConstantinople reports the Otto
man troops and the insurgent
Circassians have advanced from
Soukgoum Kale. about forty miles
Into the interior.
The Standard has the following
from various other points
The Hungarian government Is
|sued a decree forbidding the ex-
|portiug Of arms and munitions OF
lwar.
The Danube is still rising.
| Mahmoud Nedim Pasha was
lopeuly denounced at Constanti-
NOBLE as a traitor, during the pub
lie discussion relative to the adv.s-
ability of recalling Midhat Pashs.
Midhat's recall is seriously dis
cussed.
Prince Charles, of Roumania,
lis already addressed by his royal
little i'll Russian official documents.
The Standards correspondent
at Vienna telegraphs that the ru-
. lmors winch are current there Of
Gernan mobilization are tracablt
Ito the fact that Prussian subjects
lwho are liable to service AZ re-
serves have received notices re-
Iminding them to be ready to JOIN
their regiments within tour day
Iron order of mobilization, If sucl
lorder should be issued. This no
tice only refers to regiments. Thu
would poiut to limited mobilizi
ton ON the Polish frontier, as
lprecaution, in view Of poss.bl
Polish agitation.
Preparatit AS for war continue Il
ServIa.
W A religious war has been pro
clalmed i'll Bosnia.
Russia is adopting measures TO
lie the gradual mobilization OF he
= entire army, to crush Turkey b
he superior strength. Russia Wi
lie probably postpone ali attempt t
nj cross the Danube In force unit
t. the middle Of June.
or MoukSar Pasha has been unabl
|" to hold the mountain passes b
III tween Kars and Erzeroun. h
d. tretreated without giving battle.
ad Tie English commissioner wit
Sc The turk, III Asia, Is represente
APP as tearing Erzeroun Will not
Oh able to hold ont long.
he Two repulses of the Russian
rs before Kars are confirmed, b
ct. the third assault was progressiI
iel ut last accounts.
ch 1lie Russian movements ha
ne l,een amazingly rapid. 1t is II
ne possible to follow them or descri
he the exact situation. 1t Is impos
ct, bile to exagerate the critical II
nn portance of the military situati
.rd at tins time.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-06-02

The American pilgrims, who
were received by the Pope on th'
25th ult, numbered fifty ecclesias
tics and $50 lay members. an'
were led by the Archbishop o
Philadelphia and the Bishops o
Allegheny, Natchitoches, Albany
Louisville, Galveston, Detroi,
Green Bay. Hartford and othe!
diocss.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-06-02

The managers of the French
Exposition of 1878 have informed
our government that if the United
States is to participate in that ex-
nibition it will be- necessary to
AXE immediate steps for repre-
.entatiun in the American section.
the Cabinet has had the matter
lnder consideration as to what
.ction shall he taken by our gov:
rnment.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-06-02

The latest foreign news ei,uI
account of a daring destruct;n J
a Turkish iron-clad, by Rue
on the Danube.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-06-02

We are glad to find our sur
correct in reference to tie p
Orleans and Pacific Railro,a
President Wheelock state, 4.
Notwithstanding the result q 4
election in New Orleans, th, :,
will be pushed on to complsI;u
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-06-02

IS IT POSSIBLE that -
be SO foolish to sufsr IRON 60.
Cold in the Head, bad SnsIs. :
the Nose and Throat, WHEN 8 4
new antiseptic principle, Dry,
McLean's Catarrh Snuff. Wa l
be cured. Trial boxes bv =.
only so cents. DR.. ). b. MAJ:
314 Chestnut, st. Louis. No. :
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-06-02

5000 s ssa'' be %o %sSi ! 4 4;
We furnish, but those wn SoIin|
can easily earn q dozen 81
tight in their own locaii, u,~s;us1
room to explain here: D q
amt and honorable; WOMEN ,nsa.
aud girls do as well as a %s5 b
furnish you a complete ousn s,I
BUSINESS pays better than ~ ~
We will bear expense VI "A -!
Particulars free. Write -. e. -
m.rs and mechanics, then i
daughters, and all e'a ssSSouI !
paying work at home, ~ sost1
us and learn all about tne ~
Now il the time. Dony
drsu TRu1 d Co.. Ads
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-06-02

