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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-23
CARLTON STILL IN MARKET.-HaY

CARLTON STILL IN MARkET.-HaY-
" lug sold the Boiling Spring farm. we are
still oflcrn. for sale the Beautiful CARLTON
EST ATE. adjoining the town of Charlottesville and
in sight of the University Of Virginia.
This place combines many ATTRACTIONS Flrst.
SIX HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACKES Of choice
farming land, about one hundred acres low ground
Two of our best farmers have. after carefully RIDING
over the place, declared that they could readily clear
5000 per annln from il. The hui dings are hani-
some and convenient: the grounds lad out WIN
taste and 0rlElIucncd with most llIXliriant CROWN
of cvcrerccns. With good health, good society, mild
climate AMI educational advantages. together win
scenery sc:ruc!y surpassed In the United States, we
think CARLTON would please the most fasti''ious In
search of All agreeable home.
Possession can he had on 4 few days notice. and
the purchaser may also obtain the elegant furniture
now in the residence
Persons from distance arc invited to view the
premises and satisfy themselves that Ii more than
fIi!iis our description.
TERMS: Very liberal. ~
tnl,ly to JOHN WOOD, JK.,
\. III. MASSlE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-23

ZINE GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
A. 1884 Main street, four doors above First Aid,,
ke IS q lin. 10 place to buy fine Hams prime Lard
choice Teas Sugars, Coffccs. McSs Fork, c3rif1
Beef, English and Gsrml Must lTa G.iffrr S'
salmon, Woolenware, Bruons, &C.. &c:
~ m OA T. L. JAMES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-23
BY Gruhbs & Williams.
Anciioneers and Real Estate Agents,
EIe7cnth street between Main and Bank.

SUPERB MOUNTAIN RETREAT FOR
~ SALE AT AUCTION.
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by Moody Il Royal, Real Estate Agents.
Office corner Seventh aud Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

Tor SALE PRIvATELi.GWMe nave ave,
several desirable HOUSES and LOTS FOR sal"
T., rood Iorltiug Prices low aud on liberal forms.
Also. we have several small aid conveniently 10
Gated FARMS near tic town on liberal terms;
nnrts OF the town. Parties desiring to mako safe
Investments should call. rs VIC can offer great induce
u,ents chesterfield FARMS. with Improvements.
Ti,ninrcd and coal property. Price varying from
:i per acre a,I ,Ipwir,ls on fibe.ll terms.
~ ., MOODY & ROYALL, Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-23

WANTED, AT ONCE, FIVE WAGON
w npIvFPS TO drive I'm the city. Apply To y
". utGHES, corner of Franklin and Eightechtf
streets. w IIJ-cJES
10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-23

SUMAC MILL FOR SALE OR RENT
= 4 most complete SuAIAC MILL for sale or rent,
situotcd in Petersburg, Va, about five yars from
the railroad. The machinery consists of boiler
engine, reels, elevators. convcycrs betting saiIHg:
thc mill is an admirable one, us II possesses great
many advantageous 70 lows: The rent of the MIL
The milf from the river: the proximity to the rail
road enables the purchaser of sac to deliver 1t at
the mill, and all sllmac ground to be carried and
placed on the railroad thereby saving wafer REM
and cartaec on sumac bought and sold. The capa-
city of tie mill j. about l,Uuo tons per anll,lln, ana
same may be Increased to .jdo tonSif desired. Par
flies wishing to cuegc in the business need have no
fears about obiiining sufficient quantity of srmac
Leaves to keep the mill cmpl"ycd during the Whole
wear as II is ihe most productive section of tue Star
and labor can lc engaged ut less rate than any
where else in lie southern States. Terms liberal.
Parties DESTROYS Of purchasing OF: renting VIII al
dress q. DAVIS W.
tx Ic-lm box 90. Petersburg, Va.
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CONTEMPORARIES.

