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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Az MEXICAN uoT>E

J Davidson. J Ryan, II o Roye. 4
Miller. { b >perry Z T Bailey. n
Francis. q Dunlap. A : Benson. Sal
Franchise; g S Heaton. W Roach. u N
Robertson. Iowa; W Green. Oakland
II Chloride, Pa; " Fl Garland, yic.o-
ria, II A Bigelow, Tacoma; A A Bose
Puyallup; q d Keller, \ d smith
White River; II Grover. Madison;
Miller. Duwamish: II Williams. II
Jones, T Daniels, j Armstrong. New
castle; X ' Griffin, Cedar River. 5 Eav-
ems. WIn HowelIs. Sehome; F Minick,
J Kelley. City
NEW ENGLAND
II Arey, City; VI Brennan. Portland;
+ McNatt. NJ { Titus. Duwami.h; "
Cochran. NJ l. Hicks. Il Adams. White
River; Miss Jessie earn, Sseiiacoo,u
VIM Bennett. S Graham. F Mansfield
J J Cudden. Ren,on. j W Pelf. K
Baty, J Heasey. q b Hansell. San
Francisco; j Stubble. c Berry. Taco
ma; ] Lot, Por. Madison; Freeman.
Port Washington; z keading. Port
Camille. NJ II Hcason, Victoria: L
Mercer. II Moore. p AgEew. Sk-git;
A b Tibbals. Port Townsend.
~ In Portland greenbacks are now
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-15

~ Mr.. H. A. Atkins came down
from Tacoma last evening, and iniorms
Us that he will finish his extensive pill.
ing contract on the Puyallup coal road
next week. but that lie has considerable
vet 10 do there. in the way of wharf
piling. etc The road. lie says, Is &c
ing along finely. A large force of men
are kept constantly employed. and the
company appear determined To brins
il to completion as fast as possible
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-15
The DISTINCT CoURT.-The Distric

THE DISTINCT CouRT.-The District
Court bow in session nearly four weeks
has had an unusual number OF cases to
sdiudica,e The cause of the City Of Sc
attle rs. II. l.. Yrsler is still on the
tspis. The arguments on the demurrer
OF the defendant to amended complaint
were made by ts:s c,sansel this after
noon snd demurrer submitted. The
case of Coiman e. Gardner Kellogg ef
al occupied the court until half-psst ten
o'clock last night and was submitted.
The Cedar River murder ease is set for
Wednesday Several divorces we're also
granted yesterday. The se,ui-annual
term OF this court, in this city. will have
TO ee made quarterly terms should
the business increase prdporsionately
during tho coming year
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-15

PRODUCE. The Come, came down
sislt t~fors lsst with load OF farm
preiuce for Crs'g + Marshall. aud Will
rrturn up the river again this morning
Msssrs Craig & MArshA!l now have
their large warehouses stored full 81
produce. Including hay. potatoes. ap'
pies, onions. ealhsge, oats, and haris,
ground And in the kernel. They are
selling ii. lew prices.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-15

SAiI.Ep The bark Po~ha,tan sailed
from Port Gamble yesterday; the bark
Montana from this port, for San Fran
cisco; the Oakhiil. from Per, Blskely
fer San Pedro: ard the Gem of the
Ocean will also sail from here this
morning.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-15

.FThe schooner Reporter srrived
s., Port Townsend day before yesterday.
AMI the schooner Excelsior at this lso't.
eleven DAYS from San Francisco
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-15

CosrUMEs.-An opportunity is pre-.
sented to those who have BEEN TO some
expense for masquerade costumes t.
reimburse themselves. in part. by dis.
posing Of them to Mr.. Pred. Hayes
who wishes to buy up all he can pro
cure OF such articles, whether high
toned" or otherwise. He can be found
at Jamieson's.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-15

PIANOS AND ORGANs.--Ir. w. G..
Jameson, whose announcement speaks
for itself in another column, has added
u new department to bis already ex-
tensive business ia the way Of 6ne
stock Of pianos and organs. which he
sells 1t the lowest cash rates.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-15

Ar PoRr Aps1N.-Ta.re are no"
Eve vessels 1t Port Madison. namely
The banks viie,,e, Tiial Wave smd Oak
land, the hip Coauimto ana barker
tine w. II. Gawley.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-15

