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Middletown transcript., 1871-01-14

A movement has been started in London
for the construction Of direct cable from
London aud Liverpool to New York. with
capital Of three aud onc.qnar,cr millions
of dollars. Thrce-iour,hs OF the nm' unt
has been taken in England, aud it the re-
naindcr is promptly subscribed in this
country, the cable will be laid in July
uext.
The to,a % Of the United States ship
Saginaw. OF the Pucitic fleet. is reported, :,
She went ashore on the morning Of Octoh,
90. On Gee, n. near Midway Island. Lieut..
Talbot aud four men wvrr drowned Will
seeking rrli.f at the Sandwich l-lanl:s
rw, vessel. hal ben Dispatched :" tn
rcscur of thr survivors.
The Grand Council nfthe W"kngn.en
As.nciaiim, in the mining regions of Penn
,yl,nnia ordered . y u rul strike Oh Tu :
.iny la-,, ip order ip limit III" supply
coal am rrolucr sub searri,t u viii
advance prices
The s,csu,er City o l'rodklyn to'k oui
|ltcs Ees York, on Saturday, &4oO,ooe
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The lower House of the South Carolina
Legislature has passed bill. which was
introduced by a neg'o mcubcr. instruclng
the Senators Of the State, aud requesting
che Representatives, to vote against a'l
laws granting general amnesty aud relit
W persons now lsboring under political dis.
abilities. The bill asserts that ample relief
IL afforded such persons by the Fourteenth
Amendment Of the Constitution of the
United States.
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psArH or Hos. joins CosoDs. "A dis
patch from Harrisburg announces TINT
Aoa John Covode. a republican memh r
Of the United States House of Represent .
tives from the twenty first district of PENN
sylvsnii, died in tina, city on "wednesday,
Of heart disease. He was native "i
Pennsylvsnis. vas rixsy.three years OF
Ass. snd his present term In Congress ~ss
tie sixth that be bMd served there.
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Dcspatchss from Athena report that a
hsnd OF Greek brigsnds, numbering eigh
y. had aght On III 3lst nls With 'he
Hurkish trn,ps ucss she fsuntior. aud w-,,'
As6saard With . loss II twenty sscu. They
vsss under tho con,msnd II the notei
sshlvnals Asvsnisehi. Ths Tsrhs At last
sssseuis Wsss viessessls psrssiss ihs
00U(S. ,...tr
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nAl4sa.an - A1eAlsaa.

Tns P0suLATiox Or fus EASTERN
Saoss. According to tho census returns
Of Maryland. inst publisl,cd, tho populn-
,ion Of the Eastern Shore has increased
hut about O.5OO in tho lac, ten years.
Two or three Of the counties show great
falling Of in population. while several
show q gratifying increase since 1860
Kent shsws tho largest increase aud Dor
chester the largest decrease. Tho follow
ing are the fgures:
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FOR SALE.

fINlE i;atsE ANp l.ur, row oe- -.
! rnlicd l., Tho undersigned. III
,'A'ed on Lake street Mil,llciuNn. ,d-
.ninius the property ni Zaehirai
Jones The ious.' Is j, iwu-stor, frainc. "a ia
'tuni. running lnca : feet, with tTek liiAd
ing a. J., 20 ie,. aud good kiich.n in he t.
cghi rooms IN al. TIE Lot i lnu itr frun' #
- i,e' deep, stocked with ebnicr fruii uuh par
den shruilcrA \ well OF gnod water ia tin
ard For further particulars npd' 10
June :j-,f NATHAN SiNMuNs
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HOLIDAY GOODS, &c.