THE RICHMOND STEAM DYE WORKS
L have a;ted up a very nice Office ut s0l MAIN
STREET., and win do DYElNG AND CLEANING
OF MI kinds of LADIES AND GENTLEMES
GARMENTS, and IN all colors IheI also EslTs
special attention to CLEANING OF CARPETS
without being taken llp, and cleaning gentiemehs
al3thing by u new process OF steam Give theni D
iaiI. my Sl-3Ht
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-23

vvTANTED. a BOOK-KEEPER. Apply
w a. h,nd.yrit,nr. with reference, 10 "COM-
NlsSIoS MERCHANTS" through po posi- % y.
II md
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VIZ ANTED, TO BUY A SECONDHAND
w SEVEN-OCTAFEP PLANO, of hrst-SEss ih''ii-
ufucture, In good order.
Leave description, price, and address. at
'''''' TT. ELLISOSS.
T., -a,d,,s 1ll2 Man street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-23

WANTED TO RENT, THE BLUE
w RIDGE SCHOOL PROPERTY: il his nc
COMMUNICATIONS for hundred pupils: has been Tor
wears the seat Of hourishing schools. III VIII DC
rented on very reasonable terms. For particulars
address Greenwood depot, Alhcmarlc county; VI:
20 .,u(iw H. 1RNNEl'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-23

WANTED. a GOOD SPRING DRAi
w and tirst-cass MULE. Applyto -,
5y oo-3tS StAIl.fS " DI-.NIn-
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BUILDING LOTS IN MANCHESTER
ID FOR SALE PRIyATELY.-Fifty beautiful
BUILDING LOTS, &c by ij7 feet, I'm PuTels
AMI tahcii's extension of MARKS addition 10
Manchester OH the cast convenient 10 MayOiS
bridge. tic grant: quarry, and other important
places Of business for sil privately upon very lbc-
raj terms. Apply TO ElCHARDSQS & CO.,
iyI-lm lib Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-23

WANTED, twenty PAYERS ana some
w ten more STONE-CUTTERS, on curbin2.
Twenty-Five cents per lineal foot rop,1,
A"e''' " ROBERT +. NORRIS.
,rso,,. Boscod Quarry.
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WANTED, a YOUNG LADY 10 Al,
r..a,,nandad aud viii suit the best Of wages and
h1e.i"t ehip''' '''e'' HRIGGS,S BAKERY.
.o,, ,x 7O7 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-23

SUMAC WANTED.-We pay the highest
> market price in CASH for SUMAC. The leaves
must be of green color, well dried. and free from
sand. sticks, and berries. We receive It either at
Rnckntts mills. adjoining City Gas Works; at any
lnIing or railroad depot; or al our store, No ll2a
Main street ,-c,, ,-,>-c
f. l-d& w3m tiULSi NlNr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-04-04
How Shall the High School be Supported

u l. very evident that the center districts
OF this city have been greatly favored for
the past two years
We have taken an Important step IN
establishing an annual High School. Ard
very strong fccliu. l. excited % place
this school beyond the possibility ofoycr-
throw OF insecurity.
Are the people aware that the present
manner oi supporting the High school i
likely to cad this spring: When We first
heard thai the city Government would not
b. allowed any lsnger % continue the
school w were grieSed aud novel with in
digma,ion. II looked a. fthe be,t Interest,
Vt Ellsworth w"tc at the mercy al the
meIue-t and most selfish partisaus and
croakcfs. Bat 90 careful review ami cuol-
- Judgment We wish publicly a. declare
that THE High School in IT, pr,'sel.t form !, =
h"n-' bulls on %" sand. Its dcunr, e.
disaster ~ the winds anI floods of aivcr-
siiy.
The City Charter gives ~ power that
n denirh a. tow ~ under the District ~
ten. We hurst legally u>c the school Ap-
preparation i'r purposes -pecif"l. DIs
rEirr ~CHunt> arc all that the law allows
"a NJ other, can live by town or rifv au-
thorl;y. IIqrr l. tie plain provision II the
statute
~Th- as.cs~,r- nni school committee hall
annually appnrtion ~ rarh d'Nrirl and 10 any
inhabitants mt embraced IN > district. the
money - raised AMI ht ~ Np~ FROM ,NN
~nrR'F frr ID" support % public schools Ia
thrtr town. ~ lrOi"rilnn - the uumbfr q
.rhular- Afurr.ail.
Nov. there arr special provisions tor
| >IoN SCHOOLS, and GEAphn SCHOOLS.
Ia Ellsworth District. n" 4, aul no III.
have graded school. Either district ~.
,. or the Two cen,ft districts W. ,. and
NJ, ~ VIII ~ obliged hereafter N main
tAm the Ellsworth High >cA"rl Ana
none IAN De admitted 10 TIL. union school,
OUTSIDE ~ TIE>L DISTRICTS. cNc D. Id
Tuition a. The district, shail determine
viii these districts at the center tNitE
THi. ~lHi>'. aui rail-. slsop. to- High
school, ana Rent FROM The city The Room
Ia Hancock Hall. The dAy- ofthc prc-cn;
IsAENAtttN i IitGIA fAfNfl ttAsf NffR fNlhf a.
Arc TIN people tttNr 70 THtsrk'Tt rh-
valuation of Districts No. ;, ard W. -.
q prphall, thrrc-tourth, uiihc entire vain
alton ~ the Ciiy Tie assessment would
fall lightly on these districts But We are
prepared ~ see the selfish spirit triumph
W. dread the future crisis that j. upon the
best lrrr -rhool Ellsworth ha- c.~r seen
nnly Nth iNTH. school mooney can the
center district, support al the graded
schools that they need The timo for de-
-,llns 4. a hand. y" power 4 given
Whereby the High School can longer exist
or be public blessing free To- I-.of aud
ri-h alike unlc.. the center district Unite
this .J,ring and raise special fund - sljnp.
10 take for High school single dollar
% The money raised ~ the city and appor-
ton a. these Districts r,h- th- smaller
children ofthcir dues and right.
W II :
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-04-04
Mayor's Address.

