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ViNAL HAVEN. Me-,


Mr.. EDIroR:- suppose that news from
this place will be of interest to your read
ers. therefore | will inform them Of the
various matters occurring here. The Gram
tie Company are doing large amount OF
work, principally for the State Depart
ment. Washington, ID. c. The stones for
this building are finely dressed. taxing the
ingenuity of the best stone mechanics of
our country. The Company employ upon
this work nearly 400 workmen exclusive
OF quarrymen.
am informed that at least 500 men are
employed upon stone quarrying. cutting
and paving making upon this island.
When We are aware that at least 100
200 upon Clark's island. an equal number
At Spruce Head. - upon Hurricane island.
and many, (number not known To mel at
Mt. Waldo. Mt. Desert on Somes' Sound.
Bluehill. sullivan, Bucks Harbor and
Jonesport, we begin TO have faint idea of
the vast amount of granite work carried
on in Eastern Maine. The greater part of
the granite is shipped in dressed state,
thatttor the State Department, cutting at
this place is pronounced by skilled work
men to be the most nicely dressed OF any
building work in this country.
We have good reason for believing tn a,
the granite business of this country is in its
infancy. II this j. correct we have in
Maine vast deposits of wealth. for our beds
of granite are inexhaustible. and of all
kinds. from the finest grained aud most
evenly mixed. suitable for the incest Gem
etery and building work to the coarser
kinds used for walls, forts, whar,es,
docks. bridges, &c.
Tracts of ledge that could have been
bought for $50. twenty years ago, are now
worth many thousands.
The Fourth was well celebrated at this
place. Fire companies parade. two brass
bands In the procession. a gond show of
fantasies climbing the creased pole( which
was not done, although the aggregate
amount offered by the Committee and pri-
waite subscriptions amounted 10 more than
slOO.) Catching the creased pig, (Which
was done easily All Grafton in the alter
noon by Hon. John A. Peters of Bangor,
and a fine display of fireworks In the even
! ing. All pronounced il good celebra-
ton.
/ IL may interest many of your readers to
/ know that Rev. r.. X. Osgood OF East
Machias proposes TO spend part Of his va
! cation in giving lecture on Petra the
wonderful city of Rock. in some Of oar
/ larger illage>. Recent explorations give
T to Thu, city a peculiar interest. Instead Of
/ hcing built OF stone, It Wa cut from the
+ solid rook-a city of 200 900 inhabitants.
/ Iii, lecture i beautifully illustrated with
! a first class Scioptieon giving Photographic
/ views of the most remarkable ruins. Ii
/ cannot fail to interest ali cla.sc-.
Your. Pilgrim.
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The first of the fall elections i that of
North Carolina, which takes place August
l-t Both parties are now. and have been.
making almost superhuman efforts 10 carry
thi, election. The general feeling is that
the Republicans viii succeed.
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Bucksport Seminary

THE Academic year will hereafter COMPRISE three
terms. The Failterm will open Wednesday,
Auk, 2lst- and continue fourteen weeks. Cata-
logues with full Information in regard to studies
tniuon, board. admission, Sc, may be obtained
on application to the Principal, Rev. q. Forsythe
A. NJ. Bucksport. CYRUS STONE, Sec, bW29
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The Bowdoin crew which has gone to
Springfield, is selling high in the pools,
having gone second and even first, while
several Of the well known crews have sold
In the field. The interest in the race con-
dnues to increase. Wednesday will see
one ofthe most exciting races ever rowed
In America.
Two whales Wis tied Lubec harbOr Mon
day.
Operations were resumed 1t the iron
works In Pembroke on the 18th OF July.
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A. L. Stewart, the great dry-good>
merchant of New York, declares for Gree
ley and Brown. and sends the organization
of that city a check for $4,000.
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CAUTION.

A LII persons are forbid harboring or trusting
"A my minor son Isaac Melvin Mace as have
made suitable profision for his support and snail
pay no debts OF his Contracting.
ISAAC MACE,
Aurora, Jnly 18th, ls72. sw2s'
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Store To Let.