We received tuesdays dailies
rom New Orleans. but they con-
tanned nothing Of importance.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-06-02
NEW ADVERTISEXE1H
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
r WILL STAND a fine ~
Il JACK at my place, A
from the LIST of June till k/W
the lst Of August, at wH "
500 for the season, OF
$1,000 to insure, and SLIGO ut time 4
vice for the groom. Pasturage frsG ,
resp onsibie for accidents
GEO w. .HICKllI|
Paramount Plantation, LIST Juns, a \
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VIcK's
FLOWER g. VEGETABLE can

FLOWER g. VEGETABLE GAN
is the most beautiful work Of ths q
in the world. 1t contains nearly
pages, hundreds Of fine illnstrsi
and six Chrome Plates Of PIss1
beautifully drawn and colored fisn]
ture. Price 50 cents in paper en-
s1.CO in elegant cloth. Printed nj
man and English.
:.Vick's Floral Guide Is cenh \
"Vick's Catalogue'-3O0 illuStrsdI
only 2 cents.
Address JAMES WIN,
Rochestsr. \. Z
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-06-02
LIST OF JURORS

Drawn for the regular (July) Term,
1877, of the 9th Judicial District
Court. in and for the Parish Of Grant,
.ccorslinO 70 law.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-06-02
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Alfred Waddell vs.. Philip s
Smith.-No. 1875.

State of Louisiana, Parish of Gran
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-01-18
Brighton Cattle Market.

WEDNESDAY,, Jan. 10.
Arrivals of stock at markct--Cattle 1851; Sheep
and Lambs sole; Swine $500; number Western
Cattle 1871; Eastern Cattle =; Mich Cows and
Northern Cattle 100
Prices Of Beef Cattle per 100 lbs, live weight-Ex-
ira quality So 00a6 sos first quality So 81 Las s. Il;
second quality So 00a5 %; third quality 81 ~ Lad so
poorest grade of coarse Oxen, Bulls, &c SO 50a4 %.
Brighton Hides LAS l-2c per ID; Brighton ralow
l-2c per ID. Country Hides 12asc per ID; Country
Tallow 5 1.2a5 3-4c per ID.
Calf Skins 10allc per Id; Sheared Sheep skins and
Lamb Skins $la1 % each.
Working OXen-Not much call for them and but
few pairs in market for sale. During the winter
months, a few pairs each week is all the market e,
quires. We have not heard of any sales Of Working
Oxen this week.
Store Cattle-Yearlings 81 to SIS; two year olds,
$l5 to $27; three year Odds, $25 to SIS per head.
Prices upon small Cattle depend upon their value
for Beef. But few stores are offered in market for
sale.
Mich Cows-Extra $55a96; ordinary $25a5O per
head Most of the Cows that are offered in market
for sale of common grade. Prices do not
vary much from week to week.
Sheep and Lambs-Those from the West and
Maine all owned by Mr. Hollis and taken to the
Abattolr to be slaughtered. Trade for Northern
Sheep and Lambs has been about the same it was
one week ago. at prices ranging from to 81 &c per
lb.
Swine-No Store Pigs at market Fat Hogs, g.
800 at market; prices ? 4a7 1-.c per Id,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-01-18
SEl.FiSl PRiCt CURRENT.
BOSTON III A RK EFT.

