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n. X. SAWYER, ESQ, Dear SIR
In answer to your correspondent,
where Mt Desert HarbOr is it would
be difficult to say what one is meant, as
there are SO many good harbOrs around
the Island, were it not that there seems
to be especial reference to the4ocality Of
the place selected for a Naval Station
by the U. S. Board of Engineers some
years since.
somes' Sound is particularly known
as mt. Desert Harbor" and well adapt
ed as q good Naval Station, goou water,
easy of access and perfectly safe from
all storms, and can be fortified as strong
rs 'Gibralter.'
Frenchmsn's Bay on the north side of
Mt Desert, extending from the Porcu-
pine Islands near Bar Harbor to Mt,
Desert b Ridge, is equally easy of access,
good water, and large enough for the
Kings Navy but not SO easily fortified
Is it would require q chain of Forts
across its mouth, but is much more ca.
pacious than 6omes' SOUNDS referenc e
to the report Of the survey made many
years since can alone settle the question
- 70 which Harbor was selected.
~ Deoogt.
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Prom the Portland Advertiser.
MAINE SHIPPING.
The Tax on Coasters.
AUGUSTA, March 81, ls7

AUGUSTA, March II, 1870.
Only word more. know the risk
run of again ruffling the sanity tenn
per of the editor OF the Press, but even
with the chance of starting him of. in
full chase after All escaping idea, up and
down a column and half OF his news
paper, | say u concluding word.
lie states the "mistake' ! made in
nv letter from Washington. IL is that
said, that according 10 the select commit
tees bill. the tonnage tax was 10 remain
precisely rs il is under the present law.
Had / said SO should have made ''mis-
take" but as did not say so, made
no such blunder. All said was that
the committee proposed ito retain this
unequal and in many instances burden
some tax Not a word about retaining
Of nv criticism expressly limited to
the tonnage tax on Maine coasters, and
the bounty to the International Steam
ship Company. Or course the editor
knows this, but he makes unfounded
charges against Inc, and fancies by
repetition he can persuade somebody
they are true. 1t is style of argument
that editors of Portland papers have not
hitherto been in the habit of adopting,
and it won't win now unless fools are
more plenty there than think them.
Iasked him to state explicitly wheth-
err he favored the proposition 10 give the
International Steamship Company the
bounty of five thousand dollars a year.
Instead of answering he gets angry. Per-
haps that is the best thing he can do,
under the circumstances. 1t is of small
consequence what his opinion is, but if
the committee will strike ont this pro-
vision from the bill, there is no doubt Of
their doing a wise thing.
And when they have done this. let
them also strike out the tax ON coasters.
1t is not neces sarily part Of the bill.
Itcan be stricken out and still the other
ideas of the bill have the same force.
There is no difficulty about letting
coasters of and still holding foreigners.
1t is only necessary to provide that
every vessel entering port Of the Unit
ed States from foreign port shall pay
the tonnage tax, and the thing is done.
The Provinces and West Indies may be
excepted from the rule and vessels COM
ing from them pay but once year.
In that WAY the great steamers now do
ing almost all the business of this coun-
try with Europe, will have to pay every
time they enler. and the cheaper tonnage
engaged in our coasting trade escape
entirely. l suggested the idea in my
letter from Washington, and il there
really is determination Oh the part OF
Congress $50 relieve our struggling ton
mage" this is a way TO do it to the ex-
tent Of this tonnage tax.
l ic a. n
ers under the Tonnage bill, If it becomes
law, woull do the chief part of the tax
paying. No recOrd 10 kept at the de-
how much j. paid BY foreigners aud how
much BY our people, bot by the com
miltee's bill have no doubt our citizens
would continue to peHy ths major part
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ASsisneeS Sale.