THE well known Store at Bar Harbor, East Eden
] formerly occupied By 7. L. Roberts. to lei
1his old stand is very desirable one, and 20.
session will be gwen Immediately,
East Eden, July l2th., ls72. avis
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FRIEND SAWYER IL have just returned
through the farming towns in the western
part of Penobscot county which are
some OF the best farming towns in the
state. was somewhat surprised a, the
extent of the farming operations there a
well a. the general use OF the modern i'm
provcmentS ia farming. 50 much farm
labor i, transferred from the man 10 the
horse that IN" cost of cutiva;ing a large
farm !, les. than half OF what II wa. thirty
years ago.
The hay crop in that region i nearly an
average one. aud up "a this time Ia, been
housed in uncommonly good order and
all the other crops are very promising.
But il will lake those farmers some YEAR
toi.coyer from The c!lte', oi the grass
hopper raid of last year. / had no idea
previous to my visit. that the destruction
wa weeping.
one farmer ia the eastern part of Dexter
told me that hc cut bat three tons OF poor
hay on farm that but two YEAR before
emit sixty tons. lie had eight acre. Of
wheat which looked Smelly TIL it began 10
head out. when the gras-hopper, began Ia
cat 1t down "a rapidly that he moved It
tpr fodder. but before he could get il snill
cientiy dry to house. il wa> nearly ali de-
Voured.
Nothing escaped the tavagc but the po-
tatoe>- This va, a good crop. but the
price bclu. rather low. the farmers held
on for rise. and the result j. that there
are thousands OF bushels remaining un-
sold aud entirely unsaleable. The nomin-
al prices NJ railway stations i ten cents
| per bushel for good nnrs'n.. '..''n -
| sprouts well rubbed on, but there Is little
demand even at that price
A. the farmers made large purchases OF
corn &c. to &c, their stock through the
winter, and have lost their potatoes. there
j. universal cry OF pecuniary embarrass-
rnent. This i, probably only temporary
but it pervades all classes. a. the trader
and the iIadr-man depend for support ON
the farmer.
notice that some of the republican pa
pers have come down on you for some in
dependent remarks in the -iaerioaM.
hope that no party lash Will frighicn you
70 Withhold just ccnsure where it i due.
The greatest danger TO our county is the
snb>eryiancy Of partizan editors to the die
tation OF ambitious party leaders. one of
the most suspicious signs of the times i,
the growing independence OF the press
and the people and the loosening OF parry
ties. | rejoice in the belief that the time i.
past when it might truthfully be said that
"a nomination i equivalent to an election
and that for the future the independence
of the ballot will be asserted and SUSTAIN
ed. A. e. W
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FOR GOVERNOR.
SIDNEY PERHAM.


holdtheir Congressional Convention Thurs
dav this week. at Biddeford.
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BANGOR, ,July ,

=
We learn that the Steamer Cambridge
struck on the rocks at Fort Point on Mon
day but sustained little or no damage, hav-
Ing made her trip without hindrance.
Forty-iour cars were received at the T..
x y. \. depot yesterday. three OF them
loaded with hay, two with leather and one
with shingles. Six were received from the
b. Il p. road loaded principally with lum-
Der. The schooner kenduskeag of thi,
city, Capt. Wyatt, from Fall River for
New York went ashore on the I7th inst.
on Block Island, but was got of on the
18th, by the assistance of Wreckers and
taken into Stonington. The damage was
slight and she would proceed on her voy-
age. The salvors received 500 for get
ting her OFF.
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in and for ths County OF Hancock, IL IN y
Wednesday of June \ -. 1879.
Salome u Manchester ENec"triN Of the l..
viii OF John Manchester late of SIT De~rrt III
said County decea~ed-hayirg presented h ,r dill
account of administration upon sail estate tor
Probate:
ORDERED That The said ENecutrN give NO.
ticc TO all per sons interested. by Causing
cory OF this Order TO be published three week,
sucCessivciy In the Ellsworth American, printed
at Ellsworth, that they may appear st Probate
Cour, TO be hetd az Ellsworth IN said county the
iAt NJ cdpesd1y of Aug. next, at ten OF tee eiecr
iu the forenoon, and shew cause, Il any they ha'~
NV Lnn .A-m- -hnmlA not be nILAMeh aM -,
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From Waterville.
WArERvILLE, July q.

commencement has ROW fairly begun.
The arrival Of strangers, Alumni. and
friends OF the University has been larger
than was anticipated
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From Banaor.
THEODORE TILToN Ar BANGOR.

