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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-20
An "Inteiiigspcsr, Lie.


To us Ed Tor Of The Register:
SIR:-The account Of my. speech at the
meeting in ChuIchvill,, Lewis county,
publi, hei in the Iatcliigeneer Of October
18th, is untrue 10 nearly every particular.
oaly wish fH space, however, 10 call st.
tention to one part Of the report. II is ~
follow:
"I drink 70 q limited extent wben ths
supply 10 limited. Democrats drink bold.
ly and openly, like men; bat Republicsns,
MrosatiDg 10 themselves al The morality,
sneak behind barns, like towards, 70 "a
their dirty drinking Cbters A good
many Republican, do not like free the
rhisky' plsnk, and viii moak In . vote fos
Cleveland"
The words in quotation marks WEN
never spoken BY me. don't make no ol
that kind of language.
Very respectfully,
JoHS O. PESDLEr0S.
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Railroad Oficlals Hsrs.

General Mansgr Won. II. Clements, Of
the B. & o, and Mr.. ]. F. Lefgs Super
intendent of the Fourth division, arrived
in the city last evening in response to the
invitation extsDde1 them by the Chamber
of Commerce Special Ra:lrosd COMMITTEES,
and net with that body at the Chamber
tst evening.
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Sou iti,Ku,eu Against KIlrsln.

ST. PAUR, MINI, October 1s.-It is bs-
lisved that q fight will be arranged be
tween Pat Killen aud Jake Kilrsin. Kill
lem is the champion of tie Northwest,
and signifies his readiness 10 meet Kilrain
under prize ring ruler. It is unde Stood
that his mapager has consented to such 8
meeting, and syndicate Of st. Paul sports
have signifi cd their readiness to furnish
funds to the amount Of 5000 for the bat
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The Two Keliy's.

New YORK, October 1s.-Au evening
p,per asserts that Umpire Kelley and
$40, 600 Kelly will withdraw immediate
ly from the base ball profession and opsn
s saloon on Broadway. Mike Kelly is said
to have gone to Chicago to got President
Spsl ling to release him fcom his engage
ment to g, t, Australia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-20
CoNDENsED TKLEaRAlls.

James Ford, Of Msryville, N. Y, shot
and ii!len Jacob Lowens.ein in quarrel
over bet.
Three men were kil!ei and t~o SRI
ously injured in 0 freight collision, % ths
Chicaso, ST. Paul and Kanas City rod,
ct Freport, III.
The National W. O. T. U b IN ssssisa ~
Washington. Yes.erdsy's procsediDg wee
Of routine through interesting charsete'.
DR.. John Scot. an old sud well known
druggist of Piteburg 10 dead.
At Coal Valley. Ksnsuhs county, James
Hunt ehot Jack Mcneil dead. They Wsge
miners and had . lorg standing fsud.
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A Druggist for the Asylum.

Special Telegram 70 ne ReQtaT.
WESTON, W. VA, O;tober 1s.-The
beard of directors of the hospital for the
insane, to-day appointed Minter B. Raj
s'oa, druggist, in place ofDr. ]. 1. Warder,
who was promoted. Mr. Rslston is q
worthy young man. He took course in
the cSllege of pbsrmscy, Baltimore. and
will be awarded diploma before entering
upon his duties. Hs is sou Of Mr.. Z.
Ralston, and has b Ell compo lndiug drugs
for the past eight years. None otter ex'
csps the usual routine Of business was
trausartei
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THEY DIDN'T AGREE.
Director Bassell has Little Bout With
DIR. Bland.

