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To the Honorable the Justice Of the Supreme
Court ct to be holden at Ellsworth, within and
for the County OF Hancock GA the +th Tuesday of
October 4. ID. 1867.
- srzila williams of Franklin in said County II
ID Hancock. husband of Peggy Williams OF
Lawrence IN the Commonwealth of Massachusetts,,
respectfully libels and gives this honorable court
TO be informed, that he was lawfully married to
the said Peggy Williams, libelee, whose maiden
name was Butler, At sullivan i'll said County Of
HsncocE, On the 18th day of August, A. p1S29, by
Hira m Emery, Justice of the Peace; thai your
iibilant since their intermarraige has always be-
hayed himself as faithful chaste an affectionate
husband. towards the said libelee hat since their
mternaTriage they lived T. & Their rs husband ana
wife at sad Franklin, mp to the fall of 1853; That
in the fall OF 1888 said lbeiec wholly regardless of
lib eants--since which period said hbelee has re-
sed and still refuses TO return to your hbelant
and tn resume her marriage covenant wherefore
your Mbclaut pray right and justice. AMI that he
may he divorced from the bonds Of matTinony
between him, and his said wife that II is reason
able and proper, conducive 20 domestic harmony
and consistnt with the peace and morality OF
society and AS IN duty bound will ever pray.
BARzILLA WILLIAMS.
Ellsworth, Apr. 18th 1867.
STATE on MAINE.
HANCocK, SIS. - Supreme Judicial Cour, April
Upon the foregoing libel the Court order, that
notice OF the pendcucy OF the ssne be given to
ed copy Of said LIBEL, and of tbs orr or Il hereof
three weeks sucees sivey In the Ellsworth Ainers.
the last pub catlou to I've Ut least thirty days
before the next term of court 10 be holden NJ
L lswolth, within and for the county OF Hancock,
on The fourth Tuesday OF October next, thai sal
bclee may then and there appear. and ansm or
the said ! bel, AID show cause, II any he have, why
the pray er thereof should hot be granted.
Auest,-PAtkrg W. PERRY, Clerk.
A true copy OF tn iJel AMI or Ter thereon
80 AttesL-i,kAER W. PERRY, Clerk.
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worked so hard since Faith stole wheat.
aud never was So lame since the burning
of Luther.
But am proud Of my proficiency in the
game. It's fine exercise Ia little easier
than being runthrongh threshing machine
and not much either It'sanee game for
o pset, or orator-'twill make one sore be-
yund accounts.
I've looked over the scorers book and
iiud that in two weeks I've broken several
bats, made one tally, broken an unpire's
Jaw. broken ten windows in adjoining hous
es. Killed baby. broke the leg of dog
aud mortally injuring The brad basket of .
spectator, KNOCKING five other PLAYERS on,
of time by singing my bat, aud knocked
tLe waterfall from school marm who was
standing twenty rods from the field quiet
locker en-.
I've uscd fifteen hotties of arnica lini
ment. FIVE bottles of lotions. half raw
beef. and am SO full Of pain that it seeai'
as my limbs were but broken bats, aut
my legs the limbs OF dead nurse chest
nut. instead of the o &C elegant trotters u
BAwLINGLY THINE.
p. s. All ladies in favor Of 'univorsa
suffering are invited to join our club
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-09-20

THE NATIONAL DgBr.--In the last
two years we hsve paid more than two
hundred and sixty millions Of the Nation
al debt, ore tenth OF the Whole amount. -
The Tribune is surprised at the favorable
reports aud thus addresses itself to croak
ers -
Whoever. therefore. asserts that we can
never pay fairly and fully. does so in the
teeth of the tact that 10 the two last two
years. with IA large Military force, urar,
half our country fayased 10y four years OF
Civil War. oar Industry dlsorgauized. ten
States out OF gear. the passions oil the late
confiet still active, and the poor harvests,
We haze paid tthr Of the sum. and thai
without tLerei Y sehGiDg one child hungr,
to he'd.
OF course. we can do far better hence
forth. 1T Is the first step that costs. aud
we have taken that tra,elr and success
fully. When any villain suggests some
siiinr mode OF cheating the Naional cred
itors. let Us say, "tit thee behind me, Sa-
tan -" nd press steadily ont
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-09-20
AIItOI w FE6VII II UI
TIE BLAIR FAMILY.
Amnes y Proclaim ,tion.