RETURNED Among the passengers
per steamship Panama. WAS Mr X
Lowe. who returns from visit To the
Eas,esa States happy Benedict as
lss.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-15

tF The II h. Ham will sail from
Port Btakely tonight THIS will leave
bat tao VS. -el, n Inst post.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-15

The rev ensin' bsing built 5; Bal
.ene's shop is spiroaching completion
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-15

One . red COW. about four years old the other
two are red aud white. and three year ODDS. The
rcd COW and one Of the spotted snes have the tip
Of ~ left esR cut OF straight. ana the other one
hes the night eAf cFup2a1s .t.f Si.~9
suitable reward Will be paid for their return,
or for Information - t. their wheeeabout
VIM. ZlNRAM,
At Niller's Saloon.
Seattle. ". T.. JAa. 10. 1877. js9Olmw
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-15

- In Portland greenbacks are now
higher than silver. commanding IL per
cent premium.
, 1877-03-12

largely u real cslate In t. city, Is rsttnatr by
W. t'''t:pic to be worth not less than 81 s,-
tET, md. with the exception Of few lrgailr, to
tho amount Of about si1,U5, he hns loft ali 10
lkH Government for the purpose named,
Whether he Inns any relat7rs coulI not bc as
tcrtnine'l.
Ar. Lewis was very "clotcn man, nul
many stories arc tol1 illustrative Of bis lia1,t,,
Thu faru across tic llobHken Ferry Is fIrrc
@ cents. 'ut packaces ~ Tickets may l'c h"ught at
the rats of Two ccnit. Tn unc OCCASION Mr.
lDnc that tc had left his two-ccnt Tickets nt The
Manhattan Eayings bank-itt perfectly secure
laare, llowcFer,-an, rather thai. nay tue extrn
GGnt, ~ hurried back u that institution, got
Ills tlckcts, mid returned trll,pfuccntly ii tue
Terry. lfo was sl1nn Of tr.lofniahle energy
and unusu. physical strength, 20 that only /.
tprt time befnte his death lie bore his burden
of 81 Years ~ II be had been q. much younger
man. Whether he n,Mlu his fortune In thu
establishment at No. 3 Wall street, III The ,uat.u-
factnlo nl engraved plates fur caess, etc., tJr III
natst'le specuatlons, docs nut seem Il, he dcl-
n!lcl} known by Ills friends l[e Il said to llaye
profnp.u verses te took great delight anu pride.
THE FNANCO.I'1tUssIAN WAR.
NJ. Emile 10 Girarltn has recently made M
interesting contribution To the history OF tic
franco-Pruss!an tvur. Tho Snta. had maintain.
cd that Napoleon III. was forced tnto tho con
itlct by the popular excitement on thu subject
III Tho l1o!,cnzolIem can.litlaturc for Tho throne
Of spain. The Emperor, It will aforementioned,
made statement al sfllilar character 10 tie
King pf ltassia after the capItulation Of scdau.
The editor Of tho FFanet HOW maintains that
thc popular excitement was ,lun.cxistent. On
was Invited to lint with Schneider, President of
the Corps Lcglsaty. Among lIhcgucats wero alst,
NJ. Chcyau6ier dc Fnrpnc. then Minister OF tic
Interior, md Marshal Baza1nc. n. do GIrur.lln
, 1877-03-12

BotIoA taHFaai.
a lew days sInco gentleman connected with
on9 o. ot the largest safe manufacturing conecrua
y tle natoa ta eIa entSsM bank. aud presenting a
The paylng-telicr took tho chuck, looked u Il
aud then at the EentlaMRn, aud tossing Til,
slt s%sx easf t. % a1t sad ea.tLy a9at
tl,s gcntfctnar, "Iln pretty wcl!knuWn; tf,ers's f'
\ man who knows n,e," pointing to tho OAshier,
Ihe pasty apIwale.l u Identified the applicant,
gnl beinx Informed that hs was tho p1Etvu to
~ho1. The check was nude payable, the tallef
bills, which tls applicant took, and stepping t.
, 1877-03-12

