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MhriaNtlle.
AccipENr.-As Charles Morrison a
young man j years Old, on Friday last
WAS attempting to shoulder a barrel Of
aour and raised i, upon his knees. one Of
hIS mates. pushed him backward and he
fell upon the edge ola sharp axe which
was standing directly behind him and
nearly the entire bit oftne axe buried it
self in the ileshy part Of the upper portion
OF nj thigh, making an ugly cash The
wound was dressed by DR.. Hodgkins OF
this city and he j. now doing well.
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Business Notices.
Costiveness is aggravated by

The use Of strong purgatives. The only ration =
al treatment is some gentle laxative and tonic
like DIR. HARRIS ON's PERIsTLAIC LOZENGEs.
These never wes ken, but gradually restore ma
ture. They remove Oppression, Dizzienss,
Headache, and every form Of Indigestion, al
SO. the only pro per remedy for PILES, either
bleeding or otherwise. Trial box, 30 cts.
Large box 90 Cts. mailed free for this last price.
DIR. HARR ISON'S ICELAND BALSAM.
splendid cur for COUGHS, HOARsNEEss, and
all THROAT and LUNG complaints. For sale
by T. 5. HA RRlSON & CO., Proprietors, No.
fremont Temple, Boston, and all Druggists.
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The Venerable Arch-deacon Scott. Of Dun
dyspepsia more than TWENTY-FIVE wears, but
that three weeks use OF the Peruvian Syrup
ian Iron tonicl has benefited him so wonder
fully that he can hardly persuade himself Of
The reality. and people who know him are as
tonished Mt the change.
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LIQUOR Sellers in Limbo.

PORTLAND. May II.
The Grand Jury which has just risen,
has reported about fifty indictments against
liquor dealers, and the County Attorney
gives notice that he shall not settle at
less figure than $500 and costs.
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From Boston.

BosToN. May II.
The Boston & Maine and Eastern Rail-
road Companies. have made an agreement
which restricts car load of lumber to
seven thousand of green and ten OF dry.
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VIE sUBsCRIBER herehv glxes nnhlio notics

TUT SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice
to all concerned that he has been duly APP
pointed ami has taken upon himself, the trust OF
an Administrator of the Estate Of
EATON CLARK, lAte OF fremont
in the County of Hancock, deceased,
by giving bond as the law directs, he therefore
requests all persons who are indebted 10 the sad
deceased's estate, to make immediate payment
and those who have any demands thereon. to
exhibit the for settlement.
kBEN Il. CLARK.
April 18th ls.i yyvl1.
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he Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OH-ce OF The Chief Signal Officer,
WASHINGTON, d. c.. May 10. lA.MS
Probabilities.
For New England and the Middle States
generally clear weather and Southeast TO
Southwest winds viii prevail with a
slight rise in temperature and falling baro-
meter.
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At Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth, wlthin
and for the County OF Hancock, on tho Sd Wed.
ne-lay OF April \. -. 1874.
A NGhNETTE HARDY, Administrator Of the
n Estate OF Geo. ". Hardy. latc of Deer Is.r,
IN said County deceased. having presented her
Probate:
Ordered-That the said a,Im'x give notice there
OF 10 al person. interested By causing copy al
this Order to be published three week- -u5cc~-
sivcly Ia The Ellsworth American, printed at it,.
that they may appear 1t Irolutr Court t. be
holden At Huc>spoTt. on the 81 Wednesday OF
May next, al ten of the clock IN the forenoon,
and shcw cause. # any they have, why the same
should NOT be allowed.
tTle Cnpv-Nltc-t, Go. \. Di EE. Register.
SWl>' fAlk EE II Z X, Juu1r-
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BISMARk,
Dapplo cray, six years Old IN June next stands
ISL hands high, weighs ll}O lbs. He Is by Gen.
sherman, h" bv Gen. knox. >herman's Dam was
the >cayey Mare, OF WaierviIle, she by Hiram
Drew, out Of an Eaton Messenger Mare. that
troited when five years old in 335. Bismark's
Dam, Maggie Mitchell she by the Morrow horse,
he by Witherel, he BY the Old Winthrop Messen-
grr
II will be seen By the above pedigree that il
would be hard to ind horse with more trotung
blood in his veins. And The horse fulflis the
promise al his breeding. without training; he can
show 80 AIT. and he Is sldsTcd by the best
OF judges to have splendid trotting action. And
hl- colts all show IT. lie has some colts two
years ola this spring, that Will compare fAyorabiy
with any Of their age, In the state. | shall limit
him % a small number OF Mares.
LEXINGTON
Dark Raw without white with black point,
stands Isl hands high. j. four years oil past. lie
l. By Gen, kngN. Dam Horteu-c by the thorough
brcr Il running horse Lexington, tthc winner OF
tweaiy-thrce races, and s1l,Uco. and the sire OF
more winners than any horse IN America Second
Dam by Imported t,Icacuc.
Lexington was broken the past winter. He has
good action and can snow good speed for the lit.
tie handling he has hal.
lhIs presents good opportunity for the people
OF this county 70 improve the ulopi vi their
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PORTLAND. May II.