The Y ,;ional MteUiyAnrer. facetionsly
sly ed tie Court JouraH oy a warIi>n
correspondence. proclaim, That the i'i.si-
dents amnesty viii CO iier the ri!li, TO re-
Isier ami 10 vote npoB the peIs Jns pard J.4-
ell by 1t. no Wit. stsl.idins the clear prpvI-
sion ct tae ainriidcd re..o,. Struc.IJn law TO
the contrary. Mr.. John>oa is re lly ge'tilI.
oh Very fast u this Is hts DbSition, and il he
nieans TO entorte his views in tue nlaliuer
ioresladOwed by the proclaa alton in rrf-
ereilce 10 Tie ni>tl0iags oi oichlrs. ine
President and h, advisers cal 80. be 50,
posed 10 nave ior ,u.tea tie laW which was
sa recelitlt tnJce Ell TO "a tHordu ~ scriIiI-
iy 10y them II y. der 10 had rctolD. e lad >
III II. by WAL cnicaucry ;ley expect 10
had reasonaai,' p ete.ce for I,ulii mig
doe --noI appear ba With B,nehiey al itg
are possible. Ii The movement ca ~ a..y
uIe;las b. nIals. surc"s>tii The Presidential
eoterie may well congratulate theins, es
upon deyislng very efficient measure %
Defeating reconstruction. The rebels o
the inost uiifegeaela.e stamp would rarrt
all the States Dat South Ca olila and Miss
issIppi agains, u convention. ke.iS ia, in
= Completed In Two of sAe.n. but il seenl>
to be conceded shat the President has DOW.
cr 10 open the books again aud 10 postpone
the elections iii i:il his pc; L,inos are ii
situation 10 participate. In lac everylhi Q
il going on CAV inlinlngly AT the White House
Congress has deprived the Pre- ident of the
power Conferred upon his IRE decessor to
declare a general amnesty. but Johnson
REEVES the law which has been repeilel
Congress has declared that the Presidents
pardon does Hot Remove the ''isabillties in
la consequence OF The pariicil.a ion
in the rebellion. bat somehow siatn.e
which Remains in full force and viz ~. r
not oil 81 much validity as one tina has
been dead seve, al months. The provision
OF tiie supp slelar..tary recon stfuttlJL act
be..llli- upo.i the ques ion j. as follows:
No pen 500 s.laii al ANY Time be en- lied
TO he re- istsred or 10 vo by reas ofaIy
execnase parton or amnesty, Tor any a {
Dr tIiu- N..cli without y ,c.i i.nr, On or am
aesiy. " uit. disquaiiiy him trVni rvgistra-
ioa GA vvt..i. - tfs'ss.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-09-20
I'm a Twin.

In form ans feature, face and limb,
grew so like my brother,
IAat folks got taking me FOX him,
And each for one another,
II puzzled all our kith and kin,
1t reached . fearful pitch, -.--
Tor one OF US wac born twin,
AID not soul knew which.
one day TO make the matter worse,
Before our names were fixed,
AS We were being washed by nurse,
we got COMPLETELY mixed;
Ana thus you see, bv tatc's decree,
OrratEer, NURSE v him,
~ orot er John got cBristcned me,
And got christeued him!
This fatal likeness even doegcd
Ny footstcpe when ut school, WISE
And l WAS always getting logged,
For John turned oul fool. ##H
l put this question fruitiessly
TO every one | knew:
~ hat " ould you do, II you were ne;
TO prove Lnot You were yoG5
Our close resemblance turned the tide
Ot cur domestic life,
For, somehow, my Intended bride
Became my brothers. vie.
In iact yearaiter year, the same
Absurd mistakes went on.
And, when died, the neighbors came,
And buried brother John.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-09-20