L1eiroft Ffes fftst.
At precisely 2o'clock by the bells tho other
morning policeman who was walking ur
Bcaub'cn street caught sight Of negro who
was skutking along fcnec, and nc called upon
him to stop.
"lzc In big hurry to kctct dc n,awnfng train
Tor To1c,iol" called bark tho African.
The officer threatened to sI,uot II he did mt
st0p. and the skulkor halted.
"Docs you Imagine that hcz dun got
chicken heah |" ha asked, as tho officer 40.
pronel,ed.
YVES, air; that's exactly what tmautuc,n
"And II llexcn't gut 4 chicken XIII 10 rarht
down to dc depot, kin It''
g,1ess yDlt cnn."
"WeIi, sah. den caze on dts ycrc an tell rnc
II do maine is chckcn!' said tho man, ~ lie
pulled big KtOse around In front Of hInl.
:. The officer went back on his word. and took
!lle negro under nrrcst, and thy Victim was yes
tcrlay explaining:
"Whar's dc use ob trying 10 get along wid
dem p'ifce.nena Dr best wny,h to drop do goose
I'M make fur dc woUls.''
, 1877-03-12
4 SHOCKING HAD FIAT,

Ono day when tue venerable Turgot was In
tcndantGcncrat Of Finance, very sccdy.look-
Ing person, with o hat In a pltiablo condition,
wns introduced into the audtcnco.chamber ot
the Minister. The man hal wonderful pro-
franca.' "But, my dear air,U jntcrruptcI Tur.
got, ~ am sure bis Majesty would not have
taken It an,lss had you subtractcl Just enough
from your magnificent present to bug yourself q
l1at Herewith" And the Minister bowed out
the protector.
, 1877-03-12

:, 4 rttsburc paper speaks Of young mau
Ing last week" There is nothing like being
explicit. Tile young fnan is severely but not
tatsllr wounded; but If no ta] shot Himself In
the southwest eld, and lttto nurttlcrly, vccr-
Ing southcastcrly, there would have been no
hopes Ut hss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Herald.
, 1877-03-12
j. r.. 1s1.ra1OND,s MANIA.

lftio Frk nFlm0lfc 4ftrs.
Jain T. Raymoh is very strong rs mntchcr
ilc In nut avcrso a little Enme Of poker or at
occasional touch lansqucnct, but Ills spccta
aduration ia .na.hlug for money. II he cut
catch friend vile travelling from place II
place, he will nltrll hlu, day mid night. liz
will 20 uN the atgu and natch till llo goes or
next night. lie Ill mattel. between tic acts.
lie has Iuw q las Invented system Of mutcll-
by telegraph, anthc occupies tnnny Of Its siurG
moments II, tilxtclrctahIc ovu1,atiop, Whr,l
he ilrat struck .te "Gi!dol Auo" he was
Sl51009 i,ciIt,d, q tho result Of matching. lii
paid all ti!s w wh Ills '1rst pro'ts. then bought
l'!s wife, Marto tirion, csrtfaec anl palr, md
utter that hu WIT to matching nga!n. II he
meets frcnl u,tAc street, ho asks him to tnkp
drink, an,l tte1Wants hin to match. lie viii
20 nut with . couso OF hundred doIlnrs In his
porkst J., tue inFn"E aud return i! the atter-
lllnl, md il laid to cat up n gooiIy
portion Of hi profits. Last fall, wlet,
y San Franrlp, RAYMOND met Maurice
.;.au M ~ tlc strct nn!' th.y went together Into
urau won. Frortcns atnl twcptfes tlcy went
W to hundreds, strcak OF ittck accompanying
Grau thrortgto4 Froin hundreds they s.pl
Raymond lad ioi 81, ,o. il was ION On hot,oT, ,t Of
course, as netha lad that urnount Of money.
Raymond WIS gifted mud nervous, at,I pvst-
Insca matching 70 whole II, quo ou ono east.
t'rau consented; put dow, head. Raymond
for time, but hsyas soon nj 1t again, inyc.cr-
0rau oppaaite Il FIFTH Avvnus llotci. ltay-
tnoud pulled out5o. Grau Ind t:.s5, at,.l III 0yu
minutes tho la!t haa lost 1t: Uy cllaacs lie
t1nts he won. M tr1 mtHt,faR nffrr hntf t{nr.
, 1877-03-12
THE PATRIOTIC MILLIONAIRE.
&tW l0Fk NpEiL AQrcA 4


