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The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-12-06
MILLIONS Hear Tessips.y 10 ,hefr
AanLerflxI Aaraiixa H.st.

MILLIONS Rear ressinssy y 10 their
Wonderful Csrativs Rnees.
Vinegar Bitiors arc NOT q vile Fancy
Drink, Made OF Peer Rss, Whiskey,
Proof Spirit. and Rsfsss Lteusr-, doc.
tored, spiced and svestsssd 10 pleass the taste.
called Tonies, " Appetistn," "Rsstorsrs" &c,
that lead the tippler on to drunkenness and ruin,
but are . true MeiieiBs. made from tho Native
Roots and Herbs Of California, free from all
Alcoholic silnslant-. They are the
GREAT BLOOD PURTFIEH and A
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, q perfect
Renovator and Inyisorator Of tho system. e.rry.
ing on all poisonous matter and restoring the blood
10 a healthy condition. No person can take these
Bitters according TO directions and remain long
unwell. provided their bones are not destroyed
by mlners poison or other means, and shc vital
organs wasted beyond the point of repair.
They nrc Gentle PHrsHiivc ns we'll
nsa Tonic, possessing, slLo, the peculiar merit
Of acting as powerful sgen. In relieving Conses
tion or Inflammation Of the Liver, AMI of all tho
visccral Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether
10 young or old married or Inxls, At the dawn Of
womanhooi or at the turn OF LIE, these Tonic Bit
ters have equal.
For nnummatsry and Chronic nheu-
mniism aad Cont, Dyspepsia or In-
IntermiItent Fevers, Diseases Of tho
Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder,
these Bltiers have been most successful such
Diseases arc caused by yitInisd Blood,
which Is generally produced BY arrangement Of
tho Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,
Headache, Pain in the shouderS Coughs, Tight
ness Of tn. Chs,t Dizziness, Sour Eruo,Ations Of
the stomach, Bad Tasts In the Mouth, Bilious
Attacks, PRlpitAtion OF the Heart, Inflammation OF
the Lung. Pain in the cgions Of the Kidneys, and
a hundred other painful symptoms are tho OF
springs of Dy-pepsA
They inyigorate the Stomach and stimulate the
torpid Liver and Bowels, which render thon u
unequAed efficacy in cleansing the blood Of all iul
purities, and inparting new lils and 'izor TO the
whole system
FOR SKIN DIsEABES, Eruptlons, Tetter,
Salt Rheum, Biotches, Spots, Pmplos, Pustulss,
Boils Carbnnoles, Ring Worms, Scsld Head, SoF.
Ryes Rrysipslss i.ch. scurfs Di.cnar.ti0ns Of the
Skin. HumOrs and Dis@n7e4 Of the skin. Of what
ever name OF nature, are literally arg up and car
ried out Of the system In short time by the Of
these Bittsr., One bottle In such oaseI will con-
vince the most incrsdnons Of their cnTsti effect.
Cleanse the vitiatsd Blood whenever you find id
impurities bursting through the skin m Ptmplss,
Bruptions or Sores cleanse it whcn yOu hEd il
ohstroted and sluRgish In the veins; cleanse it
when foal and your feelings win to. sou Shon-
Keep the blood pure and the health Of the - stem
will follow
PIN, TAPH, and other WORMS, urting
IN the syserm ~ 30 many thousands, Are ens ulaly
dsStroy ed and removed.
SOLD by ALI. DRCGGIsTS AND DaALERs
J. wALEER, Proprietor n II. MCDoNALD n
co, DTukgtsts aud Gen. Agents. San Franc 800,
Ca and ~ and o. ConHeree Street, New fers.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-12-06

When it came out that Sir Walter
Scott was bankrupt, Lord Dudley
exclaimed: "Scott ruined. The au-
thor of Waverly ruined. Let every
man to whom he has given months of
delight give sixpence, and he will
rise tomorrow morning richer than
Rothschild."
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-12-06
Z. 3. WINN.
DEALER IN
Leather,
Seddlery,
Harness,

KEEPS constantly on hand full assert
n ment Of everything in his line Of bust
ness. consisting Of Saddles, Brides. Martin
gales, Harness. Bell Cellars, sc. &c,
which Re proposes TO sell as cnesp a. tks
cheapest.
lie will take in payment, at cash prices,
ii dee. Cotton, Corn aud Fodder.
Aug. %, 1871. Iss2m
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-12-06

