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WASHIN
Suspension Of a Number Of Com
mlssioners 10 tho Vienna
Exposition
A General Indian War Not Believed In by
the Indian Bureau.
miscellaneous News About tho
Capital.
Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.

Special Di8paieh to The Chicago Tribune.
nAND-anANT DEo1sr0N.
WASHINGTON, April 25.-The Secretary Of tho
interior decided to-tlay in tho caso OF the st.
Paul l. Sioux City mud Wnona b st. Petor Rail-
roads, for tho disputed titlo to land-grant, In
favor Of tho latter. This decision involves about
$4,000 aoros.
THE INDIAN QUESTION.
Tho Indian Bureau docs not share In the ap-
xrehensions indu1ged in by tho regular army, re-
latlng to tho probability Of general Indian out
break. It s stated that souao of tho moro "hr-
like Tribes may cause trouble during tho summon,
but no moro than hha boon usually e1pesienceu
In this connection, tits denied that Co2chisc
ia oY bis reservation, committing doprcdationa.
When last heard from, short timo ago. ho Wa9
still on tho reservation on which he Was plaoea
by Gen. Howard, and expressed his intention OF
remaining there.
VIENNA COMMISSIONING REMOVED;
WAguINaToN, April 25,-T1o Commissioners
20 tho Vienna Exposition have boon suspended,
and Logrand B. Cannon, Theodoro hooeeyeit,
and Charles r. Spang, now in ,Vionnh, and jack
son 8. Schultz, William E. Aspinwall, Samuel G.
Ward, William Z. Dlodgett, and 9ames honMlcK OK
rill act until tho suspensions are removed or
permanent Commissioner are appointed. Inc
scientific and honorary Commissioners do not
como under the operation OF tho suspension
ordof
An examination Of tho bond Of Col. Van Bit
ron, Commissioner to Vienna, shows that 1t is
not signed by him, nor properly soalod, and the
State Department will not honor his drafts till
tho mistakes mado ARC rectified.
BONDS FOR THE SYNDICATE.
Levi ?. Lrckey, Private Secretary to the Prcai-
don't; Wm. o. Avery, Chief Clerk OF tho 1ntor-
nal Revenue Office, and hlr. Martin, Of the oifico
of the Secretary Of tho Treasury, loft THIS city
tonight for Now York, and will sail for Europe
tomorrow in charge OF bonds for tho Ryndicate.
FOR VIENNA.
Francis A. Stout, Of Now York, has boen 70
quested by tho Department Of State to tako
charge temporarily, until ho leaves for Europe
as one Of tic honorary Commissioners to- the
Vienna Exposition, Of tho office in Non York for
*ho reception and forwarding Of articles for tho
Exposition.
unEENBACKH.
Lcgal-tendors outstanding, 1858, ,089,092.
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FIRES.

Almost Complete Destruction OF Jo-
ncIainastha1, Nohemin-.Four 1Hll1l.
Glrcd and FIFTY Houses Burned--
Othor Fires.
NEW YoRK, April 25.-The manufacturing city
OF Joaohimstha1, in the mountains Of Bohemia,
MAS destroyed by fire on the 21st Of March. Out
Of $50 houses in tho city, 450 were completely
burned and 600 persons wo1o 1nado houscless.
A magnificent church, founded in the carly days
OF tho Reformation, was prey to the hamos, aa
were alao valuable paintings by Lucas, Cranach,
0rNo1NNA11, April 25.-The storo OF N. Bald
win. at Deardatown Ky, was burned on Wodnes-
day night. Tho loss il $40, 900.
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STATE LEGISLATURES.
MICHIGAN.

speoia1 Di.pot.h 10 Ths Chicago 7;ttuns:
LANSING, Mich, April 25.-samuol g. Cobb,
retired merchant, ct Kalamazoo, vas appointed
pnd confirmed Railroad Commiaslonor [gs q Mle1l- @
fgan. His brother Is tue Hon. Thomas y. Cobo,
q Democratic representative In tho present
Legislature. Bills passed for the publication Of
the Territorial laws; establishing . Police Court
at Grand Rapids; repealing tho Dog-Ta1 law.
Resolutions were adopted by both Houses en-
nouraging the arrangements for tho National
Contonnial Celebration. Two hundred dollars
extra compensation was voted the State Libra
rian.
Charles D. r. Campbell. OF Kalamazoo, ad-
drossed both Houses briefly, asking tho NOM
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travelling agent for Morrill,, Fitch Il Allen, man.
;nfacturtng Jewellers OF New York, reports to tho
police bore that his sample trunk bud been
robbed OF 81, 900 worth Of oluator aud solitaire
johnson thinks tIe robbery was e committed . be-
tween Kansas City and st. Louis, by LeRoy
Swift, whom ho met on his travels, and who
represented himself as tho agent Of Eldrilge,
DuuhAua l. Co., New York,
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NEBRASKA.
Additional Victims ofrhe stornl--Agri-
cultural Reports Wantcd--Eptscopnt
frDnnrSx{nr

