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A LARGE supply of Laces, Jaconet
IN Edgings and lnsertings, Infants Waists,
just received from Philadelphia, at
ap2l Mrs. A. E. Armstroag's.
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For Sheriff.

MESSRS. EDITORS Please announce
,lNl, the name of Andrew Grammer, ESQ.
ior the next Sherifially Of Carroll county.
should Mr.. Grammer consent to become a
candidate for said Office, he will be supper.
ted by many voters from
mar 0-tn TAgEYTowX DISTRICT.
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a shilling dentist must b n.a of
low extraction. q
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WHlTE GOODS, White Goods, White
w Goods, large assortment, at
spzo J. Yingling 4 Sons.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-02
The Narrow Gauge.

tu" 81 the strongest endorsements III.
narrow gaus" system ha> vet received /.
from t'r-a' Britain. The Brifi.h govern
meii appointed In l>ii1 commission IL
consider what gauge should be adopted for
the lndu, Valley asd other projcct,,lr rail-
way Amer more than a wear of careful
investigation their comm> -ion ha, report
ed. aud within the last month thu Indian
authorities have decided upon the width Or
three feet three inche. for ali state line.
ih'- action extends the narrow gauge ,y,-
TEN 10 lines nearly 10000 mile, In a..;r...
gate length. intended TO give all needed
facilities To vast area Of territory aud ifr,-
mensc populations.
The above j. an important item of bust
ness news, and worthy decentralization. The
British Commission il seems did no, hasten
their conclusions. but took a full wear 10
investigate the subject before reporting
We may therefore, conclude that their
opinion Is thu best that can be had untll
time and further experience shall demon
strs'e new facts. n any are TO be had. II
would seem. however. that where the mar
70" gauge has been In successful opera
ton for 4 number OF years and over A CON
siderable extent of territory that sufficient
data exist for an intelligent opinion.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-02
Eastern Railroad.

we propose To keep our readers posted.
a near a. We can. on the interests Of the
Shore Railroad Thomas Holt. ESQ, the
chief engineer Of the Main. Central ha.
been into this County aud Hancock this
week. and taken birdseye view of The
route, made map. and has mad. discoy-
eries enough to satisfy himself OF the eur
ure feasibility of the road. aud he express
e. himself a highly gratiiied with prospect
OF business on this route. The grades will
De easy, and no where does he see any
obstacle His idea l.. in relation to the
course of the road in the vicinity of Whit
NEVILLE and this place. that it should come
to the village of whitneyyille. .upercede
the old railroad. and bring the business
right by the wharyes in Machias. where
all the shipments will be done 50 far Mr..
Holt has examined, he has been agreeably
surprised at the facilities for building a
road. and In the business along the line
Machias Republican,.
We also had a flying visit from Mr..
Thomas Holt. the Chief Engineer of the
Maine Central. last Friday. and he was
then on his way to Portland He said that
his duties on the Maine Central would take
his time for the next two weeks, and then
he proposes TO put one or two surveying
parties on the route. He spent but few
hours time examining the locality between
Cherryfield and Ellsworth. and therefore
was not prepared to give an opinion as to
where the road would be located. or as In
when it can be. When he visits ms aoa;,
few days of examination will settle this
point.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-02
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Utah.