The Chicago Ersning Post say.
'1f you cannot wheel bricks, and to
beg at the relief headquarters you are
ashamed, steal lot of chimney orna.
Inents, put them in the stove, bake to q
brown and sell them as relics. Il
that won't do get up lecture"
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-12-06

"You never saw such happy lot Of
people as we had yesterday" said a
landlady in Indiana, to Il newly mar,
ried guest; "there were thirteen couples
of them" "Whatl thirteen couples
Just married. "Oh no, no, no, sir;
thirteen couples just divorced"
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-12-06

A Louisville (Ky.) girl, whose bril-
dal dress was white satin and point
lace, and whose train was carried up
the aisle by page, caused the choir
to sing, by her own special request,
during the marriage ceremony;
strip me of the robe of pride,
Clothe me with humility.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-12-06
THE PENNSYLVANIA
CATTLE INSURANCE CO.
Capital and Assets, 100000.

THIS Company is prepared in insure
l. Buildings, Merchandise aud all kind.
Of Property against Fire.
Also, to insure good Horses and Cattle
against death or theft.
The holders of Loan Certificates or Loan
Policies in this Company in Arkansas, can
borrow the surplus capital that may be on
hand in this State, at six per cent. interest
per snnum.
J. L. BORDEN,
General Agent for Arkansas.
Ofiice-Wsshington, Ark.
n. B.-Good reliable agents wanted in
every county in the State,
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-12-06
IL. r.. II.
Radway'a Ready Relief.

Cures the rora pains in from one to i,seafl
| Minutes.
NOT ONE HOUR
After reading this sdyertA(ment need any
Reiiefi, a cure for erery Pain. 1t was the
first and is The Only Pain Remedy that in
stantly stops the most excruciating pains,
allays Inhamaiions, and cures Congestions,
whether Of the Lungs, Stomach, Bowels. or
other glands or organs, by one application,
IN from One 10 Tnenfy Minutes, no matter
how violent or excruciating the pain the
Rhermatic, Bed.ridden, Infrm. Crippled,
Nervous. Neuralgia. or ppostrated with dis
ease may suffer, R@dioass Ready Reii,f will
afford instant ease. In1smrtion of the Kid
neys, Iu1amstion of the Bladder, Iniama-
sion of the Bowels, Congestion of the Lungs,
Sore Throat. Difficult Breathing, Palpitation
of the Heart, Mysteries, Group, Diphihera
Catarrh, Influenza, Headache, Toothache,
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Cold Chills, Ague
Chils The application Of the Ready Reiief
to the part or parts where the yain or diff
Guilty exists will afford ease and comfort
Twenty drops in half lumber of water
will in few moments cure cramps, spasms.
sour stomach, heartburn, sick headache. d.
arrhea. dysentery, collie. wind in The bowels.
and all internal pains. Travellers shonld al
ways carry a bottle of Radray's Ready Re-
lief with them. A few drops in water will
sickness or pains from change of
water. II Is better than French Brandy or
Bitters as a stimulant
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-12-06
Fever and AgUe.

Fever and Ague cured for fifty cents
There is not remedial agent in this world
that will cure Fever and Ague, and all other
Malsrious Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow
and other Fevers (aided by Radnay's PWs)
so quick as RadIony', Ready Relief. Fifty
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-12-06

The bar of Kentucky have united
ina general movement to procure a
revision Of the statutes and code Of
practice, especially with a view to
eliminate the old negro laws.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-12-06
ALL RIGHT AGAIN!

HAVE repaired my Steam Mill. and am
4 now prepared to gfind WHEAT and
CORN every FRIDAY and SATURDAY,.
or at any other time when there il as much
AS Tiosnty6re BHsAcis OF grain in the mill
Thankful Tor the liberal patronage extended
to me IN times past, hope by strict atten.
lion TO business and fair dealing, to merit a
continuance Of the same.
JOHN JUSrUS.
Washington, July II, 1874. IO;g
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-12-06

