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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-10
Nus Der @heinprebina.

aus u a d en- wirb sei1ritben +; yGpttes l..
sensreites Walten bereitet G1 (iapsrbcrsen.
Wenn bic Na6t ibren S6leier iber bic Gree ,iebt,
eann sebt Der Gnsel tes 5errn untber unb itreut
bsfrudtsneen 3bau iiber bic Gelber Der fdQt
nitt niebsr auf bic turiienten Neder wis elm raa.
itsnesr Strpn,, Ct ienft ii6 serauiHlcs, mir fin.
ben ibn taun am Rcrsen, unb rpenn bic Come
frmrnt ibn su beiebtn, eann perihpinbst er-ater
isine lsstnsrei&en Wirfunsen bleibeu.
gSir batttn in bielen Sagen ben lroIt elmer er-
b~eteneen Geitr bei;uppbnen /; elm i'm Iillen 8ctts
Ysrtrauen pcrbereiteteS Werf trat in Isinen erifen
ttstnSrtittn Wirfungen ans 3iht. Sn unierer
Staet mic i1cn opr benz in mebrtrtn Hadbar-
ttaettn, puree Gin Nasettau5 erSHnet. Shon
iett LANCER .3eit trus f1 tin treuer Stellorser,
NIT BEN @spanfsn an bic 0rinhuns zines fol-
den 9Ssrfes; Grfabrunsen auf benz Gebiete isi-
nsr tseliSrstrlihsn lbatisteit batten las Yfbiirf-
nip ietntm bergen INNER flarer sena4t. Gbele
Grautn, bic ME fsblen, penn Is l6 UNI @srfe
1rtttlther Viete banbtlt, tpurten Dor unb mad in
bic Satt sespsen, unt baeurh tpurhe Is mSsli&,
elm Total in Der Santiaulba1fraet 3u srmsrbtn,
esilen Haum ld 3ur Silpuns elmer anfaIt fir
treiblite Eisnftrten eignet. Der @rinstr ura-
CAB f& nit sinsna Srtis sleitseinntsr Nanner,
Statuttn rurben entperfen unb Der aeifli@en
SbsrbtbSree pprseltst une tnblid unltrt pcrtrtE-
li1en Graniistane rinnen, bic INNER ba lns, no
cine Wunhe faft, als 2titerinnen bes Saules &C.
rcnnsn. 90 rar bic Sa&e eerauihlos scrbe.
rsitet trcrhen unb fcnnte bic 0isilie sss 5efes
hts }. 3arl gorromaus ais Der Gag austritbeu
rereen, no has Saus bur& bic firtIiht GinIta.
nuns trpNnet tperbtn Icatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-10
Der ,,Altfat5oli3ismus" ssbt in bic
SriMe.

Sn bieiisen bpben ymabssbencen"
&reiien idreibt man aus 8erlin--if man
I'M bbdften @race serftimmt iiber ben
i6ledten Gcrtsans Der ualtfatbolii6m
S~ewesuns", uno Der Hei1sfan;ler, madt
audi in ieinen franfen Iasen sar fein
5ebl paraus, pas bic &esieruns BON 9eus
ten arg peputirt ,pprpsn iei bic has
8clf binter ii6 su babsn sprseben, in
@abrbeit aber fait Niemanten binter i&
baben, uno ii9 unp @ntere blamiren."
@uf Bii6Of Stroemaysr bate man bic
meiiten 5OHnunsen seleBt unb ipsnu aud
I'm YerSanSenen CONNER Der 0eriu6,
Jpn bur1 eiSens pasu becrterte GmiGdre
gum ~Soranseben" ;u bepessn, ildsli6
l9eiterte, 70 bofte man bod immer nod,
bab er fid i6liesli9 gun, yprimas Der
I~ltfatbpltfen" ~aufperfen pirbe = aber
tur4 befen nnterperfuns unter bic Gpns
eilsbei1ldHe 1T nun aud eieie Grwars
tuns seldeitert. Der serfprbene pros
felipr 8aIBerauS 8resIau, Der 16rift,
li9 une miincli6 suseii1srt : auf Wdn<
ner rte S%trpemayer, @ratry II. +. NJ.
fSnne man poitiY re1nsn", bat ii6 abcr
'als einen idle6ten Yrrpbeten erpieIen.
Mud @ratp bat in einem Yriefe aus
Ncntueur pom 18. Npsmber Cabaes
trudt IN ga Granee" pom 29.) feline
pSqise unberinste llnterwerfuna ausaes
iprcden. Gin uberibmter altfatbplil6er"
peutider Ibsplpse itebt int SesriE Elm
@leideS ;l tbun, unp .rpenn nun gar
Der &SniS bon Saiern abfiele", iaate
tieier Gage Gin sei6aftiser Witarbeiter
Der ~Norpp. Aasem. 3ts.", .Io wirce
in fursem allies In bic Bride seben." -
Seien iie serii9ert, pab man trpB allem,
mas Yprsefpmmen, auf ben junscn &Snis
BON Saiem nibt mebr nit Siderbeit
sGblt ,nc Gin Symptpm rafir 1T i6cn
bic BON Der preubiI9en preefliale in
Min6en in abe @elt Serbreitete Nads
ridt 8bnis euewis III. babe Ieinen
Dllnmutb" 9eduBert, ,eaB es nit Der ia
tbplii6en Sewesans 10 lanslam spr,parts
9ebe." Dieter unmutb bat ater ei1en
tiefern @runp. &Bnis 0upwis iaste sa
einem ieiner friibern Winiiter: Die
san;e Sewesuns iaeint carauf binauss
salaafen, pab i9 in meinen 0anp.n cine
Secte mebr befpmme, unp i6 bese feline
eut fir cine lplde bic alte TRADITION
metnes Saaies rreislusebsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-10
9uremburger GAZETTE.

