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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Separtsm.ut

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siHtr sutu suslfdtn 9riistuns. sini&liesh& eeltn, S4rS.
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gtriflite estrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-07
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Die Maeen, renn i6 NOR nun rSllie iberz
;ea9t, pab i6 mid in sinsm cisiliirten
Vaare bef1npe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-07
ct. Sobanncs Goaesiam,
Hrairie on Sbicn, Wis.
Inter SETTING der fritli&em Sriser.

Der 3ned sitits ifiutss 10. Ger Sussne gtairte su
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SIN eas unisre, EfittisTt SanssisriHtnitaftid uns aiast-
miiht Esparttmtnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-07
Setinaunsen.

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-07

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-07

ilaubertricbeue 8ariarss. Gnfslin +:
1pbmuttcr, cart tidy RE S%rnncnfniterz
niB ieben?
Grrsmutter: Wieinstpesen, atsr ssbs
midi ;u nabe bin, pab cir ni6ts paiiirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-07
Rittisres 9epartement.

Sritts &iafe Srtbssrastis, ssitn, S6rsissn, gram.
NATL, Ss6Hen, Geographic, @si6i6ts. Sran,sff6 (rtna as.
glniSD, Sslistrnss lHtsridt.
3weitr Slafc etieu, S6rtitsn, @rammatif gufIss.
iGrabea. RsSnsn, Alssbrd. DsuilH, eateiniId, @rieHifd.
Sransffih trsrn sspanI6D. &elieiensaRterriht.
@rffe alafie eeitn, S6rsiten, gersbau, auTas(hr,i.
btu, Refsfunf, 6si6itis. Geographic, Ae6ntu. NIasbrs
Sesmtiris, Sutfubgsa, Eslti6, eatsiRtih, 6ristild, Nran
lgdih uul Spduilt (pfun aerilnfhD.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-07-04

The Herald is sorry to learn that Rev.
L. L. Uanscom is to leave Camden for a
new field of labor at Searsport.
Arson is the third town in the State
for the value of its agricultural products.
Pennington being the first, and Gorham
the second.
~ IL is reported that hundred new
buildings are to be erected this season at
Pittsfeld. as the result of encouraging man-
ufactures in that town.
Ezra l.. Pettangall. esq, Of Pembroke
who is himself largely interested ia ship.
ping, informs the Maine FIrHer that there
are more ships being built ia Washington
County at the present time, than there
ever was in any one year before. There
are seven on the stock, in Calais, ~N In
Pembroke, aud more than an average nnm-
her in Maehias and East Machia>. Har-
rington. is building six. while thrre trc
several ia various stages Of progress IN
EAstpurt and Robbin>ton
We understand that the Law Court.
nov ia session III BANGOR, have just deliy-
cred an opinion declaring unconstitutional
the act OF the Legislature. passed III 1865,
or thereahout>. ratiiyin2 the proceeding
II towns which paid communication money
10 drafted mcu during rhc latc war. | M
der this decision hundreds &C eases npA
pending throughout the State viii fall.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-07-04
Reform Needed.

OF all the humbugs yet tolerated in this
enlighted age, the most conspicuous. and
the most dishonest one is that of the pres
ent method of conducting diplomacy.
There may not be any more deception
practiced now than in Philip the Seconds
day. but the world should have progress
ed some during the this last Century. The
Treaty of Washington was heralded As a
model in It's way. honest. straighifor ward.
manly and frank; and yet what misunder-
standing has arisen under it and what
laundering grown out of il. Sharp cum
ming lawyers should stick to the profess
sion and to criminal practice rather than
seek posts Of diplomacy for display of the
art Of deception. Horse jockeys may bray
on their exploits, and with being familiar
with all the tricks of the business. but di.
plomats ought to aim 1t somstinx higher.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-07-04

The bankruptcy act has been amended
materially by bill that passed Congress
during the late session. The Financier re-
ports the substantial changes. which are :
First. the time during which bankrupts
may be discharged upon payment Of nfty
per cent. Of their Indebtedness Is extended
nutil July l. 1873; life insurance policies
to the amount of %. 600 are exempted from
assets available for creditors. and all
Judgments obtained against parties or
property before petitions are filed are to
be first and fully satisfied. 1t also allows
all exemptions allowed By any State law
on the LIST Of January, 1871. This will
save to bankrupts in Virginia o. 900 worth
OF property. 1t also exempts widow
dover, or other estate In lieu thereof, If
the State law 50 provides.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-07-04
A Small Margin.