scENTrNeE % HAWKINS - REPORTED
FLIGHT % BRIGHAM loUNG.
saturday Chief Justice Mexican passed
sentence ap,4 f.iona- Hawkins til, poly
gami-l =. iolloa,.
4m -3-rt Tor you, very -orry. You
m4y not tulnh r. moss. bul | shall try -
maze You think - hy he mercy which ]
sinai. show tou. You came from England
% this country with the wife OF your youth
far many wears sou were a kind husband
and Kind father. At length however
the evil spirit Of polygamy tempted and
pt-----el YOU. Then happiness departed
from Four household. aud nov. by TN.
complaint OF your faithful wif,. aud the
verdict II q iaw-abiiug jury. YOU stand al
thi. bar a, convicted criminal. The law
gives me large discretionary power IN
passing sentence upon you. | might both
inc and impri>on. or | might fine or i'm
prison you. | might impri,on you twenty
years and ine you $1,000. cannot i'm
prison y0u for less than three years nor
fine vou less than 5000. II i right that
Won sho.ld be fined. among other reasons
TO help detray the expense Of enforcing
the laws. But my eNeerience in Utah has
been such that were | TO fine You only | am
satisfied the fine would be paid out of 9th
er funds than yours, and thus you would
20 free. absolutely free, from all punish
ment. and then those men who mislead the
people would make thousands of others
believe that God had sent the money TO
pay the fine; that God prevented the Court
from sending you to prison; that by mir
acle you had been rescued from theauthor-
lilies Of the United states | must look 10
it that my judgment gives no aid and com
fort 10 such men. | must look to il thar
my judgment be not light a. 70 seem 10
trifie with justice This community must
begin 10 learn that God does not interpose
10 rescue criminals from the consequences
of their crimes. but. on the contrary. he so
orders the affairs of His universe that sooI.-
er or later crime stands face TO face with
justice, and justice is the master. / will
say here and now that whenever your good
behavior and the public good shall justify
me in doing so. | will gladly recommend
that you be pardoned. The judgment of
the Court il that you be fined $500 and that
you be imprisoned at hard labor for the
term of three years.
Contrary to all expectations. there was
little or no excitement in the Court room
The attendance was large but generally all
maintained proper decorum. The United
States Marshal and detectives we're fully
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-02
Money Market.

We take the following paragraph from
the New York Mercantile JosrHal II reads
like romance To state that our flnanciaI
salvation rests on paper money:
The money market, although les ,trtn-
mt at the present writing than it has
g, vraged the last two weeks. Is still un-
settled. The future l. fraaght with difficult
ties "a great that ii we were GA whats gen
orally understood as a specie hasi, it would
hc utterly impossible ~ avert financial
disaster ~ the worst type. Hut a. the
country !, blessed with crcenhack cur.
rrncp IN wii,''i 10" people have the utmost
confidence. ~ shall doubtless H. spared
the terrible misfortune OF n Wide spread
monetary panic. Ne most sincerely hope
thAt TIE ht-lr +, men we address Nlll et,is-
,tl"r tlti- ,uhiarg Va All f.. bearings. auI
net with pr'nptu"~s In urging upna Com
-rr~. th" great Importance ~ containing
Sff4Hai Pft-r N.Aeg. which shall b. r,ia,lt
ir-ii tender 'i"f az debts. sni regulated
H purchasing power BY means ~ iH',r-
thrHgf Itil#y wtih h.,ltl> hearing i srui
rt'" "i interest AZ tut option ~ rhc h,llpr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-02

\rN y urk - The ciiiEru.' committee
appointed by the iboAr,l Of supervisors, ~
ported this afternoon through the sub-cun-
uiIitr,- All WORK, for the ciiy have b,cn
thoroughly examined and the chArgc,
therefor risidly scrutiuiz,-d. Tho amount
charged L. the cost Of the new court house
building and furniture. j. s-.l4D,Op1. and
s. ~ 90 j. charged To- the county cuurt>
A4l oiii err. ia the same building. making
p total ~ 81 .3il coo 90. The whole cost
81 th, building when completed could not
honestly have exceeded s3.0DnDo. The
cunnlit~c further rcIor that sJ,s1l 90
tile real value being $500. CO... fnr lumber
siG3.oD wa paid: real value. SIS 600: for
advertising. stationary and printing. s.
lh~ 80 MAS paid: real value 81 10000.
III, su-- To the city j, sl9,5i9. J>5.
t. cesl Wa served with an order 81 ar
re-t carly TIL, afternoon rs sheriff Brcn-
man. Tweed stated that h. was anxious to
20 before the rouri. Amer a long ron-n.-
tAtlpn between the cpun,cl-. hAA to the
amount ut s3usD.bsi va, furnished by Jaw
GoIld, Terrence. Farley. Hugh Tasting
Barnard Kelly and T.. % fairrhild
Auoih"r suit i commenced IN the ~ii-
lrvinc curt against Tweed by corporation
euilus-i o1rru!au. ia behalf Of thu board
~ supervisors. charging him with rur-
rupi conspiracy in irtrlul ia- city ht
fraudulent charge. for work ana material.
{" De- tlrl iu this county
~her.1 Brennan las ORDER II arrest from
Jul-r Leonard iur lu-rr-oil hary-y aud
Woodward bu' they cannot De- found.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-02

