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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-23
The State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
COURT OF COMMON p1.y.s.

COURT OF COMMON PLHAs.
James NJ. McCollum. Administration Of Is
tate of William Crosby, deccased, Plain,
Iifi, against, James ". Crosby, Francis
Yonguc and her husband Jnmes ". Yon
guc. Paulina Price and her HUSBAND
tuthbert Price, Amanda McColum MARY
Colvin md her husband Ainsley Colvin
Charity c. Tcitz and her husband Johr
A. Tei'z, Joseph II. Crosby, William b.
Crosby, John b. Crosby, Matte, J.
Crosby, John Mobley, Butter Estes, Sa
rah Il Ruff and her husband Daniel G
Ruff, Lucy Smith and her husband vii
liam Smith. David Crosby. jr.. and Alicia
Kclly ly--Dcfcndants.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-23
Crumbs.

August, it is said, will 60 out in a
blaze of mctcors.
Charleston, it is said, contains a
citizen who devo ours pound of meat
q day, and by order too, Of his physi-
'cian.
There are, according to report, one
hundred and eighteen Frcmason
Lodges in this State, with a member
ship of $4,000.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-23
Agents /! Read This !

we Will pny, Agents d SALARY Of Cad. Der
week and expenses, Or allow n larsc com
mission to sell our new and wonderful in
vcntions. Address NJ. WAGNER & CO.,
Marshall. Mioh.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-23
Sweet Potatoes.

Mr.. J. II. Stewart, Of Ridge way,
will accept our thanks for mess Of
fino sweet potatoes, scnt to us last Fri.
day. They are of this years. growth.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-23
Agents Wanted for the Transmits.
sion Of Life.

Counscls tn tie Nature and Hygiene Of
the Masculine Function. BY DR.. Naphcys,
author of "Tbe Physical tifs Of Woman,
1t iielates TO The mnle sex is full Of new
fac,s delicate but outspokcn; practical
and pop liar, highly endorsed sells rap>
idly. Sold by subscription only. Exclu.
sive territory. Terms liberal. Price So.
Address for contents, Sc, J. G. Fergus 4
Co., Publishers, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-23
at Cost For Cash, Viz:

Forty ricec Lcno, Mozambique and Jn-
p"negc, several White ,nd Colorod piquot,
ono PIECE Bun Dress Linen, an assortment
Of Indies and Misses, Lyle Gloves, ono
dozen pair Ladies' Kit Gloves iins assert.
mcnt Of Gents Felt Hats.
our stock Of Shoes has recently .y been i..,-
proved and we can now offer somotniaE
cheaper in Ladies and Misses fine work
than ever btyoro known i, The market,
supply Of ono and two Quart Frtt
Jars Of tho best kind on hand.
III Groceries,
Wo have tho best Sug r Cured HANG,
Best Breakfast Bacon, Gun Powder and
English breakfast Tea, Lard in Tin Buck
cts.
Remember VIC coutinue our CASH SYS-
TEN and will always offer our customers
the lowest priccs tia, stric. adherence to
il will afford.
July lS
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-23

a Virginia man who thinks "times
change" writes to the RicEmond Dis
patch thus: "When boy, | hated
Horace Greeley, originator of aboli.
tionism &c. When the war closed, his
manly advocacy of amnesty, his goirg
security for jeff Davis, and his many
good words and works for the South ,
caused mo to name my hound puppy
'Grcelcy.' To-day I would not be
unwilling to sec him in GRANTS
chair"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-23
$50. We will Pay SSU..

Agents $50 per week TO sell our great ,nnd
valuable discoveries. If you wan; pclma.
mont, honorable md pleasant work. apply
for particulars Address DYER & CO.,
jackson, Michigan.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-23

A DESCENT from the sublime TO the
ridiculous may sometimes he effected
by the substitution Of but few words,
For Instance, take the beautiful lines
"You may break, you may shatter the
vase if you will,
But the scent Of tho roses will hang
roISia t still:.'
Apd read it thus:
"lou may ,hrSak,, you may Shattcr the
vase if you choose TO, !,
but he scent of the ,roses vii! EanS
whore it used tor
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-23
Good BIS, JohT.

