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Alsike lover.

This valuable forage plant is q native OF
Sweden. but has been cultivated in Eng
land for many years. Ii has been grown
In several parts OF the United States. 4,
yet on limited scale, and l. high
ly esteemed n e forage plant by every one
who mas grown il.
1T is best adapted to moist and strong
soiis. aud has the property OF self-so~ing
when the flowers are lef. TO mature. which
will cause IL TO endure fifteen. twenty or
more years. The usual course OF manage
men. Is 10 cut Il once a year for hay. and
afterwards leave II for pssturage. IT. flow
ere which appear In great rrofasiou in
June, resemble IN shape those OF the con-
mon white clover. but are larger and OF 4
rJsy i1i. of a sweet. a.r-ea Die ode, and
AfprJs an excellent forage Tor bees, Il
NAV be sown with Autumn or Spring
grain.
writer in the Canadian Agricultural for
February 1855, says: 1t stood the winter
bly,. and he cat the following wear
mol less than three tons 10 The acre ct the
nue.i clover he had ever seen: il ripens al
the same time as timothy. which J. a great
r-comnrnfiaiion. on account of the me
quaiily In the time OF ripening; red clover
sud timothy AT. not suited io produce firsi
class hay. The third eating of Alike
Clover was heavier than the two proceed
ing ones.
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Ohurns

III alithe coutrivances invented tor churn-
ing, could be brought together. they would
form a museum we'll worth visiting. There
would be the ciguiiied old fashioned up
night dash chnrn, chgrn. OF barrel. box.
aud tub form. some with rrvolvisg d asher.
some with stationary dashcr- Others with
~ dashers at all. Cranks p-ddles. coz
wheels. and gearing woaId abound The
butter mil. constructed Ia grind milk a.
though l. were paint. would divide alien
tlDu with the goal-sAin \ Il. whlrh the Arab
swings to aud fro 10 extract butter from
mares milk. - world .rcn that little in
genuIiy need be expen led ln 80 simple =
process Is separating batter from cream
aud that Is perhaps one reaso whv 80
many churns have been invented The
yericst tyro In mechanic. eau get up an
arrangement that wall make the butter
come. and A. there J. no end 10 llt- way
IN which 70 can be done every lnan hAs
suited his own fancy. and Vet accomplish
ed the desired result 50 that We have be-
fore the public at least three hundred
best churns ever invented" The nun
Der Is continually Increasing. aud II J.
amusing 10 hear the reasons given for the
different arrangements. The points OF
4 good churu are simplicity. ease at work
lng. means OF though agitation OF the cream
. form that admits Of ready removal, OF it.
con. enis. aud ease ia cleaning. -1aerioqR
Agrfc ElaraA.
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EeaaI lotiees

To TIE Honorable Justices Of cnr Supreme Ju-
dicisl Court, to he held at Ellsworth. within and
for the County oil Hancock on the fourth Tuesday
Of April \. ID. 1859
Martha A. Aiken Of Orland. In ssid County, res
peesfuliy hbcls aud gives this Honorable Court 70
L., informed, that she lawfully married y Ed
,nund y. Aikrn late of oriaad aforesaid. and apw
in PARTS 90 your Hhellant unknown, on the twenty
sixth day 81 November 4. u 1855 AZ -Std pfland !,
and has always behaved herself towards her sad
ushand a. a fathfal and afertionate wife. bat
that the sad EstmanlJ rcgariless 81 his marriage
rnvrn.nt aud duty In August 1854. deserted amt
abandoned your LihcIlsni. and since that time she
has been rasnpelisd 10 SUPPORT herself and chtl
tiy,.n by her own yssfsonsl lsbuF. Hherefare sAe
pray- that diyprce from the hoat Of INST TtnioaF
now existing between her and sssi Edmund !. b
,irrresd and that tha care AMI custody % thetr
minor children. Charles T.. Aiken, aged tea years,
and Jensr~ou u. AIKEN, aged seven year.. be con.
saittsd and eairas her. aud duty ho uhtt
will ever praF. Ana she says the SAnts woaid he
reasonable and proper, conducive % d mcsitH
haFmnny. AMI consistent "llh iae peace aha Enos'
aii.y'ot society.
Dated At oriand aforesaid. March ~, lisp
IRfHA A. AIKEN.
STATE on MAINE.
UANCOJk. "A. supteU4e jadtciai CuaTt, April
Term. iSEl
Upon the foregoing Tibet the Court order that
notice Of the lens caey II the sans be gwen 70
the tbeicc thrrpia hAusysi. wy pHhitsptng an At
TESTED copy d said libel. aud ~ ih- of'irr thaf1-
a.. thrrv wrrk# INCREASINGLY Ia thr Ellsworth
Amrficsn tue last VuhliraI ton p be ~ least thlE
ay- before thp next term of Jhi- Court - W. hoi-
Hancock, M the fourth Tuesday of October next,
that saii nhslcv NAV then ami ihcr~ appear, and
answer The -aii hnyI, amd shay fAnSe, AHy be-
have. why the prayer thereof sh1Hlt mt be gran
tel Attest u II. SA~NpEhs.
4 true eapv at ths tib,4 AMI ogri.F Thereof,
att.tsf IS Afrk
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-26

