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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-23
The Middle About the high School

MISSES. EpiToR> lie .IM.r,caa of
MAY 9th has reached "a. 10 Ohio to- sur
prise me with these words editorially:
We oniv hope that the matter i. o. lc-
galiiy OF the Ellsworth High school IL,
now set At rest, and that the Ir-Cpunfg
Sapfrrisor will not argue against It ia one
document. a> Ia hi letter which we pub
li>heti. aud i~flrs az punt In another. ~ in
the Report OF the School Committee"
In the first place. the Ecpor, OF the
Chairman OF the School Committee IL
ls1l-2 reads tnai the Committee are not
egre'd a, {" the legality Of the appropria-
ton for the High school distinctly
stated to the Chairman the legal diIicnliIc,
10 be overcome nj the future.
ought 10 be clear after -iN years resi-
dence What the mental habit, OF The EN-
County Supervisor are.
Whether u be good policy or not. sure
Woe j. nn me it do not ,ay always NY
honest thought.
For long time believed that tic High
school could be maintained by the cily a.,
directly a tie town Highway and town
Poor.
But positive Leg i-laiiou restricts an th~
school funds TO 'apPouionmcut" 90 ''di>-
trihu.i"u" 1" school Districts. when Els
worth ha- risen 10 the common sense III
school management, which sweeps The
district system away, THE glad new era
of the permanent High school Viii daw u-
muse 70 - !" previous issue ~ 'iir
i ''sF'''''' th"' tue enemies o! me ii'-h
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re- -..~ -, Ill ., ,.-,,.,,-,;,, l.. .t...
councilmen who voted. inst Ellsworth
should have free High School. more than
myself. | honor the spirit that determines
To send -rnmblcrs 20 the rear. But We
nu>i ha-c our High school on installing
pHtrrs
l. Il possible that the City Solicitor for
get, that only TIT, last winter the attempt
WAS made il our Maine Legislature to pa,
an act authorizing towns to esiutlish FRI,
Hqh >ehools hy special appropriations -
The friends of Education failed 10 obtain
the Ktc,ssrYy LsgislliiOR
Now. 50 arc TO d. with much evidence al
legal acumcn. that Ancient usage" +, sur
ficirn, 70 warrant any village in Maine To-
,l.:,. i.,,. ,l.,... ,......
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-23
Special a 9
SKIN DlSEA3E

PERRl'> IMPROVED COMEDONE AND PIN.
PIE REMEDi.-Th skin Medicine OF the \ &c.
l. warranted To cure FLESH WORMS, fINPLEs
eruptIons and BLpTCHED designations of the
isce. sold by all druggists. Depot - Bond 81.
New York.
For Moth Patches, Freckies.
AND TAN, C>E PERKl'> MOTH AND FRECk
LIE LOTION. The well known reliable aud harm
less remedy for Bro'yn Di-cplprttions Of the face
Prepared only by DIR. Il. G. Perry. Derm IT ulo.i-t
~ Boad street, y. Y. sold by Druggists every,
where. sfnol2
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Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given thai ,b, ,.,,o,
~ ihs my hel'l On Nj. Desert ST EIiswnrt, :" -
,'" an wiI remain 90 AMI hat an cattle t,',n
n',i' .1' "r'l WI BE- inppun le,i without ntrtnat
i,,i nn9t hfprtl TO watch ali belJ Viii
"althtm, May 2l 1871 I'm.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-23
Notice,

iTliE ladies' >e"lug Society OF Trenton. pro-
tair tna sddrrs, 40 the meeting house: dinner
ard dance at ~ Smlt h'- house near The mrytlu.
nous" dancing ht"rh"an ami cycn'ug-H Il
shoH'I storm lac n"Nt day icE Dr1rr. 4w2I.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-23
Overcoat Lost,

On Saturday April 9th between Buck sport and
Ellsworth \ Brown Oyercoaf. The finder will
co lier favor by leaving it at the store OF Geo.
Paychog oWl0
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-23

