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The Walking Match.

Mr.. Edwrad p. Weston. 1.-THE, good.
looking man Of y years, undertakes to
walk from Portland to Chicago IN thirty
consecutive days,-exclusive Of Sundays.
only twenty-sx lays-a distance OF 1887
1-2 miles, on wager ofsIO,0O0. lie start
ed from Portland at noon on Tuesday,
The following Is what he expects to ac-
complsh for this week:
At4 o'clock he calculatcs TO be In Saco,
distance of Is miles; at 5 O'Clock at Bitle-
ford, 2 miles; at Z o'clock at kenncbunk.
distance miles; a 10 l-2 O'Clock tonight
as North Berwick. 13 miles. making the
distance walked to-day 35 miles.
| Wednesday at 4 A. NJ. he starts from
North Berwick and passes through South
Berwick village. Eliot. Portsmouth. n. II.
Hampton. SeabrOOk, Ncwburyport. Ips-
wich and Beverly, Mass. expecting to ar
rive nj Salem at II o'clock, =. NJ, a dis
lance of 65 l-2 miles for that day.
Leaving Salem at 6 o'clock Thursday
morning he expects to pass through, Lynn.
Chelsea. Charlestown. Boston, Jamaica
Plains. Dedi,an. Walpole, Wrentham, and
to arrive at North Atileboro'. Mass, a dis
tance of IS miles at IL IS z. NJ.
lie will leave North Attlcboro' on Friday
ut 5 o'clock in the afternoon. and attempt
to walk 100 miles inside Of - consecutive
hours. reaching East Hartford. Conn. at
O'Clock SATURDAY afternoon. which is just
the 100 miles. lie will then proceed to
Hartford where lie will remain over SIM
day, accomplishing $50 IL miles from
Portland.
lie has to walk one hundred miles in
twenty-four hours sometime during the
journey. The Portland Press says:
In the journey he will pass through parts
often States. and upward Of 300 cities and
towns. Four persons, two for each side,
who are to be sworn accompany him in u
carriage over the whole route to see that
he complies with the terms Of the wager
by not riding even one foot, and by not
walking any eftlte distance on Sundays.
If he fails to walk the 100 miles from
North At,leboro to East Hartford in ~ con
secthive hours. he has four chances more to
try it before reaching Chicago. If lie
does not succeed in walking his 100 miles
ger Is to be forfeited.
Messrs. Libby and Dow. Of this city, !
have fitted out II team to take the witnesses
rs far as Boston. The carriage will keep
along with Weston. The witnesses arc |
John Grinlle and Edward Ingals for Wes-
ton, aid Benjamin NJ. Curtis aud John L. |
Laphen fol- the opp osing party. Grindle
has the enfire charge of the person Of Mr..
" eston during the walk.
The match is made by George h. Cool |
win Of New York. for Weston, and L. +.
Wilcox of New York against him.
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LrRRAKY MEErISG.-Thcr re was a meeting
OF the Trustees of the Ellsworth Village Libra
~ Association, on Tuesday evening, ut the Of.
Zee Of Arno wiswell Esq. A committee to Sc
lect suitable room for the Library WAS ap-
pointed. A discussion was had ~ to the cost
Of establishing Reading Room in connection
with the Library. but the feeling seemed to be
that this would cost too much, and AXE funds
that will be needed to replenish tho Library
There are about 1000 volumes now In it, and It
will require two or three hundred dollars to
obtain what new books Is now needed. How
to obtain funds, is n question which will come
up for action At the next meeting, which takes
place on Monday evening, the 18th OF Noyem.
Der, n the same place, to wit the Office Of Ar
ne Wiswell, Esq. In the meantime rs many
Of our citizens ~ feel an interest In the matter
are requested to meet with the Trustees on that
evening.
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Eastern Normal School, Cas-
tine Maine.