Lieut.. Governor Oscar j. Dunn,
lcolored) of Louisiana, is dead.
Ellsworth American., 1871-11-09

withdrew his plea Of mot guilty." and
pleaded guilty Of trespass.
Spofford. wiswell.
state Samuel X. Hollis and VIM. W.
Brooks. Indictment charging Defts. with
burglary ofthe store of :. & II. A. Dutton
In Ellsworth. on the night OF March 3.
last. The principal testimony on part Of
the government. was that II one John
HofYer. an alleged acconplioe. The de
fonce was general denial. supported by
evidence OF an abb on the part of each
Den. Verdict mot guilty. a to both
Dcfts.
spoflonl Hale x Emery.
Court adjourned Thursday, Nov. =.
~ the beginning of the term the number
of actions on the old Docket wsg552. The
number disposed Of during the term was
80. The number Of new entries was l3l
The number of new entries disposed of was
32. The whole Docket has been diminished
leo. ar about ~ per cent. Court was IN
session II days. being the longest term
since April ls,s. when Judge Cutting held
a term of ~ days.
In the action Adam Morse v 4. Il. Spurl-
ing brought to recover damages for al
legged illtreatment while the Pih was In
Jail A. al poor debtor. The Pin Morse. he
came non-suit At the October term Of the
Court. just closed.
Ellsworth American., 1871-11-09

lyNt>rn>. NJ. Nov. g.
About bali pa, Il o'clurA tia. Aa-r.
noon. several persons uni.rcd tao ,aung
ladies sitting "u fh, r,,,A- " tA, ku54fl4
shore 1T The fail. 81 fh- knlr,,-agsiu
fiNcT a' th.t place. and th~ir strange rnf-
duo; attracted considerable attention. nan
an hour later. tii.t were nh-yr,r va - a...A
{" the verge II Wet Fitch. ia. deepest
cha-m of The fAll- iut.r.ock arm, and
Jump into ihe swim current whjrl Instant,
h"r" th"m dpWn ID" steep der,l,iiy with
the rapi'hiy ct lirAtuiu. auj h.I ihru4
from sight.
\ nu'nt' "f g,,oplr w,ut immediately
3" the -p" ''.tn which ;hry h1i l-at,rd
and found IS tii" straw hat nfh pink
velvet lining. 4 second hat. tufban shape.
mad" of blue lanncl trimmed wiki hiatA.
a -o!i-mlN"'i waterproof. d -A.r; oYcr.Airt
"i ouar-" alpaca. half of a light ..ul.rcd
wooden -hANl, ani square shawl. black
aiiii white plaid. Two trn cent b!lls Wrr,
pinned io the ribbon 81 the bluc hat There
Ma no writing of any Kind. len with the
"lothing. aud here wa- apparently no clue
&" tn" idcutiiy 81 the suicides. but the gar
mcui, were aitcrw trl> seen by a number
of pcr-ou- who declare them {" b.. those OF
All Brown uf Bucknrli and Anna Wood
OF Hartford, who haze been al work here.
Il J. not Vet certainly known why thcy
destroyed Themselves. though a thousand
r1mor> are aioat here. The bu,lic- have
not been recovered aud are probably IN the
powerful unlcrtoW under West Pitch
many feet below the surface.
Ellsworth American., 1871-11-09
A Great Disaster.
THt WHOLE AETfc WHALING rIrsT
CRUSHED.