The bitter lesson Of defeat has Been
learned by at least one of the colored
carpet.baggers. On Saturday alter.
nooG|a Certain duslsy soIourncr, who
had left his rugged native Hills Of Mas
sachpsotss 10 basR III the sun of South
orf freedom with ali Incidental interest in
the reprisa! Of CASUAL spoons, sc, might
have been seen 'trottlsg down Broad
Street with a ragged carpet bag de-.
pending froni a stick over his right
shoulder, containing one llrcabarc arti-
Gle Of linen and thelhevitable paper col.
larc;and labelled, "Of for Boston," He
declared that he would not I've ri
Charleston now. and has taken his de-
partErc to "loaf and invite his soul' in
the purlcus Of North street, Boston,
Iyhero,his sensitive spirit may be soothrd
bh..,s5e philliPics OF. Philips andkthe bonn
'"S' Butler. g. Char. Ne,vs.
H.. --- -.
,oip a Stax ,sistant Postmaster Gene
rSsbt &S ~ snol5aa decides eGthats the
1s IN s.u,sS,isat;onaill IN fl ills for subscriptions
msll5 to resaidr' bdR iith!0Sgh '.xe tho
additiopal postage pbafseoi;ss 70 ."a.";. "a.aou'
ed ts publishers only; ahae : t osIf'S'. =
extended to new dealers. uno' p'e
;rMiss cbristydo Nilsson has fin. .
spbmitted to, tho matrimonial ,yokt
Chicago was tho place, and Michae
Mdliory the rhaH But this Mis-
Nllssoh'is not Tie on5 WHO sings.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-23
a Live Home Journal.


Last o,tobp;thqJ JIsa{jkand HON .
passed into hlis bauds Of Messrs'
Orange, Judd 4 Co, Of 245 Broad
way, New York, tue we'll known pub
fishers of the American Agriculturist
journal l9ang withheastS sstiysl.,iqq
eterling value and circulation. The
marked improvements thenNexpscted
to appear il ID tho Hearth and Home
havs Been fully reSliaed, and it Is nov
one of thechoicebt illustrated journals
anywhere issd6d forthe family circle
adapted to both tho juvenile apd
adult people, and meeting the special
wants Of tho housekocper. Besides j,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-23

+. ~ :; COTTON GINS.
pRowN,s Ge6tgin ,la.tarh! EdtanG dins ;,
- arc simple, durable, well made Of good
mafeeials, very light running, aud, ,snnsur.
passed in the quantity "!, Tho ;a!hpc ,,pro,,
duced. Price 81 per saw, delivered at any,
II. Il. depot IN this State. whors bhs.fLcighl
does not cxcred that Of Two RailGoals. ., }
Outlets Patent Steel Brush Cniton Gins
r-riho colt n.fr0m lbSse, Gins ,Hl~ays com
mands the highest mdtSrt price ,.v here. or.
dinnry cnra is taken in the ,;repnra.iop. -
Attic Gotten Sthres Fnir, held OF Augusta q ,
Gn.i ,lasi year. thc,e wsre,trn gins inrcom-
peiitiou, and .'hs premium wat awarded To-
the Gul!ett Gins Iir,e" $1,ahd IS 50ope
saw. 'i..nlHR ~ HiEhVD 49,,
Cotton Pressrs ishvaaS S,,s 4sai krns, Horse
Powers, Hondlry's Portable Steam Engines,
Brinly's Kentucky loughs. ~~.-r~
81 r,s. Ky Ky A AS' !1dMh y}ffSsx q ss fsststiee
Cbssiest6n, ,'b!!C !C% ~ 9'"' aug 3-2mt
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-23
The Result in Kentucky.

1t is ample justification for thcper-
sistance with which the Radicals
claim victory in Kentucky, TO- find
that tho Democratic candidate for
Governor receives several thousand
moro votes than wero cast for that
party in the last election, and to no.
tice that tho General Assembly is
thus composed :,
Senate, "a Democrats ;3 Republi.
cans | independent. House of
Delegates, II Democrats and Il Re-
publicans.
We should like to grant halioal.
ism just such victory as that in
every State of tho Union.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-23
Something New.