j.. &tu }ork iN,Fid, AarcA 4
The will Of Joaeph l.. Lewls, who, ~ aa-
nouncel, bad lott almoat all Of BIZ l&Ige wealth
to tue uul&ca States 0oyernmant, to 10 used
aowara paying Oh the national debt, will not bo
offered tor prQbate before week after next, souo
complications having arisen ~ to tue property.
Yesterday 10 wea buried tsotn the little house
No. Gb bloomfield street, Hoboken, whore he
had lived for many ycaza, only few personal
friends hotng present at the funeral.
Thu dead millionaire seams to haye had but
few acqualntancca, aud informatlon in rexas.l to
hIa earlier history "a very mesgre. Ill. tlcosgs
D, H. Gillespie, OF the Manhattan Banking
Company, ona Of tho two executors under Tho
will, says that 10 thinks Mr. Lewis calne hcro
frpA one Of the Wes& India 1sisuds- As
to Ills mQslyp IL making , will 20 unusual
IN III proy!siaus Ar, Gillespie saYs that somu
ttnlt a9p AIr. Lewis expressed q purpoae Of leaY-
tnE Ills .uoney to various charitable institutions,
Including the endowment OF Homo for Grip
pled Boldisrs, but this intouttou he afterwards
plaudal,su, lie aerHat in tho wRr OF 1873, sl,I
II was With difficulty that hs frtcIds could pre-
vent him froLa offering hts services to thu Gov
trnH,ent at the trraktng out Ut tho llte War,
though l1u wns hIau Of 70 Ut that tllue III
WAS EnthuslastIo lu bis devotion to hls Rlopted
foaatrf-&lglost ths only envf.on ha essf e.
f!til iled-alta upon sht. taet IT, >sagplaF pe4ucdt
y sasu9 explained. Ill property, cop4l1upR
, 1877-03-12

S15 MNl TO sHaoc cAhM ~ HAND w1hL
s1ahhrl val! kno alus buIiheaa Of IL clse4 IL
ttls city. ku1n but bGs!aes& tntn, VI Al1uubtri
eliA.sStsr nsst APPLY At1ea4. fuf tazts ty} d1Ja
", Tribune nA1cs.
, 1877-03-12

~ " "thysars " aat pAttea wlihou4 Ftapynsi6li.
10 b. Illegal. ioa thI1v a.sI tiuls spd moaEy. uuF
t.tsiss s1e not .uFP...sa X III asa ~ she country
+ MONTGOMERY, iG1 Eaah!ussua.at.. Room ~
TAIy0EcEs LEIA AND QUIETLY OBTAINED
etc. leslcace eakaEY iec aiser G.crea II gss
sxpsrtanc&- 4. G0uukICl. At1xus i ~ pe11baFn u.
, 1877-03-12

(Asli pAin FOR no1Ks-BlA PRICES PAID. Fols
caAkkA'h eoEast Ase's1a aud Dsasho@pEA
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-09-13

William Allen, one of the Weathers-
held prison murderers Of Keeper Ship
man, made a full confession of the Jail
breaking conspiracy to Warden Hewes
Friday He says that Charles Brown,
the New London bank robber, was the
author of the plot and procured the pis-
tolls and handouts and the money needed
to bride Keeper Davis, from friends in
New York. The package containing the
necessary implements was sent 10y ex-
press to Davis under the name of James
Hike, and he delivered them to Allen, and
S2oO of the $500 fixed as the price of
DaVls's trcachery was paid down. Daviss
plan, after letting the prisoners out of
Their cells during his watch. was that
tncy should pry off one of the iron bars
OF west window and let themselves
down to the ground. Their iron bar,
however, proved too short for the pur-
pose, and Hamlin then proposed that they
should go through the ceiling into the at
nc, but at that moment Shipman, whose
watch had begun, came upon the scene.
Aliens account of the murder and the sub
sequent capture of the murderers agrees
with accounts already published, but he
cldllllS that he mad nothing to do with the
killing of Shipman. Brown was dressed
and ready to join his friends if they sue
ceeded in breaking out at the west Win
dow, and Davis was to let him out of his
cell. 1t appears reasonably certain now
that Davis hasn't committed suicide, but
IS making good time for a place of securi-
IT, \ number of people are positive that
they saw him at Cromwell and at other
points in the vicinity Of Middletown We'd
nesday, and officers are on his track I'M
der the assumption that he is steering for
New York. Suspicious are increasing that
Davis is an hold hand at this sort of bust
ness, and that he was instrument in pre-
vlous escapes; including the notable one
OF Rice, the masked Collinsylle burglar,
and that he has been tool in the hands
OF sundry New York thicying organiza-
lions who have valuable connections in
Connecticut
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-09-13