Gcnfieta.n Of th' Cry Connect:
In compliance with the sufiragcs OF our
fellow citizens. we are assembled to assume
the duties and responsibilities Of admins
tcring the municipal affairs Of ia. city Tor
the ensuing wear Great interests are com
mitied to our care. and We are expected Ia
perform tn. duties that may come before
u, impartially aud faithfully
hall lay before ycu a full statement "i
our financial standing. that you may sec
where the money has been expended. anil
what onr present liabilities are; also what
will DE required 10 dcfray the necessary
expense. and pay the interest on our debts
FINANCES.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-04-04
Bread and Cheese.

Mr.. Bryant, the poet 1. In the city OF
Mexico.
The attention OF the reader j. called 20
the corn advertisement.
--Governor >traw's majority in New
Hampshire il 1913.
1t was warl four that wa- redeemed
and not Ward three, % we said la, week
We had six weeks -leighing In March
and Il looks a. II We should have four
weeks Ia April.
The Alabama claim, arr likely to b.
settled. Il 1. ,aii, b. sum Ia gross being
paid.
The Connecticut canvass. on the part
OF the Democrats. VA. run on the basi. OF
the Missouri platform.
The L. ;. senate ha, passed n-w
tarf bill. II remain. 10 BE- seen wha; the
House will 10 about IT,
Professor More j. very III AZ hi, resi-
drncc III New York, aud no hope, are en-
tertaiued OF his recovery.
road stock. sold one day last week, i've
million dollars worth OF Erie shares.
-Nopapcr in the state has been improved
20 much in the last year a the Passport
S.mfiasl.
"A Mr.. Stenhou-e, the wife Of former
Mormon Elder, has published book tell
ing what she knows about poygamy.'
The public debt April lst, les, cash in
the Treasury, was 81 40. 33l .523-a reduc-
ton of nearly fifteen and a half millions in
March, aud OF about 800 millions since
March l.. 1853.
We have surrendered much space to
the Report Of the School Committee. and
advertiseable documents, aud to the May.
or's Address, that we have no space for
ether matter.
The city was never more quiet on the
receipt Of the annual Spring recruits from
the numbering camps, than this SPRING
There has been less Of drunkenness and OF
rows, than usual; and good nature and
good behavior seem to prevail.
Don't jump to the conclusion that be.
cause the Senate has passed the tariff bill
that it is sure to become a law. The louise
has a word to say about that yet, aud II
may not act as wisely az the Senate, and Ii
may do better. We shall have TO wait
awhile to see.
Dolly Warden dresses aud Dolly Var
den hats. for ladies, are just now fashion
able. Among the novel ties for ladies' wear.
are Panama hats OF very fine texture,
similar in shape to those worn by men, and
ornamented with long ribbons and droop-
ing plumes. So say the New York papers.
Senator Sumner seems to be Ia pro-
testing mood. while rising to explain what
1 he knows about the 'Sale Of Arms case"
/ The presumption ia that he does not know
half as much as he thought he did about
this new play of .'much-a-do about moth
/ ing"
We find the following interesting item
! In Perley's Washington letter in the Boston
Journal:
/ IMPROVEMENTS IN MAINE NAVIGATION.
| MIR. Hale has had inserted in the river AMI
harbor appropriation bill the following
Items of appropriation for Eastern Maine,
viz: Narfaguagus river, 1900; Sulii-
vans river, cas- 600 and also an item pro-
viding for new survey of Machias' river
The Items Of appropriation for the other
New England States will be reported to
the general Committee Of Commerce by the
0ab Committee tomorrow morning.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-04-04