The sUSFLowER.-f TAI. plant has
never received the attention il deserves.
The grLins or kerRels are rich In nilrogene-
Gus matter. and are much relish-d by
many animals, and especially chickens.
The Russians cultivate two kinds 81 sun
flowers. both Of which are very different
from ours. One has seeds that are nearly
white. while those Of the other are stripe,i
with white and black. Both are ,erv
barge and sweet, and are sold in the street .
Of 81. Petersburg just as pc anus are among
VI. Some OF these seeds have been
brought 10 this country. and are found 10
produce line plants, especially in Kansas
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Motto OF Fore oloSure

Whereas spoford 7. Thomas, Of Ellsworth
In The County OF Hancock ami state III MI
ny nis Deed, dated the %, tiay Of August =
$500 recorded IN Vol i26. Page rs Hancoek
thompson. late Of Trenton in said Counts ~
ceased; a certain parcel OF land, situated II
said Ellsworth. and bounded a, follow. ~ n;, ~
besinning al a point on Franklin steeet lo7 ~
, liz "a es.ers iTom the corner Of said Fra l.
Franklin street, three rods, thence t,1nin, ana
ruohing ioo 20 icet on a line at right angIes
With Franklin >t.eet, thence turning AMI An,
ming three rods on n line parallel With Frant-
,sa, IN !, mehce turning and running los %
buildings thereon standing. the
Inc conditions Of said Mortgage having bean
Dr % hereby claim foreclosure OF the sama
% AIAESIA K. THOMPSON, Administrsir.iSs
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Fish Culture.

One very curious application OF artificial
props CATION Is mentioned by tn. Commis-
-ioners. Up TO the year 1854 no salmon
were in the streams of Australia. That
year the impregnated ova were tran sport
ed thirher by Mr.. Goul. a distance of six
teen thousafd miles. we're successfully
Matched, and. after tie manner Of Their
Kind. went to Sea. ard returned in due sea-
sou 70 their nati-e waters. Thus is laid
the foundation Of new and important
branch Of industry. ard an entirely new
source Of food Is opened to the population.
just as mucn as If thousands OF acres OF
wheat land had been reclaimed from the
desert.
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Eggs-How many to . Hen.

Gevlin. In bis book on poultry breeding.
says SIT has been ascertained that the oy
arium Of fowl is composed Of six hun
dred evuies or eggs; therefore, q hen, du-
ring the whole Of her life, cannot possibly
lay more eggs than six hnndrd which in a
natural course are distributed over nine
years in the following propotion :-First
year after birth. Is to 20; second. 100 to
10; third l70 to l35; fourth. 100 to u5
NTH, 70 to 80; SIKH. 50 to 90; seventh, 35
to ~; eighth Is to 50; ninth. l 10 10
From this the conclusion Is deduced thar
II u not arofitable TO keek hen after her
fourth layidg season Is over.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-26

CHAFING HARNEss.-tsaliso Oh a horse
shoulders are not only very painful 10 toe
animal. when work 4. but always prevent
hun from exertiEg his iul. strength. " hen
the sore ia of long standin: the siGiiins
should be taken out from that par: OF the
collar Immediately over The gail. - that
there may he no pressure 10 a.gravate the
soreness, and the gall should be- dressed
daily with lotion made Of one drAchm OF
sulphsts Of zine and the same quantity of
acetate OF lead dissolved ia a pint oil water.
IL = much ea>ier, however. to prevent
than 10 cure. This ssu De done By ri peat
edly washing the skin under the collar
VI b decociion Of white-oaA bark. TN,
lhickens zud tnughens Il.
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Feeding Whole Grain to Cattle.