MONDAY. January l..
81 rrfe-Ne quote tne New ork and ernlunt
butter nj a0aj4c; good lots OF Northern batter ri II
axe; common do. at 20a32c.
CHEEsi;-We quote fine New ork and Vermont
factory at Hall l2c; good do. at /. .:l2 e am,
common at llal1c per Id.
EGCS. Prices rule steady at Nc tor fresh EGGS
:3a21c Tor lined and 32c for Western eggs.
BEANS. Mediums are quiet at $2.2la2.3l, with
very few sales at the latter price. Pea beans are
selling moderately at So 90 per bush the latter
price Tor choice hand picked Northern or Western
turkey; 2lalac for fair to good; Western chickens
are dull ut onl2c; geese are in light demand at ST
lie, and ducks are quiet at l0al2c.
Recommendations and Rose sell at $ .05..l 1G
per bush and other varieties at 95c.
ArfLES-rhere is u fair demand for apples, and
the market is firm for New England fruit at $l21a
IL" per Dbl, and fancy lots of estern sell at So. 90
a2.5O.
HAY AND SrRAw--We quote Western hay at $l5
al1 per ton and Eastern and Northern at l9a20 Oh
for coarse and $l5 .O0alS.0 for fine and medium
Straw is selling at $2l .ooa22,0 90 per ton
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-01-18
Probate Court.

PInIu nEEsf.Y, JUDGE. b. p. FIELD, REGISTER.
The following business transacted II the Jan
uary Term OF said Court
ADMINISTRATIONS GRANTED on ESTATES OF
joel French late of Stockton, Francis l.. French,
Administrator; Sewe Gilmore late Of Stockton
Sarah y. Morse, Administrators: Altha Coombs
late of Unity Curtis Z. Mitchell Administrator.
GrAHDIANs ArPoISrED-NIelforl F.. Douglass
over Frank o. Hartman of Montville, a minor
William Marshall minor heir of John NJ. Alb
lott late of Montville; Sylvanus Nickerson over
William A. Billiard minor.
License TO SELL EENL ESTATE on ESTATES
oF-Sarah p. Linscott late of Belmont; Frank W
Mason minor
n INvENroEIEs FILED on ESTATES oT--Charles
Meseryey late of Morrill, Joseph Stevens late OF
Unity; Joseph W. Mathews late of Searsport; Nan
cy Taylor of Unity, compos; Charles A. Bry
ant of Lincomville, minor.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED ON ESTATES 0F-Albert
j. Mckeen late of Belfast Mary Harding late of
jackson.
ALLOWANCES MADE To WIDOWS ON ESTATES
oi-Lyman Iittefield late OF Winterport; Reuben
II. Burgess late Of Belfast
WARRANT OF INSOLVENCY RETURNED ON Is
TALES oF-A. II. Bumps late Of Thorndike; Luther
Davis late ot Freedom, Walter +. Sargent late OF
Monroe
RETURN oE DOVER on ESTATES oF-David
Small late Of nifty; Abnrr X. Bumps late of Thorn
dixie.
WILL PtoEATED "t-Abiather Knowles late
| of Wlntrrport, in which after dcyising to his wife
the use and income of ne-third of the homestead
| during hen natural life, and also btqueathng TO her
certain personal property, he deyises the residue OF
| his estate to his children and andchildren.
William Moody late Of Lincolnvilic in which after
making provision for the support of his wife during
her natural life, and making certain requests to iis
children and grand children, he devseS to his son
James, the residue OF his estate of every description
Mary Jones late OF Lincomve, after giving 10
| her grand daughter Hattie f.. Drake, the sum OF
three hundred dollar. she hequeaths the residue OF
her estate, real and personal, to her daughter Mary
A. Tower.
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Tho GOsnel EFF Merit.