DErugE purchasing li0lll IS Gnobs fpr
\ BINDER 80 iinl. \. W eognpr Eleventh
~ hr,iuu streets. Phiadrlrht
ray NEH GOODS
In d.h frena II Germin anl smtri
so4 = bpl.lS FANNY COMPS
.f.i continue 10 sell ms entire ,iark of fenth-
,fs Ncyetrcn. flnNrrs & ~ gruail, minrpd
aiitcs y, make room Tor our TOYS aud Holiday
t,aass
-, ouA Towel Racks Bracket Writing Desks
lng stands Pocket Book .-,.rc.,tesr bargains cy-
rr il,r,d
superb selection OF Jet, Gilt Pearl aud Coral
ieMelry.
Elegant Fans Pearl. Ivory and Gilt Stick.
kil Gloves No buttons. all tine uew shades.
tlsn. tnc .i0srph kid the hesl : Glove soid
tluaLs. Dresses aud suits made in the must
Asfiunnhlr STYLE
Trimmed Paper Patterns.
Prrir,i system ul Dress tuiins Taught.
Real V.lcnricnurS. Guiftir aud Thread Iaecs
All the latest Il, H. siits totlafs. cuiis aud
Siresfs
foint i Applique u..i bnencssc.
Ihfrid Ni,
ft.u,h Emlroiflere, cd9hmcrc Sacks. osirich
plnues, IT, sud fanc, Feather, and Flowers.
Novelties III Neck Tics nua Bows
III lon. Roman SuAris aud SAshcS Dress
TRIMMINGS
ornamental Ftiu q. Gimps.
sotI rillnws pll. ,us on..
\ large lui OF Worked Slippers al very low
prices.
MRS, ". A BiNnfRS.
y " Cor Eleventh and Chestnut S,s. ihiia,
sept .4-imos--drc -.
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HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN
Now is the Time to Subscribe |!
MAKE HOME Htrry EY 4 HOLIDAY rEE.gNr
ora lgAn's strsfEirfmv -
SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY

rflI DECEMBER NrNHER koW E1Apf
Sample copies % ceass ctufe.sgr. wanted
everywhere. StHIEAfR & -
Dec ':--ew Ga4 liruadRaY Nv N.ts
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DIR. SIMMO\S'
LIVER REGULATOR.

\ PREPARATION OF EuuTs AND trLBs
waiIGaied to lie strictly ncctat'e, SUD san d.
na Injury 80 any ono,
i h's iecn used by hundreds. Ind kna 'ar
the hast ihiriy wears uur 4 the most re-
iihlic eiracious aud hsrml. Preparations ever
offered 10 The suffering. II taken rcgnlat, sud
fersi.ienily. Il : sire 10 eutc ps.pa -, hr,i-
,ohe. iaunhee. cesiigpn'as
I,iek heal,. H.. chrouif liAr-
1 REGULATOR. Erhus,. Ai,e iinnsu the tnd
der. fiiuit i sem Rs li'te-
J. ..=zu~.----.' lious af the kidneys fycr
nrtvousncss chills. disease. y Tin skin imrut !,
pf The load meancholr, nF dcfressich Of sfiriis=
hrar,i urn coli. or raihs in tie bowels pain in
The hcni foyer auh naac. hrpls - hoist laliH i1
lack and limls. nslht.n,, ~ ll.elas. ielnalc az
tfions aud biliuus disease GENERALLY
Prepared ony 10y J. Il KhlislN co.
Druggists Ntcnn. Ga.
Send f..r Circular Ttlfr s US nail !. y
For ,aio b, CHARLIE; l-rNAN, iG.
Dec. 24-ly. Mdd.ei"Wn Del
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FOR SALE.

nNE Yoke Of Extra WORK CATTLE; me-
~ dium sire: good form well matched in CO.
lor and in disposition, and we'll known ns supc-
rior 10 every respect. Also, one CART, In good
order. a few Ches,nu, Post and Rails for Sale.
: axaEF W. GREuN
ans - " 'HtH - i& 4
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Dividend n office.

NEwf asus CocsgY NATi,St' iiA>S ogopr,s
Jtnpa, TIL 1871
Tie Director, h.vr ihis aae declared ltei-
cud 81 frc ) I,-r rem. iur ilie last .iN mnaths
rlcaf d I. = aud Stat Takty. pheahlc on an
after tile lih inst. !. l.. Gll,SrN
Jan. -2s Cashier,
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REGISTERS ORDER.