all our proceedings. and SO cement among
all cur citizens the bond OF union which
will be for the mutual benefit of all.
Wcmake these remarks in no spirit of
fanltiinding, and with no disposition to
provoke controversy. because we think rs
does the Mayer that Districts No. , and Is
should unite and build nice High school
building. and then maintain in Il a school
so as to avoid the very appearance Of seem
ing to wrong others. but In the meantime
until the buildings built, the old school
should be protected and supported.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-04-04
THURSDAY. APRIL. 1. 1872.
STATE OF MAINE.
6N TME s.OSERNOH.
a ProClanoottoI1
; : TT''-HE
18Th da, OF tpril s-at.

E-tcrrfsils recognizing our tu'a. 90 sinlEht,
nal aDd humbiN recognizing oi.F sspauarncr
ul',n IL 1. do fsrc's. SHA .ls a4tlrs u tie
Executive ,ocHril. appoint
Th-r-dAs, the 18Th da, ef tprii s~at
a4s ot PH1Ht. Haull4at.pa. rast.rE. aI4
frHt~r Ana r,-rnrRuarRi the proper ot.s-fr
90 40" '4af o. al-taialAs frsg4 -rsfIa4rt
.4..r sNHrriiHt-. hf A-rcluN 3d. 4 la .Is g. ia..r
~ ruhit- rhtif. ltv tender .nE untp 4. = nUt
~ .t"uis fAtheT. the ttiltts ~ eantrtsr and
At'4u hr.rts. b. ra1fcs-tux aud fnr.a.ins ts.F
sfAs, aud ly acrodtfy suFi il.sila. ~ IA 20 .sar-
iou-is p inter %. 70 -" aiItu &C. 81 Iis i~t.
der u4rreius, and grant "a. Wisdom aHl stfcngih
ttainc ma, inalA .iaally. attain 10 a Yer.
tee 'iie. and Unf couuirv {" highc; Ihti.;ian
civilization.
Diven II tae Couacl Chamber IN Augusta tia.
Ia entieih dsy @! March. an The wear 81 Lord
ane thousand eig.t hundred and seventy t~o
and Of the Independence OF America TIE ninety
hIAth SIDNEY FfR4IAM
lly TIE Governor
LFoEGE q SrACr Secretary
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-04-04
Just One Word.

Our terms are s20o in advance for the
-iRsrioaH. but we find large amount due
for subscription. These little sums. - n
good many of them-foot IN large sum.
aud We need them 20 pay running eS-
penses and crew. Those who eve a year.
by paving one year in advance. will have
only two dollars charged. but unless they
do this. or unless we have made some dit
ferent arrangement. We must insist Oh the
g.. 80 per year. Here is chance to make
10 cent. by paying in advance.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-04-04
at~ advertisements.
Assessors Notice.

Tut subscribers assessors OF the City OF Ella.
i worth hereby give notice TO the Inhabitants
OF said City 10 make and to bring into them lrus
and perfect lists OF their Polls and all their estates
real and personal including money in hand or Al
int.rest and debts due more than owing m q ali
properly held IN trust as Guardian Eascator
Administrator or otherwise Except such as Is bv
law exempt from taxation) which they were pos.
sessed o. on the urst day OF April INST. and be
prepared 10 substantiate the same according 10
law, and for the purpose OF receiving said Isl.
and making Transfers of Real Estate the under
.iEned viii be In session, at the Mayor and Al
dermen's room IN Hancock Hall during the bn.i
ness hours Of each day from the EIRh,h a. IN
Twsntieth day Of April inst., (Sundays exceptsd,
And any personal examination OF properly Nv
the Assessors viii not 10 considered 4 yy,,ve!!
tor neglect Of ans person in bringing m true and
perfect lists as required by Law -
GInnAa 81 = 1Ud. 1Assessors' for the
lam ERAsTu ! k H!SSSiNs.{ rSS.y q
April ID lo72.
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A43,iW.3i
CONCLUSION.