cultural Reports WAntcst..Eptacopnf
Convention.
OMAHA, Neb, April 25.-Tho names Of addi-
tional victims Of tho lutte storm sro received al
most daily. Tho body Of Mr. Ken, 65 years Of
ago, WAS found noar Hebron, Neb. German
named Louis, living on Salt Creek, Saline Couu-
ty, WAS blown against rock with such force as
to cauHe his death.
The President and Secretary Of the No
braska State Board Of Agriculture are con-
atantly reoeiying orders for their last annual
port, although the entire supply is exhausted.
They have already received ordera for upward Of
10000 copos Of tho report, which isnow In presB.
Thoae orders come not ouly from all parts OF
America, but from various pnrts Of Europe,
showing tho intorest In Nobraska's agriculture
to be even moro than usual.
The North Platte Episcopal Convention met
again yesterday, but transacted no business OF
admitted by Dinhop olarkson, at tho Cathedral.
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sAN FRANCISCO, April 25-Ihe opizootlo IL
aproading and OhtnAmen are employed to carry
and haul burdens. Htroot-car travel is greatly
interrupted. lInlf dozen cases lRye proved
fatal.
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LITTLE RooR, April 25.-Both Housos Of the
General Assembly adjourned eine die at "a
o'clock to-day, after q twenty-four hours' aes-
sion, during which more bpsineas was transacted
than during the four months 1t waH In session.
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Steamboat Arrival

DETno1T, Mich, April 25.-Iho stoamor Lake
Dreoze arrived ut East Tawas this oroning, Aav-
Ing left Bay City at 10 O'Clock this morning.
quiet rotten.
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Occnn Steamship News.
QUEENSTOWN, April 25.-Iho steamship Nus-
sia, from Now York, has arrived.
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GONntorf01tof In Trouble
PORTLAND, Me., April 25.-E. T. Cotton, ar
rested in this city throo weeks ago for paasing
counterfeit money and released on 5000 ball,
was to-day roarrested, Ills bonda,nen having aur-
rendered him. An Indictment haa boon found
apHfnat him
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METEOROLOGICAL.

Signal Service DurcnN Reports nr1u
pfoRn0aticntt0nHs
onroAao, April 2s--1o1s p. m.
:. Tho following reports hnvo boeu roceiye1 from
tho placos mentionod bolow.
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Tho President.

LAWRENCE, Kan, April 25.-prcsident Grant
and party stopped in this city two hours this
morning, on thoir trip to Colorado. A 1argo
coucourse Of citizons, with two bands, mot tho
President at the depot Ho visited the State
University, tho dnm which Is boing built across
the Kansas River, and other points OF interest
and then resumed lis Journey.
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spsofal nnfspa'h n & Ths 81 ohtfago 4fieane: H.,
son John aud daughter Katie. living near Ger
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Murderer I1nngcds
sAN FnANo1sco, April 25.-Jo1n ]. Murphy
was executed at Stockton to-day, for the murder
Of Patrick Murray, five years ago.
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New YoaK, April 25.-The following ID tho
cotton statement for tho weok ending to-day;
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.......... H1AHt1A3ESa
IIENnoT1N- -rRussINg-At tho rosldenco Q! tho
Foley Dr.. Fornaud Honfotin and Miss Emilio B. p1ns-
cn4 only daughter OF Uhasfea e. E. Prubsing all Of this
DRYK-STUyER-April IT, Mr. YioEd s. Dirk. Of
Grand Rapids, Mich to Miss Annie D. 6tuvsr. Of Obi
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v7Y..+ Gfa.
1oA WARREN. Az. conNEn woop-8r.-DE,
lGH nhtful nfarnfslcd rooms with strictly supsrjor
bn1rd for Ynmnr ss,rtei noupios At fnncretn tarns
lsoona snSls or en 1nc only QUO block from Madison.
nI.t nenr 0non Iark. nchal-Ma euI.Iloz no.ao:
1a1 HOUTII PAIiIINA. .BT,--TO RENT, NTH
lOl bonr rioatant furnIsIaod paror OF baok room,
n pssS M sy msse 9rs arr has thsno
aso q ~ sp9hsaons
anu % eu!Il roofonoes APe9 o. MOUSE
~ ,na1S: gnn. StP Hoo Wifm
1.n snd ,fn ~ Fnssn,."n m IT. ~
~ Wea., Apps ~ t"o of'oA Ao0o' Ae 'oin'F
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VIRTUE Il 11g OWN REWARD.
Being recital Of the 1oyes Of tho Row. Thomas
Workman, with 8criptural allustons by himself. Full
calf. $1.60.
There wns D runlor that tho prosecution were
about to hayo Mrs. Workman rearrcated, but it
lacks confirmation.
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PERSONAL,