The undcrsig ed Assignee the Estate of
JOSEPH l.. URASN, Bankrupt, will sell at Public
Auction at nhe store Of Truman II. simpson Of
>ullivan-on the 10Th day Of April. 1870, at ocock p
NJ the oo~ lag, Of sand Bankrupts Estate -
err. for SIS, O.
2d,-Several debts due the Bankrupt on open
account. amounting to 5000.
3d,-Ar action vs. the town of Sullivan, valued
at $1,000
4ih.-Also, said Bankrrpts right Of re,eeming
certain Store formerly occupied by him from a
mortgage OF $500 co. 10 Robert H. Blsisdell, and
also, said Bankrupts right Of reheeming a ain
Horse valued at $50 Mortgaged to John L. Hovey
for s2oO and interest.
GEO. A. DYER, Assignee.
Ellsworth Mar. 3lst. 1870 3wlS
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OuR MoSIroRs AND THEIR Cosr

The number Of sea-going monitors
belonging to the Navy is eleven, cost :
ing Sl4.lS4. 900; harbor and river
monitors nine, costing $3.50. 900 !;
harbor and river monitors of the same
as the Passaic eight. and light draft
monitors 90. costing sll.63l.o00.
The number of river ironclads West
are thrce. costing 1855 900; giving the
total cost in round numbers at s3j.-
81 900
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Notice of Foreclosure.

Whereas George K Griiin of Ellsworth, County
Of Hancoct. State of VI ina, Nortgaged me,
the subscriber. on the 9Th day OF Decemb~r A, u. .
ls59. a certain lot OF land lying In Ellsworth Il
described As follows Beginning ut the south
corner OF the lot owned by Arno isweil, lying
the nrth side of Pine street, thence South seven
iy'hvc and one half degrees west. the n~rth
line OF Pine street. ) rods. theme North fourteen
ind "ne halt degrees west, six rods thence North
seventy hve ami onehtlf degrees east. three rods
to The northwest OF he lot owned by \. Niswell
thence south fourteen ansi nne-haH deg ees east
the line tn. sad WiswcI'- To-. TO the place
Of bcgruulsg; containing eiSh cen square rois
more 90 less together with the buildings thereon,
sud being he SANE premises now occupied by
SEQ. Il. priiH. Said Mortg &c recorded IN
Hancock ReslStry.v /. lvs, Page SIG. The :
dti"u% "f the above M ttg '-e being broken, I
claim To foecIO7c The same, and give public notice
tor hat purpose.
MONROE YOUNG.
Ellsworth. March ed 1870 SslS
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Bankruptcy Notice.
Yesal 1otlee;

At a Court OF PROBATE holden at Ellsworth, with.
in and for the County of Hancock, on the LIST
Wednesday OF February A. ID. 1870.
Isaac, ). Osgood Admir- upon the estate Of
Geo. W. Candage, late of Bluehill
in said county deceased-naving presented his
LIST account of Administration upon SAID estate for
Probate:
ORDERED - That the said Administrator give
notice thereof TO all persons interested, by csus
ing a copy of this order to be published three
weeks suceessivey in the Ellsworth American
printed in Ellsworth thai they may appear at a
I'll Wednesday of Ap,il next at ten OF the clock
IN the forenoon and shew cause if any they have
why the same should not lie allowed.
3wls PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true Copy-Attest GEO. A. DYER, Re- ister.
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Major Bakers Report Of the Piegal
Affair.
The following was received to-day:
ARMY HEADQUARTERS. FoRT ELLIS.
MONTANA N arch 9ysi (


MONTANA. n arch I'D. 4
General +. II. sheridan, Chic-go: Ia an
swer To your ie egrain received ON th. p inst :.
l report, AFTER having made every effort u &c I
The Judgment Of the officers of my command.
SIN .Afi>frd that the following number APP
proximAte. rs neal " to the exact truth pos
ssLie The numt,er killed AT tn P,-xxn village
was l13, Of whom 10 were able bodied men
and So women aud children. One hundred and
forty women and children were afterwarJ.
captured and released. believe every effort
was made BY the 0f1cer. and men 70 save the
non-eosnbatants. and said women and children
that were killed were ace dentxily Kill H.
The report published in the Eastern papers is
wholly and maiiciously false. II seems incred
ibie ihsi the false assertion Of two PEE sons,
neither Of whom has made any effort 10 lnfor ID
himself in the matter. should outweigh the re.
ports Of those engaged in the fight, and who
feel that they have nothing TO pa.liate or con-
cesl 10 their conduct. All that the officers de-
mand Of the authorities Is y full and complete
investAg ssSon 81 the campaign. and less than
| this cannot be conceded them.
(Signed) G. l. BAKER.
Major Second Cavalry
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

