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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-31

Public notice l. hereby given that Ransom
>pr ns-'r ni Ellsworth ia the County of Hancock
on the tenth day of Nav ,s;i, conveyed to jacob
straw Of laid Ellsworth by MS Deed of Mortgage
Ieco' lied in Hancock Registry IF Deeds, Vol lJ
rage 30 certain lot Of land situated in ELS
worth. bounded as follows, viz:-Northerly BY
tni now or formerly of Enos Woodwork, East
by land formerly Of Thomas Robinson Esq de
cease sodtherly by land of Nicnael Sargent
snd westerly bs Orange street, containing three
square :ods, more or less. said mortgage Deed
having been assigned TO me, the subscriber by
aeon straw The MORTGAGE. and the conditions OF
salf mortgage having been broken, claim 10
ioreeose the same. and give thus notice for that
purpose, SOLOMON 5 WHITNInRF
Ellsworth, March 10Th, 1870 swlI
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Reciues.

A lady subscriber sends the following
domestic recipes.
SPRING DoUGHNurs.-One cup of No.
lasses, one cup of yeast, stirin heaping
tea-spoonfiil of saleratus, one of salt. ~
cup of water to prevent taking up fat, spice
to suit taste. No eggs. no shortening. un-
less to be put away for sometime. then two
spoonsful Of lard.
CREAM CAKE WITHOUT EGGs.-One cup of
sugar, one cup of yeast. stir in teaspoon
fll OF sal ratus. stir until IL foams, then
add -four till thick as cream cake. but not
too thick. Try these.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

The subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned that he has been duly appointed. and
has taken upon himself, the irus, Of an Admin
istrator OF the Estate of
JANE u. GOTT, late of Mt Desert
IN the oubfy OF Hancock, deceased. by giving
bond as the law irects; he therefote requests all
peIsens VINO are indebted to the said deceased :
estate, tc make immediate payment. and those
~h" nav any demands thereon, TO exhibit the
same iol payment ANDREW i WHITING,
Ecoruaff- Snd, ir1o. 3wlI
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To the Honorable Judge OF Probate for the County
of Hancock
The undersigned wcuid respectfully reprrsent
that he togethsr with his brother, William Whit.
more were appointed Ex-cut-rs Of the last viii
of their father, the late samuel Whitmorr. and
took upon themselves he trust that the will was
admitted to Probate. the executors gu lifted and
an Inventory OF all the Estate, real aud personal
in the hands and possession and within the knowl.
edge OF the Executors, duly made and returned
tina, by the provisions OF the will. the widow OF
the testafar bacare entitled to the use eccupetion
and enjcs me Il OF the eniirc - ate for aud dur ng
the ter IA al her natural iitc-reyer-ion the e al
h-irs ut her decrease. Year petitioner further &c
-ents ihst the widow has deceased, and the Id
william Nhitmore, iirsi executor with YOUR peii
TONER has deceased, al>n that the health OF yonr
petitioner IL such to render him unable to di..
charge the trust now remaining IN him, ~ sole
executor, tai the nature OF hi> disease makes It
uncertain when, II ever he shall be anlc to 10 1t,
ami he Is now incapable OF attending 10 any bust.
mes. He therefore nfAyiliat the honorable Inurt
will accept MS resignation OF the aforesaid t,u,t
winch J. hereby rendered ant thit some suitable
person may 1e appointed % aIaiai- tee the estate
with the viii annexed "r 0thrrsi-e bv Iaw
provided And am dut. b,uni vii eyer pray.
SETH wHlTMORE.
Deer Isle. Jan 81 1870
STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK. -. Court OF Probate. February
Term, A. a. l-7U.
Upon the foregoing petition. ordered -lha, the
said petitioner CAV. public notice TO all persons
tntrTr-tet by causing u enpN II the petiti1u and
this order thereon, to le lnhl >h-d ;hr.. weeks
succc-Sivris 10 The Ellsworth Am rirau 4 news
paier published Ia t.iisw n Ia >aiI County. that
tlry may appear hi uuTi ~ Probate Tor sAid
County. to ne held Ell. worth uu The 18Th .f
Nprii ncNt. A. t., Of ttc ciseN toe forenoon Ia
Inv aus, u any Trey ttyc. WHY thc PRAYER OF
said pete oncr should not b. granted
fAEkER itCh, Judge
Attest. GRO. 4 DYER, I.-...ier swIi
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Ma. SAWYER
Our Club.

