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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-27

. ia Eaa vot i5da sils quit, sss lsS
s., no e. s fG , .,, er JoSaa So has Ssau On
sA., 60 S.,0f .a 800 ts Rio ier Fran al I'.S' s'''
rrii Sr AND r,T rvs n;ir m,,se, vas , gSIy
81 fo4 tie loser aaf fr'en 90 tn. Vu,ts5 the low
brala This fc.ss . P,.r,s inplo,ol under bet
- icoi gem .r.rS Later in tie week, stptlos
s1 were @ sH '{ In T} 'ss iHSsrios
uftye a hr .'Ia'et Vie, ", AVE steadily
tInI ltTq. IS arout % tsO bbls whci i. nsnt
foi,,uenHg e. .'.'' , ros.sn ton q Flour is much
+ Of M var own, manly w 20 had oniy lTiiei Do
Es,SS1' S,' geo cd & pr sub Aasrcn y and o se
Pe InJt Yucc, d.. re eo',ei' & fic srrTy OF Com
os ws,e wb des ed 'bs5 have si o 'bo n s1G
Equ. At sda ing E q, ,Sr- Of b. weeE % O58 bob
sg.lrst i42,g bl. s'ilitg W. ~ M re low
s'1a va, 9' I .-.si al ~. higher for sHiy Extras
sis,,,e - l soA- mod w "1.-f "oaa Flour 'I 00o'-eA P'
F,; !; nj i7efs 81 oo Ind N Sup IS sodss rs
......... s sss O 20 , saa P,aSp Ok ga 7o
90 g.. Ma *, " wl ssl' f ssii: -'D "
sss shlS0- ~, "a q OHIO nd and Mica asa 90
.is5 be-. a ,t sa q +, poas IN 90 @
0, 6, o1I V,.7log g, G,ree Elra brand. 90
soo.a,% Co.. b @ s, 5 6ot o' We s qa a:' VIC
B' 49, S Ss IN, ,-rs.- sI.., aal Fsuily,. O5d 10 G5
Peters g. .trr..'..s'.''' I!9 80
R.oaiuca' ,o-lur DE ''''''''.'-''''' ,S9
s;ces, e.-e..-s u.s. r., al LINN. oo0 20
RE Fur is s;,ly m-, in part for export sales 80
= sSsrp IS 60 e. sat, an puu... IS ease 90
Buck.ht Floor s .-. g- a. - ' - u Tor STATE ana
com Msli j. .a 40 ' sss no esl v, q39t' =,
Tn 2sai Ms'.su. 54.q 20 e. zeal, BrNe' pc go "
BE Ts,i-H, cso =. TO- r,, Fire wife O. 7'ssl
y eow 81 a- SIS ge 81 soGsl IS. Coo Meal 81 3lG
r. san .r
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THE MARKETS.


Ih'u" VIZ sluRpAI Feb - iasl
49,, s... a.. r,c.r'sin the feeling generally
COTTON ~ eu" " \, den.si Tor delivery sales last
,S 6 sei 1r F1u. o. ~ ~ a., a. "t 11, h, n, NV a.
h..s IN Iar tai today ~ hai,s io All
W gioo ~ - m Ms7 a. ic 0 bales r MAY - - 49,. vi
= tie 20 bales FOR July NJ l9tc inc o
80 20 t .guug IT,, t evening" SD bales Tor eip0r' A''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-27

Pgu,prtyffa F-i. 2f-f.t1l ttI tl.lf 30 A.. i'i
o. - q. + U r-c ...l. g I'D I0.I sea- tt'i 't.e
srtrs FaaiIy rG ,Ju a. 5Ji oasf Craze lD 49,
- s.SI. A. .yas4 % W. - - as SS~---a
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Diuioerlo Notices.
OFFICE or TIIE hallway coapAsr
b NASSAU5T.

ksv.Ipas.P .a. 2. tn
The INTEREST and COUPONS do Nac J. III 10 as FlRhP
MORTGAGE GOLD BOSDS Of the MJSrcLAiR RAILWAY CON-.
PASY will te paid At The 0n OF LEONARD SHELDON FOSTER.
No. wss upn sntaoa ani aist ha' da'e i'e Of Gov
erumeat aI. IL lt Ip", Itt'uteL
rIlHE INTEREST duo 1st of March ON the
FIRST MORTGAGE BOND 81 tie SkiAA NJ -ni D. u. X,
isd.zss 81 Asiami wi. BE- Ia u pFr11la,n 2 e
car u. e Ban lux House o. HENRY ttfa Coo - H -
Union PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
u The COUPONS due hrh 1871 90 t" iNt0NS Bp1D, d
thu COMPANY ruii hr Ofr Nn ~ sears hrll 15s D''u
Anil al ths Binliug House IT Morton g CO. N~'-f 1t
John VI. y WILLIAMS Ilrls.r'r
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financial.
DFDEyJPTION Of CIVIL BONDS of 1860.