Gbrifenbeit seboten! 90 feben ris
Dinse beute, a. DECEMBER 1871 ; pas
perpen mir nod erleben? Der papf 1T
suten MutbeS unb iiebt Dem Wartyrium
nit Der Grsebenbeit unc Seelenrube hes
5eilisen entsesen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-10

slsibli3sr S6Snbsit. sic bate bic Sanbe mad
untsn ausssfrsdt, serast 10 wis is auf benz Bible
Der unbsFedtsn Gmpfansnib tarsstsat inb. Sis
bstra4tete ben anatsn unt lGheIte.
Gussn slaubts, bic Gri&einuus iei elm 9or5s-
ts tes 3pees ieineS grubtrs, rom pel6em feline
Gltern I6cn 3 We6sn feline Na9ri6t mtbr Bat
ten. Gsnnr& fir9tete sr i& uidt, neil bic Da.
me latte. Gr motte tuobl cine giertelfunte Ct.
ftaunt unb tewsst bisiss S1auipiel tstradttt bas
ben, ais Seannstte Tetius bic Shsune ssrlieg.
Ills fs iibsr bic Sbiri9rtIs I9ritt, laste ibr
Gussn: u5sanette, isbt bV& ibsr tas Saus Dor
@~uiSeera, bsmsrft Sbr ni1ts 2" sic l9aute bin
uns antprrtsts : ygein, msim gutter Gnssl. i'd
iebs bur9aus nidts."
Ssin Batter uns isin Yraesr batten bic 6rase
Gussn>S sebSrt unb, bstrsTea iiber ben Musbrud
isiner Gimme, famsn lie i&nsa an bic 5biirs
nns iabsn mad Der Stsus, bic CT ibnsn s~eb.utets.
Der Batter fab ni&ts. Gussn iaste ~ Ieinem
gruttr: DSptpb, lsbt Tu pobl 2"
So, fasts tas ainh, i'd isbt zine I6Sns ,rose
Dame.
@it III le s~stleistt?
sd isbs cine srpBs TAME nit sinsm ttaasn
aleise. % fnt splssne Stsrne auf benz altiSe;
ft bat blaue S&ube mitsOlstnsu S6naQsn.*)
DSass Soispb" fubr Gusen fort nf&au. gut
iu, bat ie cine arsns?
so isbs cine sSItens arone, bic mad sben f5
e~rrsitert, nit tintm tunflsn rctbtn Srsfftu In
Der Brittle anb sinsn, i&frar,sn S&lsitr."
ais her Batter isine ainesr 70 Iprs&en bSrts,
STnss CT bic sussn 70 wsit sr fonnte uno fab
bod gar ni&ts. GntIi& iaste r ,u ibnsn.
D@eins listsn ainbsr&sn, Sbr I.bet ni&ts
8snn ibr sttras iabst, 70 wiirbsm mir Is ia aud
iebsn, &rmmt i&nel an sas S&ilftepftn, sas
Madtsdtn il i&sn brsit." sln's 5sIs.n az
wSbnt sinssn bic 8inber slsi6 in bic SGeune
ubns tn Wsrt III srpibsrn.
Ter Batter bIitb nod an Ter lbHre uno Iaats, IN
Ssanstte Tstuis
nSast ni&ts biepOn, 5sanstts, bic etut. mir.
ben IS ni&t slaubsu unp Is fSnnts nod atrstr.
nib sstsn."
uSbr fSnnt rabis isin," antpprtrte fs. Sir
sins fort uni Batter Sartsstttt sins ~ ben
9inpern.
aaum battsn is 10 Sammni6lase sstban, ale
Der Batter ;u Sasen lasts: uSisb' ec& mad, Oh
Iu mas bsmerff 2"
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NV sas' an'ap'S ~aPs an' aesr pas efpfsif
"as,s." 's'.s ~saaa's' lass m: nv W sf'
lttVt pW VtuIbt VpWsp, WelQe u ert6etnt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-17
The American.