DEGlSTERS OFFICE
IL NEW cAsfr CorSrY. Dec, i9lh 1870.
rpnn the application of Sam.., Fcnimorc
Administrator Of Thomas Marphy, late of APP
poqniuimiuk Hundred In said torn,v. deceased
!, i ordered aud directed hy the Register that
the Administrator aforesaid give notice Of the
granting OF Letters of Administration upon the
Esta,. oi the deceased. with The date OF granting
ihcrrof hy causing advertisements 10 lie posted
within b.rjy DAYS from the date Of such Letters,
IN s,s OF ,ht mos, public plaers of the County Of
Ncw Castle, requiring all persons having de-
nm.ds against the Estate, To presen, the same,
or abide 10y an Act OF Assembly in surh Ease
ula.,c and provided. And also cnusc the same
10 he inserted within the same period In the
Nddl-iown Transcript, n newspaper published
in Midileiown, and TO lie continued therein two
months
xz> Given under the hand aud Seal Of or
s. flee Of the Begisier aforesaid, at New
cani,, In New Castle County aforesaid, the day
and scar aboyc written. u. GIBBS,
RGGisIRR.
NoTicE-All persons having claims against
The Estate of The deceased must present the same
duly a,tesied 10 the Administrator on or before
i,cceinler iSih 1871, or abide the Act Of Az
scnai!y III snch case made and PROV iitd,'
!" ~ SAMUEL fENlut,RE,
- Administrator.
Addr~ C4ssa, De'.
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|. | y + |,

and lom ,pi,ii.. Soineiimr. m4ng % ihe,la
symptoms attend Tie disease AMI 81 other ,mt
very ta of Them lui ihc liver IS generally Il
organ most involved Cure The liver with
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SIN Mons

iar rheumatism RI
MS ot appetite agl
aus,iNc snmclitnes
liral il ifnlil,l,,l vii
liinil m Mr.
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aug i3.ly

rU- DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS rnd CA
TARRil treated with the utmost success, by J
isAAcs. VI. u. aud Professor OF Dis"Is,s o' N,
hye omd Kir ihs Yee,rihyl ~ ne H'i'oR GI'sg,
y Hhiii&jhiu, " yetrN crperiencs tforncrly o.
l.cvirn Holland No. sui Arch street Phill.
Testimonials can le -ecn AZ his Office The mcd-
iyal farulty are invited tu accompany their pa
,icn,s, hs hc lnt, no secret, IN his practice M
Gicia $50. inserted without pain. No chars'
.ur examination. apr lh-lr
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+Fx = epg sss4 81 stf ts4ss q n sss.ss.. ,x
The English gOvcrnWctt hss otdefed
that the Island Of Jamscs be fortified end
placcd in state Of complste preparation
for war.
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TllsS1 NfrUNS sfIiy,r
cntnl sra TINS I.lnsss
aud pain in the side ..ome.
iines the Jiain isr tn,
shoulder sud Is IA sil.cn
= stomach i affected Niif
,iekhess taNls in gen,-l'
With Lax IT,.
Mn, aud doll l,#tr sou
-, = fHeWai act0inrfnt !
With plinfal .rt >aiiu.. y
having left un,lulle .uiae
iliin Which oncl,i lt,ge
zen doue b;icu complain
ing uf w-al.ilr.s. .Z.lri Is
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Loss op srocK MIR Pcrc Ruth. re.
sizing Il, Galenn, recently lost four horses.
and Mr. Eugene Gon,ling onc. from some
nnknawn disease. Mr. j. {, Powell. nj
Locust Grove. lately los, nine head Of
cattle, supposed from feeding on dry corn
husks and afterwards drinking too frcei,
Of water. kst Nrrs
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~ ~ Aasissssss ssssse,,,s.

Al article u the Weekly Statesman Of
JsnuAry flth. 1870, sddrmsd 70 the
Delaware Legislature. coameutiag upon
ahe wor,hlcssness Of too many Phosphases
and concentrated mauurcs. recommends
ID. aforcsaid Legislature to cnaet tho tol-
lowing Law.
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Tie al owe prices VII lc psid IN cash for pro-
lu.t delivered IN good order and &C wish e
siy ll We Keep constantly on h1ud rod Ss-
>artnaat of Gra.,ties aHd lFas sipHs which We
viii sdll reasonably TOT cnsh. a. the curuer 81
Broad and Anderson Streets Miil'ela@n Del
Nlfah 2g--tf Wa GIBSON
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ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING Mr. Samuel
Hopkins. Il miller at ircville was acrii"n.
tally shot on Tuesday While leaning
over meal ches, his pistol flil from his
pockr,. and IN striking the hunr il went
of. the ball entering his groin and lodg
iug in his hil.bonc The ball has not been
extracted, hu he i. reported To be- in a
fair way of recovery kcm NsEs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-23