10 tae Honorable Judge of Probate for the county
uf II fncocS.
The undersigned admins TRAITOR IL the estate II
I tie m.n Mur5h lttr Of Eli worth In -t,d
Connly drrc sed. pecttully represent. III 7 fhs
g'o' ard rhtttel-, ght- tnl r'cdit, of aid de-.
ceased aft PIP .uh 'eHt w ply his Just debts III
charges Of 3dmini-tr tom Wherefore vonr ,.
tAnnfr Erly~ Huur Honor IL grant him 4 l. i-.it,-.
u sell at public or private sale of -ah ie.el.ed
dhd convey all the ne y est e ale Ut Iny ,,ar
ton les, than the " ole wunli greatly deur,.c 70
tle value ~ he rem Under OF the real at MA m te
decc i-cd Including the rever,pn or the vi,I,,yt
DOVER therein q satisfy sail debt ana III r,sa.
Of admin i.tTation. ''i 7'9
SAMUEL WATSON. Adnr
Ellsworth April lOsh Is12
sTAtE OF MINE
HANCock ss.-Court OF Probate, Arr. Term.
A d. 1872. '''
Upon the foregoing Petition ORpERED -Tha+
sAiI oeuuoner give public notice 10 ali .or.,',,s
.ltelt~ W.T., hf causing copy OF the petitten snd
I'M order thereon, 10 he b hi med three 80
sufcea-is " m The Eis worth Amerir,n . ,s
paper published ia Ellsworth, IN sejI Cn"5t
va. I.tE tHaS appear at "a Court IL pr,t4ta II,
s sai county 70 " neil al Ellsworth on de Ia
y e1 , q June next, nj ten Of The rloes IL
ic FORENOON to show cause, it any they hav,. ,,h
ell. p Nm ". y, NOT " grant
4 time co,ir o., T. ~ ~, Register 3w2l
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-27

has been sold by the Government,
3D., The supplies furnished by the
Government in goods and rations
are hsufic tents 4th. There Is no
place at the agencywhere they can
trade their peltry, for necessaries.'
Tabby said. awe want a good man
as trader, large supplies of goods,
also a good man as agent. No
agent has acted right toward us.
Gen. Morrow's talk seems to have
been a most happy effort, resulting
in an agreement that the Indians
of White River and Unitah agen-
cies viii not again leave their re-
serve during the present year with
out permission. Application will
be made for the principal chief to
visit Washington and state their
own case personally to the Govern
ment if not granted, to ask for the
of commissioners to
come out and investigate their
grievances.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-27
OrganiZc.

With the great and importan
issues of the present time has ariser
correspondingly great and import.
ant duties of each citizen of this
country, and as no one can right.
fully claim release from his duties
to his country at a time like the
present, no one should be idle or
indifferent. On the action of
the people this fall depends the
future Of our whole nation.
and as such action shall be
wise or foolish, the effect will be !:
and we deem it our duty to urge
upon Democrats and all those who
are opposed to the demorlizing in
tiuences that now seem to be drag
ging us toward, TO organize togeth-
CT and, combining their influence
and energy, make their power felt
in this section.
There is not much question but
that at the fall election the Demo-
Gratis and Liberal Republicans can
control not only Alpena county,
but the entire Congressional Dis
trict. If they work as men in
whose hands such a sacred cause is
placed should work, they will have
a glorious victory, and it seems to
us that it ought not to require
any urging to set every man to
doing his whole duty.
To work well and to accomplish
much we must act together, and in
no way can this be done as well as
forming a Greeley and Brown Club,
at the meetings of which sound
political doctrines can be taught.
and where committees will carefully
and earnestly distribute documents
OF interest to the people. In all
the cities and towns of Michigan
such clubs are forming and the
good result will be seen on election
day. We hope that the county of
Alpena will soon number large
and active club.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-27
Our Next Representative.

AS the election draws nigh j
seems to us that there is no Ques
ton that demands the serious at
tention of our people as the ques
ton of who our State Represents
tive and Senator are to be. We
have important and varied interests
that require men of ability as well
as honesty, to attend to, and it
should be the endeayor of all to
put such men into our State Legis-
lature.
At the present time it would
seem as though the most important
interest requiring attention and
protection, is that of the men who
do the work in our lumber woods
and on our rivers. At present, al
though the majority of employers
pay their men, there are others who
do not, and who, being irresponsi-
bic, nothing can he collected from,
and a large number of families suf-
fer in consequence. A number of
instances of the kind took place
this last spring and our hard-work-
ing citizens were victimized by IT.
iobbers. 1t is ncces-
'ary that something should be done
o prevent this and protect the
men, and it seems to us
hat a law giving the men a lien up
IN the logs for their pay would
work no injury to the honest en-
)loyer, and at the same time pro-
ect the men from shalpers and it
hould, we think, be made one of
he duties of our Representatives
o have such law passed, and both
he working men and the honest |
'wners of timber should strive to
ret it on our statute books. Think
# this subject, and when the Con-
'ention is called make it a point to
dominate men who will carry il |
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-27
The Mexican Frontier.