DIRECTOR bAbS6lk mas - ASouS "AeAA
Dr. Bland.
speetal Tslsorans TO TIE Sunday REGISTER.
WESTON, W. Va, Oct. 19.-Shortly
afsor dinner to-day in the centre building
of the hospital scene occurred that has
given rise to severe criticism. Col. James
Basel one of the members of ths board Ct
direc'o:s of the Hospital for the Insane,
met DR.. bland the present superintendent
10 the hall and said that he understood
thst his son Meigs had or wal sbout to
pof.r ch ng s against him to the Governor
aud demanded an explanation. DR.. Bland
replied that he knew nothing OF the mat
ter. but that it should be done. Wh.re
upon Mr.. Basel struck the doctor pretty
severe blow. Parties present interferred
and prevented further trouble, immedi'
stely after tbs occurrences Mr.. Basel left
towa, Capt. Chplsy president of TIE
board ordered his arrest and warrant was
issued and placed in the hands OF the
Sheriff.
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Asa,ns, tho Gas Company.

In the Circuit Coutt, at Wellsburg,
Thursday, Judge Jacob, in the mater Of
the application for tie injunction sgsi ast
tie Royal G IS Comp ny, the Court ordered
tina. ,h, Company should not be allowed 70
ansve, or make any defense until 1t had
restored conn C ion ard TUNED on the gas,
ard gave them uotl o'clock this evening
to comply.
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81 Paul's Ice Carnival,

ST. PAUL, No., Oct. 1s.-The directors
Of the Carnival Association held 3 special
nesting last night, and accepted the plan
for the Ice Palsc, submitted by Q. E.
Joy. The design accepted is Roman and
Q isen STYLES. It was decided TO hold the
csrniysl fcom January %, to February 10,
1880
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-20

Republican MeetngsfortheC ComHs "0Sk'
Oar Republican friends are laying them
saves OF. for a great time the coming
vesk. They start of bright and early,
Monday, with Hon. @. L. PoormsD, OF
Bsllaire, WHO speaks at the Opera House.
Taesdsy we have Hon. Stswart L. Wood.
ford. tf New York, and Thund,y Con.
gressmsn John D,lz II, of Pithbursh, and
General Beaver, viii come down TO belp
on. TIE great j lat debate bstwseu w.
L. wis N and Ge1. Goff is Saturday even
ing. making it. slsogsther, . very lively
week. The following week the Rep1bii'
cans promise us Congressman Mckinley,
of Ohio, and Cungr sssmsn Rsed, Of Maine
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The Longest session of Congress.

wAsHISGToN, October 19.-To-morrow
at one o'clock the frat session Of the so h
Congress will end tie longest continuous
session in the history of nearly century
Of Cong exes hav ny last 32l days. The
lcnse,t p evious session ran 302 days, end
in . September 80
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Powderly Wants all Labor to Unite.

PHILADELPHIA, October 16.-Mr. Pow
derly to-day sent kilograms Of congratula-
tion to the Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers, and Firemea and Brakemens
brothertoods, requesting them to cooper
ate in national federation of labor organ
IL cations. He expresses himself as very
boneful of the success of this scheme.
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Wool GOES Up Again ut Boston.

Boston, O,tobsr 19.-Wool frmer and
higher; Ohio y and above, 32c; Y and
urdn, Sic; XX, 80 1889; Michigan Y, 2ss
29c; ccmbing and dela're, No. 1, 3Ss3St;
Osi, fee delape, 3is35c; Michigan fine
do, 31aS2c; T.xss a1d Territory wools
basis 47s55c; California, 45s5O:. Polled
wools steady; 2SaS5, for supa; 25a2S for
extra
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A wsllKaown Theatrical Man suloid

CAICAGo. October ia Bozsman,
Mont, special says: A passenger on tie
train going East, took an overdo,s Of NOR
phine with fatal effect tonight. From
papers on his person it was learned Tint
his name is O. s. Rsdield, Ex-Trsasutr
Of Mcvickers' Theatre, Chicago. Mr..
Rsdfisld was widely known to the dramatic
prfssion.
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Roseate Cushions for Jewels.

1t is fitting that pearls should Iepose in
rosy cushions. The contrast 10 bswitch.
ing. For ex ample look at q mouth fillef
with pearly teeth restiog in ruddy gums
az hard as coral; natural gems and setting
made beautiful with SOZODONT.
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Psn.,on, for ~ est yirg mans.