Brighton Cattle Market,

w Wednesday, Sept ).
Arrivals of stock at market-Catte 1928; Sheep
and Lambs 1910; Swine 200; number Western
Cattle PIG; Eastern Cattle 800; Mich Cows and
Northern Cattle 225.
Prices Of Beef Cattle per 100 lbs, live weight-Ex-
ira quality s. 00a7 23 first quality So 81 2a6 62 IL
second quality So 5oaG y 2 third quality So 25a 81
10; poorest grade of coarse Oxen, Bulls, &C., 81
al -.
Brighton Hides -aSc per ID; Brighton Tallow
&c per ID. Country Hides 1a1 12c per h. Country
Talow SC per h. Calf skins la1oc per Id; sheared
Sheep Skins 6oa.5c; Lamb Skins 60a75c each.
Working ONen-rhe supply of Working Oxen
brought into market for several weeks past has been
larger than the demand requires, and the trade for
them has been dull. We have not noticed any sales
Store Catte-Not much call for Stores, most of
the small Cattle that are in u fair condition being
bought up to slaughter. We quote yearlings 5 la
10; year olds SlSa27; three year ods $25ai5 per
head.
Mich Cows-Extra $55a95 ordinary at $25a5o
Most of the Cows offered in market for sale are of
common grade. Good Cows usually sell quick at fair
prices.
Sheep and Lambs-But few Eastern or Western
in market this week, all owned by butchers North
ern Sheep ana Lambs sold quick at Lao l-2cper h.
Swine-No Store Pigs in market. Fat Hogs 800 ;
prices Lie per h. live weight.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-09-13
From the New York World.

It is meat and drink, we fear, to Judge
Black to fall in with an antagonist like
Mr.. Stoughton, and in view Of the possi
Die prosecution of this interesting dueIo,
it is a solemn thought that all Mr.. Slough
TONS denunclation may have been pro
yohed by Judge Blacks casual, plausible
and friendly suggestion that ''all Slough
ton knows about the Constitution Of the
United States is that under it the Pres-
dent has the power of appointing foreign
minister's"
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ED.

{ odtfmay notices. beyond the Date Name, and Age
must De paul Jor.)
In this city, Sept 18th, Eben Peirce, aged 50 years
and months.
In searsport, Aug. alst, William Staples, aged 50
years, 3 months and days. Incorrectly printed
last week
In Brooks, Sept 3d. Mrs. Maria Miller, aged 60
years, 10 months and % days.
In Rockand, Sept. I'd, Gertie, daughter of Joseph
ana Carrie McAlster, aged month and 10 days.
o i'm enmaen Sept M Mrs wife of John
In Appleton, Aug. 25th, Mrs. Mary Linnekin, aged
20 years. Same date, Mabel infant daughter Of Mr.
In Glenburn, Sept Sth, Sarah W., wife of Castanas
A. Morrill, aged 4S years, II months and 20 days.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-09-13
MARRIED..