The Wilmington Star reports q
rev gam. called the "dot" game, that
has been recently introd need, and is
said to afford considerable amuse-
ment. Each player must he provided
with pencil and parar. Yet one OF
the party read aloud distinctly and
not very fast-and rs he or she reads,
let the rest each make a dot for every
word read. When the page is read,
count the words, and let each playc'
count his dots and see who has been
accurately cup to time
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-23
Death OF Rev. G.. w. HBOggS.

We are called upon to chronicle the
death, at Pendleton, on the l4th in
stant, of the Rov. G. W. Boggs, whose
remains were inferred here, in tic
Presbyterian Church yard, yesterday,
amidst the regrets Of many Of his
Former friends and acquaiptances.
Mr. Boggs was native Of Anderson
District, and for over seven years, a
Jealous missionary in Hindostan and;
upon his return, ministcred, for over
thirty years, in Fairfield District.
SINCE the war; ho has resided and la
bored ii Columbia and its Vicinity.
AT the time of his death, he was sey.
enty-fve years of ago. lfc leaves
several sons and many other relatives
and friends to mourn his decease. IN
the death of the young man there is
more to move the scnsibilities, but
%heS)tbe 9ll fman,dies, an appeal Is
made to sober reflection. The abso-
lutoly certain coming of the solemn
day, when each shall be stripped of
mortal oos@ohts land sEslt stand; a
aiseRb6dioda spirit, ~alonsy Sih tho
p'>senco Of his Maker, is tho leading
thoug't, upon such an occasion. 81
know '>tGTbYaau wilt bfine< <ane to
death, snd$ ITO house appointod for
all Of tho living" Those who have
often hoard N l this lli = ssrod ,goptlqmSiiu
preach, and with irG, &. hs his been
intimate, will now lay til, lesson to
heart, and got ready for then >barpoa
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-23
New Advertisements.
Virginia Female Institute,
STANTON, VA,

Is cne Of the largest F,rt- Glass Institutions
IN The South. .Ehere are Bight Schools
under twenty-five officers. Pupils :, from
every, Southern State. Special advnntQgcs
in Sluslc; Buildings md Grounds,a5e 3bn-
cious aud clcgam. as3y"For Cjrp;ils,r OF
4e pnges, ad Tres" REV Il. n. rHlLIlrS
Principal.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-23
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
WOODWARD &c LAW,

1sOT intending to carry over until next
season, any Of our present stock Of Spring
and Summer Goods, wo now offer the fol-
nrIitlco
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-06
The Connecticut Election.
THE REPUBLICANS TRIUMPHANT.
Gov. Jewell Elected.
4 af'usl'cssk1 X4@Ey N mf Leo
THE CONGRESSIONAL DELE0AT10N
UNCHANGED.
THREE REPUBLICANS AND ONE
DEMOCRAT.