Ii is an expensive system Of manage
ment TO feed whole grain to any kind OF
animals: All kinds Of cereal grain are
provided with a tough hull or skin. which
the digestive powers Of most af.imal.
VIII not desolvei consequently. If the skin
Is not broken hefore the grain enters the
s,omaehe. the kernels will usually pass
of with tie droppi,gs without affsrding
the suimal- that sw ollowsd the grain any
more nourishmen1 than fragments.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-26

HYBRIpIzISG.-Many OF our hortieuliur-
lists are in the habit OF usiug III. word,
hy5rids and hyoridl<ing incorrectly. For
Instance. they often speak Of hybridizing
two vsrities of apples. aad from the seed
Of one or both producing hybrid This
is an error, because hy Bird is the mkt
ure Of TWO species. not varieties.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-26

The French Academy vf Sciences Is con-
slderlng plan. suggested b. = physician
Bordeaux, for the prevention of hy dropho-
ois. by inoeulsting men and animals with
the venom of viper which Is found in the
houth Of France. whose bite 10 not fatal
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-26
Bankruptcy alotir,s.
Court of Bankruntcv

The next Court OF bankruptcy for the Con-
Hancock, will be held at the ofnce Of tina NV Ct
The Conr's, ia Ellsworth on August 81, A. D q
ten O'Clock. A, ~. lSs
PETER TEACHER, Register, in Baakr,n.
Ellsworth July q, lsgo. apley
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DISTRICT of MANN. IS
Al Ellsworth on the 27ih day OF Jaly ,ss.
tiee IL hereby given that second general ~. Up
nf the creditors OF George W Collins OF Ise ~
10 said District on The Sist day OF Augus, ls i'%
ten O'Clock A. VI AZ the office of Peser rssss u
L4s, Register IA Bankruptcy tor said n,s,.1,aer
wit. al ttc Clerk ~ the Courts Office Ter NV 70
pose named IA the 21Gh. section Of the Be.l Fa'.
act Of March "a. 1857, uW
sws \. WALksR, Assiynes
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Freedom Notice.

Thi. 10 TO give notice that have given my mt
nor George A. tiggins his time alter this dae
and that shall claim none Of his earnings AMI
pay debts OF his contracting.
ANDREW II. lIuuiN<.
Ellsworth. Aug 9th, iSda. Sw3L
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In the town Of surry Ia the County OF Hancock
for the year iaee, the following list Of taxes on
real estate Of -restlent owners IN the town q
Merrill Collector Of said town. on the fii-t day
Of june is1sS, has been returned BIZ him to me as
remaining unpaid on the =, day OF June is'a. os
his rersi6rsse Of that date and now remains un
paid and notice II hervby given that II the said
Z res Interest and charges are not paid into the
treasury Of said town. within eighteen months
from the date OF the commitment OF said bills, 40
much Of the real estate taxed will be safhcient
to par the amsuut due therefor including interest
and charges will without further notice be sold
q, Public Auction at the Post Once in said town
on the Is. day OF December IsSs, at o'clock y NJ
Names <oolin acres val tax
Roht r. Carlisle e1 ss~n Y 70
l.. y. T.. Carter Csc L1 : -
jas. Durham 2t-l5 ~, %
Celia unckley house 4 wharf lot 80 Als3
II. Means II 70 - ~
John Mitchell 10 Of Mill co. ~ -
swSs JoHS NJ MERRILL.
Treasurer Of >ur-y h.
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Golden Balsam No. 2

VIII save ,our life. give sou ssrrngih. RESTORE
Aour apgscfii~ rss4urc saciling and laakE raftl-
cxtly we'll case OF you IN = short space II itusr
gives immediate relief and en~ris = radical ia
all Eheu nAil N. cilh"r acute. chr~ntc "F
iunAmAio~Y u urt4et f4oA tHr above rAuss pr afF
other. rice ct elthcr 40. ] ~ ~ 'stfllftN
BAL>AM $50 per hoitle. ~ o bottles fur sb'si
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Speer's Port Grape Wine

House for Sale.
The subscriber offers for sale hi house In Sur
together with seventeen acres Of land. IL con
tains eleven rooms and Is situated three and one
half miles from Ellsworth.
For terms etc apply TO
ISAAC q. LORD,
suiry Maine.
or Henry Whiting, Ells worth.
Surry, Aug l2th, I-9. sw52
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DR.. RICHAU'S
GOLDEN BAaAM NO. 2.

