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General News.
Third Party talk In Mn rhu.~it..
J. q. BLAINE

h""u s"tsy tntk IN MnSsarhuseits-
Adi-psich from Boston. to the New York
Times. says:
Talk Of a new third national party move.
ment /, heard here. The Globe OF tomorrow
VIII print an article from information gather ed
from ~ ointment men of the State on the sub
beet. IL hears that among the rank and filed Of
those who voted in Massachusetts, with the
Democratic Party, hi, talk IL INDUCED In.
These men argue that the mission OF the Re-
puoilcaus Party l. ended. and that 1t j. use
less to try and resurrect the Democratic OF :
ganizaiion. Ii Is apparent to them that the
contests in the future cannot be fought on the
old basis. and that the recent election has De
mon,trated that the tine has come .pr n new
party 10 rise up. aud attract by its honesty Of
pu pose and sincere desire to promote In,
highest welfare of the nation the be-, men " ho
have hitherto acted with the Republican AID
penpcrstic parties. These men claim with
much show Of logic. that the Two great par
ties OF the past, and present have iou ht all the
lights they can, aud that succes. TO- one or the
o her I'm the future will be a matter of Iuck
depending lar sels on which !. an cted with
the N 'fe Internal discussions aud which
makes the fewer mistakes. They think that
'he men who went into the Liberal Republic
IN movement Will readily join the new party.
They have bopcs OF securing the best cl,.-
ments ofihe Denocr itir AMI Republican mar
ties anu particularly young men. who - they
assume the duties OF cItizeu-hip, can NOW rc
10 particular reason for joining either organi-
zaiion. They have not fully considered the
question Of Platform, but believe In "a hard
money AMI an early resumption II spe i, pay
ment>. ~ civil service reform which shall
In the fullest sense be an application of the or
diniry rules OF business IN all the Offices OF
the Il j'ern ncnt; CD an economical admins
uatlon OF puzzle all dr. which will keep the
rate. Of taxation 10 the lowest point: 90 short
legislative sessions and the abolition OF special
legislation, except in extreme cases. These
points. cheap transportation. and some other
topics. haN. been considered. tui, OF course
the ideas formed a:e a. yet crud' aud meas
uraoly undcvcloped. The men in the move
meni say that ii.cy mean 10 push forward and
pert ct an organization. and they hope TO re-
ociVe much encouragement
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there, was only twenty-four; how terrible the
thought, that seven hundred of the people in
this State alone, averaging the age when most
oil our young men start in business or in some
way decide In part, what their future shall he.
are criminals. l have often heard II remarked
IN It nearly all the crimes were committed by
white people, and no better proof Of this fact
was needed. than to take one glance over that
sea OF upturned faces. From where l sat
could only count twelve colored men among
III whole number, although probably there
Were few more which could not be seen. but
the number of whites in comparison was i'm.
mense, especially when we take into considers.
ton the advantage which they have had. or
might have had, over the blacks in years gone
by The warm hearted Chaplain, Lewis r.
sPeare, and the genial Warden. SIR. Chamber
lain, occupied seats on the platform. F..
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snow fell IN the southern counties of
England "Wednesday.
Mayor Cobb consents to be cardl-
date for reelection ia Boston.
The Tilton-Bcechcr trial is again post
poned; thi, time until the first Monday ia
December.
Mr.. Daniel y. Haskell. for many wear,
editor of the Boston Transcript. died on
Thursday.
The value Of sponge collected this
season on the Florida reef is estimated at
So 900
Russia il 20 introduce the system Of
compulsory elementary education
Undertook. the notorious murderer OF
Goss. was hanged at West Chester. Pa.
Thursday.
1t is proposed TO ship live fish from
this country To England. by means OF
portable aquariums on the steamers
-Womln's suffrage in Michigan is re-
posing under majority of 10000 or So
oOo votes against the new consultation.
Ten inches of snow cover the ground
near Ogden, Utah.
A society for the Introduction o. tenn
perance literature IN the public schools
has been formed in Chicago.
1t is estimated that there are fifty-sey-
en- womch editing newspapers in different
parts OF the country.
Mr. Ross of Philadelphia, father of
the lost child. Charlie Ross, has passed
the crisis OF his disease and is convalesc-
ing.
The Boston Daily Globe appears as a
three-cent paper, and reduced 10 size 20
conform to the reduction in price
Jones and Sharon, the two United
States Senators from Nevada. are said to
have Incomes exceeding 1900 600 each.
Ten year since Jones was a poor man In
San Francisco.
1t having been asserted by a Catholic
journal that Gen. Sherman is a Freemason.
the Pilot says It has the very best author
ity for saying that the General - not nd
never was connected with any secret 50.
ciety.
AL the smallpox hospitals in Mon
treal but one are full, and the physicians
have commenced to treat patients at
their houses.
The taxable valuation of Massaca u-
sets this year is 81 ,S3l ,60l. l65, a gain of
over sSs 100000 over last year.
The Turks have calculated that with
in 300 years more they will have conquer
ed the world. The statement is made in
all seriousness in an Arabic newspaper.
which Is published under Turkish suryeil.
lance.
subscriptions for a new building for
the Harvard Medical School, already
amount 70 more than 100000.
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New Publications.