Governor Perham had les than ,ix hum
itc4l majority in til, Congressional district
Ia-. wear. ne indication, are noN that
nul".. something shall turn up to give the
Republicans strength. that thi, small ma
jpri'y viii Le reduced 10 a -iill smaller,
point. The cider law viii not add any
vo:r>. bat will lose votes for him While
there 4 a feeling thai Governor f'erham i
a >lfc public officer. and one that will con
~cicniiously meet all hi public duiie-. il /,
also true that he cannot carry all the load
tha' indiScrcei friends. and his cnemic
have laid On him. We have an idea that
the men who framed the cider law. aud the
iAcn who insisted on keeping the temper
ance plank in the platform Of the Republi.
caa party. were intent on Till, political
death
II not - fatal, the result will he dama.-
in= TO him. a the vote in September will
demonstrate. II the Democrats make =
good canvass. getting out all their yote>
the September election VIII astoni.h mos
people. The only consolation that Hepub.
Iic1ns can gather from such state OF AT
fairs. i the poor one that adversely liza.
il uses
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-07-04
The First District.

The Convention in this district wa. held
in Portland on Wednesday. II was a
stormy session. aud ended something as
the Senatorial squabble did in New Hamp-
shire. In nominating 4 candinate unknown
To the world.
On the first ballot Hon. James NJ. stone
had Sc votes. Col. Mark Wentworth 81.
with fifteen or twenty scattering for three
other candidates. but on the fourth ballot
j. III. Burleigh was nominated
This is the gentleman that the Portland
Press made fun Of last winter because he
changed h!s vote on the railroad question.
and because he was honest enough to tell
the Legislature how the great change came
over him while sitting in his room all alone.
No doubt the Portland Star will commence
its laudatory notice of him by saying. .he
is the son of old Mr.. Burleigh.
No doubt Mr.. Burleigh is a nice man.
but certainly not great one. nor such an
one As the First District should send to
Congress.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-07-04


Mts-.s. EpIroIs Noticing an article
ia YOUR paper ofthe 2.th giving an account
Of ! recent Caucus IN this place to choose
delegates In the District Convention writ
ten by "Ncriias.' We the undersigned who
were IN attendance AT the Caucus. deem il
orr duty to say many "f the statements
made in that article are utterly false.
The Town House !, not in an out-of-thc-
way place. nor WAS the hour iIteonvenIcnt
for ANY except Ncrita>.
thc meeting was not called To order TIL
tribe after six o'clocv bv the >lowe>t
watch in the lIall-thc remark that -'our
ioik, are a. here was not made-neithor
wa- The Town House closed al -four min
utes past six. nor was it closed al half
past six. The delegates were chosen one
at a time by written ballots, the rIire,t
Way "A Caucus can be conducted: the last
one chosen was by a vote OF eighteen FOR
Hale to eight opposition. DO you think
this "a small plurality out of an aggregate
vote oftwcnty-six: And had those said 10
have been on the road intending TO attend
the Caucus, all arrived punctually the
vote would have stood, Hale. twenty-five :;
opposed eleven. Orland was not miSrepre-
scented in the Convention.
And a TO the loss of the Representative
"a the Legislature from thi, town in 1870
and n, no Republican did more. Indirect
ly. 10 bring about that result than Veritas.
Hon. Aaron +. Emerson admits he j.
your correspondent. Veritas; and we much
regret he did not have more good sense
than to allow his temper TO boil over for 50
trivial a matter a. his loss ofan election a
delegate to District Convention.
John A Buck. Asa Conary.
James G. Saunders, Robert Snow
Samuel X. Durham, Fred b. Gross.
| Thomas q. Saunders. w. p. White,
Geo. w. White. Samuel Dodge.
Clos H. Dodge.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-07-04