Connecticut has exceeded the expects-
tons of the Republicans. for since the de-
feat in New Hampshire. they had no, much
hope.
The --latest returns are that the COMPRESSION
al delegation will stand as in the last Con-
gress three Republicans and one Demo
crat. that of Barnum in the 4th. district.
There can be no doubt of the election Of
Jewell for Governor. We copy the fol-
lowing from the Boston Journal. IL we
could borrow a rooster from the Belfast
Republican Journal. he should do his best
at Growing:
HARTFORD. CT, April 3-Eleven o'clock.
Returns from l34 towns show net Repub-
lican gain Of 1864 which leaves no doubt OF
the election Of Jewell. Strongs majority
| iu the First District Is 2s5. The Democrats
have given mp the Second District and con-
cede the election of Kellogg by a small
majority. This leaves the Congressional
| delegation the same as at present. The
Republicans have three majority In the
| State Senate and from - TO 80 majority In
the House.
/ A. VI. One hundred aud fifty-two
/ toWns. Win the remaining estitnatei al
last years ~otc. give Jewell so majority
| Oh vote of a tribe over 5000. The re-
naming towns will probably slightly in
! crease JEWELS majority.
TIE STATE LEGISLATURE.
The State Senate is u Republicans to S
Democrats. a Republican gain of3. A. r
Woodward. the Tammany candidate In
Fairfield county. Is defeated by 100 votes
johnson. Democrat, of this city, Is elected
Senator by l6 majority. Douglass. Demo
crat, of MiddleseX county, j. defeated. The
Republicans will propsbiy have the House
but a count has not been made.
THE CONGRESSIONAL OBLIGATION.
Kellogg of the Second District IL elect
| ed 10 Congress by % majority. and Strong
/ Republican. Of the First, by 300 majority
Starkweathcr. Republican, OF the Third. /,
elected by over 1000 Barnum. Democrat
Is undoubtedly elected in the Fourth
though the full vote is not vet known
REPUBLICANs JrBILANI.
The Republicans are very iubilant. and
have built an immense bonfire in front n
the Allyn House, which il burning bright
iy Al this hour, ] 4. VI. Many are paradins
the streets with drums aud horns
TIE SPONGE THROWS UF.
The Democratic headquarters closed a
IL O'Clock, the friends Of English haviu,
given up his election.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-06
Bread and Cheese.

Cincinnati has chosen Republican
Mayor by 1000 m ajority and Cleveland BY
1900. Toledo elects Democrat by $500.
The Portland Press says 1--WE are
glad to learn that the health OF Senator
Morrill, is entirely restored. He says that
he never felt better In his life, and his APP
pcarance indicates that he does not exag
gerate the vigor of his physical condition.
We understand that he will take trip to
Kansas at the close Of the present session
of Congress"
Our correspondent at Bucksport Is i'm
formed that the Narrow gauge railroad
matter is receiving attention, aud In due
time will be made public.
Senator Howe has published an able
statement of the Sumner case, and Mr..
rilton Of the Golden Age replies. Both
articles are good reading. and give all the
information necessary To full understand
ing OF the sumner embroglio.
See announcement in another column
of Woodman, True d Co.. importers and
jobhcrs of Dry Goods. Portland. We are
assured our merchants will consult their
own interests by an examination of tn cir
stock and prices before purchasing else
where.
We have received Briggs Il Bros.
| Illustrated catalogue If Flower and Veg
etablc seeds for ISL. 1t /. an elegant de-
scription list of all the best varieties of
| Hover and vegetable seed, Yet introduced
| This list is enough TO tempt lover of How
err {" purchase. and this firm Is among
| the most reliable dealers
1 Rochester New York
/ -liancock's communication on SC hool-
Will appear when space will allow. Ii
seems To rs that we have allowed CORES
I poudcnts an unusual amount of space in
/ which 70 discuss the school question:
Much matter that We have prepared has
had To 20 into the waste basket 10 give
place 10 correspondents. We do not re-
grct this, and orr readers will not. but we
must insist on it. that writers must take
timr t. :" boil down" their communica-
| tion-.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-06

The CAMBRIDGE OXFORD Boar RACE
London despatch informs us that the
great beat race between the Oxford and
Cambridge crews for the cha mpiOnship OF
the Universities, occurred on the Thames
on Saturday forenoon, over the usual
cours from Putney to Mortlake, about 4
l-2 miles. The choice Of positions was
won by the Oxfords, who took the Middle
sex side Of the river. Both crews got .
splendid start but the Cambridge took q
slight lead upon the instant and maintain.
ed 1t throughout the race. The tide was
slack and the water lumpy. The race was
well contested; the Cambridge took her
opponents water At Barnes, Bridge, and
shot under the arch several lengths ahead
After passing the bridge, the Oxford spurt-
ed and slightly decreased the lead Of Cam
bridge, which quickly after passed the
stake about three lengths ahead. The time
Of the winning crew was twenty three
minutes nine and one half seconds Prob
ably half . million people witnessed the
race. The betting just before the start
was two to one on Cambridge. There are
the usual discrepancies Is to the time and
distance by which the Cambridge won the
race. Some parties say that the distance
was only one length, and the time I'VE
conds.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-06
THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1871.
San Domingo Quarrel.