T'hi, week. three new features have
been added 70 the AMERICAN. VII ca win
BE- continued from week 70 week and
which will. we trust, add Ia the Interest OF
the paper and the profit OF our subscrih-
ers.
l>t. \ fuller. more extended aud par
ticular Price Current lit of the product.
Of our county and city, aud the merchan-
die sold therein. This list will be revi>-
cd each week by practical and compe
tent business man. who will take great
pains To have Il full and accurate.
ID a report in full OF the doings oil the
CHy Council Of Ellsworth. which, altho'
possessing special interest for citizens of
f.. will not be found devoid Of interest to
others.
3D.. \ report of the business done at
each term of the Probate Court in the
County. This must be OF general inter
e-t o all. and will of1entme. be Of great
convenience 10 persons having cuisines, in
thi. Court
IL viii be our aim. a. experience shall
teach, TO improve the AMERICAN. So as ia
make il worthy Of continued and extend.
Ell patronage. Many thanks TO the friends
who have already sent us new su.scri
bers. and also for the Kind words OF com
mendstion given us since our brief man
agement.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-17
The Wickedest Newspaper in the Uni
ted States.


The New York IttbUae grows more
abandoned and desperate every dat a,
the chances OF Greclcy'~ election grow
less. All the summer ana ial! il has
been the vehicle OF wanton abuse and
cruel SANDER upon the best ami purc>t
men Of the Republic, aud NOW that the
people are showing their trust IN those
men by renewed expressions a. cpnti-
dcneo at the ballet-boN, it becomes nan
tic aud couuscls resistance. ileic l.
what il saws on the morning after the
October elections:
1T remains with people Of Pennsylvania
to decide whether they will vindicatc their
right to self-government or submit 10 grind
il the mills of bandits who have robbed
them of citizenship. They Tue >day elect
ed Buckalew. handful Of ro.ue> repre-
-entiug the party in power. violated tie
ballot-boxes and subst tuted tor the elect
Of the people, creature Of their own. To
submit 10 a robbery like this. to call il 4
mere political act and let the matter rest
there Is cowarlly and criminal II Hart
ianft takes his seat, there j. not law but
anarchy in Pennsylvania
II there are anv Of our Republican
readers who have thus far been inclined
10 find excuses for Mr.. Greclcy and
his new spaper. let them read the above
and then paAS that The day may n"v =
81 come when the Republican party
shall be called upon to forgive Horace
Greeley and the New York Tiibpae.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-17
State College.