The woNAS SUFFRAGE COMMITTEE OF
which Rev. James Freeman Clarke i ar
The head wrote ~ the different candidates
tor Governor TO know their views. Mr..
Nashburn Is said TO be in favor Of the id.,
but against putting II in practice. Messrs.
chamberlain and Putnam are squarely for
II but John Quincy Adams writes as fol-
lows:
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN Il regret very
much that have not the time at nv dis
po>al inst now TO answer appropriately
and at length your polite letter of inquiry
a. TO my opinions on Woman suffrage :
But you may. perhaps. gather all informa-
non which you require, from d bold state
ment that | am. after careful thought and
some study, firmly and unequivocally op-
posed to woman suffrage and | shall feel
ii my duty in the very Improbable contin-
gency Of my ever occupying any consider
able public office, to stand by the old i'm
memorial division of activities and fupe-
tons which seem 10 me TO lie at the ioun-
dation of society.
Respectfully yours,
10. ADAMS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-02

prepared for any emergency. Notice Of an
appeal to the Supreme Court was given by
the prisoners counsel.
Daniel II. Wells. Mavor of the CITY.
Hosea Stout. formerly Attorney General of
the Territory. and VIM. Belden, and Par
lev Canon were arrested Saturday by the
United States Marshal upon an indictment
of the grand jury charging them with muir
der. Tom Fitch made application TO admit
them to bail. which application Is to lie
heard Monday morning. The prisoners
were placed ia a carriage and taken 10
Camp Douglas. Some slight excitement
prevailed al the Marshars office while the
accused were there waiting for conveyance
to the camp Some policemen >aid they
should not 20 Ia prison il they did not wish
To-. and one or two women called Ia tn"
officers to take them IL they dared. aud
the, would fight them With yepgcncr.
etc The officers. however we're firm and
nothing serious happened. The alleged
crime consist, ia the killing OF Richard
Mates and a man named Back several
YEAR ago warrant was cut for the ar
rest OF pr-on Hyde. ono ct the twelve
APOSTLES. upon the same charg". bat lac
cludci the deputies who wer, sent in ar
rest him. H. Was pursued to the southern
part of the TERRITORY. Warrants are also
oHt tor the arrest oi Brigham Young and
his son Joseph \, on charge OF having
ordered IN" -amr murder.
Indic' mcni- on al these murder case,
a.. understood Ia %, founded upon the
testimony 81 Bill Hickman. who was once
what i called DANTE or secret agent of
the Mormon authorizing Yates yi>ite'iihe
Mormon camp dnnnc the rebellion, csien-
-ihlv 10 sell powder. The Mormons re-
-Arird him a. a spy and lac wa> first
arrested aud aiteawari Killed.
Il {, reported that Brigham Young len
TUESDAY evening tor the South Saturday
hc Ma said to have brcn - miles south
ana his course Il siiii onward. II T. not
known Ia what point he J. bound; many
think he Intends tn leave the country.
Delegate Hooper has gone 10 Washington
81 -.c the President aud cudeANor to effect
SOME ha-i- Tor a compromise by which the
li'.vl States authorities here judicial and
executive. VIII hc restrained ~ moved
or>"n HYDE has also disappeared.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-02
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hired ont by the wool IN sri, co,,o, ,.-,
few word. N regard "a ~. ,.i,hho--
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tN.nty-ou. familie. t,y.n,v az whom A..
related 10 each other. either ~ birth IL
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moved 10 hi, Mace fro,n rrer,on t',n,
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spoken OF a. New Trenton. The fo,Ioui,,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-02