In this city, 18th inst, by Rev. j. A. Ross, Mr.
Frank f. Hanson of North Berwick, Maine, and
Miss Mary f., daughter of William o. Frederick of
this city.
In this city, Aug. 22d, by Rev. David Foster Estes,
Mr.. Melvin q. Aver and Miss Mary A. Croker, both
of Nnalhaven
In this city, Sept. sth, by Rev. $. Goodenough Mr.
b. 7. Shute and Miss ). A. Eames, both of Stockton
In Centre Lincolnvie, Sept. sth, by .Jackson
Mathews, Esq, Mr. Frederick E. French and Miss
Ida 8 Munroe, both of Lincolnville. Sept. 18th, by
the same, Mr.. j. I. Thomas and Mrs. Hannah 4.
Fletcher, both of Lincolnville.
In Northport, Sept, 5th by f. A. Dickey, Esq. MIR.
Thomas +. McCorndell and Miss Della Robbins, both
OF Northport.
In Providence, II. I.,!Aug. Sth. by Rev. Mr. Whed-
on, George L!McCurdy Of Boston, and Kate NJ. Dow,
daughter of Capt. iona Dow, of Searsport, Me.
In Rockland, Sept. Sd, Mr.. Fred A. Waterman and
Miss Mary f. Ashworth, both of Rockand.
In Camden, Aug. 25th Mr.. Charlie f. Lermond
and Miss Addie Walker, both of East Union.
In Boothbay, Aug. 2lst, Mr.. H6nry A. Kennedy
and Miss Annie 7. Lewis, both of Boothbay.
In Wadoboro, Aug. 27th William f. Loyett, OF
Chelsea, Mass, and Mrs. Clara Stahl, Of Waldoboro.
At st. Georges, Bloomsbury, London, Eng, Aug.
18th by the Rev. II. Richmond Deck, b. A., Mr..
John Mckay of Englishton House, lvernesshire.
Scotland, and Miss Sarah f., daughter OF the late
Judge Ware of Portland, Me.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-09-13

WALDO ss.-Supreme judicial Court, April Term
1877.
Henry IL. Grant of Searsport and VIM l.. Buck of
Bucksville, State of South Carolina, Administra
tors of Estate of VIM. McGilvery, deceased, VS.
Richard =. Buck and Daniel Barnes, Jr., both of
Brooklyn, N Y, co-partners under the name and
style OF Il. Z. Buck & Co.
A Nd now suggestion to the Court that said
not inhabitants of this Sta e, and had no ten
ant, agent, attorney within the same, that their
goods or estate have been attached in this action
that they have had no notice of said suit and attach
ment it is ordered, that notice of the pendency of
this suit be given to the said Defendants, by pub
fishing an attested copy OF this Order, together
with an abstract of the Plaintiffs writ three weeks
successfully in the Republican journal, newspaper
printed at Belfast, in the County Of Waldo, or by
serving on said Defendants an atested copy Of said
writ, with this Order thereon. said last publication
and said personal service to be not less than four
teen days before the next term of this Court, be
holden ut Belfast, within and for the County of Wal
do on the third Tuesday of October, 1877, that said
Defendants may then and there appear, and answer
TO said suit, if they shall see
Attest w. G. FRYE, Clerk.
abstract OF Paltf. Writ
AssumpSt on account annexed to writ, for earn
ings of ship Matilda, amounting 10 $3,0l2.93, of
which payment as demanded Nov Z, 1876.
Date OF writ, Dec. 90 1876. Returnable to April
Term, 1877. Ad damnum $1,000
}. WILLIAMSON, PITS Atty,
Belfast Maine.
true copy of the Order of Court with Abstract of
Writ.
3wll Attest w. q. FRYE Clerk.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-09-13
The ROStOO TroVpllpr 9.

The Boston Traveller says: every
much of the credit given for the success
full results Of the New England Fair at
Portland is due to Payson Tucker, Esq.
Superintendent of the Maine Central
Railroad. Keenly alive to the fact that
the prosperity of the railroad under his
charge is commensurate with the prosper
ity Of the territory through which it runs,
he spared no pains to afford every posi-
bic facility for exhibitors, and all, from
officers to the humblest employe, unite in
appreciation of his efforts"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-09-13

A letter from Wolf Rapids reports that
Lieut.. Beard OF the fifth infantry states
that Sitting Bull and tribe had u dance
after the consultation with Major Welch
of the British police. After the dance
Bull got into q dispute with Culverson, u
Government scout, and attempted to kill
him; but Welch covered Sitting Bull
with a revolver and told him he could not
commit any deviltries on British soil, and
gave him and his tribe five days to leave
the country, saying if he caught him
there afterwards, he would hang him.
This was August 10th and he left on the
18th. 1t is believed that he made for the
Mississippi River below Mussel Shell
River
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-09-13

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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-09-13

Hon. Jason NJ. Carlton, while on visit TO his
former home in Whitefeld, met with severe if
not a fatal accident. He was riding i'll top buggy
with his brother, and rose to change sides in the
carriage, when the horse started and he went out
backwards, striking upon his head. When taken
up he was completely paralyzed DR.. Hill was
called from Augusta, and thinks he may recover
but not for long time.