BROWNSVILLE, Texas, August
22.-Sheriff Schantlan, who left
here Tuesday with cavalry escort
in quest of Francisco Flores, alias
Chicon, who murdered Alexander,
returned this evening. Thirty
miles above here they surrounded
five Mexican marauders, four of
whom succeeded in crossing into
Mexico, and were captured and
hanged by Mexican cavalry coop.
Grating with the sheriff's party.
The fifth, while attempting to es-
cape across the river, was shot and
killed by the sheriff. Two of these
outlaws were brothers of Chicon,
who is reported as still in Mata-
noras. All were noted despera-
does. ,...... ......
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-27
Political Scrnns.

The Sandusky, O., Telegram, is
the name of new Greeley and
Brown paper.
The Spring Lake, Mich, hide
pendent, supports Greeley and
Brown.
A new Greeley and Brown paper,
the Ne,rs, has been issued at Mid
dletown, N. Y. r,,.a
c. c. Hopkinson, an old anddis-
tinguished Republican lawyer of
New Hampshire, is out for Gree
ley.
Tappan's letter has created a
great sensation in New Hampshire.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-27
Tremendous Storm.

HARTFORD, CT, August pa
terrible hail storm passed over Rock
vile, Ellington, and Vernon yester-
day afternoon. The tobacco was
mostly destroyed and the glass III
Widelmere mills, at Rockville, was
broken; damage $4,000. The car
house at Rockville and the engine
house at the Vernon depot were
blown down, many trees were up
rooted and the damage is very
great. Two French boys aged II
and Is were killed by lightning
during the storm in Willingford.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-27
News IteyasS.

Lewis Johnson, Washington
banker, died at that city Tuesday,
aged s2.
The apprehendcd troubles at
Collierrille, Tenn, have subsidized
"iio uro GNU, u.' L.---- I:YrOrSeu.
A pleasure barge on the Connec-
ticut river was struck by lightning
Thursday. Two persons were
killed and ten injured.
Thomas J. Spear, member of
Congress from the Fourth Georgia
District, died at Barnesville in that
State on Sunday.
An unknown man was killed on
the Pittsburgh, Washington d. Bal
timore railroad Thursday. 1t is
supposed that he committed sui
eide.
The Knights of st. Crispin, to
the number OF 600, are on q strike
in Cincinnati, partly on account of
the enforcement of the rule by
manufacturers of refusing to en-
ploy strikers from other factories,
and partly on account of manufac-
turers violating the rule which
forbids the taking of apprentices
not sons of the Knights of st. Girls
pin.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-27
moss Tweed.

We are happyto announce that
the infamous New York politician,
long called thief by Radical pa
pers, and known as Boss Tweed,
has declared for Grant. 1t is just
as it should be, and Tweed has at
last got into a party that will APP
preciate his ability. aud reward with
high Offices his rascality. 1t is not
TO be wondered at, his prefering
Grant to Greeley, or the Radica
party to the Democratic, aud WE
gladly bid him good-by, and wisl
our opponents JOY in this addition
to their ranks.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-27
ELECTORAL TICKET.
STATE TICKET.

For Governor
AUSTIN BLAIR, Of jackson.
For Lieutenant Governor :h
JOHN G. BLANCHARD, of Iona.
Tor Secretary If State.
GEORGE II. HOUSE, of Ingham.
For State Treasurer
JOSEPH \. HOLLoN, of Saginaw.
For AulitOr-Goncra
NEIL O'iIEARN, of Livingston.
For Commissioner of the State Land Office
GEORGE II. MURDOCH, Of Bcrricn.
For Attorney General
MATTHEW II. MAYNARD, of Marquette.
For Superintendent Of Public instruction
80, WILLARD STEARNS, OF Lcnawce
For Member of the State Board of Education
EDWARD FELDNER, of Wayne.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-27
The Indians, LINN emit i.

SALT LAKE, August pa spec
ial correspondent to the Salt Lake
Herald tomorrow will state the
following as the complaints of the
Indians in council to-day with Gen.
Morrow and party LIST. The failure
on the part of the Government to
to fulfill the promise made the Indi-
ans. I'd. The title TO their coun-
try is still good though much Of It
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-27
II e A L r H i!