THr WHOLE ATTIC WHALING rIr,r
CRUSHED.
The steamship Moses Taylor has arrived
st san Francisco from Honolulu and Aus
tralia. She reports having boarded IN.
water-loggcd brig Sbelchoff from san Fran
cisco Ia Callao. and found all dead except
the captain.
She also reports terrible disaster in the
Artic whaling feet, which was caught In
the ice. Thirty-th vessels were crush
ed or abandoned. The captains of The
whalers Arctic. Cav ybead Minerva. Eliza
swim. Reindeer. Eugenia and Pacia had ar
rived 1T Honolulu aud furnished thr follow
iu2 details: The vessels commenced ar
riving says Capt. Thadeus. on the fir.i of
May. On the irs; Of June the ire opened
and LET the fleet up within sight of Cane
Navarina. The fleet working northu arI,
found some whales. and eros sing the Gulf
Of Anadia. la the Behring Sea. morr and
plenty but experienced much trouble from
lee and when the flee; arrived at an. Eeh-
mug and Flour Bsy. whales had passed
through into the Arctic Ocean Nhith.r th.
ncet followed. meeting with fair success
till about >cIi. 1t. hen ire Hoe AMI
berg. to = great extent commenced driff-
ing and by the lo;h of Sep; number of
vessels had h,"n sunk and the bulk of IN,
remainder were ashore sept. ~ th, hri,,
Comet sunA and on the .th the Roman wa.
drif"d bodily "ut To- sea hy two fo.-> and
crushed III" an ssg-~h-U Tn. crew mr.
r"~lN escaped. The fl"rida aud Victoria
ut san Francisco Wcrr ai-o er1l.h.~l sent
lith. the captains 81 III. fi-ei hsmm.d IA
between Point Bc.ihcr and " alrwrl.h, In
let. hold a meeting and r..nl, 81 20 al,an.lo,,
the vessels Ia "r'iet Ia >Ay" the liyc. at the
crews. which was done and lbp sailor.
took refuge nn board the remainder Of the
lev which hal been fortunate .noush to
>'Al~ ui>idc bcfore the Ice had cIo..,l iu
The vessels abandoned ar, ,he ,ouror,Iia
6ayhead, George Wells Mas.achu>.ti- j
H. Thompson Contest. q. Morgan. Cham
Pion. Henry Tabor. +. swim. 4. Cocker.
Navy, Reindeer. Fanny. George lloHlaul.
facia, Euccnia. Raboola. l.. Dickinson.
Florida. Minerva, William Roach. Mary
Rowan and Comet. The ice drove from
the northwest forcing the fleet on the mud
banks in the ice grounding in fourteen f-ct
of water
II i supposed that the whole number
lost will reach 20. The vessel. Known rs
i'' -aic wi.h the oil secured are a. follows:
Arctic with $50 barrels. Pru:rc.- 150.
I hance, - -pcrm aud 80 whale; Wcb.f.r
sA' lag"da. s25 Europa 3gp M.,i,. 80
whale and 10 .pcrin.
Ali the abandoned vessels. It 5. believed.
Viii bc a total los. thcrc being lt.le
ctianc" Of recovering even the car..... iu
IN" >pFinS. The captain of the Florida dr.
rt'ci here 10y the Moses lavlor. The new,
cF"9icd IN" greatest excitement a; liounlrs-
"a and San Francisco. Nearly All the "iii-
c"r, and many ~ the men came - San
} francisco on m" steamer The bark Come,
VIII bring " hat she can auI To. Consul A.
Honolulu i- negotiating for u N,.--ol t"t tax.
The re-i Of the party
No deaths are reported ia thu fleet Tl,
los !, estimated At half million cNclu-
sive of carguc~
Ellsworth American., 1871-11-09
Political News.

The Belgium government has forwarded
$50 .Us 10 III" Belgium settler. in Wi.rpn-
>in suffering from the iir-. II ha, also
opened subscription.
III" German Parliament has passed the
war funds b.ll>. " hich. A. Bismarck .aid la
the debate. will leave th- Emperor free 10
act any moment "n the defensive or offrn-
siyc.
lh- Instructions of the President 10 the
executive authorities in Utah were. to the
effect that there would he a firm vet ilid-
cious enforcement of the laws aud TAO COM
promise with criminals.
New York city i greatly excited over
III" election which takes place Tuesday
Ample preparations are mad. bv the mill
tary TO aid the police in case OF an out
break.
Acting Governor Connolly Of Ca. sent n,
ms nrst message on Saturday, lie advo-
Gates free education. but opposes mixed
schools and desires that the obi cations of
the state shall be- faithfully met
The Democrats and Butler meu-whte
and colored-iu Ward Six Boston have
agreed on a representative ticket carving
the names of two Republicans and one
Democrat. One OF the cantiidate- l. 4
colored man.
SenHior Sherman SAYS that he has al
least three-iourths Of the republican mem
bcr> OF the Ohio Legislature In hi, favor.
The other fourth j. divided between Gar
field. Secretary Delano. Gen. Cox. and
Representative Perry, of Cincinnati
II j. said in official circles that the Prcsi.
dent has no Present intention OF suspend
Ing the writ of habeas corpus ia any
Southern State other than South Carolina,
unless a condition OF things shah occur
similar 10 that where il had been proclaim
ed.
Ellsworth American., 1871-11-09
The Route TO the North Pole.
,irN>,,N

telegram dated Oct. 81, ISL. which
announces the return OF Capt. weyprecht
and Layer. of the Austrian army, states
that IN September An open sea Wa. found
from ~ degrees To "a degrees east OF G. reei,-
wich 10 the norhward OF IS degree. north
latitude. The northermost point reached
was ~ degrees north OH meridian, l. de-
grees east. Here was found the most
favorable state Of ice. towards the North
Pole with possible connection with the
open sea north Of Siberia towards the east.
This appears 10 be the most favorable upute
towards the \arth Pole
DR. Peterman remarks in the last part OF
the telegram Il cannot understand but
have reasons to assume that Coorl land
which was discovered last year by Count
Zeil and Theodore Won Hengir. extends
southward 10 IS degrees II minutes north. ."
The expedition was made in small sail
ing vessels and at the expense of the
officers
Ellsworth American., 1871-11-09
Religious.