READY WADE Goods, e.
GoodS TO BE male ND.
To be Sold Cheaper than the Cheapest
To he Run of Faster han Water Runs
To he Made up into Fashionable Clothes
To be Sold Ia Fashionable People.
Ia he Sold to People not =" Fashionable.
To be Sold to the Masses of all Cniors.
must SELL. Goods.
wa4lt tn SELL Goods.
moan to SELL. Goods.
| will SELL. Guods.
Call aud zee Furnishing i"ois
Call aud see Spring Gonds
Call aud se- Summer Goods.
Call and see Old Goods marked clear
Down.
Call aud see ny New Goods at the Loves,
Prices.
Young Ladies come for Cuffs g. Collars,
Young Gents come for Furmish'g Goods
Mothers come for Boys Clothing.
Gentlemen come for You're own,
Let every one come TO the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-09-20
TIE CEREAL CRops.-A Western ipur

TIE CEREAL CRoPs.-A Western JOUR
nal says:-
There can be no question hut that the
yte.d uf cereals this year wall prove the
most prolific, tak,n in the aggregate. that
has been produced i'll this countr. for ina
~ Years Accounts fron all sections oi
The country seem to agree on thl> point,
aud. moreover. the Yield is ot the nt.si
excellent quality. Not on.y Is the wheat
crop heavy aad good. but the OATS. rye,
and barley crops have never been sur
pass d.
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iIf1ET>TII STREET AND
MN lpftk ANENJk.

offici-CoRSfR ! II ET>7i STREET AND
ALW lpkk ANEAUE.
GUARANTEE RATES.
Tor year or less period
Government a al ofbtr Com on
Stru ities. or ihose ten feInlie
b. uelSc,s inc udit bank hills 81 90 per 81 eco
Government and ali oIhri >eruII-
ucs, rcE otiahir only tt endorse
50 Ito
6oid an OF iulliui ............. % Ier l,uUO
Silver Com or Buiitof ............ 2 ~ Per l,U
siiver or Gold fisie, uLo.i -rai,on
owners estimate ii iul value,
aud rate subject to adju,iue
Ion bulk ON basis $500. ! 90 per 100
Deeds. Mortgages. Valuable Papers generally,
when OF No liked value. u Year each, OF
coIding io bulk.
" ills Is, which premium covers III Ie,nsinder of
The hie of the maker.
Cash Boxes o small Tin Boxes for rsperr OF
Barkrts ca pi asts Merchants Law er- .IFade..
mtu, fanies. ae.. Will lie e,.lyed els .aeh
b"X or uuhk 81 year. contents uikn1 VII To the
Conl ~. rad liability limited, - hey " ~ be
iIfsul Ell "r thu tull amount. the tents ucing
known, al above rstes.
No hai Re ltss tbs me dsiisr.
FOR c,LLIcIioA ~ IAILLtsr, RIA ck, T. ON
AMOUNT cotil,TLD.
MA ACE ENT.
pIgEcTo9s:
r. Brown, L.. ID. cooke. George W. ksirg.,
William y. Huntington, George II. Plant. Geoige
U. Eyans, u. L. et-y ii. Naih MEL llrun.
So. BROWN. President.
GEORGE O, EVANS, Vice President.
Wi. ). HUNTINGTON, Treasurer
Is. r. SNYDkR, .crefary.
OFFICE Hours PROM O'Clock a. NJ. to 5 o'clock
T. NJ. 5m<o
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-09-20

tf an extensive practice Of upwards of
twenty years. sntiuues To secure Patents in
The tbaIe. slates also IN great Britain, Fra &c
aid othei .eign countries. Caveats spe 'ihea-
ion> BoHd-, Asslgnrents. aud all pal ers or draw.
ihg- tor Patenis, executed reasonable terms
with dispatch. Kesesfeii-s made into American
d Foreign NO ks, to dete mine legal and other
wee entered III all matters touching tie sam.
Copies oI the ciaitns al an. patent fuInishel b,
emitting one dollar, Assignments recorded In
W ~ hlHgtGn.
No Agency in The United state possesses superior
tities l,if otttiiiitg Itels, llScertdiiI.g the
Iractic''tiiify u iare"'ioas.
Dntins "ts.t hioEtiis the subscriber In the course
hohs LkA aitEAI.s: .rery pns oi hicii a q,
deeiaed i"h.s (ut0r by te toInn-iuners al Patents
- o
TEST b ONIALS.
II regard Mr.. fu'! OF the most c1r-s be and
s'Icoss.fis practitioners with whom / have had
ohtIai iatet eontse, CHAS. MASON.
Commissioners OF Patents,
Il have no he itatiuu IN assuring inventors tGat
lhey cannot employ man more competent and
tfaS'eoffhg, ana more capaoie 1 putting their
~ piltIIuIts IN ioIiu 10 secure for them IN early
anu favorable consideration at the Patient office
EbAUAD BURR"
Late ComInlss Toner oil Patents
Mr., K ii. EDDY has maze ioi me THIRTEEN
We been granted. and that one is nowlendng
,s..4n unihIs taxable plouf OF great talent and
ibiiity OH MS part leads me to recommend ~ in.
Nehtors to apply to him TO procure their patents
AZ they may be sure OF having the mort faithful
attention lie .toMed on their cases, and at very
,easonabie charges. JOHN JAGUAKDp.
Jan. /, isis- bV5l
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IN isffla nc IL s .
Something about Base Ball.