The most popular medicine for nervous troub-
les THE source OF all other ailments, il DO Ids
NeTvine and Inwgorator. For sale by all Drug
gists. Price, One Dollar.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-27

in the past, earnest. honest and
straightforward, always on the side
Of truth aud righs'0 far assin us
lies the power to jadge- Z
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-27
out OF the Ashcs-Up From the
Depths. ....

headers, patrons, 1l1endS IL Il
with feelings unutterable and emo
tions Undesirable that we once
more assume our position as a
Journalist, and send to you our
greeting IN the shape of the WEEK
LY ARGUS on a solid basis again.
In little less than seven weeks
we have known, from actual ex-
pcrience, what it was to be at the
head of prosperous business, even
with the world-and little more
we have known what ii was to see
every dollar snatched from our
grasp, and have realized what it
meant to stand among men, financi-
ally ruined. And to-day we renew
the experience of a few years ago,
as we start at the bottom round
Of the ladder once more. We were
discomaged--helpless, in the begin
ming, but not for long. Kind hearts
"ha",'oI. e,o.-.--.---- - --.s-N,
and what we lost in substance is
more than gained in faith in God
and humanity.
Friday, July II, 1872, was day
always TO be remembered in the
history of our young city. Right
royalty the fire King did his work.
Death and dcsolation came hand in
hand. 1t viii be many n day ere
we forget the one, or recover from
the other. But one and all, we are
up and doing the best we can
Money is scarce, but credit, backed /,
by pluck and perseverance, is good. |
Give Us chance to steady our feet
on solid foundation once more. /
and we viii stand secure again af-
ter little. Our own personal ex-
pelience is that Of many others
here, victims of the late fire.
Quickly and surely their all was
taken; slowly and carefully thew
are making the commencement to-
ward replacing it. For every act
and word of sympathy and encour-
agement we are more than CRATE
ful, and can only hope to repay it
by extending to others, in the fu-
ture, our own friendly hand and
help as God may give us the OPP
portunity.
Our subscription book was burn
ed. Consequently our list is very
incomplete, and all our old subscrib-
crs who do not receive the ARGUS,
arc earnestly requested to send in
their names again as soon as posi-
BILE, as the paper is being sent to
none OF them now only those whom
we could remember.
A portion of the amounts sub
scribed toward the re-establish-
mcnt of the ARGUS office has been
paid in, while the rest will be ready |
at the appointed time. AS soon as
the list of donors is completed we
shall publish it entire, with amounts
subscribed by each. |
To those who have extended us
their aid in the dark hour, we will
send the ARGUS for time, thus
returning some remuneration for
the fayors received
Again thanking all sincerely for
the many kindnesses received,
we return to our sanctum, where
we may be found in tho future, as
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-27
HemIOck Plaster, Price use
4. HemInck Ointment. Ptice h0c

ABti.s, ieIul Mich. Horsemon use Hcmlock
Imminent Cur Pool Evil, and sores of all de-
scriptions
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-27

pre-cmncntly ut the head of MI other remedies
and in Primary Consumption positively gradual
ly cures the disease The beauty of these facts is
they are omphaticaly true warranted so. Try 1t
once. For sale everywhere. Kenyon, Potter &
Co., Syracuse, N ", General Agents.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-27

II Mr. Greeley is elected, as he will be
by an overwhelming vote, he will select
from all parties such a Cabinet, and draw
around him such men a. the nation will
place entire and implicit confidence in.
Horace Greeley will not be President of
II section OF the country, the creature Of
Il clique, the automatOn of Il cabal, lie
will he the President of the American
people, one and indiyisihle.-OdH SctHx.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-27
GRANTS FORTHCOMING MESSAGE.
WASHINGTON, November 26.