Jul StuD-
The condition OF our Farmers Club
was never better than AT this time. II
has money 10 pay al i,s bills and
surplus over. Meetings are well attend
ed. discus sions interesting aud pr, fila
Bile. The Alsikc Clover. experiment.
on, has furnished matter for several
evening". Oar relations Ia the forests.
tree planting and Kindred matters have
awakcnelmucI interest. Wehppc to sc
much work done ia the line Of setting
out shade trees hcnceforth. The manure
heap. how TO increase IT, aud in what il,
great value consists. are standing sub
jccts of discussion.
Top dressing. undertaking.. deep
tillagc e.. make up tie catalogue Of
subjects We have had oucc In tw.
weeks. lectures which have added much
to the interest of The meeting during
the winter months. Rrv. NJ Hutching'S
gave the first upon Agriculture. speak
inc from experience. he having spent
The early part % BIZ life ia the valley Of
the krnncbec He gave some reasons
VIII! farming doe not pas Il j not
pursued n a business. j. looked upon a
drudgery. &c; and NO, an! recently la.
farming been accorded Tie place ia4t be-
longs to ii by right.
Mr.. Chamberlain of Foxcrofi followed
with hi. "Homr and how t. improve
it, Most every farmer ha- either heard or
seen Mr.. G. liz efficient labor- -,
member of the Board Of Agriculture. are
appreciated. liz lecture was good
one. Last evening Rny. |. f.. Bra,tow
spoke upon the subject 0: reading.
There have been readers ia AN age If
The world. Writing upon bark ottrcc,.
thin piece, OF wood. g. plainly tells The
story that somebody rxpectcd "a read.
He alluded - the high cost Of book he
fore the ART oi printing, and how won
der.ully readers ~nd book arc multi
piled. Spoken the tendency to light
reading a. and closed With the state
meni, thar our charlie, aud oar ability
ior usefulness depends ~ 4 grca, degree
upon what. and how We read.
Drlt.stI March nth tS-p
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Persons long resident in Texa. -sy that the
heart oi o>agv large trees can b. made into
wagon wheels and the wheel VIII not shrink
90 ~poAc- grt loose tn the hub. The wood i,
- durab. a. mplbsrry, and much more ytiua.
Vie. on account Of it, great strength. This
wood can be- polished very highly. O.ngr will
make Two feet growth. Will. larch makes one
loot. For fuel Usage i good. while lArch i.
not
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-31

In setting out young orchards. always reg
g er the varieties Immediately in a book
where they may be referred 10 In few years.
when the trees commence bearing, aud Il.
sbels are lost. and name forgotten.
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may chiefly answer one or the other of
these purposes. In lands where there is
large quantity's of vegetable remains. lime
ought to be used chiefly As a stimulus. that
is in large quantities, in its unslaeked
state, in proportion to what is to be ac-
compllshed. When intended as a manure.
a small quantity of Stacked lime. applied
at a time is sufficient. II Is probable. that
it requires only n small quantity of lime to
impregnate large amount OF earth. and
communicate to II an absorbent quality. in
rs high degree a 1: is capable of recev-
ing. and IT is certain. that it is In proper
ton. TO the absorbent power. which IL com
municates, that the soil Is enriched by H.
1t is certain, tina, a small quantity Of lime
will impregnate q larHe quantity Of water,
and communicate TO il all its virtues. and
as high degree. too. a 1t is capable Of
receiving.
To he Continued.
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Dip well seasoned shingles Ia = lime w1sh
and dry them before laying. ard tsry viii last
much longer. aud not become covered with
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-31

The Cabbage Worm an English iinpor-
;ation. which is spreading very rapidly -
Complaints Of IT, raw age, made Ia Malnc
Vermont. New Hampshire and Massachu,e.is
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-31