j
off che following -
Look at thai brace of hands. once sof,
and pretty. now sutfis,'d with the egyptian
bushes. Lonk into those optics anl tell
US tales of sympathy. Aud lock at that
Mount Tom our right cheek bone. Bass.
ball That is the row.
II came absut thus. Sedentary employ
mcnt is too sliirksome on the system. The
doctor said we needed exercise. Dectnr
knows. He told Us to join base ball; we
joined. Bought hook of Instructions.
and for five days studied it wisely if not too
well. Then we bought sugar scoop cap -,
red belt, green shirt. yellow tfsss.rs.
pumpkin colored shoes, a paper e,llar AMI
purple neck tie. and with a 10 Of other
Delegates moved to the ground.
There We're two mines These nine>
We're antagonists. The bail lisa pretty lltlr
drop of softness. the size of gonse eeg q,
and FIVE degrees harder than IA rock Tn
two uines play against eaea otb.r. 1t i
quite game. niue like CHESS. oaIv little
more chase than chess.
There was an umpire. His position is
a hard one. He sits on box anu yelIs
fowl His duty is severe.
took the bat. 1t is a nurdrrous play
thing. descended from Peeal,uHtas to thr
head Of john Smith The ,nan IN front ot
me Was "a pitcher. He was nice pitcher
but he sent the balls hot. The ,nan hci,lud
me was q catcher. He cangiit IL too
Umpire SAID play II Is the most rad
ical play know of. this base ball Saw
ing cord-wood is moonlight ramhIes beside
base ball. So the pitcher scat ball tn
wards me. 1t looked pretty coming, so
let it come. Then b sent another. | hit
it with the clnb. aud hove it gently upward.
Then | started to walk to the first bas-.-
The ball lit in the pitcher. or in his h ,nls.
and somebody said he caught u hy. Alas
por fly! l walked lcisurely toward the
base. Another man took the bat. turn
ed TO see how he was making it. and a
mule kicked me on the cheek The man
and reposed on the grass. The ball
went on!
Pretty soon there were two more flies
and three of us few out. Then the other
nine came in and US nine went out. This
was better. just as was standing on N,
dignity in the center field, hot ball. II,
they called it, came skyroeketing toward
me- NY captain yelled take it =
fastened gently forward to where til,
ball was aiming to descend. have "a ,pd
eye to measure distances. and cav at
& ance where the little erolte Was t" light
put up my hands. How sweetly the bal
descended. Everybody loaked-I fl
something warm in my eye .Mutfa i!
yelled nibety fellows Muffin be Cd #
a cannon ball !! For three d,ys I've ha,
two pounds OF raw beet GU that eye. aud
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-09-20