WASHINGTON, O:tober 10 Pensions
have been ifsued to the following West
Virginia applicants: Henry N. Feltan,
Amlsrsburg. VIM. Glover, Hsz,etop.
Aaron Garrison, West Union. Henry +.
.Iohrsop, Shiloh.
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aprom,nsnt PbvsIoian Dead,

BALTIMORE, October 19.-Dr. Ferdinand
E. Chatavd, one Of the Oldest and most
prominent physician in this city, died yes
terday afternoon. He was the father Of
Bishop Chstard, Of the Catholic Diocese, OF
yincennes, Ind, and was "a years Of age.
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A wen Known New.Yorker Dead.

NEW YORK, October 19.-wright San
ford, the well known club man and
broker, died at $50 q. m. to-day in the
Gilssy House, where he has been sick fJr
come time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-20

q Uaprscsdented SUCCESS AMI still increasing
sale, attend Df. Bulls Cough Syrup. 25c-
Salvation OIL is the bst thing IN the nsr-
le; for both man and beakt. Pfice 25c.
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Unprecedented sucress and sill increasing
sales attsnd Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup. 26c.
Salvation Oh is the bsst thing il them
ket for 10th man and bsast. Plice 25c.
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Earned rams, New York 2; three base
bits, Coauor, Comiskey; first base on balls,
New York 4, st. LUIS 2; fint base on
errors, New York l; struck oot eich;
time. l:47; umpiree. Kelly and Gaffney.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-20

COMPLEXION Powder is an absolute
necessity of the reinsd toilet in this
climate. Pczzoni's cambires every element
of beauty and purity.
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Horsford's Acid Phssphsss.
Fog IndigesHon,

p,sp.p.i.. .ad di..ass iassass tsasaa.
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NEW YORK.

TBrOWI ueCidTSu Jul
New York. 0 0 O. 6
St Jnuis -....O o o 2 O. 8
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p hard blow IN BIS remarks
free eoal-and night ke-e we
may Ienack that we don't see what coal
bas u do with this campaign. for the Mile
'bll DO .sn't touch eoll Mr.. BLAINE it
'Sill he remembered voted TO put coal on
. e free lit
Mr.. ELEIEs quoted sons record, on the
taTif that have nothing TO do with the
'present clmpa;gl, but he did not quote
fhe Republican record and We DEFY him 70
auote from tha stump certain extracts.
soleh we shall be pleased to faraish him,
ION the rscoras Of yry leading Rspub-
rcan living or dad ard from tAs fathers
tai' c2nntrS. Neither he mr. thu In
llIgsHesr dArss give public usteraace 10
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-03-08

July !, John B. Houston, of swanville, and
Miss Ruth Brown, of Helfast.
Sept %, Thomas Houston and Miss Sarah
Gordon, both of Belfast.
Nov. 81, William Greey ard Miss Harriet
White, both of Belfast.
Nov. -, Albert Bingham Esq, and Miss
Harriet Lane, both OF Belfast.
Nov. 30, Samuel Fuller, of Belmont, and
Miss Olivia kenniston, of Appleton.
Dec. 2, Isaiah e. Neal, of Belmont, and Miss
Aramy Z. Sherman, of Belfast.
Dec. 26, Samuel S. Bird and Mrs. Susan ii.
Brown, both of Belfast.
BY Samuel Gordon ESD Justice of the Peace.
1928. June IL, Vinal Mayhem to Martha Coles.
Aug. 3, Barak Payson, OF waldo Plantation,
to lluhah Bradford, of Knox.
1929. Dee. %, Gillett Emerson to Jane Clements,
both of Prospect
1880. May 81, Josiah Smith, of Knox, to Rachel
Clements, of Waldo Plantation.
Dee. ,, Ahncr Sheldon to Ruth Smith, both
of Waldo Plantation.
Dec. 26, James Clements to Lydia stephen
son, both of Waldo Plantation.
BY John S. Aver, Esq, Justice Of the Peace
1880. Sept. :, Samuel Gardiner, of Northport, and
Miss Sara Dickey, of Linconyille.
BY Joseph Eayrcs, Esq, Justice of the Peace.
1880. sept. l6, Charles Bragdon and Miss Mary
Seekins, both of Swanvic
BY Manasseh Sleeper, Esq, Justice Of the Pc;Ue.
1880. May 81, John Lynch to Mrs Deborah En-
cry, both of Belfast.
Aug. II, Naaman ii. Price to Miss Eliza
Cole, both of Belfast.
Noy. b. Charles RhoadcS, of NorthpOrt, to
Miss Sabrina Brarkett, of Belfast
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-03-08