l. IL necessary. in discussing the eNpedi-
ency of annexing territory with tropi-
cal climate to get into fever heat.
to quarrel. to call hard names. TO impugn
motives. ia fact to exhibit all the charac-
terisiic traits of the warm blooded natives
of the Island about which the discussion
is: II there is any necessary connection
between the speakers and their subject,
then when Alaska was up for discussion.
the Senators must had cool time Of It, rs
they are having fiery one now. Serious
". why should there he any more bad
blood exhibited in deciding about Domin-
go than in deciding the fate of Alaska!--
IL may be that the thought of getting
"sold" in tie ones purchase. gives point
and piquaucy to what may be said pro and
con in the other. 1t may be that when
badly cheated in one trade in real estate.
that when the opportunity presents itself
again and urged 10 invest the second time
that the thoughts of the old trade come
Mr.. Summers seusiiiveness aud irritabliiy.
He has the credit Of engineering Alaska.
though stimulated by Mr.. Seward Or it
! may bc that he is going to adopt the old
theory of the shareholders. that OF an
equilibrium" or sort al 'sc-saw" theo-
| ~ that you must not take into the Mon
any more black territory than You do
white. and Alaska bein. mixed. equalze>
| Itself. so, therefore. We must not have san
to Domingo unless We can have the do
mnion Of Canada or parts of that new
| political division Of America. Whatever
| be the motives that influence Mr.. sumner.
4 it i, certain that he j. in earnest ia his OPP
| position. and bitter in hi, attack, on the
method, adopted to sobble up the Island.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-06
Twenty seven Years Prsctice

In the Treatment of Diseases incide mt to Females
nas placed DIR. DOW at the head OF all ply sici ans
making such practice a specially and enables
mint guarantee speedy and permanent cure
In the worst cases Of SsPpressioH and all other
Aensfrsal Drasgeneats, from rAafevrr cause
All letters for advice must contain q. Office, No
9ENDIcorT STREET. BOsTox
N.B--Board ,urnishet to those desiringto re.
main under treatment
Boston, July, ls70.-sp.no.Iyr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-06
Nora in the Euryery.

y" might give a.. habs the hair hri.h
Mud lave thr oil cat alone
dvs iaEr IN ahl this confusion
Me head j. A. numb A. shtouc
l'rrc \ gang O the howliuisi Young ones.
~ ever q poor grrl seven
N0t a minute Ne amt tu some mischief
An never kncw wan o yea clanc
II ~ want To -hsand ou Yer head Bob.
' 'c'i right O. r. ia III. -hirc-t--
M not break IN. farc m the hAhv
W IN Thin old brugur- n your feet,
on. goodness keep gu, of the wather
sur III DRIP through the cciltn' brlow
" him the master comes hotnc in the arcntn,
~ out p! the house II *.
Lave x - me hair Billy Wilson
l"'ll -rou have uic bald. So - will
Nr'r~ worse. with yrr tossing and whirlin'
Nur the Erindin' sht"nrs 81 a mill
Come in from the windy. Meria
An hobby do sh;Anh on yer feet
An III give yea ptuny for candy.
The ncn-h dollar Iini in the -htrve,
NJ goodness not wan ~ them hear mr
For this murth.rin row and din
u wan 81 thin shsop- Tor a miunit
That minnli two morIl begin.
III ~ gu, o this placc in The mArnin
-urr | know what ito me .uTra.
NJ WON'T III do bother npr that
III -htTike for more wages the mora.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-06

A fire broke out in Calais about half
past II o'clock Thursday morning, in the
upper part Of Frank Williams building,
corner OF Main and Union streets, and ex-
tended through the whole block destroying
the stores Of Frank Williams. J. G. Beck
EFT, Joseph Relish. A. H. sawyer, d. NJ.
Gardiner and Freeman's oyster saloon.
Their goods were mostly saved. Insur-
ance will probably cover losses on stocks.
+. A. Stoddards photograph saloon was
also burned with its contents. He had no
insurance. Copeland, Duren & Co.'s store
was saved in . damaged condition. One
or two small dwellings were also burned;
some Of the b1ildings were over thirty
wears old Previous to the nre L. C. Bal
ley's jewelry store was broken into and
plated ware valued It $50, carried OF. An
unsuccessful attempt was made 70 break
open his sa1e. sH5<
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-06
Letter frss ~silivan.
SULLIVAN. April 3. ISL