Nix. EDITOR VIII you please accept
these few lines. the first ever penned for
any paper, in relation to ''our" state
Z College
There are seventy one students here at
present. most Of them from the western
part OF the state. the eastern part being
represented by but few. which ought not
F to be. for here the young man or young
woman. land there i, one here.) can obtain
I a good education without running his or
her health. and do Il with less expense
I than In any other Institution In the State.
I've College buildings are pleasantly
located about mile from the beautiful vii
lage of Orono.
The principal buildings have been erect
ed upon line. thus presenting quite an
attractive array.
The dwellng-houses OF the Farm super
intendent and one of the Professors.
Merritt {. Fernald, are little separated
from the rest.
or the college buildings. proper. the
first ia order i the Chemical Laboratory.
Ills - "A ~At~AtAA4at bAHN W WV
stories, not rich in outward adoruing. but
a pleasant structure withal. II contains,
two apparatus rooms. lecture room.
cabinet a library and weighing room.
aud other purposes, aud Is IN all respects
adapted To the wants of the Chemical and
Neurological departments
White Han comes next. and i of wood,
two stories high The iir,t floor s. oc-
cupicd By recitation rooms. large. high.
airy and well furnished. Above, PrpE
Charles H. fernald makes his temporary
residence The new Hall contains forty
eight room. each l2xlj feet. This !, of
brick three stories In height with French
raof 70 the rear of this Hall j. the
Boarding hou>r; two story wooden
building; The TWO building, are connected
by a lous corridor. which while II furnishes
a pa-~a.se-way. serves a. the Reading
Room. It :, light and chccrinl ard well
supplied with seats.
Upon lille here We have quite a number
of Maine publications. with "a few from
abroad. with a good prospect Of increase.
Tn. college buildings at" heated ~
steam, aud The laboratory 8. lighted hy
ga. manufactured On the grounds. Near
hy President Allcu's house i approach
las completion. aul T. 20 w. a tin" resi-
deurc.
Beautiful ior situation q. j, the lusiiiu-
tiou under the Immediate patronage 81 the
state governed by II genial Corps of
Instructors; e is altogether al honor to
the commonwealth. and ln excellent
school Tor youn. men who desire To obtain
a GOOD practical education.
The facilities Of The college. A. before
stated. are above the average 81 such
schools; the expense. ar. light. aud the
means OF defral ing the same are acccs-i-
BILE 9" All students; the compensation tor
labor doue 90 the farm aud ia the shop
together with What may BE- acquired by
teaching tluriuy the Wini.~ va.-afiu,, =
urarIr sunclcnt To- iquidaic the expense
Of an economical young man.
Should you think this worth printing.
We may perhaps trouble YOU again.
Oct. L. 1871 STUDENT
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-17
Railroad Matters.

Doiugs OF Town Meeting at sullivan.
oc; l., ls72. relative TO raising money for
a shore line railroad.
Thc meeting made choice of John L.
liill. Moderator, and passed the follow ing
votes "a
IT. 10 raise eight thousand dollar. to
be expended ia building a railroad To- CON
meet with the Maine Central at Bangor,
and run to Ellsworth. thence 10 Franklin
or Hancock, crossing the river at the
Narrows al Franklin, or near sullivan
Ferry. thence through sullivan, Gou.d.-
boro aud Stenben 10 Milbiidge. thence
Eastcrly - may be hereafter determined:
provided sufficient amount OF stock eau be
raised 10 build said road. and a respons ible
Company shall assume the building and
control thereof; but nothing in thi, vote
shall be construed 10 authorize the ex-
pendture Of any portion of the aforesaid
eigh; thousand dollars, on the route a laid
out by Mr.. Holt from Franklin TO Cherry
field. or on any other route that shall not
cross Sulliya1 river at. or Jci0H Franklin
Narrows.
End. That Ambrose simpson and Geo.
Z. Lyman be Committee To confer with
the towns OF Gouldsboro, Steuben. Mil
bridge etc, In relation TO the location OF
said railroad.
\ true copy-Attest'
ID. SIMPSON, Town Clerk.
Washington County and Bangor papers.
pleas col'y
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-17
NAHtfi. N,>Jn>.
Jp,IN = iNNsnoN. ,on
DAVID iNgAIt..