MANY PERSONS ARE SELLING THEIR
'o' 1"S "hNT BONDS while the Premium Is
sun large (as the Treasury has promised, 10 buv
'h'rteen millions IN December), and Reinys., In
she hrs' Mortgage Bonds ofthe CENTRAL RAIL.
""SD ot'owa which pay about one-thirsi more
interest The time TO make such Reinvesttnrnt
Is while the Treasury is buying and tovrrpms,,
ave Mt premium
The Road does not run through Wudern..a
where IL would have 10 wait wears Tor popnlstiop
and business. but through the most thickly settled
and productive agricultural counties IN he state
which gives each section large trade as soon Al.
completed.
IL runs ihr"ug then great coal deId. o. Southern
Iowa to the Not,h whore coat Is indi spensable an1
must be carried
1t runs from the great lumber region. of tn
North through district country which j, ae.
tiiute OF this prime necessity.
The mortgage is made TO the Farmer. Loan AMI
trust Co.. and bonds be issued only al A rai.
OF $4,000 per mile. or only half The amount uron
some other roads. Special security il provided
''r ,he PRINCIPAL and tor the payment OF interest
Inc New York Tribune says this is a splendid
enterprise and deserves the most liberal aidr
me Ne" York /adspeaofent .ays w. Know
"' al "a'""ad q lows j. one OF the great
"'' K""i ""f~' OF the age. Its Directors incl,,aa
many Of our leading bank presidents apa o,,.r
gentlemen Of high character who have mean.
enough t" build two " three such roads out III
their own pockets. that all 10. affairs viii Il,
ably a. well ~ honestly managed. The central
OF Iowa will bee 10 that state what the New Yofk
Central Is % this, except that ii runs through
far richer country We therefore recommend the
Cent. al Iowa Bonds WIN entire confidence NJ,
tbctr value. TIE truth ~ that a First M,rt,ra...
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-; posi- fence over a ditch or nc-r =
Ira.nage, and the post will alway. remain dry
and VIII last many years longer than those
Standing 10 wei sub >oil.
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Dr.. OSGOOD'S
DENTAL NOTICE

i. st. ,"Lnpeuti"n IN Dentistry like everything
brtnEs ut new energies tor fht. MASTER,
having mad nearly nineteen years prnt,.-
practice In this city have no d,ui,f Of tbe ,...
ei support 81 my numerous friend. ana ptf
hi'in- Tor The past few years been oil 3D..
Keep ost 81 my o1ire as much as po--f1t, :.
gam my health, which now admits ot I., IL.
IN! exclusive attention to 1t, am pret,r,.l f..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-31

Paint all tool- exposed 10 The weather. and
q wi'h iighs-co!ored paint, they will not heat.
warp. or crack III the sun.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-31

Always tie halter by first masing a single
loop. and ihru>iiag the eud OF the halter
through This hoop. Thus j. iui' Ny united. and
" III never come united Of Itself
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-31

II j. stated that the large rercheron horse,
introduced into Central Ohio within tn lat
few Years. are giving good satisfaction. and
are being bred more extensively thi, year than
any prev tous ole.
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DAP the end OF na.i, into Z, ease. and they
vii drive ea-ih no hard wood. where They
would OH. Wise uUub and break.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-31

HEAD QUARTERS ARMY OF
NioN RIVER. Jan q. 1870.
IN contemplation Of a change Of base
I being all quiet on Union River.
Munitions 81 War. consisting 81
BOOTS. SHOES 4 DRY GOODS.
will he sold 1t the best nfrr without regard to
COST. the only point bcing to >cll. not the
price. ~ have Business elsewhere.
Custom made Drs,as Root. ssoo, f,li pri-r
s5Vo Gent, can Boots. 500 tail price $50
Lad.e. ~rrgr Polish Roots sa,oo nll puce s!.3
pre.. Good, aud other Dry Goods a; the same
Discount. | propose 10 Fight II uut On ihi- line
and not Dr. ail summer about Il either. hard
times and failures srr coming. AN getting
desperate. need The money To- pay my nill-,
IN war times people aid. spend she greenback-
quick. peck wont buy Breakfast after war.
don't You wi.h you had them now' muIum
in Parso.l
have the honor :" r. mo,, respectfully YOUR
very ntrdicnt
A.. ArHkRrON.
NJ the Ciiy Shoe Store Ellsworth.
Jan 9Th. 1870 M
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To the II nofabic judge of Probate tor the { onu.
Is 81 Hanrock:
fh- under~ gne. seth Il Devercux 81 a. inc
Guardian % John J HILBERT tbrn Hilbert &
Hr'Tg. HI bert MINOR children 81 the tate war
zen liihb'It rr-isctiHlly represents that ~ min
are -ezei ans Iu-scs>rtI OF ihree fourth .; A
ut Of land ing IN saId ta-tine, bounded \orsh
-ierly BY laud 81 Josnn Hibbrrt: No tli,asiery
o. isus ~ samuel Bow,l-si. ~outh.a-tetIN rs
land occupied by Ashbufy Bridges aud >outhr It.
eriy hy u cen Creek; that II an be for tn as q n
tAse OF said Dlnor~ that their sIIa Real Estate ur
so!d and the proceeds applied According to laH
hhi that be hd- an advantage onrr Tor their
p "perts-rz, dive hundred aad iw, my live Il l.
iAfs- " therefore he pra' that he may he licensed
10 sell and convey the SAM accordingly
X DESEKtaA, Guardian.
q slime, Feb. ls,, ls.O.
STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK. -. Court OF Proba-e. February
Term, A u. 1870.
tnpn the foregoing Petition, ordered THAT
sad petit uer give public notice T., alIper.ou- IN
te e>tc'i,By usi copy Of the petition and TIN.
ode thereon, to be pub lishel three week. .ur
c"->lvely m the Ellsworth American a newspaper
Published In Ellsworth in said Comfy, that hey
nsY appear al Court of Prob lie Tor said COUNTY
10 lie held at Ellsworth TIE ID "Wednesday IN
ApII neat, at ten OF tie clock IN he forenoon
and sheN cause, II any they have, why the PRAYER
OF saii petitioner should NOT be granted
awl2 PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest, Gro. A. DYER. Register.
true Sony-Atiest: GEO. a. DYER. Register.
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Keep hog pens well supplied with fresh
a5.orbeui> peat i best of all. aud see 10 II
that Suur 'pUrkcr>" beds are hugh an! dry.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-31