PORTLAND, May II.
The house and barn of Amos Nichols.
at Buxton Centre. were on fire Us the in
ward train passed this afternoon.
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TERMS:

The terms vii! be for either OF the above. TWEEN.
five dollars for the season. Cash or satsgac-
tory paper at the time OF service.
r.. II. GREEDY.
Ellsworth. April y, lssi l0tt
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Il. VI. Brewer 4. constructing a bow
linz alley with double track at Eagle Lake.
Il be- fad, il viii pay, he will erect a build
lHg for another season. He also has some
half dozen boats upon the lakes.
The town at its annual meeting voted
TO let 40 cauis run at large. The result is
that more fence Ia been built. than IN any
ten previous year.
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pun SUBSCRIBERS hereby gives public notice
L 10 all concerned, that they have been iu y an.
pointed and have taken upon themselves the trust
OF the last VIII aud les lament of
JAMES HAMOk, IstG OF Eden
in the County OF hancock, deceased by giving
bond as the law directs they therefore request
all persons who Indebted to the SAID de-
ceased's estate, to make immediate payment. and
those who have any demands thereon 10 exhibit
the same for payment.
JAMES f.. HANoR.
FOUNTAIN RODICK.
April Is. is1i. 3WIg-
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CORN & FLOUR I!
JUST RECEIVED,
\ LARGE LOT or
Yellow Corn, and Flour,
BY ". WHITING.
mos. Is
state of Maine.

TREASURES OFFICE.
Augusta, April q, 1874.
Upon the following Tow nshps or trac Is Of land
assessments Were made for County tax Of 1874 by
the County Commis ,ioncrs of Hancock County, on
the thirty first day Of March, 1874
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L OF Hancock.
The undersigned, Lewis e, Gray. of Sedgwick
in the County OF Hancock pecltuIly represents
that h2 Is DESTROYS Of having his name changed
from Lewis {. Gray u Augustus Leandcr Gray
in the Town Records Lewis {. Gray, he has
always been called and known By The name OF
Augustus Leander Gray; and there are several
other persons IN tins section by the name OF
Lewis &. Gray. Wherefore he prays that hi,
name be changed as aforesaid, and he be allowet
TO take the name OF Augustus LeaRder Graz ANA
as in duty bound will ever pray.
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TliE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, That he has been duly an
pointed, and has taken urun himself the trust
OF an Administrator OF the estate ot
WILLIAM q. TREWOKtl late OF Surry
IN the County of Hancock. deceased
BY giving bond the law directs: lac. therefore
requests all persons who Indebted to said de
ctAsed's estate, To make Immediate payment ami
those who have any demands thereon TO exhibit
the same Tor payment.
NANCY TREwoEGY-
April 18th 1874 swIq-
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TUE SUBSCRIBER nerepy gives public notice
to an concerned, that he has been duly
appointed, and has taken upon himself the trust
OF an Administrator of the estate Of
LUCY PERKINS late of Peaobscot
IN the County of Hancock, de. eased by giving
bond as the law directs; he therefore requests all
per sons who are inde5 to the SAID tiecrase,i's
estate to make immediate payment, and those
VINO nave any demands thereon, to exhibit the
same tor payment.
5. w. PERKINS.
February Is, 1874. 8wIe.
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ToTHE HON. Judge of Probate of the County