SECRETARY SEWARD.
Il seems to me that there can be but one en-
PLANTATION of Stewards cour>e-the determine
ton to ruin the Republican parry. b cause Of
what seems TO him its ingrati,ule IN prefer
ing Mr.. Lincoln. Seward holds thai he was
the father Of our party, and one could easily
suppose the de p grief and modification which
being set aside might cause him. Any other
theory would only lead to the conclusion that
SewarFs intellect was wanting. because the
author OF the irrepre>sible consequences Of
Johnson's course can't believe that seward
fails 10 see, and if 80. why does he fail 10 op-
pose the cad,e uf the Executive, or Withdraw
himself from the Cabinet.
OF JUDGE BLACK,
know Black. have met him at the bar. -
| knew HIM somewhat when he was IN Blu ham
aus Cabinet. lie i man Of decided 9, niu,-
err.tic, bold, and OF quick perceptions, and
with strong reliance upon his own powers
He believes thoroughly in the uuton,tiiuiinn-
atty vi the war and the con sequ.nt ll-g4litv Of
every act OF legislation growing out OF II. Not
doubting on these points. III would have no hes
tanry IN following his plans to their logical s,.-
quenet; wiith would br, OF course. that Con-
gre,S Wa, illegal bod !. i'll act, without bind
ing force or effect, ana that IL was the duty ui
the pre-id nj to save the government, b. an eX-
erci>e OF executive power. and that such action
would lie con >erNdilNe, AMI not revolutionary
and II he was in the go1 ernment. | believe he
Would shape lis course 10 that end. und r the
fall COW icton that he WAS acting according 10
Constitution and Tor the best Interests OF III"
country. This, with him. would be- true con-
serN ati,in. lie look upon any other, and oi
course the congressional reconstruction. a, rev.
olutionary anu tending TO despoii>m. Upon
his accession 10 the Cabinet, | should look Tor
greiit peril 10 the country because there j. no
man dangerous ~ he will be-acIing cuur-
aseou,ly III support Of the wrong under the
COLI, icton thai he Is in the right.
Senator Wilson says OF
THE BLAIR FAMILY,
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2ostry.
Wind Music.

A tune that keeps no earthly time or measure.
Rising and falling at the winds Wild pleasure;
Now gnick ia haste, now Glow IN languid measure
But always very rusically sweat,
And a'Xays sad. No little childish feet
10 Its soft cadence dance along the street;
40 20 Childish voice breaks into singing,
ny glad impulse like wild bird fiineiug
An echo to the sound tie wind is bringing.
Rather Il child, although scarce knowing why,
Hearing this Music, p uses SLOWLY by,
Aud breaiAss its fear and womb r IL a sigh.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-09-20
Copeland snre cure for Bed Bugs,

BHTEl,S -Oxvgcnated, 10 N ard's, Pcrk's Hsir
dy' I,r" ms ClaTke's >heir, Vine, Langley's
,toot Herb, Abbott's, and others;
LINIMt L. Tobias. Good Samaritan, Mustang
aud Ltnnnents and ointments of all sinds;
SAR> APANiILh-Buli's. sands shakers and
all other principal kinds.
PILLS Ayers suII coated, Brand-eth's and
Wright lHuian Vegetable
Also, " caver.. tanker nd salt rheum Syrup; Ar.
no! - Num Fluid; Atwcod's Extract Bandelon
braut's Purifying Extract. Gays Blood Purifier
kenhe'iy's Medical Discovery ;Mprse's syrup eli.
low i,ock Railways ltemesit.s McMums EliSiJ
of plum; Mir. Ninslou's soothing Srup: sha
Ter Extract waterman Balm of Thousand Flow.
ers: Gnu Cream; Fresh Balls. Liquid Rouge:
Aver cherry Peeto}al; Brants Pulmonary Bal.
nlenars Bal-Rm: Clafke'> Cough syrup; bachelor
an HarrisoH's Hair bye Barncy's Musk coiogne
Shaving Cream and Ncsbena Water; Butchers
Dead shot Tor lieu Bug and all other articles
us;itiis srpt i'll p1us store.
P"vsnson's Prescriptions edrefuNveom-
poaHded
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Important 40 vail OWucis and
fTOp,iriOEs