Letter frsS >sllivan.
SULLIVAN. April ). ISL.
MR. EDITOR On SATURDAY. last, visit
Ell the granite work, Of Messrs. Arnold &
Simpson in sullivan. 4. few iuiiing, OF
what saw and heard. may not prove en-
tirely destitute of local interest TO your
readers.
II correct pc n-and-ink sketch could b.
made of the stone-cuiers. a. they appeared
In the prosecution Of their craft. | think
the most pleasing part, OF the portrait.
would be, the activity and industry of tn =
scene. and that knowledge OF the art
which enables a man 10 dispose of his oc-
and fatigue.
Arranged under long shed. each en-
gagged on n block of granite. the busy
worknen piled their art, the merry clink.
clink of their hammers adding to the
sprigiitline,s of this exhibition of diligence.
while the constantly flying chips" warm
ed the spectator to keep on the right
side of the artisans
Messrs. A. 4 ). have contracted to fur
nish granite trimmings for brick school
house to be erected in Charlestown. Mass
This building is 10 be nine,y-four by
ninety-six feet. four stories high. and is to
be occupied BY the Harvard Grammar
School" Five granite belts. according to
the plan which examined, extend entire
ly around the building. the window caps
and sills are TO be of the same material
and numerous arcades and other curious
ly wrought adornments. are to be fashion
ed from the unsightly mass Of rock, into
architectural embellishments.
A. 4 S. will employ about twenty stone
cutters and eight quarrymen this season.
Eight or ten experienced cutters are still
wanted. for whose services good wages
will be paid. c.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-06
Organization Of the City Government.

The City Government WAS organized on
Monday, the members elect Of the Council
and Aldermen meeting in their respective
rooms in Hancock Hall. Alderman j. r.
Grant was chosen a. temporary Chair
man Of that board. and y. 4. JOY Of Ward
!. Wa chosen temporary Chairman of the
Council. and John Brimmer. Clerk. After
the usual message, had passed bot IA
hoard, met in joint convention In the larc.
hall which was colder than Greenland.
ley Mountains. ia the shortest DAYS ~
that forbidding country; - af,er getting
part way through with the address. the
convention adjourned. Ia NEE; Ia the Com
mon Council room to complete il
business.
Mayor Pcck's address wa, listened TO
with much interest. and IL rccommenda-
ii"ns generally. will meet with favorable
Response. The Recommendation Ia fund
the floating debt of the City. to encourage
the buildin. up Of manufacturing indus
tries. by eNenp,ing all such from munich
pal taxation, OF the City'- cncouragin. thu.
building OF Railroad To the Falls Village.
and of recognizing Of the Fire Depart
ment. and of it, taking charge of all the
schools which mean. that back districts
shall have good school houses. and a fair
ehsra ar 49,.
recommendations will meet with a favor
able response we have no doubt We have
not the space this week for comments.
but commend the address 10 the thought
full consideration OF our citizens
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-06
AR~a,hSOI.,s Noficn

To the inhabitants Of the City Of Ellsworth. and
persons liable to he taxed pherein
fou are hereby notified that the subscribers will
be in session at the Mayors and Aldermen'z room
in the Town Hall in said city, from Thursday the
9Th inst To Thursday the Goth inst Inclusive AZ Q
O'Clock in the forenoon, until O'Clock in the afty
noon, on each day for the purpose OF RECEIVING
true and perfect lists Of all the polls and all the
Estates real and personal, not by law exempt from
taxation, which you are POSSESSED OF in said city
on the first day Of April last passed which Won
are required 20 make and bring in
uo S aAT0 WV; assessors Of the
Ellsworth, April 5, ISL suta