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Peterson gets better and better; and always
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is writers are the very best, its illustration.
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lrettie,t, latest, and most reliable Erer,i I1I,
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l. Legislative Notice.

To TUE HON. Senate and House OF Reprc.,n "a.
ti'e- ior the 9tlie Of Name ~ I.es.sll ture 4.
seubIed -
M RI the under-igncl citizens OF Orland ana vi
~ cinfy, would respectfully represent that
tiic hllls and Dams on Eastern Penob-cot river
are last killing out our ash, AMI that the locks
one al oranh village and two At the fail. social
ca, are IN the spawning season used Tor RATS
boats aud guniJlas and the fish frightened ava y:
also, tina they are attracted to the opposite sid.
81 me riFef ~ water running over the dam and
90 not md their way into the lOck- they are not
therriore suitable OF sufficient hwaF.; also the
}"uhg tof the lew that are allowed u reach the
Spawning g-ouud-} on ttcir way doSn ID -,tt
wafer are slulccd over the dam into u tt-piIe$ 4
eIsings, where large numbers die aud rot We
therefore humbly petition that Chan. 3-g Oh the
ac's and Resolves OF \ ID. 1916 so far A. related
u the FISHERIES Of Eastern Penob.cot river he
rcpe'' 81, and CHAP a., Of the Revised saint. ,
OF TINS state except Sec 50 oil said han appIy
70 said stream and A. IN duty bouud viii ever
pray. 49,
Citizens Of otand and Dedham. 4sl7
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Legislative. Notice.

NoiicE Is hereby given, that Ransom y Alb.
1N bolt Others, esidents OF Hancor. Cnuntv
VIII petition the next Legislature for 4 grant q
,sld ABBOTT, To run Steam Ferry boat across
taunton River Of Bay. between the towns of
hancock sullivan, and 10 build and MAINTAIN IN
.he 5hore OF SAID River or Bay (mear the pres
ems cry MS now -estibiished) piers and aLut.
ihehts necessary for the convenience and safety
"' said steam Perry boat. at all times of tide
- RANSOM Is. ABBOTT, 4 100 others
hahCocst nov. To- ls1t 3W3-.
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AsSignee's Notice.

/ Moiltt L. hereby gwen that Harrison \ Trpg
~ OF >urry, has been appointed y f. xutv sf
John NJ Merrill, OF surry. Trad~r. by virtue IT =
decd OF assign nt for benefit - creditor. -N-
rcutet aud sHotn To By sad Mcr5tll. ua b. otu
day of November. \, ID. Is;t-4ud The sad lrl..g
has gwen th~ bon required by Law, antl aa- ttA
en- possession ui the property assigned. and ii.r.
months from The execution ul said az kuu o., is
allowed tor creditors 10 become psrtIes thereto.
Dated Nov. II, 1874. ~,
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INTNpKrANI IL sEAMrS VINO HAVE CLAIMS.
BANGOR, Nov. IL. 1874.

n =.
BANGOR, NOV. IL. 1874.
u ne Eii~r of@e Wig ant Courier.
am in receipi OF several letters. most Of
which arr written by sailors who were CAP
iur.d by the Alabama or Flo.idt while in tho
merchant scr' ice during the rebellion, inguir-
ing whether they ought 10 apply for connie n
.aiion Tor loss Of persona effect, wages. etc.
dc"m the matter Of sufficient impor ancc 10
a-s yru through the column. OF YOUR paper to
call the attention Of claimant- In, luliny ship
owners and sailors. 20 the provision OF tn.
Aci OF tongrc-s crca'i-E the Commi..i Iner'.
Court OF Alabama Claim. which requires thai
All IH'tition' NUT BE- iilcl ia tia, Court On or
b-iofc Dec. III, l>si or otherwise they viii
b. barrel The Ru,es ofih, Court should b..
consulted before drafting the petition. a. tbcy
quire oerttin irct- 10 b. stated in addition 10
tbo-e "a led fjr b. ths statute
" III you also please call the attention ofthe
pre-. OF the >i.tr 10 the importance Of giin.
publicity 10 this matter
Yours Respectfully.
CHARLES HsMLIN.
Asst Counsel Of III, L. :,
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The following, which We clip from a
democratic exchange, is too good 10 be
lost lion. 5 :. Cox ia political speech,
made the application a. follows:
TIE position Of the Republican party re-
u.Hd> me OF the position Of doctor who
went our west 10 practice hi, profession
Al Oh friend met him on the street one
dAF- ani asked him how he was succeed
lHs in H. business. First rate" he re-
piled; I've had one case" We'll. and
what was That: 1t vas birth" said
Tie doctor. How did YOU succeed win
that We'll. the old woman died ana
the child died. but, by the grace OF God.
III save the Old man yet"
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Americans travelling in Europe will
do well TO avoid whistiing in presence OF
a Scotch provost. A man named McWatt.
who was guilty of this iudiscretion the
other day in the streets near where the
provost of MusseIburgh was walking. was
arrested by order of that fuuctionary and
locked up. The bailie ultimately discharg-
ed him with caution that in future delin-
quents might NOT escape so easily.
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The Springfield Union says: Some
body suggests that the Massachusetts rail-
roads will soon be called on to run drunk
ears as well as smoking cars. if there
should be any perceptibie increase in the
number of intoxicated persons travelling
BY rail after the abolition of the prohibit
terry law. Almost every train has several
drunken persons aboard now"
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Notice to Builders

