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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-12-31
FREEMAN Ii. CHASE, NJ. |
Orland, Dec. IL. 1874.

A large amount OF special legislation
will be asked for. from the next session of
the Legislature from Hancock County.
Among the petitions presented will be
.wo from NJ. Young & ais and Chas Deer
Ing & ais, asking for an amendment Of
the charter of the Ellsworth & Castine r.
X Company. Petition of NJ. Kingnan &
ais. for an act requiring the use of wide
trimmed wheels on river road from Aurora
To Ellsworth. Petition OF Monroe Youn.
& ais. for charter to dam and bridge
Jordan's river between Trenton and La
moline and to dixie the shores thereof. Pc
titiOn of JndsoD 6. Archer to dam and
flow BIunt's Pond. OF Lamoine and stock
the same with fish. Petition of VIM. F.
Desisles & ais, to extend wharf into tide
water. in Lamoine. Petition OF Michael
Hurley for same in tide water. of Union
River. Petition of Chas. Deering & ais,
for same at Bar Harbor
Petition of A. j. Whiting & ais. for
same at Sone's Sound. at Mt. Desert. Pc
tition of VIM. Conary & ais. for same at
BluehiIl Falls. Petition uf N. C. White &
ais. for same at Sullivan. Petition OF
Ransom Il. Abbott & ais. for steam ferry
between, Hancock and Sullivan Petition
of Augustus G. Savage & ais. to build
fish weir at Cranberry Isle. Petition of
citizens of Orland and Dedham. for fish.
ways, &C., on the Eastern PenObscot Riy-
er and to protect the fish in sans. Peti-
ton of Citizens Of Hancock County for re-
peal OF Charter allowing Bangor Water
Company to take and hold waters of Hat
case Pond in Dedham. Petition OF Citi-
zens of Ellsworth and vicinity for an act
OF incorporation for q company to build.
purchase and run. y steamboat between
Ellsworth and Bangor.
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The following Is from the Portland
Press: The friends OF the Republican
party everywhere will rejoice TO know that
Judge Peters has consented 10 permit his
name to be used In the senatorial. cam
paign. This probably ensures Mr.. Ham
linz defeat and the final breaking down OF
the regime which has become 50 Gistasie-
ful 10 the Republicans OF Maine. .Tne
great popularity OF Judge Peters in tie
eastern part OF the state guarantees "A
strong support in Mr.. Hamlin's own per-
sonal stamping ground, aud his free iom
from all complications with the ciiqucs
and rings. which are snch obstructive
parasites upon the party. commend him 10
the good graces Of all men who are will
Ing TO stand for the party against its in
ternal foes. Ii is hardly necessary TO give
any account of Judge Peters 10 the people
OF Maine. lie has long been well known
as 4 lawyer of great emineuce In private
practice and as Attorney General. as u
brilliant and efficient representative oil the
fourth district for three terms in Congress
aud. later, as 4 dign.iied, discreet aud able
incnmbentof seat on the Supre me Bench
of Maine. He would honor himself aud
his State in the Senate OF the United
States.
The above announcement has taken us
by surprise. as il probably will most OF
our readers. We have frequently heard
Judge Peters name mentioned in connec-
ton with the Senatorship, and always
with favor. Ii was supposed however
that he would prefer TO retain his position
as member of the Supreme Court of the
State, where he has won golden opinions
from men of all parties by his ability
fairness and urbanity. Judge Peters is a
native OF Ellsworth. widely and favor.
ably known in the County, and indeed
throughout the State.
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val ing In this country n 10 the character and
belief IL the mu>t remarka lie medium the
world has known In mo'iera lines. There Is
an article upon tn, American I~diaus. besides
some shorter articles upon correct topics and
several good p ,ems. and finally the d'part-
ments Of science. literature and gos.ip, crown
very go ID number OF the magazine.
THE Galaxy which has entered on its
tenth year. was started with the I Ill iuteution
If making II the foremost literary mxxaz,n ne
published. Perfectly independent. with no
set theories Of po'ifies. relgian. or sociology u
propagAfe an in .intsin 1t freely and gladly
opens its pages to the expression Of varying
opinions and dlseussi ms. p OWL ii thev are by
the ablest personalities IN each department.
Only the writers (whose names always ap
peari are resporsi lie for the views EXPIRE sse,i.
All sid - have n chance to speak through its
pages. on an subj ct which Is exciting public
interest. and demands thoughtful discussion.
That this p an has be IN great success Is prov
ed by tbs brilla 4 hi tory Of this IN igazine for
the past ten years Our ablest statesmen and
leading writers in all branches have express
81 their views In its pages.
But not only us the medium OF thou ,htfu
discussion has The Galaxy" succeeded. 1.
has attached 10 itself as regular contributors Z
staff Of Dr lliant writers, ofwhich any periodi-
cal NAV well be proud.
During The coming year q series Of articles
il promised by prominent southerners, giving
the Confederate side Of the W r from its mill
ttfY anu IeSfsiatiNt stanupOiuts AHe>e a'
ticles will not bs controversial, but will deal
with facts TO which both North and South will
gladly give attention, as they will be written
BY men personally cognizant Of what they
speak.
Professor II. II. Boyesen. whose delightful
pictures OF Morse life have won for him high
place in the literature OF his adopted country
will contribute u story called A Noreman's
Pilgrimage" Albert Rhodss viii have q
series of personal sketches Of leading Euro
peau statesmen. Justin Mccarthy and Mr..
Edward. will each have serai stories duiiag
the coming year. Richard Grant ahits will
have musical discussions. etc. In the depart
mcnts THE Galaxy" is especially rich. The
scientific Miscellany" Is particularly full
AMI varied. The Drifting Wood" b. Philip
Quiihet and the ''Nebula" are very fresh and
b. light. aud tho department of Current Litera.
ture' Is well maintained.
Published by Sheiuon & Co.. New YORK. at
- a year.
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General News.
New Or eans.