Gentlemen, | have given YOU as full a
statement Of the City affairs. as the short
time since my nomination would allow.
10 speak Of here, will demand your asten-
ton during the year. and viii come before
You AT the proper time.
Grateful to my fellow citizens tor the
honor they have conferred upon me by re-
election. Il will he my aim, n doubt not,
il will be yours, 10 fulfil the duties i'm
posed upon rs imrar'ally
&. g. PKCk. MAYOR.
Ellsworth. April |. 1872
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-04-04
SKIN DISsASE

PERRY's IMPROVED CoMEDOSE AND PIN.
PIE REMEDY The Skin Medicine Of the %
l. WARRANTED to cure FLESH WORMS, PIaPLr,
eruphons and BLoTCHED disfguratiOns Of the
face. sold by all druggist Depot 40 Bond st
New York
For Moth Patches, Freekies.
AND TAN. USE PERRY's MOTH AND FRkCk.
LIZ LOTION. The Seii known reliable and harm.
loss remedy for Brown Discoiorations Of the face
Prepared only by DIR. u {. Perry. Dermat olngi-t
% BoHd Street, \. Y. Sold by Druggists every.
"hsHe- 6nol2
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1000 scholars in the city. 1900 are $" situ-
ated that they can with but little incon-
venience attend the High school when
qualified.
The argument OF injustice applies with
greater force to our Fire Department. Side
walks. aud City Hall. which are built and
supported by tax on the whole City.
Districts 3 and Is do not alone receive
the benefits of this school. Nearly one
fifth OF the G0 scholars come from six or
seven other Districts.
Il j. very evident that To- these central
Districts the High School has become
necessity and must be sustained.
Abolish it. aud You turn adrif( those ca
scholar. with nn school suited to their
degree of adl aRccment
Aholi.h II. and YOU destroy the stimulus
and ambition everywhere visible among
the scholars of lower grade. To- tt them
sclve, for admission to the High school.
Abolish It, and ven cut otf all hope Of
ON City ever furnishing a supply of teach
eTs, unle>, they are educated abroad.
| Already We are importing nearly one half
/ ot our TEACHER and 1t l. hardly cre,luable
| for az To he obliged to 10 thi,
Abolish It. and Won Impose upon the
parent, OF these ca scholar> the necessity
! OF either DENYING them further school
education or OF ~cnding them abroad. at a
loss 10 our CITY OF s1.eU OF sG.so annual
z = 4 a.
Com. cannot believe that this hon RoarI
OF that the Incoming Chy Council will
adopt il.
- far vour Com, ara agreed. bat thrN
are no; agreed a. to the hest manner OF
I supporting the High school. whether by
tax upon The whole Ciiy or by au appro-
/ pria,iou from tie Central District. \ ma
/ j"riiy however are strongly oi the opinion
thai a Wise and generous educational
policy should .nsisiu tree lIigh school
throughout our city. - tha, hoy OF girl.
poor and humble. though thcs ua, H.. rs.
.ug remote from the centre. bat dr,irou.
Of Obtaining superior education. .hall
f find al open school ready 10 welcome
+ incIn without money aud With"ui price.
Respectfully submitted.
\ T. DRI>AwArrR.
1->, with She
~ =, s.,., exception al
~ "a - Consolidation.
!, u.,,.,',,,,> A. "a Wa>eait.
. Ellsworth. March -. l>7a
Accepted ia B"anl of Aldermen aha re-
/ ferrrd 20 next Board 81 Aldermen.
WM. o. MchpNAIn.
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Twenty Eight Years Practice

In the Treatment of Diseases inc lent To Female.
mas placed DIR. DOW at the head o. all ph sician-
making sash practice specially, and enable >
him 10 guarantee a speedy and permanent cure
in the worst case, OF SaPpressIoa and all other
Menstrual Derangements, from ,rAaterer ca,ise
All letters for advice must contain 81. Orice. No.
ESDICoTT STREET. Boston.
y. B.-Board furnished to those desirins to re
main ander treatment.
Boston July, ls7l.-sp.no.Iyr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-04-04