IHEODOKE TILTON At nANGOE
BANGOR, July p.
The announcement that Theodore Tilron
Gen. Fitzpatrick and Kate Stanton would
address Greeley and Brown meeting al
Norombesa Hall this evening, drew out
large audience, the hall being completely
filed.
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T1HE undersigned Elizabeth itolmes. 81 Bn~.aY
l. iu the County If suffolk and Commouw eal}t
OF Ma -achusetfS, hereby gives public ponce tHul
size claims by virtue Of mortgage decd from
t.pot ge " Prescott Of ~d 10, ton 10 Christ Iiu;,
:. osxood. dated January stth. tS7o, ami record
c IN the Registry al Deeds for the County OF ~ #
cock iu the state 81 Maine, Vol. t}t Page $40 4.I
bf said usgoal assigned to e." undersigned. Aux
}.i t~1a. s4tt tgnmeut being reclf ,icd yu
REGISTRY 81 Hancock, Noi. IST. Page =. tsft...
parcel Of hand situated IN Gouil-hur1 u -#a.
county % Hancock. ga Iron Bound Island, -ar.t- .
"a. Wing between he land now tnrmyrlt ar Fl.
rit.l John Sgnlth. AMI itud now of formerly n..l.
piyd by Eben Jacob, puHujyd As tpliHH-. - ? .s..
1iuuiug a-st.,kc auI stones Hn -ua Huc HH.s ..
the premises ana the ~IIt ~m lA's IIut. the
south 5o~, Fast to water land Themes We .-
~oHfh. sixty Eve rods Go lluI OF ~alI Ita...
thcrre North 3. West 90 water uortHst.-. 81. f..
Of ~lli island thence + stetly ~!NIt-Hyr Hu.I- F..
tEc iif-t mentioned hnUu.S, containing nuc tf.p-
tiFvi a... more oT Jess. Iu4t lhe condition
ssri utvFtEag. h-t, h,,u. ant uas I- bIHk-u. slit,
tAeryIors claims "a tutcs i,,~uH, ct thv --ffu..
tLIKAHEIH HOLMES.
Boston, July, I>.a. i-s. 3vH
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- The HpN. The Court of Coall, Lommi..
] stOuerH, HeN hO4dcn ia Ellsworth IN and Tor
lhc eVuais VI Lancuck, ga thr second tuesday Of
Aprii. \. u. isl3.
We, tne uaIGs sisaCd, your petitioners, would
respectfully irpTrsrnt, mat highway t4r f,l-
towing iV,t.lVn and aeacriptAou, "uGII 81 81 Pun
pGls4Lr convenience, thAt Is -tlg r--,,
uieuclHS IA tue town VI bucAsp0gt ucar tur a,,g..
Jyhn HuUOArIs, on me 81 ulncsIY si4r w II.
Ant o,l"ctu y. Larpea.cIs And wIdo~ n .tn..a
EIIL4dSc, l4""c- soH.h-TAHt cilt Y! rAia tiu, h,
near utouS or inc toH iAAl, tneucc auutpr.I9
at tLc nscrvtiOa OI The cOuuII, stJnci- Over Il,t
VI tiIAs a. Dvdgu Vf uI " u J. D0u ~ u,.t -i..t
". +. Waite ia Ori4tud, whole uisLAuc. 49,
about one mue. a rUAI Oi nc above de.,r.l5
location ing uccn IOus Lime ia couteturItf,,.
~aI w DviirsIno Is ~ O~ vi general iuter.-t
would apec,idiiy rvtluc-t that your uOpnt. IN,
said ioute, AAI .o,Ase 'aid roai, q ,ouf ,aflirt
convenience, aud a. IA Uuty UJuhl would ,,,r
pray. ELIAS Al. DOIJt,k. Al4d A ,tt..r
OrlaBd, March -, Iss2.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK. ss.-Court Of County Commissioner.
April term, A. u. l-.s.
Upon The fore oing petition Il i consI,l.r.t t,
the commissioners mat thc petitioner, ,r, r,t.,J
sible an that they odEht 10 oe heard t,urhi,l Mi
matter 81 ~ 4 n their pe'itiSn, and therefore
ortlyT that thc county Comm ion er. me-. m
MiiiarA 4. hlte's 10 Orland
on Tuesday the 81 day oi >eplemlr. pevt w \
O'Clock. A. Al, and thcHcu proceed "a ylr,y M.
route mentioned IN sand petition inunrdi', t,i, AZ
ter which view hcailng OF the parties ami MI.
nesses Wall " hAd AZ 'oinc cOAvieAt pIice Ia the
vicinity, aud -ucA Other me4su.e- taken IN tnr
premises a. tne OInn.s sOncr, small Il.t,a ur,r.
,.r Ana turther '
ORDERED. that notice Of the time piar. ,ud
purpose y tle toi tnassionet- meeting aforesaid
De gwen TO al persons and corporation. interest.
ed. Us serving attested copies Uf the petition ana
order thereon, upon the cIrrks Ut tAc towns W
Duck-PuT ami brltn4,
and by posting up ate-ted copies al aforesaid, IA
three puUilr places la said towns, tAtrty dlNs al
least before the time appointed iOT SAM View and
by publishing Tie petition and order there m three
weeks -uCcc=-lNely la the Ellsworth American "a
newspaper published At Ellsworth, IN the County
OF ii ucock the iir-t publication to tie thirty ta,s
al least before tue time Of said view, that an .cr-
sons and corporations Interested may attend and
be heard II thcy thInk ut.
Attest. IL. -. SAUNDERS, CIcrk
4 true copy OF tue petition ana order thereon.
3wSO Attest. ii. H. SAL <DER-. Clerk
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Gbe Gllsmortb Amfrifan.