We learn from the kennehcc Journal that Mr.
Chas. 5. Ilchborn, the efficient and popular cash
icr of the First National Bank, entertained last
week ut his attractive home on Winthrop street,
Augusta, the directors of the First National Bank
and the trustees of the Augusta savings Bank,
with William X. Smith, Esq, whose 18th birthday
came few days LATER as the special guest After
bountiful supper the company adjourned to the
parlor and MIR. Ilichborn, in behalf of the gentle.
men present, in few well chosen and timely re
marks commenting the characteristics of Mr..
Smiths life presented him an elegant etching
framed in oak, and fine oak easel, Il slight
token of their esteem and appreciation. Mr..
Smith was taken completely Ivy surprise, but hap
PLY and with much feeling replied to Mir. lich-
born. MIR. Smith was born in Wi>casset, and at the
early age of = years he began To learn the art
printing in the Office of the late John Dorr, publish,
er of the Lincoln lntellgencer. and who later pub
lished the American Advocate in Belfast. Mr..
Smith has been long connected with the ncwspa-
pers and banking institutions of Augusta and is
widely known and highly respected. MIR. Hich.
born was formerly of stockton and has many
friends and relatives in Waldo county.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-03-08
Transfers In Real Estate,

The following are the transfers, in real estate In
Waldo county, for the week ending Feb 2Sth Ed
win q. Bachelor, Palermo, to Ada F. Colbv same
town. NJ r Bradstrect, Albion, to Amasa Batch
elder, same town. Leonard G.. Clifford, stockton
to Lillian NJ. Clifford, same town. Wallace Gun
ningham, SwanNille, to G.. q. Havencr Belfast
S. l.. Dodge. Brooks, to Cora +. Boody, sam,
town. James b. Fish, China, to Amasa Bachelor
ais, Albion. Charles Z. Mar,len, Palermo, tc
Edwin g. Bachelder same town. George Mixer
Waldo, to Isaac D. Mixer, Knox. Barnard Nor
ton, Palermo, to Hollis +. Foy, same town. Eliza
beth Pomroy, Burnham. to Dolly Wood, sam,
town. Albert II. Rose Il ais, to Inhabitants OF
Brooks. Joshua ID. Treat, Frankfort, to william
Waltiron, same town.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-03-08
The Neal Dow Combination.

The combination, Dow and Democracy, is
too thin and hollow sham for any man Of
self-respect, Prohibitionst or Democrat, to
vote it. Portland Press.
The Democrats of Maine used to call Neal
Dow ''that craZv-headed zealot Of viperOus
tongue" Now that he is running for Mayor
of Portland Oh the Democratic ticket they re-
fer to him as 1.-THE venerable father of prohibit
ton." n. Y. Tribune.
The indignant Montreal Herald, after detail
ing the manner in which the Canadian side Of
the fishery question was presented, says: "This
was worse than crime; it was blunder." In
other words an error of judgment is worse
than robbing bank or killing man. The
Herald seems to have got the cart before the
horse.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-03-08
Consigned 10 the Flames.