III STATE CALIFORNIA. THEAsuRT DsPAaTNENr}
SACRAnRSTO February ], l'.l. y
Ills DAY in tie State Treasury nc sam OF
collars which under provisions Of n
,ct Of The Ir of state entitled an Act Tor
"a NJ equitable claims against The STATE u Cso sd 70
fuudel approved apr w. Lou
al an for inc rm Civil BOuds Of said state Issued u1cT the
provisions VI Aaiir act, notice is her,hy Given thst
SEALED PROPOSALS .
for surrender tld Bonds vii be received a. tis Department of
the amount above syeei6oi. Until tie 49,
" IJrH DAY or APRIL. q. D., 1871,
2 N o'clock m --, A.
No bid entertained at more Than par 'sge ana
rarb:ee ACCOMPANY each pIOPos "" mus o. AloA1 S
p5o,o.al y be Surrender CT Civil Lonls ol IoS , , 81,
sad Bouis redeemed 40 int PAID n gol DC p t -
a. Ii SIT = ,l uat suelieTc within ten days al lie ae
ce.tsnce o. tie proposal Tor taar 10 euPi on g., r
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fe!p Uartcn.
Go p1hom # man Concern

GOVERNMENT PENSIONS, CLAIMS, and
" has nc ccte v 90 Departments poup-y Atenlel -
by jos C. q. KENNEDY 1 sos, Washington, ~ g
"GOUTH AFRICAN DIAMOND MINES"
- Tr ne- agree to 90 above regions ani remain Ola
sharing rrus alike With firsing 500 e1cl - oa So
further particulars address i. o. Boz ji2j ticlAit oh'
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j1rirtlre.

WIN. EVERDEILs SONS, tO4 Fulton-st.---
w LITHoGRPHiC. STEAM JOB fRlhihE1 AL LAo"b
MANuFACTi RERS.
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Gialionerp. Sc.

CIOTE&JANES, STATIONERS, PRINTERS,
> AL BLANKBOOk MANUFACfUksts NO - fm''A-'~
al ASK.BoORs nsd. to sny pattern Orleu solicited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-27

SoUIh SIDE hAiLHoAD u ro-'o l',.,-'
EATI. AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Cm1renr u EDAY October H. 1870 from Roosevelt AMI Tals
sts ferrcA
c. a z. Mail fjr paichoTIs
10 4. m Accommodation TO BabllO ~.
80 N EIpress for Patoose va stage TO Bepot and ff
Place.
.3op H. .p Accommodations. Sataria' through Pa'elosaa
5;D =. m, Babylon Accommodation.
60 n. m. Aerrok Accommodation
an $3.50 a1l $50 traus connect az Naul
Stream for boekaway.
The $3.50 and 10 a. ~ AMI 400 p trains connect at V'e
Stream Tor Hemfstsad - -. ~. . .,.-t.-,
~@~,rss, - - 49,.
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iFor P'ornont and SyacS O

7 ,oNG I s 4 p R AHRR Q2aRMrsr.
o. ACsDAY OCT "a 1870, Trains viii leave lAIaeIslp
follows:
$50 a m Gsupot ard Sag IIarbor
l. M Neus4TOt TIA
na5or aud kSerhd Express runs hrc - " dr>n
ro.to on atur nights
800 r. "a. 6orthyoh B1pTss -.
HempFeed WAY Train rms to l,p on ss'rsay ugho
G0 D Eorihpor, Way Train.
All us .osuec. At branch Hempsesd Sunday for Ro'yn
Gen Cove Iners. Waller Ecksyle uniugtoa AMI Fort port leave
nuas gairt n q. m amid ) ID BARTON. oLpi
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-15