Puhiishe,l everv Thursday Morning at Peters
Block FlIsworth, Me-, by y. h. SAWYER. For
term. &c zee arst page.
) NJ, PErrEsGILL Co., 81 Park Row, New
york and CSC. r. RowELL & CO., 40 Park Row (,
Nev york are the agents tor the AMERICAN
in tnat civ and are authorized to contract for
inserting Advertisements for a. at our lowest cash
rate Advert ess in that city are requested TO
leave their favors with either OF the above houses.
THURSDAY. JULY 25, 1872.
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GENEVA, July %.
SECRESY MAINIAINEn

Owing to an unforeseen difficulty of
which nothing in known, there was no
session Of the tribunal of arbitration TODAY
nor will there be any tomorrow. The
precautions to preserve the secresy of the
deliberations Of the tribunal extend to the
most minute particulars and nothing what
ever can be learned relative to its proceed.
inRs.
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y. CHARLOTTE THOMPSON,
STATE OF MAINE.


HANCOCK, ss.-Court oil Probate, July Term,
\. d., l.12,
Upon the foregoing Petition ORDERED.-Tbat
SAID petitioner give public notice TO all yersons
lhterested' oy causing copy OF the petition, and
this order thereon, to be Published three weeks
successfully in The Ellsworth American, a news
paper pubhsaed IN Ellsworth, IN SAID county,
that they may appear at a Court of ProD4te tor
SAID County, to be neld at Ellsworth, on the let
Wednesday OF Aug. next, al ten OF the clock IN
the forenoon to show cause, II any they have why
the prayer of said petitioner should not he grant.
ed PARKER ICCh, Judge.
Attest: GEO. A. DYER, REGISTER. F3w2g
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VOLUME IS.
Dissolution Of Co-nartnershin

THE Co-partnership heretofore existing ma 80
l. the name and style OF A. w Greedy 4 10, B..
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All accounts due or against the late frm are a.,
be settled by A. W. Greeley, who requests allba,.
ing accounts to call and settle.
\, " GEEELEY,
II. II. HARDEN
A. ". Greeley is to continue the BID stness II H..
old stand. and he takes this opportunity 60 th,1
his old patrons Ter their fivors in lh, pssr snI
hoyes by faithful attention to eusiaes ami III
work entrusted to his care, 10 merit ta,. r.t,it
uance. n. W, GREEfEN
Ellsworth. July. goth. 1872. I'.l
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FOREIGN News.