MFRS. Il. II. TEED, PHYSICAL AND TEST ME.
dlnm formerly At bil W1st MAdisouat, IL At Is
bouth MorRsnst Cabinet seAncs and dark pEQls this
aIynlpx. Pirate alttinga At NJ aQp1.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-05-01
City and County.
Ellsworth.

Ellsworth.
SPECIAL NOTICE. - Mr.. Luther Lord.
Agent for the American, will visit the towns
upon the Island OF Mt. Desert, the present
week. and call on our subscribers. We
trust that all who are indebted to us, will
find it convenient to square their accounts.
Paper is now being made from Spruce
and poplar wood.
April. for a week past, has given us
sunshine, instead Of showers.
There is a general complaint of dry
tunes. about town, Honor TO whom hon
or &c.
common Carriers are doing big BUSH
ness in private packages. Theoretically
sealed. What does it mean?
If you want anything, read the new
advertisements of the Messrs. Writings.
Hale & Joy. in another column and you
will find out where you can get it.
OK TME-A cluster of fully blossomed
May flowers (TrdiiiHg Arbutus) fragrant
and beautiful. were handed us on Saturday
April. 18th by Mr. F. A. DuttOn of this
city.
All persons who like good dinner
beautiful flowers, and sweet music of W
olden time. will do well to visit Hancock
Hall, May LIST, where for few dimes. they
may enjoy these luxuries. and also the lux.
ury of doing good.
To CORREsPONDENTs.-W have receiy.
ell from r. L. G. and c. W. two communi.
cations with regard to the late Congress
ional outrage. which are none too severe
upon the authors of that infamous meas
ure. As will be seen elsewhere, however
every man OF the Maine delegation is free
from faint. and on this account. We have
thought the publication of these article.
snperAuoHs.
Col. auckland. Engineer OF the ShOrt
Line Survey was in town on Monday. HI
mas passed over most of the route betweeI
hucSsport and Ellsworth. and represents
Is oeing much easier and better than b.
anticipated. Col. B. left on Tuesday TO
alAis' with the purpose of viewing tn
s through which the road win pass
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-05-01
BY TELEGRAPH.
special Dispatches to the Ellsworth American.
Terrible Battle with the Modocs.