TO THE HON. Jrdse of Probate of the County
] oil Hancock
The undersigned, Widow OF stephen d. Grind,l
late OF PenoDscot, in sad County dccensaI
respectfully represents, that said d,cea s.d an.
possessed Of Personal Estate an Inventor,- -
which has been duly returned into the phi 10
Office: that her circumstances render II n,.ces
sary that she should have more of said per,nnal
Estate than she Is entitled TO on a distribnt,nn
thereof; ana having one minor child of AbnuI tvyo
years OF age; she therefore prays that yonr Honor
would grant her such Allowance out OF said PEI
sohai Estate, as in your discretion you may de
pfihihe necessary and proper
- MRS SARAH GRISDAL.
arch l5th 1874.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, ss.-Court of Probate, April Term
A. b., 1874
Upon the foregoing Petition, ORDERED-That
SAID Widow give public notice to ali persons in
teIested, by causing copy OF this Order to b..
published three weeks successfully IN the En.-
worth American, newspaper published in t,lIs.
worth, in said County, that they may appear an n
Court Of PROBATE for said County, to be he III at
Rncksport the 80 Wednesday of Ma
next, at ten o'cI rex in the forenoon and she,v
cause, If any the. have, why the same shouId
not be granted.
3wls' PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest Geo. A. DYER Kee,sfer
true copy, Attest: Geo. a. Dyer Register
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The following vessels have been admeasured
in the District of Frenchmsn's Bay, and will be
launched in a few days. Sch Hattie A White !,
sullivan; length, 929 n breadth, % 2 n depth
rs II; burden. nm. 129.69 tons.
See 'Chromo," Franklin; Length, 95,4 #:
breadth. 26.4 II depth, III II burden n m, lbs. Ia
tons.
Sch MARY Jane Lee" Hancock; length, 81 4
n: breadth, 254 II; depth, SO II; burden,
i2S23 tons. The m. J. L. your reporter
fully modelled, and very thofoughly built. She
is owned principally by Capt Jeremiah Woos-
ter, OF Hancock. and Patrick Mullin, Esq. Of
Ellsworth.
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List of Patents.
Patents issued 10 Maine inventors for
the week ending April 2lst, 1874. Re-
ported by VIM. Franklin Seavey, Solicitor
of Patents. Rhines' Block. Il Main Street,
Bangor Maine.
A. &. and \. I. Sterling, Portland. Life
Boat; +. X. Weston. Ban gor, Heating
d rum; o. 6. Citchct, Bangor. Machinery
for Furnishing Boot and Shoe Heels
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Gen. Hancock .

Gen. Hancock
nE\. HAM OCE Will make the season az 1874
VI MAY J. u sept !, at my stable III Ruck-port.
zen. Hancock Was ~ Dirigp. he hy on Drew
Dam Messenger Mare, o., In" Rust Messenger.
Grn. Hancock - 10 years old last January
weigh 100 is- hl, tAkru the first premium At
every Fair held ia this county Tor nine wears has
uottei hi mile M 2!9 without lrettinE. and eau
repeat 1t any dag ou guol track. lie has ! big,
oVen, easy cRt. asd re transmits 10 his gets Ice.
You'd comparison.
TERMS
single sfrYircr.-. ..--..-.-.....-........--z ~.
Fart season. Observation-Disclosures. ......-b,
lArt AZ time OF igsl service.
NOic PAYABLE ten days after Tie mare iual-.
Boarding or pa-turIng al .oYy rate. III
mares a. the risk al he owners.
IVORY GRANT.
Buck ,po-t, April t., ls7!. 4mo,lj
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Pianos. Henry F. Miller.
Cari-A. Cummings Miiken
Foreclosure.-H. & : h Whiting.
Card.-Me reliant, Hotel Boston
P!ciEres.-p. .. Stewart
Freedom Notlce.-F. A Darling.
Agents " anted.-Penn NJ. +. Ins., Co.
Proposals for Road.-Selectmen Of Mt. Des-
r.
Nom Resident Taxes .-Brookliu
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MARINE LIST.
Ellsworth Port.