The second Term will commence on the
First Wednesday after Thanksgiving and
continue twelve weeks. The Spring Term
will close the first Of May, and during the
long vacation of three months Students
will have an opportunity to teach. The
Course Of Study occupying two years, As
prescribed by the State, is deemed to be
of the highest value to those who desire to
obtain useful knowledge and mental dici-
pline.
The Normal method of teaching is de-
signed to assist the Student in acquiring
the skill to impart instruction which is
necessary to the Teachers success. The
age required for admission Is sixteen years
for females and seventeen years for males.
Applicants will be examined in the branc H.
Us usually taught in Common Schools
The School is supported by the State, and
no labor will be spared to give the best in
struction. free or expense for tuition.
Vocal and instrumental music will have
that prominence in the school exercises.
demanded by their Importance and inf'u-
cnce.
The citizens of Castine have furnished
for the School cOmmodius and elegant
building. Tile Library, constantly in.
creasin., now contains nearly three hun
dred volumes Of the best text and refer
ence books. Many of the text books re
quirsd in the classes will be furnished to
tn { Students free Of erpense. The Castinc
Library, of nearly twelve hundred vol
uincs. is open to Normal Students, free.
The School has Astronomical, Chemical
and Philosophic al apparatus of great val
lie. 1t is hoped that durin. the Winter
Term course of instructive Lectures will
be given, for the benefit Of the Students.
Castinc is one Of the most desirable loca-
tons for School in Eastern Maine.
Board can be obtained in private fami-
lies for $3.50 per week, and excellent
rooms for self-boarding can be obtained
for q cts. per week, 90 that Students may
reduce their expenses at pleasure. The
Teachers will exercise, at all times, a
watchful care for the welfare Of the Stu
dents.
Friends of education in Eastern Maine
YWK Representatives have prevailed upon
the State to establish Normal School in
this section. Will you indorse their action
by furnishing the School with Scholars!
| For further information address either
REV. i. BALLARD. ID. D.,
State Sup. Of Schools.
| Brunswick, Me-.
g. P.FLETCIIER, Principal, Casline, Me
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KENT, >. PRESIDING.

| No. 81. James Gray and Harriet W
Stevens. Adm'x. Action on bond to con
vcy certain real estate in Brooksvillc, Civ
en- by David l.. Stevens. Denis. claim that
thu notes given for the place has never
been paid. ---=
The case has been tried twice before q
verdict for the plaintiff having been sci
aside and new trial ordered by thc"Law
Court" At this term on the 4th day OF
the trial the jury disagreed.
Wiswcll & Hale Rowe & Abbott
for Pill. for def.
No. 81. Ebcn n. Stovcrvs. Roy al Ty-
Ter. Petition for review Of an action
wherein def. recovered Judgment for n
yoke of csttlc which pin. says he never
bought.
Review granted on payment Of costs.
+. 4 +. Hale Warehouse 4 Emery
for pin. for def.
CRIMINAL BUSINESS.
No. Gil. State VS.. Willard Higgins 4 al.
Indictment for killing 4 deer in Eden, be-
tween Jan'y Is. and Sept. l, 1867.
Defence a general dcni,l.
Verdict, Guilty.
Emery for State. G. S. Peters for Dcfts.
No. 5ls. State VS.. Willard Higgins and
four others. Indictment under same Stat
ute for killing five deer.
Defense that the time of killing was be-
fore January Is.
Verdict, Guilty.
Emery for State. G. 8. Peters for dcfts.
No. Gi3. State vs. Frank l.. Marks. In
dictment for assault upon c. L. Joy on the
night of June LIST. Defence that the de-
PENDANT was in the course of his duty as an
officer of the Custom House searching for
smugglers and that lie was first assaulted.
Verdict, Guilty. Sentence to pay $40
and costs.
Emery for State. +. & F, Hale for def.
State VS.. Calvin +. Sargent. Two in
dictments for breaking and entering the
Office Of Warehouse i Emery in Els
worth. and for stealing money therefrom.
Plea. Guilty. Sentence, three years IN
State Prison.
Emery for State.
The following other indictments were
found by the Grand Jury.
State VS.. Jos. W. Pattcn.
State VS.. James Mcfarland & al.
State VS.. Chas. a. Hooper.
State VS.. BENZ. F. Warren & al.
No. 23l. Nath1 J. Murch VS.. John Lam
caster & al. Trcspa.s for cutting trees on
land In Ellsworth, lying on Union River
Defense that the title to the locus is in de-
PENDANTS.
Deane < G. S. Peters T.. & F.. Hale
for pin. for deft.
On trial
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-11-01