SAN FRANCISCO, April %.
Gems. Davis aud Hardee will leave Ire-
ka for the Lava Beds tomorrow. 1t is
rumored from Hot-spring Valley that
settler named Wagner, has been murdered
there by the Indians, but no particulars
are given.
\ Courier has Just arrived and reported
that another terrible battle has been fought
with the Modocs in which 10 of cur men
were killed. including Capt. Thomas, Lieut..
Howe, of the +th Artillery and Lieut.
Wright of the 18th Infantry, twenty-three
are wounded, including Lieut.. Harris of
the 4th Artillery, and others are missing
LAVA BEDS, April PC.
A accommodating party consisting of Bat
teries X. and A. of the 4th Artillery and
company Z. of the 18th Infantry. left camp
at $50 this morning. proceeding in the di-
rection known to lead to the present
stronghold of the Modocs, Capt. Thomas
in command. \ dozen or SO of Warm
Spring Indians were expected to cooper
ate on Thomas left The troops having
formed a line, the skirmishers advanced
without molestation until they arrived at
the foot of bluff. South efthe Lava Beds.
having meanwhile signalled to the camp
that no Indians were to be fonnd. On
reaching the Bluff the Modocs opened
severe fire. causing the troop TO seek such
shelter as they could find in the crevices.
FBASDls 4 nSnal tho fna
The first position soon became untenable,
owing TO the fact that the Indians were
able to deliver a cross fire and an enfilad-
ing fire, aud the position of the troops is
- exposed that up to the present writing,
: O'Clock p. NJ, only two could reach the
camp out Of nine rounded.
LAVA BEDS. April %, $50 AN.
\ despatch received from Col. Green of
the st Cavalry. who went out with REIN
inrcement> yesterday morning, shows the
surprise to have been more complete and
more terribly fatal than was at first sup
posed The despatch states that Capt.
Thomas and Lieut.. \. X. Howe of the 4th
Artillery were Killed. Lieut.. Harris of the
an Artillery Is badly and perhaps MORALLY
wounded and Lieut.. Branston of the 4th
Artillery is missing.
LAVA BEDS, Apr il q, Pm.
rom the second despatch sent By Col.
Green. it appears that there are now col
iccted and waiting conveyance TO camp.
the bodies Of l6 men killed including Capt.
Thomas. Lieut.. Howe. Lieut.. Wright, and
wounded, including Lieut.. Harris 4th.
artillery, these added to the number of
wounded men above cited, show large
percentage of causalities from the small
number Of men engaged. Sixty Modocs
are armed with Spencer Carbiues and
breech-loading Muskets. In more than
ole Instance Moioc has been known to
have TWO or more Spencer rifles, enabling
Inn 10 keep up rapid fire from his natu-
Itl or artificial breastwork OF rocks.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-05-01

Patents issued TO Maine inventors for
the week ending April sth, 1878. Reported
by VIM. Franklin Seavey, Solicitor Of Pa
tents. Rincs' Block, Il Main Street. Ban
gor Maine.
j. l.. Morrison and +. ii. Fletcher. No.
Hollis, Scythe Stone Holder: c. Il. Pet
tingell. Hebron, Barrel Header; T. ;. Fol-
lansbce and :. {. Eutwistle. Lewiston
Stop Mechanism for Warping Machines.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-05-01

He expects to return next week to this
place, and will at once with his assistants.
commence the Survey to East Machias.
We understand that the towns East of Ma
chias. are awake and anxious that the
construction ofthe road should be forth
with undertaken aud will promptly vote to
aid the enterprise in the same manner and
to the same amount that the Western
towns have done.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-05-01
MARINE LIST.

Ellsworth Pert.
CLEARED.
April "a.
sch Highlander, Wood Boston.
sch Elizabeth. Aurch, Boston.
sch Samaritan, Grant, Boston.
ARRIVED.
sch Canora. Tate, Boston.
sch Sarah Moore, Hc.riek, Boston.
Sch Hudson, Newton, Bangor.
CLEARED.
April IS
Sch Fannie and Edith, Rider, Belfast
sch Rstsn, Ferrald. Boston.
Sch lunar. Hodgkins, DIX Island.
sch ENpress, Smith, Portland.
sch Abby Gale, -, New YORK.
ARRIVED.
sch Agnes. Young, surry
sch Scnsior, Lancaster, Portland.
finSy Regulator, Grant, Portland
CLEARED.
April 20
sch Il >unson. sunson. Boston.
sch otronto, Hammond. Boston.
sch Forester. Loring. Boston
sch c frenO Mt, Pratt, Rockland.
sch Stately. Young, Portland.
April q.
CLEARED.
April Is.
sch Frank Pierce Grant, Portland.
sch Hudson, Hewitt. Bangor.
ARRIVED.
sch Ariel, Austin. Surry.
>ch II Franklin. -. BTookln.
>ch Pioneer, Gray. Rock Island.
>ch >cioio, ssdlcr, Rockland.
CLEARED.
April -.
>ch Fair Wind, MADDOX, Boston.
ARRIVED.
sch Alma Ondlin, Merril, Bluehiil.
Sch ii z Gushing. NJ ann, surry.
sioop Dolphin, smith, LamoIne.
CLEARED.
April 70.
Sch Arhorerr. Clara. Boston.
>ch Charlie. pton, BciAtty. BOSTON.
III VIM. III Archer, MIlkcn, Providence.
sch Edward, Dodge, Boston.
>ch Sarah Moore. HerT1ck, Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-05-01
Eden. Bar uarbor.
Orlani.