GENEVA, July l9-Evening.
THE DECISION on THE DEMuRRER
The arbtrators to-day rendered decis-
ion on demurrer submitted BY the Brit
ish government, asking the Court to ex-
clude the cases of the Tallahass see,
Chicamauga, Sumter. Nashville Sallie.
jeff Davis, Jay, Music and Retribution.-
BY the decision the cases of the Tallaha S
see, Chickamauga, Sumter and Nashville
are admitted to arbitration, and the cases
of the others excluded.
CASE OF THE FLORIDA
The argument and statement in the case
of the Florida, which was submitted by the
American agent Wednesday, claim that
forty American vessels were destroyed BY
that steamer. the aggregate value of which
reached four million five hundred thousand
dollars.
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SAD ACCIpENr.-while some boys were
bathing in the river above the new bridge.
near ID. 5. Hadley's In Amherst. on the 18th
inst. James. eldest son Of Simeon q. Hap
worth of Mariaville. was drowned. Aged
nearly II years.
The grass crop in this vicinity is much
better than last year; about one-third at
least, on an average. Crops Of all kinds
are looking well. and growing rapidly.
The first class In the Agricultural Col
lege at Orono. will graduate on the 9TH of
August. Will not many be there to see.
The next meeting of Hancock Comgre-
gati onal Conference will be at North Deer
Isle.
The Fourth Of July was celebrated at
No. 30 by dinner and supper.
Miss Isabella W. Gregg is teaching the
school in No. %. this term.
The slate quarries In Monson are doing
something of a business. and the slate is
said 10 be of n soft and nice quality. 1t is
hauled to Guilford aud transported on the
railway. which is carrying freight. in
all. 10 considerable amount
The summer thus far. here. has been
one of the warmest known for many years
The Whales Back" on the Airline.
so called. we suppose, because 1t is longer
somewhat than such elevations sometimes
called "Horsebacks, i very pleasant
place for a drive. 1t is gravel formation
some three miles in length. Asmale Pond.
called 'Botomlcss'' is one side. and the
Middle Branch on the other. In blueberry
time the berries on the the bushes are seen
in scattered quantities along the way-side.
II commences about four and one-half
miles from Amherst corner. Meadows are
OF the north side. which last fall were
dotted with numerous and imposing hay
stacks. By the way. this year the crops
on the meadows will not be So good as last
year ON account OF their late flowagc In
the spring. and the subsequent wet season
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County OF Hancock.
THE Undersigned, Guardian Of Ella F. Frank NJ .
i Flora +. Cora f.. Hattie NJ. and Addie NJ .
thompson, Minor HAIRS OF George thompson,
July represents thai said MIuoi. are setzed and
possessed % the following described Real e. tate
VIZ: The homestead Of the late george thompson
situated il sand Orlind and adi5ininL land oil
Jytua " Hiram BIaisdell and also land OF Pclt-
tiah White and susan Bla.deIl, AIlas Cou.In-
and on which said George thompson lined at he
lime # his deCease,
mat It woald be Tor the benefit OF said Minors
that said Real Estate should DC sold and the pro-
ceeds thereof put out at inteeeat, Or otherwise
used their benefit.
She therefore prays that License may be grant
ed her 20 sell au convey the above described
Real Estate al public Or private sale, according
the requirement Of the Law to exchange IL ior
other real estate pros ideCissy law.
July I'd, ls12. CHARLOTTE THOMP>DS
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- tIlf iIpAVi Ab+c HAi-F OF tfHls". t.t t.'
tuuAty 81 HtnrOrk.
T1HH unI.r-i gne.i sen webb Lois wh,tuluts- s4la
i JO-. hitmore, by mis- Attg., The sald ~tntr
ui beer i-ls M
-a.l County respectfully represent that they age
seized be.- or grantees oI the heirs, with pia-
eI- ia ti4r Tsll estate whereof samuel WUttinar..
late oi -att Deer Isle t,icl srIket auI poo -t--e.
to -. - hi- homestead Iut oI Land contaialae
aUyIt t.Ent, Ia Arrca, visa thc uu ltlnSz sA-re t
consisting OF mouse, barn and buildings; "a. ..
Back Island, one unaIyIttaI hall pt -. tltl..
Island, two ipt, VI about uItrcn acres et-u ..
Brass Mountain an undivided part OF thc Ban.
i-t meeting House AZ All In Dec 81 ..
a tot vi Land al swans I-IHuI. and another t4s nj.
E4uchhi lhAL iAc puItl"n OF the 4nI,. guea ~si.
cbJ therein l. Eleven iDrticlh. og LOIS 81 hll-
more Is Oac Eikhth % JosepA WAItn4ot.. l.. ,Jt.
Eighth " men they are desTcOus oi holding .t..tf
possessing IN seVegajty. They therefor, p..y
q At your HonOr wULli grant a Warrau 10 -.i.tt.
Die persons authorizing them 10 maze Il tily tun
ot an sam Estate meaning al. the real r. tate D.,
ahlch ga u samuel MhH.Ho4e died, seized lu.t
possess ed. and set Oh l1 c..cl Aclr %. lH l--4-urc
% each heir hi7 proportion 90 tle -Amc.
Dated this first GAy ot June \. p I>.2.
SETH WEBB,
JO>Lfn HIT MORE, bg ni- Attv.
~AMJ IL WuilMpKE
a. T.. b 4
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DEER Isle. July Is. 1872.
Nix. EDITOR The annual meeting OF
the Eastern Marble Company Was held at
the qaarry in this town, yesterday at =
O'Clock. i. NJ.
Martin >. Slet>on. Boston Mass
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FROM MlSSOULA COUNTY.
All Bitter R"Ot for Clagett.
A Sound View Of the Situation.