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ri mn" II -'"rk "a~ nr1Eer ~ ram-
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-N"" representatives. "i Doth sexes. there
N'''' '' ''"- ~ h''i'f A- ""It ~. oxen
III "N' hH', in consideration n fhe
"''"''' III animals shown. y" Il" r'i ihr
"''' premium % ei"'" 4" Fay In-aii--
cow A"' '"' h''i't' "t'e Stow" h'
''''-. WV "i'i''''' '''' '' premium "eFr
'"'i't ''r '"'''r \" h."i-. ""i} np"" ".ro
n '''F ''N''A' Nh award ll'~ wa
''''''''' -'''N- "hl ". "h'ir'mh Nh
" '''''S - praise i"F adding ihrm f" n"
SNOW '"' 'Ah''"i'"'i.
'''"''' ''''' -.f S'A'i"'t h".ieF.
''''- -""' POINTS N+'' 'N""f'I iH \.
r. sawyer A- -h' connect" (" ihr
'I''"%' h''' II A'hAh'' i'F some lT'frtr-
EN- FARMER III -rt hi-h grade J"r-"t
i'A"''' h'Ai eNh'oi"d hhr, grade
'''-'! NrAHihS Dun, au' in '"r "piDlou,
- hpahhH Sttt .t' ai.inlt Aa. yi,tbi,.j T.,
Barlow Hall. al.a Y .r4.i. ,,r.b,r.. t.,,ti
hv Jeremiah Sharbfo-f
Let ans ask right here ,,l,v a, .,,,I,
eut,rprt,inl. f,r,,.r. l...,. ,,,..t.. i..-,...t
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-17
.uiton for l.cspdt
Swift Justice.

The trial OF Alex. j. Cameron IN the
Court room last saturday Tor selling in
toxicaing liquors, furnished an instance
Of the terrible decentralization attending
that traffic. Cameron's manner OF plead
10. mo; guilty" wa, almost Insulting from
it, eff ouie r.. but when he went on the
witness stand the scene was actually ap-
palline. lie boldly denied having sold any
liquor since last April. The members Of
the Bar present and others ia the Count
perjury i the most horrible OF crimes. 1t
was terrible to reflect that there we're men
in our midst who would unblushingly
perjure themselves for 80 small price.
The life and property OF any citizen might
be sworn away at any time by some such
BE-. >creant.
The case was not argued by either
counsel. but the jury almost Instantly
found Cameron guilty To The evident re-
lief aud qualification of all present. Cam
eron having Disguised the whole court by
his manner and his testimony, was now
Disguised in turn at the manner and state
ments OF the court. Judge Tapley.
promptly and without suggestion exercised
his prerogatiye, and commanded Cameron
TO furnish sufficient su-eties in the sum
Of $500 for his appearance at the next
April term, TO answer TO the charge of
perjury, and that he be In the custody of
the Sheriff until this be done. Cameron
did not have time TO recover from his sur
prise. when he was sentenced to imprison-
ment for the offence OF which he had ia It
/ been convicted. and ordered to be com
mitted. The next thing Cameron knew he
was on his way to Jail. and the subs e.
quent proceedings interested him no
more
Judge Tapley is entitled TO the gratitude
ofthe community for his prompt and Wig
orous action in rebuking and Furnishing
this almost first instance Of open perjury
In our court. The indignation that flashed
from the Judges eyes. while it did not
ruftie the judicial serenity gave all pres.
ent an assurance that fraud, or perjury
could never find tolerance in that court.
We hope the County Attorney will vigor.
ously and relentlessly press the charge OF
perjury against Cameron, and thus damp
en- the ardor OF any others who may hav,
thought perjury safe thing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-17
Nj A r RI + ID.

Ellsworth-oct. 3d. at the Congregational
Parsonage. by Rev. DIR. Tenney. Mr.. George
&. walker Of Saginaw City. Mich, and Ms.
Jennie smith OF lliyan. Me.
Els yorth-Dct. 18th, by Rev. W. II. Stvar-.
~ r, ienca Of Mrs ilor ice Perkins. MIR. Gc =.
t1ed rich Hopkins AID Ms, Eudora Psrk MI
both Of ~ sw lrth.
oct i!ih. hy Rev. w H. Sayary. Mr.
Shel,a1l tlrha oison and Mis-, Helen l.. Cou,-
in, both ~ Mt. Des IT.
n ~f. TN same. pnSIaw A. Athnr;n,
ami Ms klirn |. homes. 9th of MI, Desert.
~ n--OJ llth. by u. ~ uamor. E,o Mr.
Wm l. { nipple and MIR, Abb NJ Emery.
both Of Eden.
pe'iha Us ~. 18Th Mr. = .. chick and
Mls> l. zSie Wtck. i IA of IN wo tn.
'cnt-tth Inst , ty VIM q a . F>n
Aihrri u arl - aad Mi, Ruth r. Per-
sins, hotl of ieHnh>cot
hurk>no TO dth. Mr. Arthur 81. clay If
~ ithi aud Miss len T. Fa.ou Of Il
orland-t'et. 4'h, by J Condor Fsu.. Nr.
James 7 tsirbruthrr and MI, sarah Il. gray.
9th ~ Nrlaud.
lamaine-oct. 1th, by Rey.E A. y4u kl,rrk.
~ tllr r. -ideucr of the brides parents. Mr.. Il
Hamilton q Ellsworth and NS, Emm, r.
Archer of Lam inc.
:. h,,f Mae lia~-nct ~. ~ Rev. q. G. Long
Mr.. VIM. II. kcllar and Mis- Mary T.. Dwell CIV,
both of &. Nachia,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-17