Orland.
There will be meeting Of the W H.
A. ). at Bucksport May Il, to complete
the aran gments for a Fair this fall. All
interested in its prosperity are invited.
Remember the time and place Engine
louise, Main Street.
Seth Kent OF Buckspor; sold two Il.
Jersey Calves for $40. They weighed when
sla ughtered 80 pounds.
There are one or two Jersey Cows for
sale about here. Address the Farmers
Club.
Early Rose Potatoes are selling for
50 cts, per bushel. White do. e. cts. Corn
81 l-2, who can afford to raise Corn at this
rate.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-05-01
lbouo stir Ports.

BINGoR-Ar 2sth sch. Wreath. morse.
Franklin; Alcyone, Fcrnald. Nj. Dr,,rt:
McchaGi'. Herrick, Brookln.
tALI>-Ar I'D Sch KoIondo, Moore. Eli
worth.
Cid 81 Schs Laura A. Watson. Sargent.
Appaniug; VIM. Y Ritchie, Frccihy. Danyers
EoCkIAND-Ar 18th, brig Princeton, Wells,
Brooklin.
PoEILANI-Ar 22d. sch New Zealand. Cook,
Roc Aland for New York.
>ALEM-Ar 2lst, sch Tangent, Newman
Eiizabeth2ort.
Ar I'D. sch onward. Allen, Calais.
Ar 10Th >ch- Belle, Higgins, and Emily. Jor-
dan. Ellsworth.
Ellsworth Doris, Patten, do; Eugene, Staples,
Castine.
Ar 9th. sch Prize. ODER. Calais.
Ar 18th Schs Fair Dealer, Kemick, Els
worth; james Tilden, Davis, do; 81. Leon.
Perkins, Castine.
PRovIDEScE-Ar 2ls,, schs Sunbeam, Bun
ker. Georgo town, DC; Eloise, Herrick, Calais.
Ar 18th, sch Ligure. Richardson, from Ca ais.
NkWroRT-Ar sd. schs Union, Wescott.
Spruce Head. Me-, for Philadelphia; Commerce,
Torrey, RockIsnd for Baltimore.
Ar 18th. sch Express. Latty, Calsis.
VINEYARD HAyEN-Ar 18th, sch Centurion
Blodgett, L lais for Providence.
Ar 10th. schs Pavilion. Parker, Winierport
for New York: Loduskia, Means. Ellsworth
for do; Benny Ives, " hiitaker, Ellsworth for
Providence.
Ar 27th Sch Bangor, Jordan, Ellsworth for
Providence.
Ar 2sth Sch Caroline Grant, Haskell, Calais
for New York.
NNEYARD-Ar 18th, schs l. B Sargent. Ssr-
gent. Deer Isle for New York; Royal Oak
Benson. Calais for do.
NEW loRk-Ar 2ith. sch Commerce, Tor
rey, Rockland.
NoRFoLK-Ar I'D, sch NJ E Torrey, Torrey,
Sedgwick
WIJNrScroS NC-Avo1s, sch Brave Eoss
Providence.
Cid 23d, sch Lettie Wells. Watson, Boston.
SAvANNAH-Cld 18th, sch Clara j. Sawyer.
Branscom, Boston.
GEORGETOWN. S C-Cld 18th, sch Laura +,
Roberts, Bucksport.
Foreign Ports.
ST John, \. Bar 2lth, George Kilhurn.
Stanley, Sedgwick.
stettin-Ar 10th, Brilliant, Foss New York.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-05-01
VIENNA, April %

fAA-NNA' Ap4iA -.
SPECIAL TO the \. \. Herald.)
The American scandal still occasions
great excitement in aristocratic circles.
Ii i discussed with sneers as another in
dication Of the working of Democratic
Institutions Gen. Mayer acting under
the advice of his counsel peremptorily re-
fuses to surrender the official papers with
the list of exhibitors and allotment OF
space. The new commissioners are COM
pl-tely hampered and will probably re-
quest the Interference of the Austrian
Government. DR.. Ruppaner another of
the suspended commissioners has left for
Switzerland.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-05-01
From Concord.

CONCORD, \. H, April p.
Al the meeting OF the Governor and
Council to-day, votes for congressional
representative in district LIST. and I'd, were
counted. and the committee will count that
Tor 81, district Tomorrow There will be
no change in the vote as already reported
in the 1t. and 81. districts. the returns for
the 81, district were found to give the cleo
ton To- Hon. Austin +. Pike by seven
plurality.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-05-01

The school in Dist. No. will close on
Friday of this week. 1t has been short
unusual degree of Interest manifested by
the pupils and good advancement made in
sill their studies. Connected with the
school is Lyceum, which has added to its
profit. This school is being taught by p
g. Wooster, Esq. who is the right man in
the right place. This is his second term
here and ice all appreciate his labors
CITIZEN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-05-01
Fighting in Louisiana !