EDIToR New NORTH WEST:
Clagctt has come and gone, giving US q
big speech at Corvallis and short one 1t
Stcvensville. At Corvallis yesterday be had
= large audience, the largest by far ever
gathered here to listen to Il political speech.
The Hall, q large one, was crowded with
ladies and gentlemen, and two. thirds Of the
latter were compelled to stand in the street.
lie gave Us just such speech as Billy
Clsgett can make-scusiblc, earnest and
eloquent If there were any doubts before
as 10 how most Of tho late Democrats in the
Valley ana all the Republicans would vote,
there 10 none now. How any person lin
this Valley. after a.! he has done for it and
them could do other wise is beyond c,mprc
hcEson of this people, aud tell you they
are few and far between who will vote
against him. We Can put no man in the
place " no has done and can do US much for
Montana. II there was any reason why
Democrats should not vO'e for C)"gctt
causc he IL u Republican the Territorial aid
National Conventions have decided tia,
point in his favor for they have both
endorsed the ch'efcst Of Radicals, Horace
Greeley. So our people look ut it. 50 they
will vote, and ~ with the u,ost willing
heart in the world will
Stevensviilc. July II.
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DISTRICT COURT. SPECIAL TERN.
An Opportunity fss full CItisenship.

We are authorized BY telegram from
Judge Knowles At Virgins City to state
that Special term Of Court will he opened
In Deer Lodge on Monday next for the full
naturalization of aliens WIN have had their
declaratory papers two years. We presume
the Court will be open during the week.
No term can be opened in Missouls.
This term 10 opened for the purpose Of
restoring to declsratory citizens, eligible to
full citizenehip, the franchise Of which they
were deprived by the Prescription law of
the Seventh Session Of the Legislature. Az
1t Is On unquest,onsble fact that declaratory
citizens cannot legally vote under that law,
We advise Ill who are eligible to apply tor
and procure 6nsl papers. Each applicant re-
qures two witnesses To testify from personal
knowledge to bic character - . NV abiding
citizen. Three persons can testify for each
other. It 10 thus necessary that each apple
cant shall have two persons who have per.
sonal'y known them two years to testify for
them First papers must be produced,
dated two years before application for full
citizenship.