THE New York Tribune of Friday morn
ing takes occasion to fetract all of its
SANDERS respecting Speaker Blaine in con-
nection with the Pacific Railroad stock and
bonds. Its retraction is complete and
rather complimentary. II is happy to learn
that there is no ground for any of its
charges. 1t is impossible 10 tell what has
brought about this wonderful change
Perhaps the Tribune is beginning to see
that its disgraceful course of SANDER and
vituperation is telling in favor of President
Grant and the Republican leaders it has
assailed; or what is more probable, it
fears a score or more of libel suits which
Ii is said to be threatened with. Will the
Democratic and Liberal journals which
have been repeating the 7ibnne's lies
respecting Mr.. Blaine, display fairness
enough to publish that papers retraction?
We shall see.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-17
Doings OF City Council.
y. IL. EPPE-, }
IHEo. BIT NkER. Com.
PETER NCGuMN.

REGULAR MEETING Oct. ?. 1872.
Orders and Resolves passed in con.
cuTence:
oTrier-allowins }. K. Jordan Con stable.
? per cent. commission for collecting
taA Of Warren Brown on special tax war
ram.
appointing special Committee to
audit the accounts Of the Committee TO
fun the war debt, and OF the Committee
To find the floating debt.
Committee appointed as follows:
L Redman Of the Aldermen, and q. ID.
Mcdonald and a. I. Jellison Of the
Cornell.
oIer-appointins special Committee to
conider the expectancy Of establishing a
cityiail at Falls Village. Committee ap-
poiHed. Hartshorn of the Aldermen. and
j. I. "ushman and o. l.. Brown Of the
CoMdl.
Grtir-relatiye TO payroll. to pay bill
OF !. T.. Hartshorn for services As ). :.
C2nnttee. $1,000.
Ball Of Andrew Newman for board Of
Geo " Cousins, 5000.
IN COMMON Z UNCIL
Repcts offered and accepted:
Repd of Committee on streets. adverse
to petition of John Black and others for a
side-wik Oh Surry road.
Repd OF Committee to fund floating
debt, sbwing sl7 .22I funded.
Reposo of Committee 10 fund war debt,
showine37 800 funded.
Repos of City solicitor. that he had
notified Messrs. Bacon q Huekins of
pendend of A. d. Willey's suit.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Orderpassed:
An orr instructing the Street Commits
sioner , contract with owners OF the
Austin III, for timber to cover the street
over tn mill race. provided said owners
shall bin themselves to cover the same
without barge and to be responsible for
damages
An orr instructing the City Treasurer
to adverte for notes against the city. to
be presersl for payment, and that interest
cease aft, Nov. lst.
Report offered and accepted.
Report II Street Commissioner of the
laying GU and extension of School street,
ADD street ear W. A. Hopkins.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-17
Proceedings at October Term Pro , ate
Court, Holden at Ellsworth.

George 4. Dyer, Register.
Parker Tuck, Judge.
WILLS PRESENTED.
John X. Redman.
WILLS PROVED.
Sarah c. Jones.
WILLS DIsALLOwED.
Nathan Jewett.
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION GRANTED.
Upon Estates of Nathan Jewett, Daniel
ID. Carleton, and Sarah c. Jones. with will
annexed.
ACCOUNTS FILED.
Estate William Fullerton. Jr., Joel Long,
Jr.
ACCOUNTS SETTLED.
Estate Hatch Macomber. Elbridge Bart
lett. Patrick o. Sullivan, Thomas Salter,
and Lizzie K. Strout, ct ais, minors.
INVENTORIES RETURNED.
Estate Nathaniel Treworgy, Henry