Ex-Gov. WEYMOUTH ACCEPTS Cu,L.
LEN0E TO -Four DugL AND ri,gS KILLS
NEWSPAPER Man N A STREET ENcouN-
TER.
In New Orleans on Saturday morning
tx Gov. Yarmouth Killed Mr B,rrIy
PROPRIETOR OF the Bulletin. The circutu
stances are as follow,
!he difficulty appears To have grown out
OF controversy between Yarmouth and
the bulletin, on the cXpedirucy Of re---
ta1!lNhlhg separate street car, for the ne
croe.. The discussion became extremely
personal, and resulted In challenge from
Mr.. Jewell. editor OF the Bulletin. tn War
mouth. The challenge was promptly ar-
cepted. and arrangements were made for a
meeting. Monday morning, somewhere ia
Alabama
At 10 o'clock. Saturday morning. Eycrly
the owner OF the Bulletin. met Warmnuih
on the street. Yarmouth states that he
tipped his hat court.ou-ly to his anfir,.
mist, surprising that while duel was pcnd-
Ing. the forms of pnlitenc.s should be- pre-
served between himself aud hts enemies
connected With the Bulletin. But B,,r.y.
taking different view OF ih- matter
spihng upon Yarmouth ani struck him
heavily upon the head with his cane. War
mouth cluched with his ass ailanf, who was
disabled by wounds received 10 the war.
aud could not use his left arm aud mean
while drew knife from hi pocAt. They
Tell together. Byerly on top. aud when the
crowd separated them it was discovered
mat Byvrly Was stabbed several time. IN
The lett side. just over the hip. lie died
within an hour.
Narmoufh has been arrested Il T. fear
Ell that ihi> affair would pf,ciplatc a .,-,i-
erai disturbance. At Washington there j.
repor, that Gen. Sheridan i 10 be sent Ia
Ne" Orleans TO take Command. aud that
he will be- on hand at the time the Legs. l.
ture meets. Jan. 4
At New Orleans Christmas exc. In n
row on First aud Locust streets between
thc negroes and whites. two negroes were
Killed. aud IN row bctw Ecu soldiers and
citizens AT Canal ind ID sin streets. two
soldiers were severely wounded.
The funeral of the late MIR By-rly was
largely attended. Over eighty carriages
were Ia line. and hundreds oil persons FOL
lowed on foot. Public sentiment inclincs
Ia regard the homicide "a ju>titi,be on
the ground OF self defence. Cover or War
mouth Il much depressed in spirits. lie
expresses pain and regret at the uniortu-
nate occurrence. Durin. the dav he has
been called upon by Governor McEncrV.
Lieut.. Governor Penn aud other promi-
nrnt persons. No further steps ha, e been
taken Ia regard To the protected duel.
Upon WarmoutiI'- liberation from prison
tomorrow the whsle aIfair viii probably
be rricfied 10 a Court oi Honor, Is rrIy's
death PIE, lid.nS any further proceedings
OF a hostile nature.
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NELSON, NUCKoLLs Co., NEB.
haa y-tk 1914
To the Editor Of the american