RoME.-Thc foreign news columns Of the
dailics present an exciting aspect. "Fighting
within . half mile OF Rome; ''Garibaldi be-
fore Rome with 10000 men,; 1.-THE young men
focking to Gxribaldi's standard; 1.-THE French
fleet bound for Italy; and ''Rumored abdica-
Of Victor lmmznuel' are some Of the startling
headings. Whist are the facts, IS yet, does not
seem quite clear. In . day or two we may he
able to learn some hing de6ni tc. Here Is one
parAgr aph:-
PARIS Oct. n
Garibaldrs force Is said to be from 10, 000 to
II 900 strong. All the Papal troops have been
concentrated before Rome with orders 10 act
upon tn edctcncc. The troops have sailed from
Touion, and it is expected that they will reach
Civita Necchiy this afternoon.
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rur JArrA CoroxIsr..-we see it stated in

THE JAFrA COLONIsTs.-We see it stated In
the foreign news that the JatiA C0lonists, num-
herring forty souls, chiefly women and children,
had arrived Al Alexandria, in the Steamer Qua
ker City. Their passage was paid ~ far as that
city and they were landed in state of utter
restitution.
Assmall fund which has been collected was in
the hands OF the Hon. Chas. Hale, u. S. Consul
General for Egypt, for the purpose Of sending
the unfortunate eolonists back TO the United
States, and it was wholly inadequate to the pun
pose. At this juneture, Mr. N. ). Beach, Of
the New York Sun, one Of the Quaker City
excursionsts, with great generosity, placed in
Mr.. Hale's hands the sum OF three hundred
pounds sterling TO complete the sum necessary
TO enable the colonlsts to be sent home. Pas
sages were forthwith taken for the entire party
and they left Alexandria on the 9th Of October
per steamer for Liverpool en- route for Amer
lea.
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RICHMOND, Va. 26.

RICHMOND, va, ~.
The official returns of the late election,
indicate the election Of 20 Conservatives
and GU Radicals. Eighteen OF the latter
are colorcd men. sixty five counties give
7O,777 for, and A $50 against a convention.
A number of counties are yet to b. heard
from. The polls closed in Richmond at
one o'clock, Thursday morning, with .
majority of 4O6 for Hunncutt.
J. II. Gilmore, appointment lawyer OF
Richmond. has lodged with Gen. Schofeld
formal protest against counting votes re-
ceived amer sunset Wednesday. He holds
that the clause Of the supplemental bill
which provides that 30 days Of public no
tice shall be given Of the time OF holding
the election. limits the General to the time
designated In his order. lie also urges
the shameless frauds aud covering OF con-
seryative voters BY the colored police in
the employ Of Col. Rose, the Supcrinten-
dent Of the election.
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-"Ctnses like chickens come home to
roost, - ard We see tins sdAse verified in the
case u Old Virginia. The blacks we're male
chnttels of, they had no rights that the white
,,,.n of that ancient Dominion cared to, or did
respect, and this state Of things, or this eiirs-
ing continued, until the war, and now the
blacks are having their turn in ruling. III
these smancipated citizens use their liberty
and their political power well, the black mans
s,r.,. will be blessing to the whites, after all.
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sTBro. Drisco thus Describes a cup Of cof-
fee:
"Cofiec was the drink. 1t was coGce, pro-
cured In the raw state, thoroughly washed be-
fore it was roasted, roasted, not burnt, coarse
~ ground, moderately but thoroughly stcepea,
completely settled. little OF no sediment APP
pearing in the cup. swe.tened with clean.
white sugar, with cream To suit the taste. 1t
WAS simply good Coffee
Is not such dish Of served up coffee, rather
rare: "Coffee drink"hxs taken the place Of the
old fashioned brown colorcd, aromatic, cup OF
coffee, and the vile compounds now purchased
At the stores don't pay. II enc is obliged to
economist. let it bc done in this way: Pur-
chase good coffee, unburnt, or in the green"
state, and then mix the peas yourself. 1t can
be made just Ms cheap ~ one Pleases, or as near
to the pure coffee, and it will be known jus
what you are drinking. But the better way to
live chesply. in thi, direction, is to drink pure
water. often enough to afford to drink the pure
article Of coffee, when coffee is to be served.
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INFORMANT To TEMALEs.