CANCER SPECIrIC.-A pamphlet has
been published by the Department Of
State giving some information in regard
to the new medical remedy, Quadrangle,
tree which is found chiefly in the south
Of Ecuador. How its peculiar virtues
we're discovered our Minister. n. Ramsey
Wing. thus states:
The ignorant wife of an Indian labcrer.
who had for some time suffered from an
internal cancer, concluded finally To al
minister eternal relief to him by the simple
process Of mixing poison in his food.
The woman. IL would seem. wished really
to save her husband from his agony. feel
ing that his cure was impossible, and de-
iermined to administer "A detection of the
leaves of the eundurango. which are said
to be an active poison. Not finding the
leaves al hand. she administered decoc-
ton of the wood itself. TO her surprise
the man at once began To rally. and rs her
first attempt had failed she continued to
dose him with the lotion from day to day
in increasing quantities. As a result the
man entirely recovered. and the matter be-
coming public. further tests have establish
cd the powers Of the wood a. remedial
agency.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-15

The devil and rum are abroad, and
al0sse daily these Siamese twins are about
their business, aaking ed havoc with the
peace asd good order Of society, and the
fAir peopsEs3sas Of so0s citizen, or cisi-
sens. So0seimes e does seem ~ II the
osd fellow IVES loose In very deed. and his
chain parted % that bis path lies In unob-
structed channels, and no Que feels in-
cllned to put check OF . hook In his nose.
Last Sunday these bad fellows. rum and
the devil" got possession Of . young fel-
low, and he cut up all manner Of shines
under their influence, breaking IN innocent
young mans leg BY throwing him out Of .
saw mill. aud then shutting down the mill
and defying the crew.
Monday night 1t eleven o'clock there Was
IN OUtcry on High Street. aud . bloody
sfacas between two young men, who should
hang their heads in very shame for their
misdeeds Al the corner Of Main and
High Streets. the broken fragments Of .
glass tumbler, and the deep red stains Of
husaan blood. reveal tAe fsroci,y Of the
ftscss. What the next scene will be re-
mains to be seen. Wetrust however these
two instances viii suffice for the "leasy
noah Of june" n We have any more
ciei3eas 90 full Of fight shst thsy cannot
keep peace, they lad better enlist In the
army, where sighting Is sanctioned BY law,
and he details REQUESTED BY established
rules Of warfare. This disturbing peace
sble nsighboshosds 1t unreasonable hours
(unsciensi1cally,) b not cseditable busi-
neso n ALL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-15

We are spending considerable money
and much legislative breath in procuring
settlers from Sweden TO populate Aroes-
took County. While We are exercised ov-
er this doubtful experiment. using the It.
inerani. financial. and other fine abilities
Of Commissioner Thomas to bring TO our
shores . few hundred Swedes. We are los
ing ten times the number Of native born
Nantes BY our careless Indifference. and
want Of forethoush,. II the natives Of
sweden are better citizens than our own
sons and daughters, then We may gain
something. but while this point is very
doubtful. ought no, the state to try its
hand ut some new departure" tina, will
keep at home our own population.
II the state will insugurzte . railroad
policy aud put it, broad shoulders in the
line OF assisting certain leading roads that
viii develop business. keep our citizens at
home, open up territory nov unsettled. in
crease populstioa aud taxable property.
where il the harm any more than spending
TO bring over the Swetie..
IL the state would act upon the >ugges-
ton OF Governor Chambe rlain assist ia
building = road FROM the Pcnobsco, river
to Calais. aud from tn. European aud ~
A. Road into the heart of the Arvostook Co. /,
ten times A. many citizens ~ Maine will
be kept II home. a. Ne shall introduce BY
the other state policy Of spending money
and giving away lands.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-15

There is An old and an odd supersti-
ton against marrying in May.
The Portland Advertiser saws that
the Wig thinks II would be flying in the
face Of Providence to build a railroad i'm
Eastern Maine which did't end in Bangor"
There are more people in the West
seeking employment than there are in the
East. and great many Eastern people
are returning to their native hills. So il is
said.
Capt Halls vessel which Is to carry
him into the open Polar Sea Qt Is to be
hoped,) Is named the Polaris. It is ex.
pected to sail in August and winter In 81
deg. North Latitude. and pursue the
voyage in the Spring.
The debt Of the nation At the close of
the war 10 1865 was e7,755, 0OO. 900. The
annual taxation was e3ll 600 600, to paw
interest on the public debt. current ex-
penses Of carrying on the government,
and to pay the principal Of the debt. The
deht Il this time, il q. 80 ,O00. 900, the in
terest account Is reduced from el5l .ssa..
90 to ell7. 7S0, 900, per annum. The an
nnal taxation under the Internal revenue
syseso has beenredueed from ssh 600 0o)
- lees-s . abous elS4 900 900 per AMMAN
IN lo7Nl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-15
General News.