To the E'iitOr Of the american -
In answer to many inquiries made by friends
in your section, wish to give a short account
Of the true condition Of this Gland Of famine. {"
Southern and Western Nebraska is settled by .
hardy and intelligent class OF citizens, who
came here for the purpose of making for them.
selves homes, and they began by making i'm
provements upon their homesteads, breaking
prairie and planting seed, trusting in the fer
tiity Of the soil, and the salubrity Of the eli
mate, for reward upon their labor. But an
unseen pestilence such as is liable to sweep
over any country came upon Us, and the grass
hopper, like whirlwind, swept of every hope
Of crop excepting the small grains, and such
vegetables as by great perseverance against
their rayages, were saved. This LEFT a great
many with nothing upon which to brave the
cold Of winter unless they could be aided by
their more fortunate neighbors. This loss IL
attributable to no lack of natural resources, but
to the fearful inroads OF the Gryllidean, which
has stalked over twenty-five counties Of the
State, and by 50 doing hes brought about Whist
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"A valuable subscriber at Carson CITY
Nevada, writing to renew his subscription
for 1915, expresses his pleasure in rec.iv-
ing weekly the American. and compliments
Us in terms rather too hattering for pdbli-
cation. We cannot forbear however from
giving our readers the following extract,
which expresses so W, il our own views:
In perusing its columns, my attention is par.
ticularly and invariably drawn to the column
of local items as among its most interesting
points to the reader; and let me here say. that
l think each and every mechanic. merchant,
tradesman and farmer. could and should do
something for the local column every week.
and try TO make it of ecea more interest if
possible. And in order TO do this, let each and
every one subscribe for it for the coming year.
and then l dare say, like myself. they will
never wish to let their subscription run out
without renewing it. Long may it live, and
may success attend il. A. +. A.
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Deer were never so numerous IN the
northern section OF the state AS this win
ter.
--rie receipts OF the Baptist Csnvcn-
ton for the quarter ending Nov. 30th.
were s26SJ.
--Ruiiians abound In East Machias and
several persons have recently been Is
sauited on the streets.
The police Oil .crs in Bangor are
capturing all the boys slcds. who slide
down the hills in the vicinity OF the city.
-rhe Mayor OF Portland has been Pc
titioned not TO allow the city hall Ia be
used tor dramatic readings or concerts ON
Sunday evenings.
A bunch Sof shaved cedar Shingles
from Aroostnok is in Portland Inscribed
a- follows "Aroostook fractional curren-
cy. issued March -, 1874. by Sawin 4
league, Caribou. Me.
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Irwin. the Pacific Mail man, is a great
grand son of Benjamin Franklin
A monument is proposed to Ezra
Cornell, TO be paid for by dollar subscrip-
tons.
In France they manufacture glove
leather from tripe.
-ODeleLts r,ade OF turtles eggs are a
staple delcacy in Florida.
The Tribune's dollar subscription for
the grasshopper sufferers amounts TO near
ly 5000.
1t is stated that the sales of Mr.. Glad.
stones pamphlet have reached 700 copies
a day.
the Philadelphia Board OF Education
has passed Il resolution expressly prohib-
iting presents from scholars to teachers.
There is now serious talk about the
resumption OF specie payment.
The memorial bust of William Cullen
Bryant has been placed in the Metrupoli-
tan Museum in New York.
The venerable James Walker. ID. d..
formerly President of Harvard College,
died Wednesday afternoon at his residence
In Cambridge, aged eighty years.
Three attempts to fire Sing Sing prison
were made by convicts Friday night, but
We're fortunately frustrated. although con-
siderable damage WAS done.
king kalakaua visited the New York
stock exchange and other places of inter-
est on Thursday afternoon. He also had
slei2h-rlde to the Central Park.
+. Governor Dix is as sensible as ever.
He sees no good reason why stokes should
have his term abbreviated by n pardon.
There was curious law SUIT at Slate
Center, Ia, the other day. Mr.. Snider
had IA Mrs. Mitten arrested for putting
crooked pin in hi. seat in church, and the
examination before the magistrate was
held Nth closed doors.
"A tribe Of western Indians propose to
put themselves on exhibition at the cen-
tennial exhibition ia Philadelphia. tor the
edihcadon VI our guests from abroad.
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Notice of Foreclosure