CLEARED.
May.
zen riore" sawyer. Nntier Bluehni.
-ch Arboreer. Clark. Boston
sch Floreo. Fr3c. Boston.
>ioop Hero, smith Bar HarQor.
Mays.
sch Bangor. Jordan Boston
>ch Thame. Freeman. Ea.top
sch Mechanic. Kelley. sullivan.
s'h Geo u furgeFsoh. fuESerSOa, York.
May .
Ssh Vim II Archer BeIatty. Bostou
sea Far Dealer. Lorlng Boston
sen Engineer, Bennett. Boston.
ARRIVED.
May D.
sch II gblander. Wood, Boston
sch Diamond. smith. RocGlanI
Panama, MAkrall. Boston.
sch Emily Jordan. do
Sea Capt john, Means, Boston.
eca OirOnto, Hammond. Providence.
May 10
sch Minneola, Fcrnald Boston.
>1h >c.oto. >adlcr, Eockland
Cara Belle Smith. Eockland,
CLEARED.
Sch Delaware, stevens -tuben.
sch Fair Wind. Lockhart, Boston.
sch j I Fremont. Mosiey, Camden.
Sch Diamond, smith. Bar Harbor.
sch Ella. Porter. Epckiand
sen. HAIRY; Patterson. Rockland.
ARRIVED.
Sch Forester Hopkins. b sion.
Sch DeIalo. II opkils. Boston
sch LayOlGa. WhiImore, Boston.
CLEARED
May Is.
sch Benny ive.: Whitaker. New York.
sea Telegraph, Lancaster. Boston.
Sch Westerloo, Whitaker Boston.
ARRIVED.
Sch Frank Pierce. Grant, Portland
sch Agricola. Fullerton from yard.
Sch a. L. Haynes, Bar Harb1r.
sch Elizabeth, Leland Boston.
Sch Doris, Keith, Boston.
sch Copy, Irew orgy, Boston
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legal 1otiees.

Al at Probate Court holden at Ellsworth, Oh the
18th day OF April, A. ID. 1874.
WILLIAM ID. MOORE. Executor thereof hay-
W ing presented to me, duly authenticated
G. Ply OF The last Will and Testament of Richard
Scammon. late OF Fall River, County of Bristol
auu statc OF massachusetts,, and u copy duly au-
tnenticated Of the Probate thereof in said County
OF Hancock. upon which said viii can Operate.
okpERsD-rhat the said Executors give
hoiicc thereot 10 all persons interested by caus-
ing copy of this Order 10 he of,blished three
Weeks suceessisely in the Ellsworth American,
Probate Court to he holden at Ellsworth. on the
LIST Wednesday of jane next at ten of the
CLOCK in the forenoon, and shew cause If auy they
have. why the said instrument should not be nj
lowed In this State the last WIN and Tesla.
ment OF said deceased. and the copy thereof fled
and rsco rded.
3wI9- PARKER TUCK, Judge
true eopy-Attest: GEO. a. DYER, Reg'r.
At Court OF Probate holden ut Ellsworth, with
IN and for the County of Hancock on the ST
Wednesday Of April \. D., 1874.
GtoRbE y. BLACK, JR, named Executor, il
VI certain instrument purportng to be the
last VIII and ties lament of Frances II. Black lafp
Of Ellsworth, in said county deceased having
presented the same for probate.
ORDERED That said Executor give notice
TO all persons interested by causing a copy of this
Order To be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
IN the Ellsworth American, printed at Ellsworth
that they may appear at Probate Court to be
held at Ellsworth, on the first "Wednesday OF
June next, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon aud
show cause If any they have why the said instru-
ment should not be proved, approved, and allow
Ell AS tho last VIII and Testament of said deceas-
ed.
PARKER TUCK Judge.
S"l9' Attest; GEO. ~ DYER, Register
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Dated the eighth day of April a. D., 1874.
STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK, SCOUT of Probate, April Term,
A D. 1874 '''