WASHINGTON, November 26.
The rongh draft Of the Presidents annual
message, though not qnite finished, was read
to the Cabinet to-day, all the members being
present. 1t will be perhaps one-hfth longer
than last years message.
In response to q question asked by The
writer Of this dispatch, the President remark
ed he had no objection 10 saying that the mes
sage would, not show change OF policy on
his part, as his endeavor was now, as It had
been In the past. to- perform his entire
duty to the extent Of bis ability, and
In such manner as would best serve the
Interests of the country. He was not
certain that he would recommend to
Congress an extension of amnesty to the two
or three hundred persons excluded by recent
legislation, but If he should 1t would be With q
proposed condition that the benefclaries
merely take an oath to support the Conslitu-
tieu OF the United stateB. Congress, how
ever, had ample authority In the premises,
and could act with regard to the matter with
cut a repetition of hls views contained IN his
former annual message. He saw no more me-
cesslty, as had been asserted, TOR making
declaration OF more friendly policy toward
ihe South than TOR such declaration toward
the North, as he sought as President, under
the obligation OF his oath, to execute the du-
ties or his position Without favor or partiality,
In accordance with law. He would In his
message endorse such recommendations OF
legislation as maybe presented by the heads
OF the several departments, and which
experience had shown to be necessary, aud
he would recommend to Congress that action
be taken With regard to the award made Dy
the Geneva arbitration. The money will be
paid by Great Britain to the Department of
State and be deposited In the treasury. or
course II cannot be drawn therefrom except
in accordance with law for the purposes
specified. in the course of conversation on
the subject of civil service reform, the Presl-
dent said that, while competitive examina.
tIous were desirable, he did not think 1t right
that Office should be given to the enemies OF
the admlnstratlon 10 the exclusion OF its
friends. he was now engaged In examining
applications for psrdons, taking up the cases
singly with view to q conclusion upon
them. he intended 10 pardon Colonel Bow
ermau. who, eighteen months ago, was con-
vIcted of embezzlement while he was an
oficer in the Baltimore customhouse. Re
added that, In addition to other reasons, Col.
onsI Bowerman was brave and faithful
officer during the lale war.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-27
THE WAYS THAT ARE DARK.

The Arrest OF j. Gould-EIcitement IN
the Stock Market -
The arrest In New York, on Friday last, OF
Jay Gonld, the deposed president OF the Erie
Railroad Company, upon warrant sworn
to bgiP. b. Watson, president of the Erie d.
rectory, and Henry N. Smith, of the house OF
Smith, Gould, Martin & Co., president Of the
Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad, in Missouri,
and one of the directors of the Tenth National
Bank of New York, upon charge of embez-
cling s., ISL belonging to the Erie Com
papy, has been announced; .:
The arrest is attributed by the friends OF
Gould to the s'cornering" of the common stock
of The Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Company, which itis asserted grew out OF stock
operations, and the severance OF old and the
formation Of new speculative Ties by men no.
torious In the annals of Wall street, who, hav-
Ing preyed upon the unfortunate "0ulsider"
in Wall street for 20 long q lime, have e1.
hausted their resources, aud having no other
game, have fallen upon one another, and tc
ls said TO be opposed. This offences charged
date from August, 1868, 10 the 22d of
November, 1872, during which time Smith, one
of The aff1anls, was 8 partner OF Jay Gould,
and the information upon which the warrant
was obtained Is said 10 have been derived
from the books of that concern. On the
other hand, It is asserted by President Watson
that bis information was not completed con.
cern. Jay Gould's transactions until Thurs.
day nj, the day previous to The arrest, and
that, th, fore, the theory adopted oy Gouid's
irlendr Is 1t cDrrect.. s. l., NJ. Barlow, one
OF the Erie .sctors, also states That valuable
ipformatio. which they had just been able to
obtain from books OF Smith, Gould, Mar.
tin d Co., led The arrest at this time; that
Information 81 red TINT Could has personally
robbed the Erie 'osd OF SIC, 100000. Mr.. Bar
low added that Gould was concerned With
August Schell, Horace F. Clarke, aud others,
In gigantic stock speculation, In which $780,
O0O, 600 is staked, Gonld's interest being $l6,-
600. 900. Another Erie director said thls wns
but the first InstalmeDt Of revelations 10 be
made.
It was not supposed that the attempt against
Gonld Ia the Chicago and Northwestern trans
action would be successful, which seemS TO be
confirmed by the tact that Smith on 9 itnrday
refused to settle, and not share OF the stock
was bought ln on his account. Vanderbilt is
believed TO bs at The back OF Gould, from the
fact that his son-in. law, Horace F. Clarke, IL
one OF the bonasmen IN the Erie suit. It Is
known that Smith is short Of the stockS0 an
amount exceeding $4,000 shares, aud that
Drew is In similar position as regards up
wards Of 20, ,00O shares. Considerable excite
ment existed In the stock market In New York
on Saturday. Northwestern sold first at l65,
then at $50 down to las, again at l50. Later
in the day Northwestern common STOCK was
sold under the rule for parties who refuse to
settle, forty three thousand shares, to Kenoon,
Cox l. Co., OF which Daniel Drew is special
partner, for 50 cash.