To TIE EDITOR OF THE JOURNAL: The county
is flooded simultaneously with circulars from Bos.
ton advertising whiskcy in family cases and crcu-
lars from the club in Belfast with the new name,
for signatures. 1t is well. think they closely
allied. One of the NP. l.. circulars met with the
fate it deserved. 1t arrived in family near by,
addressed to the head of the house, but his daugh.
ter seeing that it was 4 circular, opened it. She
read a few words in regard to personal liberty (D
and then consigned it to the flames. Her father
| asked what was burning, and she answered at
| Is circular asking your signature to Personal
Rum Club" and added--"What do they take us
| for" She is A GOOD TEMPLAR.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-03-08

ed, but his oppression of the poor was almost
unbcarable. At one time he seized every house
in village and scattered the inhabitants home
less and defenceess. to prevent them from get
ting town charter which would give them
possession of the land
And now we are about to bid dlios to Cen
trail Mexico and embark for Yucatan, sailing
across the Gulf, from Vera Cruz to ProgTeso
FANNIE Il, WARD.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-03-08

NEWSPAPER NOTES. Editor Tenney of the
Brunswick Telegraph is seriously ill......The
Somerset Reporter, one of the best country
papers in the State, has been enaryed.......We
have received the first numbers of the Daily
Standard, the new Democratic paper publish
ed at Bddeford. 1t is n well arranged sheet
of four pages, seven columns to the page. and
shows evidence Of ability in the editorial and
industry in the local columns. We don't like
its principles, but If we all thought alike there
would be no fun in the newspaper business.
General Sheridan declares cmphatically that
he will under no circumstances abandon iha
army to accept any civil Office, even the Prcsl.
dency Of the nation.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-03-08

''N ' ""' ' '
.,.r' .s-- nf""- ia his office all day,
ts -+tt''i --li tiht cross Il Il bear.
..1.rIrfA- ktrN enough Ia keep ont of his way,
---. tl.. m,Ich.tnl should gIumble and swear.
..m lilIa, thr eat, j. iu tear of a cum,
".r. III, 4. ii -ilr ventures too near:
.b'oW tae master j. apt to he rough,
ll, his 10, ak Aie N!cctod and queer.
ttr, 'h' "i! itduW W = @nlll an' sr'm'
atii,,,' ~ ~. him,
'.''' .l'5 7'.'hetnln@ i3e ha'ief Will ii''-
A. - -.-t=, ~ B,,.,. j.; II,'rri n and had
T. "i~ ' .N'i G - 5-iNh anu ""'
makc an} one 4"relessly mad
greet AI- best friend with 9i"Wi
iH' N.H|i "i'r remedy l'r- fltiFt ',"lheh
l'~"fei} NlH correct Il dl,"rirfed illtr
''n'' '"iit YOU = S'tih anu '"'i''
IN }A' strength
..... ,l,., al ,I.,.,,,ri,
' f ~ ''', .t,t " w ~ ~ my; -, 80
. '',' ~, 49,, .'.'i i w ~ =, 80 ia ia
. - '''N''' HlN' Jaw " - 7''e
i
Uhai 81 Means
it t,c rtn or Woman who has never been Ill,
'.H-.l '.~r.th i- n'an5u-lrsS. But I" the one
I.-- ~ANrtt ahN 'lt@pairc't. health appears as
l"-- l0ot. r. the thousands OF unfortunate
,..a-or vraIs-l,-5 ID, Iircgal:,.itic1 peculiar to
N' l't- i'i'' = flN'Ilf I'7'lll lloi' ti",Ha i
7iNN'' ''to'' N' ~
. .,.,f F.. -.,--, sewing society in Dilin has
.r 4t. f,uf fi.rfl.,- -.nI caused a suicide and
..r .s..... ,,.ft for itu, f,atl,,.u ro,,~ on
II. ntI .o5tl. t,.l7....:tIl ;i,. mi. .-I,l.
,, XII ,l 81. i'j,i,.,. ,i,..,,5
7' t.- t
~ WY n '','. .t'34 ''li y ''9'
. i,'..'..i. Nv n.il'. ne ...
iIl'Nl- l's'nlt'--, -dI'
.;- ...- - ... ..f.... d, ..+.,.. .-
-i '',,, IL -
| fi a ,.,..,,; r,u '''' "
III.
~
.N' "al''4 4+ f'7'' "l 1T use pE an
ni Ne.Ir tag o}aG lnrty Years. 1t has
e-..- s-r -D. ..7- a.-! .ie,ifir t,,r colds.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-03-08