HANCOCK, ss.-Court OF Probate, April Term
A. ID. 1874.
Upon the foregoing Petition ORDERED That
SAID peutionef give pubic notice to all persons
this order thereon, 10 be published three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American a news
paper published in Ellsworth, in said County
that they may appear at a Court OF Probate for
said County, to be held at Bucksport, On the
twentieth DAY OF May next, at ten OF the clock In
the forenoon, 70 shew cause, fany they ave, why
the PRAYER of said petitioner should not be
q anted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Aitest:-Gho. y. DYER, Reg'r Swiss
a true eopy-Attest:-GEO. A. DYER Register
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CALL AT THIS OFFICE
AND GET YOUR B USLNESS CARDS
ssAieA eannOt Be excelle
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CAHPETINCS !!
\ LARGE LOT OF
Wooden. Hemp. Straw,
OIL CARPETINGS.
FOR SALE CHEAP BY
III. WHITING.
3mos Is
IMPORTANT TO
BREEDERS OF HORSES.


E> ! s>all stand the following Sta n ion
oA the coming season. in this city.
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Headache. Dizziness. Worms. Lirer Com
paint. Dyspepsia, Sour StomdcAe. Bad
Breath. dc. The surest preventive is DR.
HARRisoN's FEBRIsTALIc LoZENGEs; being
both Tonic and Laxative. they restore nature,
thereby curing a cOstive habit. In the opinion
OF every Druggists. they are the most pleasant
aud efeciusl remedy for the PILES. and the
only one that reached the cause, and applica-
tons are only time and money wasted. Trial
box. 80 cts. Large box, 20 cts, mailed free
for this last price.
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TorHE nov. Judge of PROBATE OF the County

The undersigned, widow ot Gcp, go W Harry.
late Of Deer Isle. IN -lit toaaty, deceased
respectfully represents, that SAID dc.ca,ci Gi.,I
seized and possessed OF tcai Esu.tc, ia Which sn,.
Is lawful entitled 70 bower; that no parj thereof
has been assigned 10 her by the heirs or tenants
or - process OF law, and that she l- DESTROYS lu
possess and occupy her Dover in severalty. Snr
therefore prays your honor that her Dover in said
estate may be assigned and SET out to her, and
that Commissioners may be appointed Tor IN Il
purpose pursuant to law.
ANGENErTE J. HARDY.
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Gen. Howard has been acquitted of
all charges brought against him.
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sch Priscilla Brown. Bracy. went ashore on
the west side Of Clements cove, at high water,
IN the storm Of the 10th ult.. and tore of her
shoe, and otherwise damaged her keel, and
broke two hole, in her side. She was got off
on the 81 inst, patched up, and brought
round TO HulF> Cove for repairs.
sch Index, of fremont. Ne, drove ashore in
the gale Of 10th ult. at W Harbor. and was
badly damaged. The owner, VIM Keene, in.
tend, TO get her of, and have her repaired.
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THE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public no,ics
to all concerned that he has been duiy an.
AN administrator OF the estate of
WILLIAM A. GOT late of Orland, in the
county OF Hancock, deceased by giving
bond as the law directs; he therefore
requests all persons who are indebted to the said
deceaseds estate, to make immediate payment
and those who have any demands thereon. to ex-
hibit the same tor payment.
FREDERIC B. GROSS.
April 10Th, ls7A. 3wl9
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a splendid cure for COUGHS. HoARsssFss, and
all THROAT nni LUNG complaints For sale
10y l.. :. HARRISON CO. Proprictors. No.
fremont Temple. Bost n. and by all Drug
gists. ay 10
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STATE OF MAINE.