MR- Editor II think the people. In Tr.-
mont are very fortunate Ia securing the
service, of Rev. NJ. Plummer Mr.. Plum.
ner has sPcit several year, ia Sommer,c ct
County. and was settled over the Cnngfe-
gai'"nali,t church ia Athens. The peopl.
much regretted. that he felt II to be hi. duty
1" leave them. after having >ct under hi
ministry 80 many YEAR. Mr.. l.. J. 4 line.
christian gentleman. OF more than or,iin-
AIRY scholarly atiaiumeris, and very social
ia hi, Intercourse with the people II he.
and la, e>timable lady are a. highly e.
tecmcd IN fremont. a. they were in Athens
h. ~ Ill not oniy be well sustained by The.
people. but will rcLnaln' the p-lstor of that
people for quite a term OF ycar, >olumcr-
-et county has sustained a loss ia the re-
moNal Of Mr.. Plumnier. aud tn. wish j
often expressed that lIe NAV ere long. re-
turn Ia the people Al hi former cnarge
know him we'll. and shall be greatly
disappointed ii he doe, not make hosts OF
friend, on the Island.
ours truly. NrN>ox.
My lfh 1871
Ellsworth American., 1871-11-09

CAsrrNE.-A short time ago DIR. Joseph
l.. Stevens Of Castine. now in his eighty
second year. amputated the thigh of a
/ patient sixty-siy years old. for obstinate
/ and extensive liberation Of foot and leg of
I tnrty years duration. On the second dav
after the operation the patient sat up In
| hrd and shaved himself, holding the glass
IN one hand and using the razor with the
other; and before the end of week was
able Ia get out Of bed, without assistance.
each morning TO have his bedding arranged.
Considering the age Of the patent and sur
gc"n and the duration OF the disease. the
success ot the case deserves record
oRpNATIoN.- The ordination Of Rev
David \. Utter. rs pastor OF the Unitarian
Church ~ this city, took place On Tuesday
evening, IN presence OF an assenbiayc
that iillcd the house Afier the ntroduc-
tory PRAYER. elections from the Scriptures
were read by Rev Nj. Sayarv of Ell
worth. The ordination hymn was then
snng-an original one. written for the occa-
sion by Mis- Rebccca :. Palfr.v. The
sermon vas by Rev. Charles e. AmeS. OF
California, and was one of rare bcantv and
power. or'saining PRAYER, by Rev Dr.
Palfrey, followed The charge was by
Rev. Dr. sheldon. of Waicrvlile Right
hand of fellowship by Rev. Mr.. knapp Of
Bangor. Address To the People by Rev.
Mr. >aNary. Concluding Prayer hv Rev.
Nr. Ame>, The closing hynn also an
original production by Miss ralfrcv. was
then sung and the exercises closed with A
bcnc,iIciou hy the Pastor AZ the con
clusion of thr eNcrci,e> a reception was
held al tn" residence of Dr PaIfr.v. which
wa, largely attended by the members Of
the society -[ Belfast Journal.
Tho Adreeafs .ays Deputy Marshal
sterling arrived ~ Portland saturday.
having in charge o'Ncii " Robinson. M,
alleged forger. II seems that Robinson
'ett here rhe saturday before the Monday
on which complaint wa made against him.
and went direct Ia New York. where he
took passage on The schooner Naonti. Cant.
smith bound f"r Havana Deputy Sterling
with rcqui,itiom on the Governor of Flor
~ Started ~ pursuit on the ith ofOctobcr
ani travelled BY rail- ~ Tallaha>>c. Florida.
whrr" he obtained III" u"cr-.ar, pap.r.
and trlr-rarh"d tn the authorities af Kew
Wr~t ~ arrnst Robinson on hi. arrival
He then took Steamer and proceeded Ia
hey Wet. Whrn ne arrived the schooner
wIih Robinson ~ board had not got Into
port. II" secured the services of an officer
and thr next day. ott. 2fth. At noon. the
Nl"nit Was -isnallrl and boarded ~ tn
oil -ors Ia company with the port >urg-on.
R"hsn.on WI. arrested and brought on
shore.
Ellsworth American., 1871-11-09