"Oo&n8AAAs Aose.s Souc "A.
A sweeping tornado passed through the
towns Of Paxton, Holden and weR Boyl.
sfoa Ills alssrnooa, q half past four
O'Clock, ds0oliahing every building In its
track and tearing up trees BY the rooes.
The Arst account Of 4 received here was
Of IL appearance in the town Of Paxton
where Il demolished the barn Of L. y.
PAFkhurst, and blew O6 one gable Of his
house. From there IL went In . southeast
erly directien. and blew down the building
u Mr.. Rigeaosw. On the old town farm.
From thsre II went through the woods
sweeping all before Il, and striking the
house And barn Of Lewis Martin, In Holden.
entseN desnOliehink them both. The viii
lHke Of Holden was next 10 It's destructive
march; and here i've barns. four houses
and enc carpenters shop were blown down
and three persons were injured. one man
who was In the carpenters shop, Charles
Burnett. quite seriously. A strip Of .
heavy stone wall some 70 rods In length
was completely blown over, and large
trees WAS blown thirty rods, with upwards
Of ton Of earth upon their roots. The
tornado took but moment for It's work.
aud WAS accompanied BY thunder. light
ming and rain. The last heard Of IL BY
any une here was near Oakdslc. where
trees were blown down.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-15
SECRETARY Seward IN Egypt

SecrstAry Seward and party arrived At
Suez by steamer from Bombay. MAY 9Th,
and proceeded on = special train to Cairo,
where they became guests Of the khedive.
Mr.. Seward Was presented to the khedive
on the day after his arrival, and WAS re-
ceived with royal honors, the Viccroy re-
turning the visit in person. The Secretary
and party were TO take three weeks trip
to the ruins Of Thebes and other points Of
interest up the Nile. in special trains and .
private yacht. furnished by the khedve.
after which they will visit Alexandria, pro-
ceeding BY way of Jerusalem to Consfan-
tinople. The Sultan has issued . frman
10 the Pachas TO receive Mr.. Seward Is a
~ -as;~,
guest OF lie L.. .s,.1, a-.s..t. -. -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-15

THE PARIS WAY.-One little incident Of
the destruction OF the Column In the
Place Nendome may be mentioned a.
chsrmingly illustrative OF the reasonable
patience Of the Partisan mob The col
uma At nrst stood firm the windlass broke
d. Abadie. who superintendent the work,
demsnded two hours in which to repair
the tackle. whereupon there was great
popular Interpretation; N. Abadie was
charged with treacher"u. completely with
the Versailles Government. and there wa.
loud demand that he should be guillot-
med; Fortunately. for the poor mans
head. at the next stretch of the cable. the
column came down. But could there be
anything more Frenchy than the saga
cious suspicion that. because VI. Abadi.'s
windlass was too weak for the work he
must OF necessity have been plotting with
N. Theirs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-15

Our dispatches announced that the va
csncy in the first Senatorial district Of
New Hampshire, was dlled Saturday. BY
the choice of Daniel Marcy. democratic
The convention then proceeded to filf the
vacancy in the 10Th district. Athena Hall
and Alvsh Smith, both Republicans. being
the constituted candidates, though the lat
ter had less than . score Of votes but the
Democrats. by some agreement. supported
him. and he was elected. The couyen-
ton then elected Weston. Democrat, Gov
ernor, bya vote Of l67. to l5e for Pixie
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-15
TIIFD s W0syItA! .
y / NIL,
". Il. ROBINSON
orIrE OF FoRECLosr