~ KAN - %. bri. -.
The lAis>, details 81 the L., Angelo,
horror GiN" wor>r version Of the riot.
TIE mob L appear wrrr artuAt.i SOLELY
from luminosity Of race and desire for
piuuder. The witnesses before the coron-
r : jury were apparently reluctant To give
their testimony. fearing 10 iinpllca;e two
lri>hmeu. who boosted Of assisting in Kill
ing Chinese. The thinaman Who shot
officer Baldwin has been turned over 10
the authorize, by the Chinese themselves.
3D. y four of the rioters have been arrested
I'm $4,000 10 $4,000 and all the yalu-
ablr- belonging 10 the Chinees were ear
ried of b, the mob. and even those ares
tel we're robbed on the way to jail.
The accident on the Central Pacific Rail
road Yesterday, has not resulted in any
deaths. vet none Of the passengers who
are residents east were injured.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-02
Railroad Route, e..

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shore route. /, must hc higher elevation
by the back route. 80 II Won should .lin
few roI. IN distance. would lo.e IN
everything els. excepting Recommending,
their ncghbor- /; rau.t be- IN indi.put
able fact that the nearer you can run on 4,
sea level the easier the grade, and this i,
a, general rule found nearest the shore.
Now. Mr.. Editor. a word IL YOU please on
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-02

List Of Patents issued to Maine In
yentors for the week ending Oct. -. 1871
aud each bearing that date. Reported for
the Ellsworth american, by Wm. f. Sea-
vey, Solicitor Of Patents, Schwartz Block
West Market Square, Bangor. Me.
No. 10000, E. P. Morgan, Saco, and
ii. Mcmillan, Biddeford, Rowing Frame /;
No. l20, 265, 5. L. Gould, Skowhegan, Papn
Palp Engine; No. I2o.3+, c. r. Stuart,
Winslow Single Harness; No. III. 1859, n.
7. worthlsy, Brunswick, Meat Chopper.
Whole number Of Patents issued for the
week. PA together with 5 Reissues; Ex-
tensions; designs, and II Trademarks.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-02

several prominent Mormons were ar
rested Saturday. for murder. and a warrant
was out for the arrest of Brigham Young
on the same charge. when il was ascer-
tanned that he had fed TO Southern Utah.
Hawkins was sentenced to three years i'm
prisonnent, for polygamy. There is great
excitement and dependency at Salt Lake
city. and Mr., Hooper has gone to wa--..-
ington TO see what can be done for the
Mormons. President Grant has appointed
Nov. Both as a day for National Thanks-
giving, and Gov. Perham adopts that day
for Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-02
A Proclamation.
ny Inr PRESIDENT OF me rNIrrn sIArn

ny THE PRESIDENT OF TIE UNITED STATES.
The process ofthe seasons has again en-
ablci the husiandman Ia garner the fruits
Of successful toll; industry ha, been gen
orally well rewarded; Wv are III peace
with an nations. aud tranquility. With a
few exceptions. prevail, At home. Wiihin
the past wear We have hreu IN the maiu.
ftrc from, TIE ill- whith elsewhere have
affected our kiui II SOM ID u- h4,-
caiainiiie> there should be- aH occasion Ter
sympathy wills the -aii-Fcrx -oi T,sl9Il-
tion on their part % tic MI ~ ihr Most
High and IT Ieioiriu- Ca Use macy Nhn
have been nissu favored. !. therefore rec
uHmend ihAt oa
THURSDAY. THE rUtgutTH pNY az SOY.
NFNr.
TIE people meet iu their rc-pr' Tive Places
81 worship. aud There make tllr usual re-.
knowletI cement "a Aluu -hIy rui ter The
blessings he hH- r"ufrrrtl upon tAciu. for
the mcrcittl exemption from evils and in-
woke Ills protection AMI kudaes, fer th"ir
lrss fortunate brethren Nhom. BIO lii wis-
dom. IL IA. lnvtnci bs.-i a. o'tat.;i,..
~ witness whvrUuf have hernuntn set nv
hand aud caused The seal of tine uiiv.i
States a. ~ aili Ncsl at v a>hiu .tuu. ih.s
thc twcniy-.iehtl 1ay 81 October. Sue
thousand i-ht hundred AMI seven. y-on-.
auh % thc Independence NJ thr luit. A
States. TIE .sih
Signed T. ). GRANT.
By he l'rr- itrrtf
HAMILTON Esn. Secretary u STATE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-02
~ TIE CAUSE AND CURE
OF MPTION.