HANCOCK, ss.-Court OF Probate, April Term
AID, 1874.
Upon the foregoing petition, ORDERED Fiat
SAID widow give public notice to AL persons
interested, by causing copy OF the petition AMI
tins order thereon, to be published three weeks
excessively IN the Ellsworth American, a news
paper published in Ellsworth, IN sand County.
that they may appear at a Court of Probate tor
said county. TO be held ut Backspor on the st
Wednesday OF May next, at ten OF the clock IN tho
forenoon, aud shew cause, II any they have, why
the prayer of said petitioner should not be grant
ed.
Parker TUCK, Judge.
Attest:-GEo. \. DYER Register. Swiss
\ true copy-Attest GEO. \. DYER Register
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By TELEGRAPH.
Fire..

special Dispatches to the Ellsworth American.
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Freedom Notice.

NOTICE is given. that have given to my Son
IN Elroy ID. Richardson his time during his
minority and shall claim none of his earnings.
nor pay any bills oil his contracting
Amos T. Richardson,
3wls Greens Landing April %, 1874,
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NONRESIDENT Taxes .-Brooklin.
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Foreign Ports.
A. sagua eth ult, sch Thimothy Field. Ic-
land. for Phia
The daily gazette., 1874-09-10
Il LetferfrOnt SHsser.
For The DdiIu Gazette,

Mr.. EDIToR:-It is truly gratifying to
every Democratic find that their efforts
in the city Of Wilmington have been
crowned with a glorious victory, and the
success of the party In securing the no
mination of q sterling Democrat in New
Castle county for Governor, we have In
the person Of John L. Cochran, Esq, a
genial, high minded, intelligent man, and
a successful farmer, on whom thei mass
Of the people rally around the standard
bearer of white men, and Kent and Sus.
sex counties will roll up such tremendous
majorities as will astonish the supporters
of negro equality and their Infamous abb
omination the "Ciyil Rights Bill" look
upon the election of Mr.. Cochran as a
fixed fact. Mr.. Williams our Congress
sionsl candidate will have large majOri-
ties in Kent and Sussex counties, and If
the late election in Wilmington is any
criterian from which to base our calcula
tions then New Castle may Join with
Kent and Sussex by giving alargeDemo-
cratic majority. With such candidates as
John p. Cochran and James Williams
composing our State ticket our success
is placed beyond all doubt the white men
of Delaware at the coming election will
give n decided opinion upon '.Negro
Suffrage" "Civil Rights bill'' and"Press
gag Law" the three denominations Of
the Republican Party. A. DEMOCRAT.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-10
For che Deldtoare Gazette.

COMFORT AND CoNsOLATIoN:-The
following from the Republican Of Satur-
day last, is remarkable for its truth,
and strikingly appropriate to the gentle:
men personally involved in the result OF
the late city election, and the changes
made in The appointment of COMMITTEES
in council. How forcibly 1t teaches that
great men who have filled posts of honor
and po,oer can be removed by death OF
0therqoise, and their positions be filled
by others quite as competent, and more
popular, than themselves. How calm
and cooily the editor takes the defeat and
dismissal of his partisan friends from
high positions, and how philosophically
he teaches that others equally competent
can be found to supply their places. All
this Is wonderful considering the circum'
stances Of the case. ''It is astonishing
how little they would be missed!'
Bur LITTLE Missed Great men die,
those who have filled important positions
of honor and profit, yet the world moves
on. and it is really astonishing how little
they are missed. There Is no one so i'm.
pprtant that his place may not be filled,
that his duty may not be performed. and
the machinery of society will not be
greatly disturbed by any bargain and
sale, or the sudden dropping out OF the
place of those who are affected by it.