Bermudi.-A argr steamer now Iu-> rsgu.
larly between New York aud the Bermuda
i-and,. bringing to our market the earliest
onions aud potatoe-.
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MANHOOD AND WOMANaOOD

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PUBLISHED HY rnE
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ERRORS Of lourH, or the iSDIsCKErio>s or TX.
cEssEs # mature years. rhi- l. indeed a book
tor every man. Puce only one Dollar - pages
bound in cloth, DIR. \ H. HAYES. Author
A Book for Every Woman.
Entitled SEXUAL PLY >lOLoGY OF WOMAN
MD HER DISEASES or, WOMAN TREATED or
fHrsIoLo1icALLY A>D FAIHoLoGlCAiLY fro,,
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These are, beyond all comparison the most cx
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There is nothing whatever that the MARRIED ar
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many matter. of the most important and interest
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Sutsc- All the New Discoveries of thu, autbor
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Dr. HAYES is one of the most learned and non.
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< rhttude OF Gu: race Tor these invaluable pro
ou lions. IL seems to be his aim to induce men /
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These truly scientific and popu,ar work. h.
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b. virtue OF a license from the Court OF Probate
foi The CHanly Of Hancock. .hAiI sell at public
auction ~ the p h a9 OF tpFincNi. at ten o'clock
\, VI mach al the Real E-t4Ie of
,,cnrAr T.. Jon
late 81 Brpak-vilic ."ccl-ei situated IN Broo. :.
viir a wi! produce thr sum OF Three liumdIcd
'i"iisrs an. cents. Tor the payment If the debit
and incidental ch1iges. sale To be on the pr~Ini-
-e- at B.ook-vtii
JOAN \. JONES. Adm Illustrator
BrookSNiile, March ljta, ls.u
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I rIbR an extensive practice OF upwards u
Wehty years. continues to secure Patents IN
ule hile'' States also in great Britain FRI 20
aud other foreign countries. Caveats Spcrii,.
iohs, bohis, Assignments, aud all papers Or dr.,,s
'hgs Tor Patents, executed on Reasonable -,
"ia dispatch. Researches made into Ar,ar,as
~ u Foreign works, to determine legal ANA n,t
hvice rendered in all matters touehinp re oaei
copies OF the claims of any patent fnr,i1b ~ ~
tTTemittihg one dollar, Assignments recorded ~
~ Ageney in the United state. possesses .,,,e;,
roef".b;,s oce",nsaa Patests, r ascertainih. the
~. ing eight months the subscriber IN the coursa
80, s 'arse Practice. made on tcice rejected appli.
daaIIs siAiEEN APPEALS erery one of which was
A""'''aoor ov the Commissioners of Paiente
TESTIMONIALS.
.exard M Eddy as one of the most curabte and
sYA practitioners with whom have had
intercourse. CHAS. MASON.
a., commission of Patents
a. nave no hesitation IN assuring inyentors rha,
they cannot employ a man more comDetent ad
trustworthy, and more capable putt,ng Their
aPpncatons in form to secure for them an earI,
ahsiavorabie consideration at the Patent office
EDMUND BURK,'
49,, Late Commissioner oil Patents
a. EDDY has made for me TIIRTI IN
IN all but ONE OF which natenfs
Sss oeen granted- and that one is nowpending.
: unity en- ms part leads me to Recommend MI in.
sensors % Apply 70 him TO procure their patents
- 0ey may be sure Of having the most fxittfu,
ss5e.sox ,oestowed ON their cases, and at very
Deesoa SaA. !. I17o-lyr.
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Gcaa! natlts