The Truth ABOUT THE SOUTH CARO-
LIMA kU-kLUX.-A Washington dispatch
says that Attorney-General Akerman who
Is just from lorkville. 5. c.. reports that
the accounts OF the stampede of citizens
from the counties in which the kabeas cor
pas Is suspended have been greatly ex-
aggerated. and that instead of five hundred
persons having left York county since the
Presidents proclamation OF the 18th. prob
ably less than one-half that number have
gone. Many Of the absentees took their
departure before either proclamation was
issued or any arrests by the aid Of the mil
hary power were attempted. fleeing from a
mere sense Of their own guilt and lack OF
courage to meet the consequence of their
actions. The effect Of the Presidents proc
lamafion, followed As they have been bv
the prompt and vigorous movements Of
both military and civil officers. has been To
completely put an end to the Ku-klux reign
of terror In the disturbed districts and re.
store safety to life and property. In York
and Spartanburg counties about one hum
dred arrests have been made up to Friday
night the prisoners being In the custody Of
the evil authorities. One entire klan sur
rendered voluntarily, alleging that they
mad been compelled 70 take up the Organi-
zation for self-protection. Most of those
who are now In custody are poor whites
who abuse their leaders soundiy for having
led them into trouble and then deserting
tnem In the face Of arrest and punishment.
The evidence will be produced on the trials
soon to begin 1t Columbia will be interest
ing and also conducive of the guilt Of many
OF the indicted parties. Mr.. Akermsn.
during his stay In South Carolina, received
assurances ffom many prominent citizens
opposed TO the administration, Of their
great satisfaction at the work which II il
In that State.
Ellsworth American., 1871-11-09
General News.
From New York,

lIuu NtW IoIhs
INV YORK. Nov. :.
TIiE WEATHER.
Weather clear and cold. wind north
west.
SECRETARY tI>H No gEsIGNTR.
Secretary Fish states that he has no in
tengion ~ fr~isiing ut least not until alter
all matters pertaining to the Treaty of
Washington are finally arranged.
EErr,rERs
Positive verification Of crowds Of re-
pcaterS who are 20 operate TODAY. were
brought ia. and several warrants issued
for the arrest oi the vVter> Implicated.
PREPARING ToR rIEcTIo~
Great excitement prevailed MONDAY and
Tuesday night at the headquarters OF the
committee on elections pf the COMMITTEE, of
seventy. Many thousand ballot. we're
distributed to the various assembly dis
tricfs.
ELECTION kERINt..
Counterfeit reform tickets. po,ters and
other documents were brought Ia. and
measures taken 10 destroy their effect
INDIAN TgoUBLE>.
Ex-1ov. Mccormick or Arizona. in An
ibNttNtN tttAftNt 10 iitilAn aNltT-. reports
that the Indians there continue Ia b.
trcacherons, aud so long a. they ar. fed
ON reservations they will continue to h.. a
source Of great trouble liz advocates
the presence of good force of troops ho
will be- ready for an aggressive movement.
and for the prompt punishment "f iufra.,-
tor of the Laws, ~ The oulS means ~ e
curing peace with them.
s.I AHnt,<~ aV mn lsnII>
'harl-s ot' ouuur givc- au opinion that
the Law allow each candidate for Office to
dc>ignai. one citizen to attend At ih. polls.
anl such persons mu-t p" protected ~ the
police.
NrrtNrr To HtRN, WOODS.
An attempt IT, sci til" wool. in West
hester county. \ y. on iirr. MoG,lay.
Wa partially ,ncrc->ini. hui tho people
turned ouf and >lcc,.,~l,-l Ia ,ub,Iuinr ih.
ham"~- Twenty acre. were burned over.
"tNHItNG nN ItF yorI
i'a'H fiy thousand dollar. la pools on
thu election we're snl'i MONDAY night -
The Republican >tsic ticket -oid ahead.
but on the "iiy Ticket. IAinmany va ih,
hr"rt'". hu' a. lower pfIcr. than hrr,-;n-
fore
Ellsworth American., 1871-11-09

On "Wednesday the new signal. notify
ing the approach OF a storm. was hoisted
over the government weather station in
Portland. in obedience TO orders from
Washington. The signal is a red pennant
by day and red lantern by night II is
intended that on the approach Of storm
with wind at velocity Of Is miles per hour
and upwards. the sighal is to be displayed,
ana remain up eight hours unless change
takes place for the better In the meantime.
The value of the storm signal will be ap-
preciated BY the public, as il perfects the
system.