NEW YORK, April 30.
\ New Orleans despatch SAYS it is
rumorcd that detachment of police
sent to Livingstone Parish. met strong
armed resistance from some 400 men. the
lighting is said TO have commenced on
Saturday morning and cannon is report
ed 10 have been heard in that direction.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-05-01
DIE ID.

Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name aud
Age must be pad for.
No. Penobscot-l1th ut.. Nathaniel B.. only
son Of Prince ii. and AlZsdas Staples, aged s
months and 20 days.
Portland-l6th uit. widow, j. Francis De-
sisle, daughter Of Benjamin Emery Esq. of
Eden, aged 80 years.
Eden-23d uit., lydia Wilcomb, daughter As
above, and wife of Frederick Wilcomb, aged 80
years.
Trenton-1lth ult.. Matte Bayley. daughter
of Benz. +. and Caroline T.. Smith, aged years.
10 months and days.
Brooklin-13th ult., Mrs. Hepsibah Powers,
wife of the late Peter Powers, aged 20 years.
The deceased was for many years a worthy
member of the Congregational church in Blue
hill.
Cherryfeld-l7th ult.. Everett E.. son of
Daniel and Asenath Wiley, aged 81 years aud
q months.
Mlbrdge-l5th ult., Josephine Greeley. wife
of George Stillman Sawyer. aged "a years.
DIST uIt Sophia A.. daughter Of the late
Capt Palmer and Rebecca Bray. aged IL years.
Fairfield. Me.-l6th ult., Stephen Bste-, aged
q, years.
Franklin-2lst uIt., Victoria NJ. wife of Mr..
William b. Thomas. aged % years, III months
and II days.
Mrs. Thomas was beloved and respected by
all who knew her. On being told that her suf-
ferings would soon be over, she replied, II am
willing and all ready TO go at any time" May
this bereavement lead the many sad he arts she
has left behind 10 feel that she has only gone
little before them. and that they will soon meet
her wis re ''the weary are at rest
Jesus fold me to thy bosom,
Plant a rose upon my breast,
We're the latest words she uttered
With her Saviour she's at rest.
belfast papers please copy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-05-01
Soldiers entitled to a homes tead of
100 acres.

III T EF.~T I.Vt NIIDN FOR tDTONIE~
Ere" Homes tor all Millions Of acres OF choice
Government land open for entry under the home
stead law, near this great Railroad with good
markets. AMI all the cOnycnicuCcs of an old settled
country. Free passes 10 purchasers OF Railroad
laAd sectional maps showing the land, also a
new edition of descriptive pamphlet with new
maps mailed free every where Address
-. DAVIS. Land Comm. Toner [, T. Il r.
iWlI ON h, \cb
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-05-01

Sch VIM. Hill of Franklin. went ashore on
West side Bass Hsrbor, I7ih inst. Got of
slightly damaged cath inst. and sailed for
Franklin 18th
S,h. Geo. u. SomeS. Pray. from Portland for
Hasu. passed Turks Island cath ult.. with los,
OF part Of deck load having experienced heavy
weather.
>ch. silver Heels. from y York for Boston
returned 10 York 36ih inst, in distress. Re
port when on Huntington. l. |. came in col
li-ion with steamer st.tc Of New York, and
Lost bowsprit and head gear and had bow.
damaged.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-05-01
Business Notices.


Ny health had been declining since 1858;
during the whole time was Unable 10 attend
to any work. In February, 1853, was taken
with dreadful cough, the amount raised in
tweniy-four hours was incredible 10 tell. the
doctors only gave temporary relief. | was ad-
vised TO use Fellows Combound syrup of Hy-
pophosphites. j commenced using Il freely.
and | can say, with clear conscience. il has
effected wonders. | am now able 20 work,
which for eleven yeas was incapable Of.
HAMMOND RIVER, NIB. JAMES JOHNSON.
Fellows Hypophosphites- must not be con-
founded with other preparations of Hypophos-
pnltes, IL diners from al others. Iwls
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-05-01

Castorin Is more than a substitute for Cas-
tor Oil. 1t is the only safe article in existence
which is certain to assinilate the food. regulate
the bowels cure wind-cslic and produce nstur
al sleep. 1t contains neither minerals, NOR
phine or alcohol, and is pleasant to take.
Children need not cry and mothers may rest.
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