out ih"To j. duo On The State AMI Z can.
~. - =,
~. !, ". ,,
.,pt,,p,t,r,,.
Ouruar slcls amounting to ~. loo IS a.
Tended To 1857 uu TO- Is and ~ wear. III d
t.-r cent. if.;cie.t. latablc .-tni-auuall. =.
r,lt,.,t,t,. tho,. holding bond. Of their i.N
Fch. l-th. 1>-s. .-ORfrutp. That thr
floating Debt Of the ttty Of Eii-woF'h.
amounting q" A''"nt So" "a '''''' r.
,.ti,t. 80, !, ,j,.,,, -. .t,..... ,.,.,',
duc.-thc ia, mrnt of which have nn, 49,. O.
provided ior-bc consolidated and funded
guy ~ ,, ~.
.nn.x.d hearing Interest a, ,he rafc Of
s-Io per cent PAYABLE semianuallv. and
the bonds pay able ia - year from date.
"e n'fo' , -. - HPP'u
H.. ~, snrr,ir,.nd M. nre,,ra,Io,, and al.
81 laid bonds. at private or public sale. or
exchange for 'iy liabilities al par. The
-, w ati1n' - ,,h,,r xn1,@n az
conn ME. 10 .ut.rin,sud and prepare tn.
bond said committee shall pay all nece>-
-
.i'~'-r ~ tn'ir Iu'! ,io'ii .,'s plooeeu' p
tai ,yrrv ,hrc, months IN IN. N.,or,
y.u all ... gentlemen tina, ali a, our
,,.i,,. ar tale, care Of for ,h, nr...,, n
,.,,, ,,r,,rl,,.. 4, ,b.i, ,lury Ib,v. hal
c,tl. ,.,,o,,h already Il, ,alc nm ali "a.
la, and 7 uopIJ recommend ina, our
.,,,,,,,,,.,. ,,,.,d IN II immediately ma,
,ho.- ~ our own citizens Tim, hold Our
,,,,,.. and ar. rece,,ir., = n.- cent for their
,,,,.,,.., hes;d,.s h.,,,, r,l,.vsi q, ,h.;,,x
,,l,,rl c,,ro, ,,D much shor, NJ 2 Ter
. ~. ...so,, W.. sho,,li i, ~.
,,.,.,...,...t ,,., ~. r,.l;.,ed of,h,l, ,,x,,,h.
,x,,,.,,.. ~ IN. poor, I, "a evjJ4u, ,hs,
-. l.,v,. i,rc. IAN, ., ,nr h,nJ. vlich
,,,,,., 81. .roxil.1 f,r =, s,,,, r,,rr, "a,
,,,-....,,, a.. ,,,,s, nr,,i.I, ,o- ,h. ,t,.. Ia.
,,r.., uhich ain ~. .hou, lnno AL 10
m.,.t the ar, ip.,allmen,. which /. dine in
49, 60. .L,.,,sj ,r,,,o . ,..,ty .f,lt,.,
.t, - ~
an, L.,.,,,. 70 .o,.,,,,,,l,,c o,r ,;.i,.,.
80, ,,,.. ..,,,,,n.,,, ~ I. lazy s.,;t wi,i, NJ, y
n u,u which had h.en p.nJjn, .o,nc
i'm. N.o The cas- az ur Nn,r FIR
Ja,,,,.,. roc,i,..,l IA. hi ,,it. on ,h.. ti..b-
- ANA thai az YIN n sonarbv ...n
u,c,w,y.
m. ,mopnt of money raised for IA.
highway. in ISL was 81 go dollar. ana
III. ,,,ouu, ,xn..na,d VA. a; s-oo o. I
shall ,.l vou FIR Sc Ooo d.llar. which i.
.. ii,,le We ~, uossi,lv gs, alan, win
mi. year W.. h,v. about 100 mile. a,
roads 10 Keen In order. and $40 a mil. i,
not enough to keep any road in order. much
l.s. .taoe and lumberroad. Tn. av.r,g.
expense ofkeeping miles Of lumber road.
In very moor r.n.ir il al 500 LEAVING only
a. 500 far IN. rem,;niuo az mile.
I feel that the only way to have good
road. i. 10 apnoint one Street Commission
err nav him a GOOD salary, and let him have
control over highways. bridges and side.
walks.
BRIDGES.
lind that our bridges are In very bad
condition, and would recommend tia, YOU
appoint a committee to examine them. and
report Immediately.
1t seems that Brimmers bridge viii no,
stand another year and will have to be re-
built at once. The Bangor bridge will need
some repairs. Austin's bridge will have to
he. rebuilt or thoroughly repaired Austin's