wish to c II the atteni ION of MEL Owners and
l'ToptItioTs 20 my Patent saw Gauge. iol
arrHnEins Gang SAVE. These gauges - ara Bng-
ri that when once pat IN they stationary they
do not have tc he removed &" cutuC. the hgWS and
any mh, when once familiar win them, III .e
ms gauge in tea seconds time II Is considered by
those wuO have used them that this Is one ol he
uIst uselGl, economical, time ana iAiier SWING in
ventiou til.t Was ever brought before tn. cuiilc.
A. II. BE-LATE1.
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Z Il
We, the Undersigned, Mill Owners and Practical
Mllimen OF Ellsworth, are now using ere about
10 use, BELi.AIIl'1 tAIEAI ~AN OAt CT,
t'r arranging istUs saws and Ciicvt iAilA lie
unmeAd 1t ~ ,..Cjiral unonlva, tine ana
,abOr saving lnvenuoD, de- tin, 10 COM. mo zen.
et..i Use IA all eases Wee gahss raW-
We satisfied i!un own ub-t.rS ttion and b.
u-.ng them, ihHt il does Hot require mure than
unc-Iourth pi Inc lint 10 change gang oi raWs
with tins that II t. VITA the Tracy oaugc, which
We are LAYING Nv, and al 'pting the BJlldtly G.usr
Nl.i. ON Mas. George Il. Brow Il.
Warren Is swn, \. AIurch,
j. /. " q. Ii. Grant, PHA- iIGAN MlLLMEN
- -. * Il. Hail, Isaiah / iast,viI,
j y. q j. IA, Hopkins, j. T. GskhJuaa,
D, ii lts,iae, -. 4, O-g1od,
samuel BUTTON, Joel r y good,
u. l. ustIn, " atson h. B.liingstouc.
J. d. y, good,
This Gauge can be seen al Egery's, Store, Ban.
sur.
Ell.wo tn March 18th. ST. oalo
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-09-20
DEF RRED MATTER.
The President and his AdV;s.
HYS
Senator Sumner says of
THE PRESIDENT.

Senator Sumner says of
THE PRESIDENT.
With person Of ordinary sense and with II
heart. reconstruction would be easy. The
President II pcrNerse, pig-hcad ID. aufl brutal.
His talent, siich "a ii i, from puguaciiy
Or. IL the Psychologists have il. comb ltiVeurss
When aroused by JEFF, Davis in The Senate lac
Was ON The right side, and hi, temper gave to
his arguments additional force. We all ,yinpa-
thzed with him then. We did not know how
foolish and shallow he was. nor did we see hi 3,
preju,lice>. Lttle dd We think uf the evil he
Would do. have often said thai ne man in
history has ever done 20 much evil to his coun-
try in the SAM tim.
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promptly and faithfully done.
GLO. W. BAGIEY.
Ellsworth, May asth, 1857. istf
The Irish republic., 1867-08-17
France.

France.
The continental correspondent of of leading London
journals, says that
The apprehensons of continue to be on the increase
All the Borses in Germany lower account of them
IF there has been no considerable fall at the Paris Bourse
only because Rene is almost at prices already
Rumors of an alliance between France Austria and Italy,
are ndstriosy circulated and the Sultan is eagerly
vassed to Join it. Considerable disappointment is felt that he
is coming to pay second visit to Paris and that there
hopes seeing his Minister Fuad Pasha Tempta
The Irish republic., 1867-08-17
Italy.

In the Chamber of Deputies Sgnors Pancan and Curti
nterrogated the Government respecting the inspection of the
Papal troops by French General which they declared
be fragrant violation of the September Convention being
made it supposed for the invasion of the States of the
Church.
Signor Rattazz in reply said that he believed the
OF the exaggerated and declared that they
made by the Romans themselves He did not consider
necessary for him to contradict the reports that the Italian
Government had assened participated in these prepaa
TONS He said that those under deuson who believed
that the Italian Government would tolerate any violation of
their engagements The Roman question must be solved by
moral Explanations had been he said demanded
of the French Government to the reported inspection
which would be contrary both to the spirit and the letter of
the convention which he would to be respected Sgnor
Rattaz denied that any had been entered into
with France for the restitution of Roman deserters and no
representative Franceh stated that foreign legion
The Irish republic., 1867-08-17

matured debt presented for payment has increased
$1,81425874.
me amount IN the Treasury in coin, since June l. has
increased S4 4639 and the of currency is less
than that exhibited in the last statement SOL S686O
one hundred and twenty-five FARMS comprising 31 acres
were added to the productive force of Florida during july
States. ~
GIRLS WANTED-!n Nevada and Colorado female servants
receive 500 per month"; The supply limited and some one
writes to the Boston Transcript send the Girls aongn
The Transcript makes this the occasion for an article on the
general subject and that the difficulty getting heip
is great in the Atlantic cities in the erreries II
adds When face face with this terrible problem
of help hen in classical phrase confess ourselves
stumped entirely without resource Wits end Does
ANYBODY doubt the truth of this admission Let him