Where there is so much rivalry AS in the
manufacture offamily medicines, he who Won d
succeed must give positive and convincing proof
of merit. This is an age of inquiry. People
take nothing for granted. They must know
the "rhys" and ''wherefores" before acknowl-
cdglng the superiority of one article over an
other. Among the few preparations that have
stood the test, those manufactured by II. Y.
Pierce, NJ. d., Of the Worlds Dispensary, Buf-
falo, n. V, have for many years been fore
most The truth OF any statement made con-
corning them can be easily ascertained. for DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy and Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery are now prescribed by many
physicians in curing obstinate cases of Catarrh
and incipient Consumption. The Discovery
has no equal in curing Coughs, Colds, Bron-
chia and Nervous Affections. 1t aays all IT.
ritation of the mucous membrane, aids diges-
ton, and when used with DR.. Pierce's Pleas
ant Purgative Pellets readily overcome torpid
Hcer and Constipation, while the Favorite Pre-.
scription has no rival in the field of prepared
medicine in curing diseases peculiar to females
If you wish to ''hnoeo Myself'' procure copy
of 1.-The Peoples Common Sense Medical AID
viser," an illustrated book of nearly 1000 pages
adapted to the wants of everybody. Price 81.
30, postage prepaid. Address the author. Il.
V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-01-18
DIED

OL1ta"ry n6tt"e2, d@gaaH t6e nate, N,sp,t anu !qs
D4Hft depotdJ"r.}
In Sear7por, Dec. 18th, lianliah W ct, wife Of
Alvin L. West, aged IT years and months.
In Morrit, Dee. 18TH Able A., OF HaraE and
i.ouisa j. Hatch, aged I. years, : mos and duya.
In Mon!oa. NIrs- III v;tl' al t'h9rlrs 4. nItid.
agrl 3. year.
in Wells pee. nm, Mr.. Ear,h tlulrll, AGED "a
years
In fockIand Jan. arh, Mr.; Eachrl Il. haoeh.
IN tocklAnd, Jan. "a, Marietta, Wifi Of cart. ..
J. Conant, aged 81 years $ months and II ,i:,y<.
john Ii. landey, aged 5> years months, - day
In i:ockland, Jan. tth, Mr.. Mary, Wife OF icrurl
HHtlrr, aged 10 years.
In SO. IhomuSton. Jan. 9Th, Lizzie s.. wife ot /
4, Ee;ts, aged :;G years, months and DAYS
In Appleton, Jan. "a Sidney, only Child nl John
and Adeline Arnold aged about years
In Appleton, Jan. lth, Alvin NeMbit, aged about
ij years.
in Ellsworth, Jan. 7ti Abel Eillings aged 4. yrs.
In Ellsworth, ian. nth, Frederick Weaver, aged
80 years.
Capt George and Elmira Miililtn, aged Years, F..
months and % days.
In Bluehill Meek, Jan. 1T. Mr.. susan Carter,
widow Of Joseph Carter aged 81 years, months
In BiuehilI Neck, IAN ID, Mis-. Al isail C1ndaep
aged 10 years
In West Trenton, Jan. ID Mrs. Mary F.. wife OF
Nahum Haynes aged =, years / months and ) DAYS
In Sedgwick, Dee. 2jth, Mr.. James Iytrd i'll he
9lSt year OF his age
in Franklin, Dec. 18th, Sarah b., wife of Capt
ID. w CLARK, aged years, months, day.
In Sullivan, Jan. 5th Mary NJ. Blaisdell, aged o.
years
III Northport, Jan. 3D., Walter A.. son OF -Abrata
and Senetta knowlton, aged years and s months
In Portland, Jan. 9Th, Capt PeleG Staples, fur
mery OF Stockton aged IS years and days.
In Bangor, Jan. 18th, NJ the residence Of Abe
Hunt, Nancy NIaddocks, aged Years, ) month.
and u day.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-01-18
t.Ouisiaua,