WHEREAS, Otis r. Sinclair of Surrv or ,h
w l2th day OF March A. D.. 1874 By his He'd
of mortgage Of that date. Recorded in Han, ecs
Registry Vol. las, Page sas, conveyed 10 The mn
dersigned the following parcel Of land situate in
said surry. described As follows, to wit;-Rey,n
ming i. the centre of the road leading to the pas
ture OF stephen foangs, Smith Flood three =
halt PAGES from the line between said Young =
Flood at stake, eight rods at d twelve test trnn
the South West corner OF Edward Dodge,s honst
towards said loung's house; thence ~ raled
with the line between SAIL Young's and sa,d
Food shorty rods thence Easteriy nj right ns,.
giles, eight rods thence Southeriy al right angie,
iorty rods; thence Westerly eight rods 10 ele
point OF staruax containing two acres more or
less, with the right OF way from the stage road Ia
my Dwelling House. and whereas the eonditlon
contained in sail mortgage has been broken /
hereby claim to iorecose the same. and give m,
notice accOi DINGHY pursuant to the SIatu Of I,
state.
MosEs Neon
Ellsworth. Dec. 10, 1874. Sw5..
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Trustees. OF these 81 were sent IRON the
hospital, 4 died pending the order for re-
moval. aud the orders Tor the discharge OF
q were reconsldered. Nine OF this class
rave been returned rs unsafe to go ut
large. The most Of those removed are In
alms-hous-s; some IN private families.
a,.i in hospitals In other States and a few
are believed To be travelling about from
place to place, sleeping where night over
takes them. in barns aud Outbulldings.
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Commissioners Notice.

WE the undersigned, having been appointed bv
W the Hon. Parker Tuck, Judge II Pr.haie
for the County of Hancock, to receive and exam.
Inc the CLAIMS OF creditors TO estate OF Eliza.
beth Barter, late of Trenton. decea -ed represent
cd insofvent. DO hereby give notice mat six
months are allowed 10 stiti creditors 60 bring 10
Ani prove their claims; AMI hat stall attend
mat service at III, H. Nason's Store. in Elisa orIli
"n the iSth day of January aud the 81 81 day ui
March, a. ~, 1915. at two O'Clock in the ait.r.
noon OF each day.
II. Ii. MASON
DANIEL LELAND.
Ellsworth. Sept. sth, 1874 su59.
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Special a 3
CONSUMPTION Can lie CURED.
scuENcK's PULuuNIC sYHUP.
SCuENCk's SEawEEp Toxic.


SCuESCk's SEAwEED Toxic,
SCuES' ks MANDRAKE PILLS
Are the only mcdJrtur~ that viii cure Pulmonary
Consumption. Frequently mcIicinc- that stop n
cough VIII vCcI>lbh Inc de tta OF the patient .
they iocs up hr liver. stop the cireuatip ct the,
blood, hemprrlise Tdloys, AMI in ihci. thcy clio <
thr action o. the urs..ns thtt caused the cough.
Liver IomplUnt and Dyspepsia the causes Of
tWn-thirds oi the eases nf Con- ampttun. Many
persons cnmplA n Of a lul pain IN The side COZ.
suptt"n. coated tongue pain In the shorIier
blade, ieeIu r of drOwslBcks and rcsIes-ness
To" food lytHs hrayIiy on the stomach, ace IN
panied with aciaIty and helrhmg up or wind
These symptoms usually originate from a 81 sp:-
d"rri cnudu.on of the stomach tor id liver.
Persons 50 affected. II they take one two heavy
COILS and II the cough ia these ease. be- sudden
Is cherk n'i. wal HIl the stun tch aad liver clog
gcd rem iIninE tnrpit aud mac we and almost
bet ne they ~. aEtte the juas are a m 49, of
sores. AMI ulceratsd. the result of Of which l.
death -rl"nCS'. Palu1 ~ syrup u sn esprc
t'raut which ocs not contain opium or any thing
calculated t" check cough sudlcaIy. schrnck's
schwcct Tome dis,u.vcs the food IN xr- with the
sastriT juices 81 the stomach, art, digestion ami
creates = rlSenous appetite. When the bowels
arc COS I've. SKIN salloy, or the symptoms other.
use OF a piiiop- tendency, schenck's Mandrake
~ i are required. These medicines are prepared
Ony by J. II. sCIiENCk son.
y T.. corner sixth and Area streets PhIla
And are for sale by an lru sgI-ts aud lea Ter.
br- >ch"nck viii he at the QUINCY House
Ho>roN, On the following NEDNtspAYs: octu-
Der IN HnI 3lst, November TN aud 18TH and bee
embcr lad. Ioth AMI spgh.
spuolyii1I
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'siilORt'y INDEPENDENT Inn
- BETWEEN
Bangor and Boston,
-
Connecting With The BnclSDort / Rapgr
Railroad.
Winter arrangement.
Winter arrangement

The Steamer KArAHDIN, Capt. W. r. Ro,x min
leave WlNrEKroRT every MONDAY and
THU RSDAY at 10 A. n. anu
Leave BUCkSPoRT for Boston same da,. a,
IL NJ. or on arrival Of the train that leaves Rss'
gor At 10 A. n. "Aa
Returning win leave BOSTON every TUEsn, y
and FRIDAY, Ait Y. NJ, landing passens er, m.
following days at Bncksport to take The tSaip ~
Bangor that leaves Al r. NJ, or oa arrival .,
the steamer. W
Fare from Bangor to Boston,, Including Raj
road fare, %. 50. ~a
S3tf'74 LOOMla TAYIAn A..
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For. sale :.