-Englaud's inability ~ cope with an
enterprising invading FOE 20 geographical
~ depicted in the ianciiul narrative III the
mythical Battle Of Dorhiug. has Just re-
ccivel another practical illustration
There Was 10 have been drill and Review
Of the London volunteers NJ Chatham, Or
Alder>hot. on Wait Monday. The officer,
of the Southwestern Railroad, which La,
an extensive traffic with the coast town,
near which the military display WA, 10 have
taken place. were notified fortnight In
advance that transportation for II 0Dj men
was desired, the volunteers 10 be- moved
IN Two days. Answer was returned that
only $500 men could he carried. anu 20
the martial exercises were reluctantly di>-
pcnSed with. IL seems. therefore that the
| railroads of England are practically use
less Tor war purposes. unless few months
time is given them for preparation. Com
mentn@ on this topic the Lon Ion Neirs re-
mirgs: The most courteous OF foes il
once landed on thi, island would not agree
10 suspend operations until the RAILWAYS
should enable our soldiers to start with 4
fair chance There Is scarcely railroad
1 IN America that would not be able to sup
ply the transportation above mentioned in
twenty-four hours notice. Political mas,
meetings aud picnic excursions nf that
I size are not uncommon.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-07-04

After the vote Col. Hcrscy rose and pro-
tested against the action of the convention.
and said. that the Waldo delegates would
now retire from it.
Bro. Rust. also. in "A few earnest words.
protested; and we may say of him rs "A
correspondent says OF a member of the
French government, I'm the task of Sc
curing just decision he displayed the elo-
quencc Of fretted conscience and a heart
full of Indignation" hut it was all to no
purpose. 50 therefore whoa he said in clos
ing. that we shall 20 home. remain quiet.
and wait uuil before coming to Ellsworth
again 70 convention. We have assurance
OF having our rights regarded" there was
profound silence
The closing scene will be- found Ia an
ether column.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-07-04

The Journal says that Fred Moor of
Augusta. who fell from a staging. in
Massachusetts, some ten days since. injur.
ing him severely, reached his home in Au-
gusta on Saturday. He was brought on
a mattress. and is in very feeble condi-
ton Hon. Joshua Nye. so long con-
nected with the Maine Central Railroad
has resigned his position and accepted the
General Agency of the Equitable Life In
surance Company for Central Maine. His
salary is stated to be 5000. He will not
remove from Augusta. Mr.. Chas. Sc
wall, an old and well-known citizen of Au-
gusta, died on the 18th ult.. at the age Of
50 years and months.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-07-04

INRoADs or THE OCEAN On LONG
BRANCH.-A correspondent Of the New
York Post says:
But if the good people OF Long Branch
wish 10 maintain Ocean avenue III it,
Integrity. they must defend it against the
encroachments Of that very Atlantic
which forms its chiefest charm. For sever
al winters past the waves have been
gradually but surely wearing away that
part of the bluff Immediately in front of
the United States Hotel. Last winter the
encroachment was far more serious than
usual. Forty feet of bluff were carried
away. and unless some steps are taken,
and that speedily. the Atlantic Ocean will
establish connection with the Shrews-
bury river, which runs. at that point.
almost parallel with the avenue.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-07-04
Notice of Foreclosure.

VTHEREAS Edward Haney I'd of Ellsworth In
w the County of Hancock AID State OF Maine
by his deed OF Mortgage, dated September 18Th ,
1871 and Recorded In Hancock Registry Vol. lal
Page l24 conveyed to Elisha Mo rton the following
described Lots or parcels of land in said Ellis
worth, viz: The premises, known As the Alfred
Brimmer pla conveyed by the said Morton
in common and undivided to the said Haney 4
Mrs. Mary T., Hunt by deed Recorded in ii an.
cock Registry Vol. 1876 Page $50 and the said Mary
u Hunts Undivided hall part as conveyed 10
said Haney by deed dated sept. 18th ISL. Also
a second Lot conveyed to the said Haney BY
James " Bartlett by his then several deeds as
Recorded in Hancock Registry one of Twenty
five acres in Vol. l23 Page $685. one OF one acre in
Vol. lss, Page 10 and the other OF forty three
acres in Vol. les Page I'd, and whereas said mort
gage has been assigned to us the subsc ribers by
the said Morton and the conditions OF the same
have been broken, we, the undersigned, claim to
forecose the same and give this notice according
ly, pursuant to the Statutes Of Of the State.
A. r. DRlNKWATER
JOHN TRUE.
Ellsworth, July Let, ls79. 3w27
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-07-04
1870.