Whereas George " Foster. Of Amh~rst
County 81 Hancock aud stair Of Main.
NortS axe decd dated August 18th, A. -. I,..l
recorded in Hancock Record Vol ~ r..-.
conveyed 90 VIM N Rankin 81 SAIL a..
a certain parcel OF land TO ~ Al t... .
title MI interest he has. In aud To /, certain
parcel OF land It being part u Dot ~,
Township No. -, or Amherst. bounded a. IN 4.
VIZ Commencing Al the North Ea.t rof.
being the south East corner Of Dot 1v.-
south sixty roa- 10 4 corner. thence >..tt
about stNiy-four rods to the county roAt .
ktstrriy Sky tour rods on the county r.t,
corner, thence North ten rods % the ar, ir.....
ell bounds containing twenty five acres f, f.
less, and being all the same conveyed III !.
Wa. IL. Ransins, by his deed bearing .7,
with this instrument. The rontltior ..
hprigase ha- been broken and b. reason ....
claim - foreclo-e the same and give tai
iof mat purpose. NN. II RNNh.
III snrth .junes I.-I
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-15
The New Departure.

Oh have you heard the latest news
The batternuts have got the blues
Because they hnd they can't refuse
To take the new departure
The martyr from across the lake
Determined for his own dear sake
The eopperhsads should boldly take
brilliant new departure.
CHORUS.
Hickey, pokey, winkey wan.
The new departures all a sham
Got up TO serve vallandignrm
Who leads the new departure
First 10 = chosen my one
A DAYTON, was the scheme begun:
he told them there what should be done
About the new departure
The negroes now must be respected
The three amendments be accepted
The Martyr, too, must he elected
By aid Of the new departure
Rejecting new reputation,
ihey IL pay the war debt of the nation
In greenbacks Of their own creation.
As part Of the new departure:
Then too much currency to prevent
with unlimited greenbacks, they invent
Unlimited bonds at three per cent,
As funds Of the new departure.
In . manner impossible to be told
BY issuing greenbacks uncontrolled
They'll bring US back TO silver and gold
by blessed new departure
On platform, too, of democracy
they'll annex all lands wherever they be,
But 10 san Domingo they won't agree
As part Of the new departure.
Sure such platform was never made,
On Republican sleepers loosely laid,
Palmetto and butternut slabs decayed
As planks of the new departure
So IT'S radical, copperhead rebel and Ioyal
Too mean to keep and too good to spoil,
This sugar and vinegar, lye and oil
Platform Of the new departure
Now coppeFheads ne more conceal
Their personal views and how they feel
About their former beau ideal
For making the new departure.
They show that the platforms all . sham
Got up to elect vallandigham,
Their former god, whom they now do damn
For making the new departure.
And when the ballots begin to fall,
Upon their idol they'll loudly call
In manner that viii weak nerves Appal,
For making the new departure,
And TIE c0ppeFhoad cgUW throughout the land.
Unahle ~ people 70 uAdnseand,
WIN fad oe1ocraey dead and damned
For mailing tie noW departure.
-DuAyrus tO.> Journal
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-15

The Wig says Rev DIR. Talco,t Of
Bangor Theological Seminary is about
making trip to Europe, which will oc-
cupy about four months.
The European and North American
Railroad Co.. has just put on the track q
IS ten engine, l2 n. drivers. for freight
business bUijt q the Portland Cos works.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-15
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair bye the hes, in the world
Harmless. reliable, instantaneous, does not con.
ain read. nor any ritai.e poison 20 produce paraly
: Is or death Avoid the Wanted and delusiye
preparations Boosting VII tues they do not pos sess
! nc genuine w. \. Bachelors Hair Dye has had
~ YEAR untarni-hed reputation to uphold IL. in
tssfity a. the only Perfect HaIr Dye-Blarx or
pp.oSn; sou Oy all druggists. Applied a. Is
pShh Sls, y. iyat
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-15
Twenty seven Years Practice

IN me treatment OF Diseases Incident To Females
nas placed DR. DOW at the head OF all ply sicians
making such practice specially and enable
nun 10 guarantee speedy and permanent care
IN tue worst csse' Of Sappression and all other
"f''f'1@ De'a"gensnts from rAaferer cp.se.
AN letters FOR advice must contain d. Once, No
ESDIcorr STREET. BosrnS.
= b'-board furnished % those desiring 10 re-
main under treatment
Boston. .faly, ls7o.-sp.noiyr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-15