The celebrated pr. Dow continues to devote
his entire time to he treatment OF all diseases in
cident to the fems,e system. An experience VI
twenty -four years enables him to guarantee speedy
and permanent relief in the worst cases OF sup
preston and all other Menstrual Dcrsngemsnts.
from whatever cause. All letters for advice must
con tain q. Oniee, No. . Endicott street Boston
" B.-Board furnished TO those who wish TO re.
main under treatment.
Boston. June, -, 1852. lyS
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Court Of Bankruptcy, at Ellis
worth, Oct. 10, 1867.

ADJtDGED BANKRUPT.
stephen II. Osgood. }un.ier the firm Of
Benjamin r. keliiher, IS. Is. Osgood. 4 Co.
Amos Il. simpson, under the firm Of
Ambrose Simpson, A. Il. 4 A. simpson.
Petitioners to b. sdjudged Bankrupt.
Benjamin Franklin, under the firm Of
Laban r. Franklin, Il. Franklin 4 sons.
Edwin Franklin, )
Joseph II. Doyle, under the firm Of
Asa u. White. SWhte, Doyle, ( Co.
Newton 4. White,
Joseph II. Doyle, eunder the firm Of
Asa b. White, }Joseph IL. DOYLE 4 Co.
Henry u. Jordan.
4. L +. ralc, Solicitors for Petitioners in all
the above eases.
Sullivan Green.
Wisweii 4 Emery, Solicitors for Petitioners.
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re coMsUMPrIYE:.

The advertiser, having been restored to health in
few eeks by very simple remedy. alter hsv'
ias suffered for several years With severe lung
affection, and that dread dnease ConsumPt'on-ts
an xious to make known TO his feliow-sunercrs tho
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To ell who desire It, he will send copy OF the
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Governor Chamberlain is to deliver the open
ing lecture of the Army and Navy Union
course in Portland. Thesubjcct is 10 be 1.-The
Surrender vi Lee. .
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

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and should br avoided. Sold by all Druggists and
P.rumers. Factory 81 Barclay street, New 1olk.
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ELECTIONS under the Reconstr

ELECTIONS under the Reconstruction acts
will take place as follows:
Georgia, Oct. Goth, 3Oth, 3lst.
Florida Nov. 18th, 18th, 10th.
South Carolina, Nov. 10Th, 10th.
North Carolina, Nov. 10Th, 10th.
"Wc would invite all those In want OF
Wedding Cards ard Envelopes to call at this
office and see some of the very latest styles Just
received from Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-11-01

Up jumps Henry, looking bright, and
sets two lines to make all right.
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Nashville, Tenn, Oct. Is.
Gov BrOwnlow was elected u. S. Senator
to-day for the term commencing March 4th,
1863. by u majority, on the LIST ballot, over W.
b. Stokes.
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Religious Services, f:llsworth.