TUE subscriber offers for sale at a Largaia bj,
! estate IN sullivan, consisting OF about Thirty
acres OF land, dwelling house and ont buil,ttng.
rus lot has an excellent shore privilege, seven
acres Of gra.-. aud oI the most desirt bi.
~ood-!ots in >ulliv N. For tn her patio liars APP
ply I" Gyms Emery at sullivan, to The sub.
sertDer at Els worth.
$50 J. L. CuILCorT
ELLSWORTH. Dtc. =. tsA. Il 5.
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Saturday young son of Capt. Miles
Pierce Of Boothbay Harbor. went gun
ming aud. in firing the piece exploded.
tearing fearfully one side Of his face,
breaking his nose aud probably causing
the loss Of one eye
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dispatch from London. dated at half
past five O'Clock Monday morning. SAYS
that intelligence had just been received by
cable from Madeira, of the burning at sea
OF The emlgrant ship Co>patrick. Three
survivors arrived az the island ri st. Hell
ena and reported that Rae Co-pairick
which was bound from Load III Tor New
York. Was burned on November 9th in
latitude }. north, longitude II west, aud
that four hundred and >ixty-iiye lives We're
lost By the disaster.
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Notice,

nHARLf~ &. SOBER has seen n, TO post HI q
~ vic, lena >opcr. as having left hi. Jed and
board " ithout Ju,tihsbie cause or good reason
on hef part etc ctc Vow As the said irena soper
Is my mother. and -hn has been a mother to me
every way worthy Of nv dlial love and trust
champion her cause BY writing "falseho,d,i
across the notice which he ha- so sh.meIuliy
placed before tue public. She was earned away
from the good home" which he had prov ,ei
win team driven 10y hrs own h mi, in GRANT OF
any family az or that her leaving was final I'M
" hf SOP refused to come after her and the
oed ana ooarl' which he alleges she lett (b~Ing
mere nave alfeany paid the truck man Tor
hini.ns back to a suit OF room, IN my own house
Whlen nave set apart for her A, to the lit
We mauer OF paying the debts, which she NAV
nave contracted since She len his bed and board
would INFORM him that at this tins Il ia 90
early 10 rdI~c his old war-cry-'I shall pay no
debt--' Hope, IA his instance, long dete. red
witn"t cease to expect.
Iw13' JOSIAH ii. PARTRIDGE
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HALL Or LIGOSIA LODE 80 % r
W. \. Masous. There viii Da an Annu.
~ al Communication OF this Loaxe Tor The
Cholce 81 DMcerst wcan. ~ ,yep,n,
Jan 9Th, ISIS. At oieiprk s
general attendance Is requested,
Per Order OF the " Mater
j. II. HICoINs, Sec'y.
Ellsworth, Dec. 81 1874. avs,
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Legislative Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the unders gned
~ Viii petition The next trgIsla urc for an net
authorizing them % extend their Nharf luto t,4t
waters " somes' sound At. Desert.
\. j WHITING.
2W5l tn.ut.u aIttx
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n 9 ADVERTISEMENTS.
Legislative Notice.

Motlt b Is hereby given. that the undersigned
" VIII petition the next Legislature for an act
author <ns him TO built wharf into tide waters
OF Hnrhtsl Bay at Bluthill Falls.
-Ndh WILLIAM COSAEI,
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Legislative Notice.

'ISiiE ndeTsgncd. citizens OF Ellsworth and Vi.
cinity hereby give notice that trey shall Pc
t'i"n TIE LeSt Legislature for an Act OF incorpo
rAiIoh 10 a company, 10 build purvhas, and
run Steamboat from Bangor to Ellsworth.
touching at INTERN, date landings.
CITIZENS OF ELLSWORTH VICINITY
JaJI
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~ THERE will be an Annual Con.
&k>TN1 a vocation Of Ac ad q L. A. CHAPTER
~ SaAeh& Tor Tho purpose OF choosing Uaicers
ior the ensuing year GU Tuesday, evening Jan
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