State tens.
a large and finely executed model of
an Egyptian Sphinx, in plaster Of Paris.
IL feet high. by Milimore la, been sent TO
Hallowell. where 4 copy is to be made in
granite. which. when finished will be
placed in Mount Auburn.
As the up freight train on the Dexter
* Newport railroad va. nearing the cross
Ing Of the old Dexter road. Just out of
Newport. Monday an axle under a freight
car broke. throwing the car on the rails
and upon it, side. Two of the freight ears
We're somewhat dcmpralizrd but no person
was injured. says the Bangor Whig.
A fellow calling himself Professor c.
ii. SANDS OF Boston" but whose real name
is said to be George Knox, and a graduate
OF penitentiary. has been spon. ing land
lords and printers in Eastport and vicinity.
He advertises 10 perform gymnastic feats,
and the Down Casters" acknowledge he
ha, performed something remarkable in
that line.
Col. II. A. Dewitt of Augusta. lost A
very valuable horse by drowning in the
kennebec. on Tuesday night. The horse
was harnessed TO a buggy. and becoming
frightened. started from near the works at
the dam. cleared himself from a port ion of
the vehicle. plunged into the river. swan
to the eastern shore. and from thence rush
ed on TO the ice. and made his way at full
speed until he came to where the river was
entirely open, when he went in and was
and was one of the matched pair recently
purchased in Portland.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-23
THURSDAY, MARCH %, 1871.


Our city election occurs next Monday,
and the caucus to nominate . Mayor. on
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock. at Han
cock Hall.
Some Of our Democratic friends are very
busy in making the nomination for the Re
publcans. but as their efforts cannot be
entirely lisinterested, Il will be well for as
many Republicans as can. TO attead the
caucus.
Mayor Davis declines serving another
selected. and among the names mentioned
are those Of c. G. Peck and Hatch Ma
comber. Esq's. These are old citizens and
arc well known to all. We therefore vol
unteer no advice as to the candidate. but
most earnestly entreat Republicans not TO
duplicate the town-meeting of March. ls6s.
when we had an open town-meeting. and
the crowd voted in a loose way for a Town
Hall. without any limitations or conditions.
We all have suffered by high taxes and ILL
feeling enough for that Bull Run defeat
of the Republicans. We notice signs of
another attempt to get the Republicans At
loggerheads on candidates. and the side
issues that are usually made use Of to dis
tract party men. Let us. then. warn Re
publicans 10 stand up squarely for the can
dictate who shall be nominated nj the eau
Gus.
No man has the right 10 claim a nomi-
nation at the hand. of the party. and SO
therefore we NAV all claim the right TO
vote in caucus for the man whom we want.
and because we want him. not because he
may want the place. or does not want it.
We hope Republicans will attend the
caucus in force. and by their votes indicate
50 fully and uneqrivocally lheir choice.
that no man can fail 20 see where the path
of duty lies on election day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-23

S6" The following is an extract from
letter. describing visit to the Meriaep
Water Works. situated among the far fam
ed Hanging Hills in Comm
Last saturday afternoon went with Nr
Mathews 20 the Water Works. We made
the arrangement Ia 20 in the mor,ing
agreeing that II would be the best thing We
could do TO promote health and strenc,b
lie came to NV room about half past one
and We started Immediately. We walked
up Colony Street. turning the corner 10 the
lett. near the Marble Iron Works. Amer
following The road half a mile or more
We concluded that on account of the tond
the best walking would be found in m.
fields aud the results proved the correct
ne>s of our opinion.
We wandered along through the fields
sdniring nature a. il appeared in its diver
>ihtd forms OF meadow. mountain forest
ana scream. One little brook as il mean
oered down The mountain side through
moss and stones. particularly attracted oIr
attention aud won our admiration. Az we
approached the hills the plan was nro-
posed OF climbing one Of them. This pIan
was carried out. though not till consider
able hard work had been performed and q
gooh share OF endurance extended I,
WAS no ordinary hill 10 climb. as a Iarg.
part OF the distance was up one of those
trap rock banks. composed of small stones
and inclined at an angle of about a de-
grees. IL Is wonderful that all those tran
rock banks are at the same angle of in
clnation.
After we had reached the top of the hill
we felt fully repaid for our labor. for
spread ont before us and below us was a
view of much beauty. We had BY no
means reached the reservoir when We were
on top OF the hill. On the contrary it was
necessary TO walk long distance through
the woods. up and down rayines. across
brooks and through thickets.
We found the reservoir quite well 6,led
with water The large body Of snow
which had been upon the ground had
mostly melted, and as there are extensive
water Heads draining into the reservoir. q
large amount of water had accumulated.
The reservoir is situated among the famous
hanging hills aud is a narrow basin about
a mile long. having for its two longest
sides the native hills, while the water is re-
strained at the North and South BY arti-
fetal dams.
Soon after starting for home we happen-
ed upon spring. and being thirsty we
drank of the bright sparkling water. New.
er was my palate greeted with any thing
sweeter to the taste.
The water The wateri
That ever-bubbling spring
loved and looked on while Q child,
In deepest wondering
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-23
NUMBER II.
European News.