N-s. Ia / lcers. &c. same A. 20 / Wili curr
Te1 iAry H.rrsiitafv -yphliis. ~ >~Fufula pa %.
or-t fsrtn. Afi-r al Other fEe4isnrnt fa. have
hss -Ands OF csrttcals-- crrtiistng - mirsculou
~sF~. effected bf ihr#s rsstesler Patients rat and
..rszk hat thev hLr. aai inquire no outward aE-
PlrAilon. 1hausand- suffer irpaa >fphl3ttr and
AerraFtal Rhenmafi.nl H. not st q
AMI DEFY -ucn to tain radical cmrc without
IHs- aid Of ihesc m-sirine< It, beneficial cecct.
felt once. Il has -aised pA;ieats noin hospi
ii beds IN one week who have LAIN there for
YEAR under the best practitioner IA the 1ity A
!. the only radical fur The worst disease
Known. syphilis, >yph ilItsr and MerCHrsal hhsu-
nait.m l. the most painful form ~ ihis di.rat"
Patients many r-tsncrs ar conhnei e. tl'tf
beds for months ami err, tasinE AHPeiis+ ia4i.
IN Awav ia ee.h tai rs.iscr,i 10 -kslrtsss.
paiicntiv await ID. NFttvai u draih g. relieve
ils IN ui tiiesf >ancrlass 10 such wou1 sat, tag
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Sheriff Sale.

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trI Attest a II sAxNpFI.s.
\ true eatv VT ths .ii.4 ava ogi.r thsreoa !
Ati..st II. s. ~Ar~pFEs. Citrk ,
IN
ShnrIff Male /
AASA 49, ~
STATE ~ MAINF. HANCOCK. s. --fakeu On 2 y. 4
ecnii"n wherein Ipua Nan u faTkhurst ~ rrFtii f,
tor. and Daniel 4. !afc j. debtor. and viii BE- 4
-ait al pulls auetlHn (" itF htEhr+f "'iiTr. HR l
Al u o'alock Ia lbe iofeno-,a. 1t ~ osre a Uurk.
Pot ~ a." sg'''s - &c ris,l s,a,a
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~ IN. r. lri,,ifps frny, 10 vtiEay. u ths Turner
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sail rota. northeiv w lana X Iarina ncunctt ana 4
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fst sn1 i t,,~t n ~. r4tt.-. g,r7a IN I'M fats
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DE, R(CHAU'5
Golden BalSam No. !

Cures >yphili. and AL cntansou. erupi ons II
primary aud secondary stAxcs, such s. Old n
Gers. liberated sore Mouth and Throat
sore kyes. skin Erupiions. >orene.- q
the scalp. Copper Colored BloiCh
Is, &c.. &c-. Eradicating Mer
cur and Disease ratically
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Motto

Thi. 1. 10 certify thai have given my Levi
X. webb his time to do Business for himself
shali claim none of his earnings pay any debts
oi his contracting after tins date.
JAMES l.. WEN.
Witness, csc W. REuNaN
ava south Deer isIe Aug 9Th. i-sTI
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Agent Wanted

LNOR the Manhattan Life Insurance. Com
Il psny in Ellsworth, and vicinity. A good
man do well for this old and prosperous Com
pany which offers tsc greatest adv aniages to IN
suTcs.
apply, giving qualifications and refer
ences 70 J. l.. HADLEi. secretary
New York.
3wy3
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A drift.
Found.

Found driff in skillings river Porgie net. The
owner can have the same by proving property
and paying charges.
Elliot 5. Hodgkins.
Hancock, Aug. 18th. 1883. 2wS
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| axe pleasure in certify inE lhnt
RI RlCUAI'S BAL>AM NJ. >

has completely cured a case oi Tertiary syphih
Of light Years standing, contracted in The army
after having expended Five Hundred Dollar. for
medical attendance. The rrieF-d TO- at tho
time Of commencing ihe use Of Dr. RlCHAI's
Remedies. confined 10 bed. 9Th ulcers on both
hAnds and arms Any one doubling the above or
wishing further particulars, can b. Informed By
reieringIo
NJ l. HUGHES, Drusgist.
MAY -, isas. Neshurg. Guy ahogo Co.. Ohio.
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Amy Ai.hins TO enquire % Dr B--in re-
grad TO ,hi- Medicine have az irV-s in fAil by
writing
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DR.. RICHAU'S
golden KrruH DMMoua