Published every rhprsAay Nosning ct Psser's
MOCK. Eliswors1, NJ, By \. Z. SAWyER. Bee
teras. &C.. see 1rss paGe.
Yosk, 80 GEo. 2. 01UulA 6C0., 9 e1sA -,
Nsv 1sek. ere - oro11s ~ ~ Aunn1cAMs
e 80 sisy, - e 1921 = scessses -
saees. Advertiseee = ~ go 80 selsesosa -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-15

-Iia ~ Psfeu1D isuped 70 Naine In.
ven1oes for theweak GnAg Jnne %. 1871
cd eaeA bearing 1T daEs. Daposted Tor
he 1nswegtA lssstess, b. w. r Sea-
vey, 6o9elta9 oNPateuts, 6chwasts Mock
WeA 1sRtst Square, Bangor, He.
No. lls,so q. Free, Lewiaea, Camp
6eoel; No. llS.els J. q. yedkins, Mon.
mouth. Shuttle Worker,
whole number - PaeeaGs issued 3ls !:
Reissses, o; Ezssssisas, .; DssiGns, II;
Ttadensrt, Is.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-15

The Senior exhibition for the Is prixe
teok Place In Brunswick on Monday even.
NC. according 70 The following proxrsme !:
he Career and Tendency Of Repoblican.
iom In America.
kinsbury Bachelor. East Dixmopt.
RerDenent fsace.
Newton Z. Curtis. Hampden.
Universal Equally.
Edgar =. Davis, East Nachisa.
EoQuence.
William r. Aelcher, Portland.
The TSial By Ordeal.
Edward p. Michel, Bath.
IN QevelopMeat Hypot hesis.
1vesstt 8. 6taekpole, Durham.
Alnets eviooed cousjaernhae scor,e n
49, I'D were qsite creditable to he
yeeaE ae@an. The prise was award
q % Bow1sd r. 4itcheli of Bah.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-15

MATTERS IN PARIs.
IoSpoS. la.--The resignatiea Of 1Avre
"a French NInint0 Of ForeigA A9Airs, end
y.leusin a. Prs6bet Of the Seine, are ~
ported 70 have boenA nndered b Thlere.
Psris 10 alreaAy csowdsa with retulu1ng
citizens and strAngers.
The Preach Government has determined
to idemnlfy the owners Of houses destroyed
during tie recent 1shfing In Paris.
Narshal nIc1aA1n has refased to b.
come can1n1nAe for the Assembly nom
the vacant do016t a Paris.
cOuMUy11sfs rnOfIsr.
The eounnunlsts & Cleskonwell, London.
will hold . meeting Aoaday eve. in Hyde
Park to protest agaiAst thGlr extradition
By the British govera0ent.
SHALL HARVEST YEARED.
The harvest prospects Of France and
Prussia ere discourl&ing. Much Of the
seed has persisted.
In the moro eastern parts Of Europe,
however, the crops promise an abundant
yield.
OPfOslfION 10 TRAIT.
The Tories are organising for . vigorous
opposition to the Treaty q Washington.
aud . spirited struggle is expected In
Parliament.
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II RE EDOM NOTICE

This is to certify that have given IN INV
son: George VI Rodick, the remainder OF hrs mi.
nenN, aad mat AMER this date shall clain none
q MS earnings or pay any debts Of his contr zct
East Eden, Nay a. ISU avos.
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Notice..

ms Is to give notice that have made suit
,ns6is provisions for the support Of JOANNA
MOORE. OF Mariaviiie, and that any per son
trusting her will receive ne compen sstion from
u.s. J. II. JORDAN, lOverseers
g. u. BRtMNER of The
, L. M. JORDAN SPoor
"ano o. 1911 3wB
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Gem ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.

mere viii he sold by Public Auction n, The
a., aus'om Honse IN Bucksport, on saturday IN.
~. "a, Oh June. at tee O'clock in the forenoon.
nv ioIio@ in9 described merchandise seized for
VIOLATION Of the Revenue Laws w. -
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state of Maine.

.KEA~tRY OFFICE. AU,.te K ,
STAY ~. ~
Upon the following townships ur tract .. .
NOT lable to ee taxed "a any tswu the d..
assessments we're made for County t4N
BY the County tnmmls-tunrr4 Of HANOI f. ...
on The twenty first day Of March, Isl
NJ. ., North Division ...................... ;.