Most Alarming State of Things in Paris
Scenes Of The BLOODY French Revolution
Re-eaacted-Gea CLANCY taken Prisoner
and Shot.
NAPOLEON LEFT wILHELMsHOHE.
LONDON. 20.
Napoleon left Wilhelmshohoe Sunday.
for England. He was escorted to the
railway station at Cassel BY a guard of
honor. and arrived at Dover at one o'clock
Monday afternoon.
Immense crowds were in waiting at the
landing. including a large number Of
French refugees. and who cheered en-
Enthusiastically rs the Emperor made his APP
pea.ance on the dock.
ARRESTED AND SHOT.
PARIS 10th.
Gen. lie Comte was abandoned oy MS
troops. and arrested on the heights OF
Montmaltre Gen. Thonier was arrested
in plain clothes The latter's last word
was towards" lie fell at the third
discharge.
TIE GOVERNMENTS COURSE.
Theirs is firm but full of grief. Gen.
Ninoy's indignation is boundless.
ACoNFLICT.
On SATURDAY the gen d'armes fired upon
the Nationals. The latter returned the fire
and several of the gen d'armes were
wounded.
THE COURT OF DEATH.
As>v. of the international society. was
President of the court which condemned
Generals lie Comte and Thonier TO death.
Their corpseS were mutilated.
SIGNS or MoEE TROUBLE.
The National Guards are now the only
armed force in Paris. There are barbados
in many of the streets. No accounts of
pillage have occurred but there Is no
traffic The insurrectionists hold the
mayoralitic~. officers of the ministers and
telegraph
ELECTIONS ORDERED.
The municipal elections are ordered for
Tuesday.
NOR LAW TRIUMPHANT.
Gen Ninoy ha- been mohbed. The mob
j. triumphant and virtually possess the
city.
DRtNkENNEss ABROAD.
Only wine shops are open. and drunken
ness is rampant. Even the woman are
armed.
IN>t EGENTs ACTIVE.
An immense number of insurgents have
lei Tor NeT>atilr- " ltll the intention pl en-
deavoriug TO oyerawe the Assembly which
will 81 Tuesday. Gen. Duval is at the
head of the insurgents
CHA>ZY SHOT BY INSURGENTS.
Gen. Chanzv was sent with a large body
Of troops to Mont Marie TO suppress the
instructions. The troops. however. for
the most rau went over 10 the insurgents.
thanzN WAS made prisoner and taken to
the garden Of Rue dies Rosit Mont Marire
where ihe Central revolutionary committee
were sitting. and after short trial was
shot
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-23
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES.

- "hkhEAs George Brsxdoa of sulliy,p
Sounty o. Hancock, and State of Name by hI.
Deed OF Mortgage dated April .snd A n l,.'
nna fecoruc'l 10 Hancock Registry Book IL,
rage %, conveyed TO StatirA A. yrsnn OF a. 4
sullivan, now of Ailbridx- County Of 49,
tor and state aforesaid, the folio ;inr arsrr,t't
parcel OF land. situated in said SULLIVAN dn..r,a
sd as follows, commencing On tn, coUnty r. a.
nre roG' East of the dwelling house on sail 1T
Io.inerf occupied by said Tram, thence N,rtG'
sA,.efiy 10 stake, on the line between william,
= Lotd aud Henry l.. Wooster, thence Norm
Westerly on sail line eleven rods 70 In. ,outh,,,
eoiheF OF said W oosters lot; thence at right au-
tcs on 'he ilno between said Lord and Wno-ts-
ana Joseph Bean, To the South line al syIys,,.
oibos lot, thence Westerly on said ,.ibh, u1,. -.
me town road leading from the ,ounty road a.
paniet >. Bunkers. thence south-yeat.rIy -
saIa Town ROAD TO the County road thence ON "a
Sounty ROAD To the point OF beginning contain
ihs TX acres, more or hess reServ ing out Of sat
iot tne Iihi on the County road where s.T,s
.ou,they house now Stands And wperea. IN !.
conditions contained in the said Mortg,r. baSs
pecn oroken, now, therefore. ( the .aid s,'altr,
.fanu claim TO forecIose the same and ~. ~
notice accordingly, agreeabiy to the statutes ",
Milibridge, March 20, 1871. AL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-23