AT the District Convention in this city
last W ednesday. after an exciting and acri-
monious contest, Wentworth. Stone and
Banks were floored and Mr.. J. H. Burleioh
OF Berwick won the nomination Ii is
strongly limited that it is another ..Somes''
affair. One mild individual styled the con-
vention second edition of hell The
friends of Stone and Wentworth were bit
terly opposed to each other and what the
result Uf the trade will be remains to be
seen. MIR. Burleigh. the nominee. we are
informed. swung around the circle" with
Andy johnson. aud at that time voted the
democratic ticket. Some of the delegates
declared that they would not support him.
i Portland Monitor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-07-04

past sixteen years, though Civ ing larger Repah-
iican nuorltes that any other county in the
district; and, whereas. the friends of the pres
emf Representative in Congress originally bas-
"a ms candidacy expressly on the ground Of ro-
tiion from other counties, therefore.
RESOLVED. that il is expedent that the can
didate to be nominated by this convention. be
taken from Waldo county.
Col. Hersey advocated with much can
dor and earnestness the claims of Waldo
county. lie went over the argument to be
used in favor of locality, and made a very
deep impress sion on the Convention
Mr. Sprague of Rockland, moved that
committee on resolutions be raised.
Mr. Rcarce of Meddybemp, sent to the
chair a paper. stating that il was from
Pembroke aud asked to have 1t read THIS
was text for speech of considerable
length.
The chair appointed the following scn-
tlcmen the committee on resolutions:
Spragnc Of Rockiand, woodman Of Bnck.-
port Hadlock OF Gran. Isle, Vose Of Den
nysvilie. Kelly of Ea>tpos', Haley .. Win
terpor;. aud Runncll> OF >ear>pou
Mlliken Ut Cherryiicld moved thar all
resolutions presented. be referred to The
committee on resolutions. without debate.
Col lIer,ey asked il thl- motion carried
over The resolution presented by him IN
behalf of Waldo county. The chair decid-
eI that it lid.
Mr.. Rust ot Belfast protested In a very
able speech. such 4 disposition Of a mat
ter pre-ented to the whole convention
aud one for them to act on. and not for u
committee
Woodman Of Buck-porI. argued against
"a the rule OF turns" aud admitted that he
once look different view.
MiIlihcn of Chcrryiield. rose to explain.
\ motion wa, made adjourn. and the pro-
pie hegau to leave the Hall. when the mo
lion wa~ Withdrawn.
Nhildrn 81 Calais. was IN favor 81 an
having chance To cNprc>, tlleir view.
Adjourned 10 o'clock
AFTERNOON = ->InN
jaime, \. MIllikcn. ". + Ming Of calais.
\. VI. Hopkins OF Ellsworth. i. NJ. Blai,-
den oi Franklin. . :. Casc 81 Rockland.
Wm. Morilyery ~ Stlr>pou. \. J. Bill
linz, If Freedom. were appointed Di>,ric'
committee.
MInAen of Cherpi.id spoke against
the Waldo resolutions. inlikeu Of Bel.
n~' replied
to' !irr-rr wanted The yaic ga there's
oln'inr> made % tc-t at The view, of thr
convention a-tn the location at candidates.
u "a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-07-04
Republican District Convention at
Belfast.

Az "a meeting of the Republicans OF the NH
Congressional District held at Ellsworth on the
25th of June, it was vsted that Hon. D. X. Chase.
of Washington County, n. a. JOY, Esq, of Han
cock County, Charles Baker. Esq. of Waldo, and
of Knox, be a committee To call Conven-
tion of Republicans to nominate a candidate for
Congress, to TX the terms of the call and appoint
the time and place of meeting.
In pursuance tot the foregoing Instructions, we
invite the Republicans Of the Fifth Congress mai
District opposed to the action of the ofiiceh oders
Convention held at Ellsworth on the 27th OF
June, to meet az Belfast, on the 18th day OF July
ls.2 for the purpose above stated
ID. X. CHASE,
y. A. JOY,
June, 2sth, lsl2. 2w27 CHARLES BAKER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-07-04

Eight years ago the Bangor 'rheologi-
cal Seminary was greatly involved in its
finances about $4,000 in debt. 1t is now
out Of debt. and within ten years sl25. 900
has been added to its permanent funds.
The Boston newspapers charge the
night and sub-editors Of the New York
papers with changing the correspondence
and kilograms from the Jubilee 50 as tn
make them express the opposite meaning
from that intended by the writers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-07-04