l'he condition of affairs in Louisiana in
respect to the state government has under
gone a sudden change Nichols, the dem
ocratlc Governor, undoubtedly elected on
far count, has been inaugurated. ORGAN
lied a Legislature, and is receiving Access
Sion9 from the former adherents of Pack.
ard, who perceive the hopelessneg3 Of re-
si7tance 10 the viii Of the people. The
Packard Legislature has fortified itself in
the State House, which is in a state of
9ege, The occupants unable to exercise
ir0ln interference, The Packard govern
meni must go under We give below
such dispatches as bear upon this matter:
Mem ORLEANS, Jan. IL. At i've O'Clock this
evening Senators Dcnas (colOred.) Wheeler
ana Hamlet, accompanied by Pinchback Ell
Iefed me Democratic Senate and We're greeted
with cheers. After short executive session
the TWO former were admitted to seats and
sworn IN. Hamlet was granted permission to
make Il personal explanation which he did He
explained that he had Withdrawn from the Re
publican Senate and would not serve with if
after which Pinchbark was granted permission
to make a personal explanation. He said that
the action of himself and these Senators WAS
only decided upon after mature deliberations
and they intended to stand the hazard of the
die. They had come there As Republicans be-
cause they believed the interests of the State
above party. lie denounced the Republican
party of Louisiana in unmcasured terms, and
said Hayes, if inaugurated, could not afford to
sail his administration with this blight upon the
prosperity of the people. He accused eN-Goy.
Kellogg OF securing his election us Senator by
corrupt means.
The Democrats are iubilanl Tonight over the
events of the day. while the absence Of news Of
any recognition on the part of the General Gov
eminent Of the Packard Government produces
Il widespread feeling of dependency in the Re-
publican ranks.
The Republican Printing Company this eve
nng served notice upon Coy. Packard that
| the publication of the Republican will be slls-
| pended after tomorrow.
| NEW YORK, Jan. IA. The Suns New Orleans
| special says: Packard increased his garrison at
| the State House by several hundred, and con-
slderably over a thousand persons of all classes
are confined in the building who are drilled
| part'of the time. The building is reeking with
| filth, and the smallpox has broken out there
| Three patients have been removed to the hos
ptal.
The Times New Orleans special saws 1t is
| understood that the canvassers appointed by
| Nichols Legislature are at work on the State
returns, and will also count the electoral vote
| and endeavor to turn the state over to Tilden.
| The longer recognition of Gov. Packard is de-
| ton will become. Unhappy Louisiana.
| The Herald's New Orleans correspondent
saws: Pinchback and his friends regard their
action as finally breaking the color line in Lou
| isiana, and that it will have weight with the
| negroes in the Pnchback House.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-01-18
MARRIED..

In searsport, Jan. 2th, by Rev. b. 3. Merrill Capt
Lucy A. Merithew OF Searsport.
IN stockton, Jan. 18th, by c. c. Roberts, Esq
Joseph r Parsons and Mary /. Staples, both of s.
III Belmont, Jan. LIST, Mr. Samuel :. Bean and Mrs
Lucy A. Maddox, both Of Searsmont.
In Belmont Nov. 18th, Mr.. George inscott OF
Belmont and Miss Eunice b. Shaw OF Belfast.
In Belmont, Mr.. John Woods Oh Belmont, and
Miss Anna Nj. Gross of Searsmont.
IN Liberty, Dee. 10th, Mr. b. f. Fowler Of Liberty
and Miss Cora Fletcher OF IincolnyilIe.
In Northport, Jan. lth Mr.. VIM. q. Drinkwater
and Miss Adiie L. Coombs.
In i.ncolnve, Jan. It'll, Mr. George W. Bullock
and Miss Georgia A. Thomas both Of L.
IN Plymouth, Jan 9Th, Mr.. Aionzo II. Higgins
and Mis- Hattie NJ. Ward, both of Thorndle.
In Rockland, Jan. 81, Mr. Frank y. lamb and
Miss Al0ie =. Kennedy, both OF r.
III lhomastoi, Jan. 3d. Capt. VIM j. Singer Of
lhom0stOn, and Miss Martha d. Weston OF arren.
In North Haven Dec. 18th, Mr. Charles II. Ray
mes and Mis- Ada +. Quinn, both OF lagle Island
IN ihOmaston, Jan. ID, Mr.. Clarence ~ Leighton.
OF Portland, and Miss nctavia NJ Jordan Of Ihoma-
ton
in St. George, Jan. It'll, Capt, Nathan T. Hart
and Miss lnor NJ. Cook, both of St. George.
In Ellsworth, Jan "a, Everett :. Means aud Mary
L.. Delaittre, both Of L.
In Ellsworth, Jan 9Th, Charles H. Robbins 81
fremont, and Miss Mary a Langley OF Lanonr.
In Rrookayiile, Dec. 1~ih, Mr.. Manning Z. i'eri-
ns and Miss Helen a, Eick1ord, both Of q
In tenobacot, Dec. 18th, MI 5las n. Mitchell ot
Ellsworth and Mis- Nora Leach OF Penobscot,
Ia Sedgwich, Jan. 5th, Mr.. Melvin Hartman and
Miss Eliza J. lilies. both OF Bro0i,lin.
In Hancock, san. Gth, AIr. Willie A. West Of
Franklin, and Miss Nellie N. 5tratton oi Hancock.
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SNIP NEWS -
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIS ED.