ASesbeb IbOo C0DglDO.
MR., EDITOR There is much said Of
the Normal School and many appeals made
and hopes expressed that all teachers will
avail themselves of its instruction: and
have no doubt that every right minded
teacher who feels their own deficiencies.
and the responsibility Of their position will
gladly avail themselves Of the instruction.
Of the Normal School if it is in their DOW
er. but there are many of our common
schools teachers who are too poor to attend
the Normal School, but who. from this
very circumstance, are obliged to teach
the toughest and most out Of the way
schools, for the poorest pay. For some
body must teach those schools. and of
course 1t must be female. for what man
would teach for twelve or fifteen dollars
per month? and such teachers las the ex-
penses are now can never hope to avail
themselves Of Normal School instruction
however much they may desire it; Tor
with the weekly expenses at not less than
four dollars, and no friends to help. 1--WE
speak that we do know there are MANY
teachers to whom even one term at the
Normal School is an impOssibili,y. And |
would ask In behalf Of this class. is there
no way BY which the expense can be less
ened? l cannot think the citizens of Cas-
tine are Is liberal in this matter as they
should be. considering what an advantage
8 must be to the place to have the Normal
Schoos continued there. Yours, &c.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-23
State of Maine.
In the Year of our Lord One Thousanr
Eight Hundred and Seventy-One.


he it enacted by the senate and House Of Rrnr,
scniaiiveS in Legislature assembled as follow.
section l. No Pefsnn persons shall east er
thro" IN. or suffer 10 b. cast thrown fall or wal
ett into Union river, below Brimtnsrs br,dvr ~.
Ellsworth, any slabs. cdgings, bark wo.,d or inn,
DER or any refuse wood or timber Of any snit or
any buittngs long sawdust from the n,anuf,rt,,,
OF slaves shingles or headings Whereby said rI,,r
may be ohstructesi or flipd up, or the nayigtt
thereof iniurtously Affected under a PENALTY A.,
each offence, a the quantity shall not exceed II, r.
cords OF not less than five more than tw-pfy
dollars. aud u the quantity shall exceed 1--WE cords
Of not less than twenty more than 1--WE hundr,f
dollars.
section The above penalties shall he recover
Ell ny complaint or indictment before any cou-t
having Jurisdiction in Ike offence. or by action T
d"ps u The use OF any person susug therefor
section ). if the offence or odruc,. n,rl,,t.iou
bN this act shal be committed by any person rr
persons who may be in the employ Of any miu ~ b
err or owners. occupant or occupant. .urh
owner OF owners. occupant or occupants shall .,..
De- liable to the same penalties recoverable IN he
manner hereiutsfore provided
srttion J. Chapter one huIsdstsi and seven 81
htIeh An Act 20 protect Union river from M.
strurtons," approved February sixteen. .ivh,s,,
huh'iF'd and -Ixty six. Is hereby repealed
section D This act shall take effect vh.n a.,
proved ""'n ~
approved by the Governor February ssp.f
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SEDGwICK. March 18th 1871

At the annual meeting the followin g
officers were elected
Moderdtor-R. S. Cole.
Clerk-B. 5. Sargent.
Setectmen d Assessors-Joshua Watson.
kirtridge Hooper and Joseph Durgain.
Tredsarsr-Daniel Morgan.
Collector d C0nsfabte-Robert Friend.
8. s. Committee-W. l.. Byard.
TSen Agent-w. G. Sargent.
Amditor-Samuel Herrick.
Raised for Schools sl4OO; Support of the
Poor $500: Voted that school AGENTS en-
ploy Teachers.
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Following the path Of the pipe as it was
laid into the city, we made straight jour
ney home, reaching there In good time. as
We found to our surprise that we had walk
ed the whole distance-not less than eleven
miles-in about two hours. This would
have been excellent time II upon . good
road. but considering that so large pro
portion had been through woods and uY
and down hills. we congratulated our
selves on being good walkers.