T. prn es s. Il onsanip''s Is 'efanss neni ofthe
nftrtaR a'i ,,,ilati % ~ a.sniiaiIea nat
'', tlsi. ANA ,hence ia,e o., LID, 9th soay rrr
.'0s with disisu thus irnF rsi having the slightest
vj very A4 4 n have t.u,a npiiaa ~ tie Ianrs n
tnt ~ trfis. snd hold that Nihir impossible ~
sHF et.t u onsunsFt..s puh1ut frst restoring
.'-- iszrsiis ,aA aa'itts 81. iusgfen The yer,
tH7- 'f hf t.s " n EH-r -is stomach snd bowels
ra-a fH T.r-at u..#. #s.t .l#ut, uhe an . sbsxius
rs.s ,4HnH' u*f'rrm tbcir nlnc-
uaie a"E d 4a.. u.-jar. tH, .,rr a. heal
tht t5ta4 far 3. set.... t, sart,, ard best rene
A. = SFs7rk Ns7if sAr q i~ Ih~~r itis the
.tru1Sr5 atf t-tf,.s sH 'te ',al ad nerbsd slime
rtf tNr,.H- .t. FL aH} i,t FL n RS wh"ls sssirn
,syuaalsI h.r. s-i ar.p-. = ~ u new and brsl-
THr s'ufuarr h-.0.', aai .t,yr thu, ersnseI BY
w 't.A AN'' ~ " W. t0ytv Iv'alhs
tr AgPeuss p.F d. tho j-rv.l, zee actsals arr weak
INST vaiHsi. rvwey discovered y Is alkaline
au1 ia a'~ H'tt ufity 81 excess e agd makins The
'fnsh ,"sv' tnA frr~h Is VII ST. permanent ,ons 70
.i gr'A-, .l .,,fa u. III CT grar.,' \. SD q
80 .4. ...-ss.' st,.',s T ~. IN - ~.
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1870. NJ - at'.r" r ' ~ NM
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I'M . 4 '-s-
ih.h H t' Frvs hra'hE ard puEif ~ Frap'rtsss y
,1sneA i'p'r'an Is rst 'tai NJ -trrs and cavities
arr ''s'''t PIP -'7''+' a''i Nt' FNifii - '1teN
ne essrufsi fins ~ hr tlto IN curing UnRsgmptior
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-02

The WhIy says thai more tenement
houses lpr thr people arr demanded in
Bangor. AMI some capitalists viii make
nortaS ~ erecting them. The number of
through passengers from Il. John 10 Ban
gor TIA, averaged iOO on each regular pas
senger trains daring the seven days on
which train, have been running over the
T. q y. \. Railway Four crowded pa
H"uG"r ear, composed the train when it
reached Bangor Mgaday night Abou,
2-4p husiiri, ut potatoe, were brought into
Bangor market Monday, aud sold Al an
average price OF 10 cents per bu.hrt. Pi.-
cataquis county l. sending NOR. l.otaio.-
this year than last, and every down train
over the Is. & L. Railroad brias> large
quantities to Bangor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-02

CHICAGO. Oct. 30. The Legislature has
passed d joint resolution that the Secretary
u state be authorized u prepare a list OF
law books stored ia the basement Of the
state House. preparatory 10 offering them
for sale To lawyers in Chicago.
The Post Office employees in Cincinnati
have contributed literally for the employees
of the Chicago office.
The Tribune this morning make an ap-
peal 70 the generous in behalf Of the suf-
ierer> 10y fires in Wisconsin. Michigan and
Minnesota. Probably fifty thousand per
cons IA Northern Wisconsin and Michigan
alone, have been stripped Of every earthly
possession by these fires.