Hol1G1Ou0 S0fv1ceo, 1s1A9WOStus
Rev. DR. Tenuey's Church, Couercg stionahst -
Forenoon and afternoon service iSdeno Q. com,
ToithwA Lec,ure in the evening at the chapel.
baptist, Rev n. 4. Haxlewood :-isiblc Class, IN
noon at IL past 10. sabbath school az O'Clock ;
afternoon service ~ Ia past2 O'CLOCK; evening
rn;,,r Fl Rev. w. II. savary sabbath schoo
nj ii past 10 O'Clock 4. NJ; Sermon ut IL past
ecloek~rM Afternoon at i-apast 9 o'clock
Tost Once Regulations.
r..,.r, and western Mail closes At O'Clock, r
y, Branch Nails close 18th Of sn soar befors de
pAfture.
vesteru Mail-.rrives Daily. Except Monday At
O'Clock, 4. N: departs Daily, except Sunday
....r, M,iAniyes Daily, fcrcept Saturday, 81
u O'Clock, -. Dcpsrss Daily, except Monday
at 5 l-2 O'Clock, r. y. ,~.
Bucksport and lsefastIArve. ssa... ~ T,,es.
day Thursday and Saturtlay. ut O'clock, NJ
Sullivan and Narrae',ngns--Arriyes AononS, w ca.
1sss.iuy. Thursday and Saturday at so'cfk. \.
peonnt ilc,ert-Arrives Wednesday anil saturday,
Al II O'Clock, n. Departs Tuesday and FRIDAY at
C..,ine~Arriyes Monday and Thursday, At l.2
O'Clock, I'm Departs Tuesday and Friday, at
rs.Sson Poiat-Arrive. Saturday, at II O'Clock, A
4. Departs Saturday. ut o'clock r
Great Pond-Arrivcs saturday ats O'CLOCK, r. =.
Departs Friday Mt O'Clock. A. y.
Nvrcr HORNS From to Il A. ~, and rom 70
ITEM, except sunday Sunday from IL
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Sessions Of Courts.
SUPREME JCDICIAL-At Ellsworth, commencing
on the 9Th Tuesdays Of April and M.
COUNTY CoNAissiON Eis-At Ellsworth, com,
mencins on the 4ih Tuesdays of JAM, April and
Oct. - - xr. -,
Y.h Aur sent and Dec; ID Wed. in June; 4th
W;et i'm April; 9Th Tues in Oct. Bucksport9lst
Wed in May; I'd We'd in Sept, and Jan. Blue
hiiI-ist Wed. In July and Nov.
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al eacS MONTH Rockland, lst Monday of each
month.
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The Official vote is reported in the State SEN
finel as follows:
Registered votes. 1898
For Convention. W,2S
Against a Convention, 5.6.5
Sixteen Of the 100 delegates elected to the
CONSTITUTE )nal are colored men.
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''personal liberty Of some Of our most
respectable citizens. They have money.
social influence and political power, but
not enough to make crime respectable or
legal, The enforcement Of the liquor law
Is not entrusted to men like our present
mayor and his predecessor, both of them
stockho. dcrs In one Of our largest Hotels,
and thus vitality interested ia the traffic Of
rum. Neither "a the Law committed to
that anomalous class who are h favor Of
the Law. but opposed to ito enforcement
It 10 astonishing to what misrepresentation
and fAlsehood the advocates Of license will
resort. There 10 no daily paper in Boston
except the EsesiaS 7ssseilsr, which b not
managed in the liquor interest. Il is not
safe therefore to trust their reports, in re-
gard to the success Of the present law. 1t
Is their business to dietost TIE facts that the
law may appear to retard tas cause OF
temperance, Thus using the livery OF
heaven to serve the devil. What are the
factse During the month Of September
there have becn $50 prosecution by the
Con tabulsry' 2ss Of these were seizures Of
liquor and two gambling instrumental
During the same month es7 .935. ~ have
been paid into the several county treas
uries, IN fines and costs. And during the
nine months ending Oct. lst., el99, 42l Ga
have been paid by the violaters Of law
which i is said cannot be enforced. The
expenses of the Constabulary during these
nine months have been $50 ,639.36. The
balance to the State makes net surplus
of sIO9, 639.36. So that this faithful upas.
tree Of vice. and crime yields large rev.
cnue to the State. Does that look as
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Fost Omce Regulations

Easter, and western Mail closes At O'clock, r
NJ branch Nails close 18th Of IA sosr osiofs &c