ARRIVED.
Jan. ill., schrS. Mary Eliza bullock, Boston, 10
W GODS, Matthews & Baker tor hay; Atlas. hupin,
Isle All !laut.
Jan. 18th, schr. Empress, Kennedy, Baltimore
with 400 bushels corn TO Pitcher !; tiOrhan. In
coHniered heavy gales On the passage and blown
OIL two weeks oblighed to throw overheard a
portion OF the cargo. On the oth calGe across
schooner Laura, Of Hncilaport III leaky condition
and brought the crew to Belfast
Jan. 10Th, steamtug Howell, from Bucksp0rt, and
sid to return same duto.l
SAILED.
Jan. Eth, acllr. 1iartn4 A Brewer AiIFaland for
Baltimore With 500 bushels i'UtAt0r- ~ Woods
Mathews {, Baker.
Jan, 10th, schrs Mary Brewer, Stanwood, for Bal
imnrt with 1000 bushels potatoes, by Libby, Parks
s Co.; Mary Eliza. Bullock, for BOSTON with alout
IL: tons Of hay. BY Woods, Matthews &, Baker.
,i!.NuE.N\DA.
SrEii. i;.rt OF Calais, ii ON Belfast Tor Baltimore
at Vineyard Haven the 10th, repairing sails
Schr Benz. d. Prince, Hall, from Belfast for PhIln
deiphia parted both chains and Went ashore near
New Haven on Jan 9Th, was hauled off by he t. s.
revenue cutter Grant on the evening OF the ath ana
furnished with an anchor
Sehr. Walemar, of Buck port, the loss OF which
vessel las been feared for some time, recently
spoken at sea, and wa reported at 81. Georges Der
muda on the 2d inst, With loss OF nearly all her sails
and short of provision.
Bark Commodore Dupont, (ot Sears port Nichols,
at New y ork 18th from Rio ,Ianero crossed the
Equator Dec 18TH in Ion. $50 was five days Norh
of Hatteras; Jan. 3D. lat. i.I0, lon - had gale
from WNW, yeerng WSW, LASTING Is hours, lost
and split sails and shipped iarg" quantities OF water.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-01-18

The Grand Central Hotel, New York, is IA
model establishment. 1t is superb in style and
appointment In size and capacity for accom-
modations it has no equal. 1t was the first
leading hotel to lower Its rates from $500 to
$3.50 and $500 per day. Its reputation is I'M
surpassed, and it receives fresh endorsement
daily from thousands of its guests.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-01-18

t Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
the County OF Waldo, on tn" second tuesday OF
January, A. d., ~.
~ Estate OF Daniel Punmer late of Montville in
said County OF Waldo deceased having presented
his first and final account, together with his private
claim for allowance.
ordered That the said Administrator give notice to
all persons interested by causing copy of this order
10 be published three weeks successfully in the Re
publican Journal printed at Belfast that they may
appear at Probate Court, to be held at Belfast,
within and for said County, on the second Tuesday
and shew cause, if any they have, why the same
should not be allowed
PlIILO IIERSEY, Judge
A true copy. AttrstE. p. FIELD. Register.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-01-18
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