Regulate the Regulator. With pure blood
comes good health. Use Warmers Log Cabin
Sarsaparillu and secure both. Best remedy.
Largest bottle. For sale by all druggists.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-03-08

Capt Noah Emery, who died at Bangor, Me.
the 10th ult. was the only son of Capt. Thomas
and Mercy Wasgatt of llampden, Me-, where he
was born April I'd, IS25. lie was educated at the
public schools and at the Academy of Hampden,
and after finishing his studies he taught school for
a short time. His father shipmaster in the
West India trade and he made his first voyage at
sea with him before he was 2l years of age, as a
common sailor; and after his majority he continued
to follow the passing through all the grades OF
q sailor, first and second mate and before he was
," years od he was placed i'll command of the
schooner elizabeth" owned by his Uncle Cyrus
Emery, then a member of the we'll known firm of
emery Il Stetson" of Bangor, at that time doing
Il large business in the West Indian trade. ii C
was intrusted with the sale of his outward cargoes
| to the West Indies of lumber, &c. and the pur-
chase of his homewaid cargoes of sugar and
molasses, which he usually brought to Bangor.
His next vessel was the schooner "Bowditch and
from her he took command of the new brig ''Penob-
scot, built for him and owned by the same owner,
and running to the West Indies, with an occasional
voyage TO Rio Janeiro. About lSJ5 he took COM
mand of the ship "Sarah Marsh Of Bangor and
in her made Il voyage to the west coast of South
America and the Chincha Islands. Soon after he
took charge of the ship Harry of the West"
pNHctt Dv MS carry IfleHu, capt. CALVIN Adams.
In this ship Inc principally in the cotton trade
from New Orleans ana Mobile to Europe. In 1850
he TOOK charge OF the new snip 'Garibadn' 1850.
tons, owned by calvin Adams and himself, anil in
this vessel he made many successful voyages be-
tween New York and san Francisco, usually re-
turning to Europe with grain, and thence to New
York, loading outward again to san Francisco.
lie macc one voyage from san Francisco to Liver
| pool. and thence to New York carving cargoes
both WAYS, in less than ten months At the com.
mcnccmeut OF the war of the rebellion, he was
chartered by the l. ). government to take cargo
of about 20o0 tons of coal to the [. = Naval station,
st. Paul dc Loando, South Africa, carrying with
| him. as passenger, Com. Charles Wilkes. who went
thence to look atcI the Interests of the [. naval
torcc IN that region.
| From thence he went 10 Calcutta and loaded for
| England and back to New York making Of his
most successful VOYAGES. His last voyage at sea
was as master OF the ship Lady Blessington" from
New York to liavre and back. ON this voyage he
carried several passengers 20 the Paris Exposition.
In l>61 he retired from sea and in 1865 he settled
! in Brookine, Mass, where he resided for year
or more when his friend, Gavin Adams, then re.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-03-08

An Augusta gentleman. who is visiting in
Southern California. write, as follows: 8! have
had enough of this place. The novelty has
worn OF and am painfully conscious il is by
no means the paradise that my fancy pictured
it, | can -ay with ali candor. and hope with
out prejudice. that | would rather live one
year in the good Old State of Maine than a
whole dcca'e in this country. Tkennebec
journal.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-03-08

An Augusta special to the Portland Press
says: Secretary Woodbury.. of the Prohibition
State Committee. who resides in Auburn. ha,
recently sent out circulars to the few members
Of his party in the state. urging them to organ
Ze and make nominations for the coming
municipal election. Portland. he saws has
made eonn'ete prohibition nominations. and
Auburn and other places are to follow suit
The circular intimatcs that combinations with
citizens movements cam sometimes be profit
ahlN nlale