IiIL JrAILLE BALL.--lhc gran. ball Al
tie Coliseum "Wednesday HIGH, ~ tA-
crowniug glory vi the Jubilee season Thus
far. About ihirt y-tivc thousand people
we're present from all parts 81 thyrouutrt
aud i Ya~t"r, tAirrr panorama has rarely
been presented since dancing VA, invent
ed. An the principal cities u New Eng
land sent Immense delegations 1T their
brauiv aud fA@hiou-and long before the
hour appointed for dancing To- commence
II Ma almost impossible Ia moy, about
the floor. President Grant aud 4 portion
eigh' Dipfomatic tTPs, Arm, 1lIAi LOV
Officers, Governors, anu various di>tsu-
guished gentlsm from the four auaiter,
OF the Union honored thc occasion Mil,
their presence. The floral decorations
were superb-marvelou> ia their pro.u,Iou
and taste. considering the short time al
lowed Tor their arrangement. -D.ncing,
throughout tile festivities. WAS considcra-
bly inlringcd upon by dense masses OF
spectator. WIN were with difficulty con-
trulled. The toiletlcs were in the ma iorit,
Of eases extremely rich and elegant An
orchestra OF four hundred picked mu-i-
G. ans, aided rs the bewitching music OF the
English aud PFu,sian Grcnadiers and the
French Garde Rcpublicainc Bands, fur
ni-hed delicious promenade concert and
rendered the superb and popular music OF
the ininitahlc Stratus with greater excel
lcncc than has ever before been reached az
ANY bail Ia this country Even the ar
raugemeuts for the arrival ana dep arturo
oi guc-i-. ordinarily 20 open to criticism.
seem 10 have been conducted To- the emf
ncut satisfaction OF the majority -Bo,t On
Jo.rAal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-07-04
Cbe Gllswortb Amrrifan.

Published every Thursday Morning al Peters
Block, Ellsworth, Me-, by y. h. SAWYER. For
terms. &C., see first page.
; NJ. PErTgSGILL 4 Co., 81 Park Row New
York, and GEO T. RowELL 4 Co. 30 Park Row
New York, are the agents Tor the AMERICAN,
in that city. and are authorized to contract for
inserting advertisements for us At nur lowest ga IN
rates. Advertisers in that city are requested to
leave their favors with either the above houses
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-07-04
Commissioners Notice

WE the subscribers, having been appointed b,.
me Hon Parker Tuck, judge Of Trohaiss
me the claims Of creditors to the estate 81 Amns
y, wescott, late OF Bluehil, deceased, represented
insoavent. 20 hereby give notice that six months
raj 1Weu sad creditors to bring in and prov
saelr claims and that we shall attend that ser.
s sSe al the dwelling of r, W. Hinckley in Rlue
,a,a on tne "a Friday In September & November
A0@' WILLIAM HOPKINS.
nlnah,u 49, Nv. HINCKLEY.
10y 10, lS72. 3W07
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-07-04
REHABILITATION

Total. 204 delegates. los towns
On motion of Milliken of Cherryfield,
the temporary organization was made the
permanent one.
Col. Hersey of Belfast. as this point. rose
and introduced the following preamble and
resolution:
WHEREAS, during the decade now passed.
the county Of Washington has had three terms
of representation in Congress, and the county
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-07-04
Pauper Notice.

A IL persons are forbidden from keep.ng or
n supporting or carrying out Of the tow7 81
fremont, huth Jordan or Clara Ciosson paupers
the owners OF the Poor of fremont for Inc SIM.
port OF all pauRers belonging to said town and |
a. rio HARDSoN, per order OF Tie owners of
Poor in fremont. "
fremont, June 20 1872. 3v2s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-07-04
GEO. a. DYER.
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT,
ELLSWORTH, MAINE.
Marine Insurance on Hnits @ CQyg0es.
Copartnership Notice

WE NE undersigned have this day formed a
" 20 partnership, for the purpose OF carving
ness under the style of Haze q Joy.
~ :, ,'aic. 3w25
r. r. Joy. Ellsworth, june both Is71
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-07-04
KNOX COUNTY.

Appleton, NJ. r. Fuller. 5. J. Gushee
Hope. Silas w. Coove. John W. Folger
North Haven, Harrison Beverage. G. G.
Mafiit; Rockland, 4. X. Spear. :. NJ Bird.
J. ;. Case, Davis Tilson, \. A. Rurpee.
Edwin Sprague; South Thomaston. J. J.
Emery. George W. White; vinalhave,l.
james Roberts. 5. q. Webster. John Vinal :
Camden. Il. X Simonton, ID. II. Bisbee. II.
Z. Paine. Edward Freeman. Paul Stevens.
Seven towns, % delegates.