sG Reader. did Nou ever take glass Of
SI~eT'> >ambuci Wine: II Won neye have. let
u recommend you TO do -; for alter having
tried both : a beverage AMI a medicine, We
boldly pronounce II the no,i paIttblc and
efficient wine We ever drank. A. M r. b-V-
erage even. W. maintain II l. the very choicest
Wine IN Use, being At oDcr dciicion> IN Havoc I.
cheering In IL effects. aui cheap IN price. A.
a medical agent. We have tried II envciuslly
during the a,t ten day. (airer being FRUSTRATED
by cholera mOrbu>), and have found II every
thing aud more than wha, it. proprietor
claims lar H. Rdhndg Register.
Nearly all Druggists keep this wine
Also >peer',Port Grape Wine.
More than forty year. have elapsed since
JUhn-ou'- Anodyn Linimeut wa first insen-
Ted, during which lime hundred, OF thousand,
have been benefited b. is use. Probably no
article ever become 80 universally .popul.r
with all classes -. Johuson's AnoI yne Lini-
meDt.
Pills which con ain animony. quinine, and
calomel, should be avoided. rs severe gripping
pains would he their only result. The safest.
sure-t. and be-t pills Parson. purgatiye or
Anti -Bion, Pills.
Life has few Charms for the Dyspepric
which j. not 10 be wondered at when We take
into he account the AMOUNT OF bodily and men
tai suffering that thi. distressing m-iSdy gen.
crates. he Peruvian syrup "a protoxhia OF
iror) has cured thousands who we're suffering
from this disease.
The LARGEST NEWSPAPER NAIL which goes
10 any one firm in this country is received by
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The whitest, worst looking hair, resume. its
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On Standard In another column. SPEERs'
STANDARD WINE BlrrERs is highly re.
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Chr GlIswlttb Amer ran.
THURSDAY, March 3lth. 1870.

NEW ADVERTTSENENTS.
Bankruptcy Notices.
Geo. A. Overs ads.
Going to Boston.
Agents Wanted.
Grand Trunk Railway.
New Carpet Store.
Soldiers OF 1861.
D. Morsn's.
Legal Notices.
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NJ A II II E ID.

In fremont, March Esd. by Rev b. F.
Stinson, Capt. Charles W. Jordan Of Tren-
ton, and Miss. Eunice Gilley Of fremont.
In Amherst, March 10th. BY Rev. l..
Marsh, Mr. Mark Frost. and Miss. Matilda
circuit, all Of Amherst.
In Gouldsboro, March 2lst. by Geo, W.
Whitaker Esq, Mr.. VIM. Squirting and
Miss. Sarah Joy, both of Gouldsboro
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DIED.

In Brooklln, March 9th, Mr.. Benjamin
Cole, aged 81.
In Bro0klin, March 10th, Capt. George
Stanley, aged 48 years.
Iii Br0oklin, March 25th. John Anderson,
aged 30 years.
In Bluehill, Mar. 18th, Nrs. Adell n.
VIII At 1rodagick Stevens, nod - yosrs,
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HThe following Maine Post Office change

are announced:
Trenton Point. Hancock county, changed to
East Lamoine, and b. Hodgkins continued as
Postmaster. East Trenton. Hancock county.
changed to Lemoine. and Luther ID. COsgins
continued as Postmaster. Office established
1t West Athens, Somerset county, and Albert
Fellows appointed Postmaster.
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IS YOUR LIFE INSURED!

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HAVANA SUGAR ITEMS.

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