Acts IKE charm IL radical Cure for Nervous
Debility. spermatori ca. Emissions. lmpotencia
steriiny. General Debility, in old and youns Civ
ing vitality and imp ring energy with wonde rful
enect To those who have led life Of sens Atty
or seai abuse, 1t il invaluable those who desire
an increase In family, nothing more certain in its
esects. " - harmless, but speedy restoring
esHhy AND natural action to the sexual Organs
hsndreds Will had this Remedy an inc -tima BILE
oooa. Price - 20 PER BOTTLE, OR TWO BOT
TIES Eok $40.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-26

]. the greatest Alternative. Renovaior aud Blood
Punaer in the World. radically >rrHLIs
and >cRoFuLA In all IL forms. saves your money
BY obtaining the only radical cure at once. Il ~
moves all disease from the system and Leaves the
blood pHre and healthy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-26

u impart- healthy action to the Kidneys, and
rtnRry organs. very brne heial ia bropsy. t,Oui
and Rheumatic affections.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-15

Brigham Young has telegraph wires
leading to and connecting with every
hamlet in Utah-a line 500 miles long.
Every settlement of half a dozen houses
has telegraph Office, with female saint
operators, and in charge of a BISHOP of
the Mormon Church, who can report at
any time all that takes place to Qoung.
From his private Office in Salt Lake
City, like the watchman in the fire
telegraph, Brigham may give an order to
ring an alarm from Idaho to New
Mexico.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-15
PRICES DOUBLE GALLERY,
No. 1856 Broad ST., Elizabeth.
THE ONLY ONE In THE STATE |

"AVING one OF the rnost Spacou- and Hand
IL somely Fitted Galleries of the State, with
eminent aud Practical Artists, feel confident Of
suiting the most fastidious. This is the only
Gallery in the State having two oky-lights, MAX
ing ii both convenient and pleasant for caste
mers, by ebviating the necessity of waiting any
length of time for sitting. would call partic-
ular attention to my FRAME DEPARTMENT,
Where will be found larger assortment than at
any other Gallery in the State. GILT. ROSE.
WOOD, BLACK WALNUT, and all the different
styles Manufactured, at REDUCED RATES.
Particular attention given to
Life Size Pictures.
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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-15

Oranges were frozen solid on the
srees, at Augustine, F a., on Oh istmas
day. The weather was the coolest known
in that locality since 1866. The Their
mometer at daylight stood at 90 de-
grees above zero. 1t afterward, touch
ed IT degrees. In climate where
white frosts are unusual, this was very
severe. Last year OF the same time,
the Florida ladies were dressed in
lawns.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-15
Telegratns.
WILMINGTON, N. c. Jan. il.

w AfsAApHAoN; ~ " "'"ti' -
The steamship Cult City. Capt
Stewart, bound from Galveston to
New York, went aground off Point
lookout at 10 o'clock on Monday night
and in few hours was dashed to
pieces. Three of the crew, named Pat
rick McCabe of Jersey City. Anthony
Thomas, and Henry McArdle of New
York, We're picked up by the steamer
w. 2. Clyde on Wednesday at 2 o'clock
in the afternoon, and brought to this
city. Twere we're 25 persons on board
the Inflated steamer, and only three
are known to have been saved
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-15
CHICAGO, Jan Ia

In Napierville, Dupage County, in
this State, on Tuesday night, James
Laird, Deputy U. S. Marshall OF Wy
oming Territory, was killed by Chaun
cey Bailey, as he was entering Mr..
Bailey's bedroom. Bailey suspecting
improper intercourse with woman,
who, it is alleg d. had previously eloped
with Universalist minister.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-15

James Saving Lasalle of Illinois, late
y volunteer Lieutenant in the United
States Navy, calls on all officers who
served in the Weste n Foiilla Missouri
Squadron during the wa, to assemble
at Cairo on the 18th of February to
I rm society similar to those of the
Armies of the Tennessee, the Cumber-
land, the Ohio, and Georgia.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-15
CHICAGO, Jan. II.

This afternoon warrants were issued
sor the arrest of four policemen charged
with caus ng the death OF the late
Judge Tyler. The parties will be ar
ranged before Justice DeWolfe on the
Charge of manslaughter
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-15

The President of the United States
has accepted the report of the Govern
ment Commissioner upon an additional
section of 90 miles of the Central Pacif-
10 Railroad, to nina ing at the 47Oth
mile post. east of Sacramento.