TIIt sur -rrihcr hereby glye. public notice to ali
] concerned. that he has been uls appointed .nd
ha- taken upon hims.l the trust ofan Adniui-tTA.
tor ct ibc Estate 81
AN-DN FLOOD late Of ~urrl
II the County OF Hancock tsumau deceased. hy CIV
lle upud a. ic Law direct he therefore rrqur-i. ~
pcr-pus who are indebted 10 tn. said d. .t-r,!'-
r-taie, To- make Immediate I-aymcut. and thn-,
"iln have ans demands, lierron. To EXHIBIT the
same for settlement
DEOR,iE ". ALIEN.
fcb. II. $50. iwI.
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HAVING bought n Capt. 4. Harding the goods
Uand AIKEN The store occupied by him, aud having
~ ide addition 10 the stock, con listing Of mos
evssyih,rg usually kept in Retail s,ore. i
WI sell ih- q ne ut low rate AND price " ali
u cash or ready pay. m
Thank ui for the trade have had hope TO re-
csive by lair dealing share Of patronage = the
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AMERICAN AMI Fnrcs.a paie,t
r. Il. EDDY.

HULICiTUK OF PATENTS.
Late Agent Of the L ., paten, onlce. washington
~ =, nnder the Act Of 1851.
w. 10. slate St., Opposite Kilbv St.,
BOSTON.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-31

Orland, March 18th. $50.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-31

~ h :. are truly scientific and popular works bv
Dr. Hayes, one Of the most learned and nor,i,-r
ny scion, OF The day.-Fhe Medical and suyyieai
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-31

Or. HAYES is one of the most learned ami non.
uar physicians OF the day, and is entitled "a Tia
Slht.ude OF GU: race Tor these invaluable pro
uuttions II seems to be his aim to induce men
anu Wemen 10 avoid The cause OF those disease, to
when they are subject and he tells them ia, how
fagt0H, Ne. Sent 9 ls1g
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-11
THE METROPOLIS CONVENTIONS

\ correspondent Of the State Register,
writing from Mc,ropoli. says Of the Dem
cratic conventions which lately met at tina,
place;
The delegations from the several cOun-
ties We're largely represented by the very
be., material IN the district. Men Of
nerve, men OF character, were chosen by
the people 10 assemble together and max o
choice Of II man who should represent them
in the EeXt national congress. The masses
Of the Democracy fully understanding the
situation Of public affair. were careful to
send the bone aud sinew Of their number
10 deliberate on the weighty issues now
pressing heavily upon the country. We
have never before witnessed in the delibcr-
ations of any body 81 men more determin-
alton, enthusiasm and harmony of action.
There Was no wrangling, no dissention,
but one unanimous feeling Of good will
and fixed purpose for the Triumphant sue
cess Of the principles upon which are based
the only hope of liberty and the republic.
The candidates nomina ted for senators
in this, the first senatorial district, are T..
A. u. Holcomb, of Union county, and 5.
h. Gibson Of Gallatin county. These gen
tlemen possess tine ability rs statesmen,
and will add much strength to the ticket
TO be voted for ia the coming November
election.
The Democracy Of this congressionslxnd
senatorial district have done u noble work
here to-day. Tho victory has already
been achieved, inasmuch NJ the Democracy
| have selected for their standard bearers
| true and tried men, their deliberations of
the most harmonious character, imparting
that degree Of confidence and enthusiasm,
that knows no defeat
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-11
IITIfl

The Pope is not di'mayed by the sur
ring events by which he is surrounded
and preserves his equsnimi.y in the face
OF thu greatest danger. When Cardinal
Antonelli Wa. informed 10y the French
Minister that the Emperor had directed the
evacuation of the Roman states by the
French troops, he said
~ will mention i, ~ the Holy Father.
Then I may expec, an answer in the
evening" inquired the Minister.
Il shall receive you with pleasure, said
the Cardinal.
In the evening the Minister, Marquis
de Bonneville called Oh the Cardinal, and
the following brief colloquy took place;
Marquis. VIVA, does His HOLMES.
say
Cardinal HE says, God will provide
for me. May never see French troops
again.
Marquis II. tina, all?''
Cardinal. AL