SkALtD proposals. viii be received Up :, Il.t-
~ ember 1T, 1874, for butli luz an Eu.lae
hpust- FtAp@ ahd specifications can pc .-t.,s ss
Inc store OF ''eo. Cunningham & Co... "A bid.
eli, who will reserve the right to reject an, Grail
bids.
J. I. GRANT Chairman.
Ellsworth, Nov. Ii, ls7i 2xE
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N otlce.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that the following de .
" scribed Merchandise has been sriza.t h. ~.
Collector Of Customs Tor the district OF Ca.tinr
'o' violation OF The Revenue laws. Viz
At Bucksport, October u, 1874,
20 Gallons Rum.
Is a." Whisky
Tin
Dozen bottles OF whisky
Kegs.
Dozen bottles.
Ah4 PsIson or iPersons, claiming the above De.
a. - "srchAHllse, are requested To appear K
ny with the Collector their claim to III. same
Milhln twenty days from the firs public zion Of
''S """ee' WN II. SARGENT.
49,, Collector Of Customs
Naslhe' nov. ., ls74. 3w4G
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Hsrper's Weekly.
IL l U ST RATEo

The weekly Is the abIest and most no.-
Illustrated periodical published In the co,,os,t0i
It's editorials are scholarly AMI eonvIaciny W
carry much weight lts illustrations of rnr,- -na
events are fail and fresh. and are pregtreS hA
the Weekly is read by ~ least h az millins ~
sons anu ITS influence as an organ of opinj,,ss l.
simply tremendous. The weekly maint,ins >
positive position, and expresses deci lei view
on political and social problems Loulsyiis
Courier-J1arnal. @'n'e
It's articles are models OF h ightoned discussi,,
and lis pictorial Illustrations often corrab ra
i've arguments of snail force.-N Y Ex.nuiaar
and Chronicle.
It's papers upon existent questions ana its il.
i,hi'soie cartoons heip 10 mould the sentiments o
the coun try Pittsburgh Commercial
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Gen. Butler said. the other day there
were two supremacy happy women in
Essex county-Mrs. Butler. who rejoiced
that her husband was TO be kept out of
Washington. and Mrs. Thompson. who
was delighted that her husband was going
20 Washington.-l Commonwealth.
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The Wing says that Mr.. {. G. Atkins
OF Buchsport, who has charge OF the n,h
Matching works in that town, under date
OF Monday. writes that they lad been TAX
Ing eggs for seven days. have obtained p
100000 in that time. with a good many
ii>h still Jeff in the pond.
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Harper's Magazine.
IL [ STRATE
Notices II the Press.

The ever-tncreasIng circulation Of this r,-.,
lent monthly proves its 0ntluucd adapt.f..,, .
popular desires and needs. Indeed ,,h.u a.,
thiHk into how many homes 10 penetrate. ,ls...,
month, We must consider II one 9f lH. ,.s....,
tors as well as entertainers Of the public mo-,
FOR IT. vast popu larity has been wa bt IN. .,,'
peal TO stupid pTotJH'ircs or dcpr4g,,I tt,tr,
-Eo-JuH 1lobr
Af' Guar c'tI "elsH this magazine pus,--rr.
for variety. enterprise, artistic wealth an. a.-
nfy culture that has Kept pace with. gf IL has r.
!cd the time, shpuIl tAnse It's con. .ur LIt- 4. d..
gard Il with JusilHlblc cumpIsrcHcy. l. also sg-
titles them 20 great claim upon lhc pa it. -r 3,
huir The Magazine has done good 4 not e.. a..
tue 4ays oi ITS --iitooki, "a Elglc
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"Ka,ie P.a.e, Win. the s,,.ooe RAJ.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. IA TIE four mile
heat running race tor S35 900 IN gold. took
place here to-day. The first heat was won
by hattie Peasei Jos. Daniels 2d rhad
Stevens, 81. Time, I ~ II. The second
heat and race was won by Katie Prsss
Henry. second; Hardwood. third Thad.
stevens. fourth: Hook Hooking. fifth. Joe
Daniels broke down. Time, : 80 IL.
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Legislative Notice

TUE undersigned hereby gives notice that h.
y shali petition the next Legislature to giant
nun chaftsT ior the purpose OF dammIng and
nowing and turning the water of Blunt's Pond in.
with Trout, to protect the same
Lamoine, Oct. IS 1874 ~.
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The Queen of England, it appears. has
strictly forbidden any participation in our
Centennial by the royal family, or any
member thereof Such delicacy is Of
course natural. Ii would scarcely be
courteous to the memory of George Ill
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-11-19

1t is said that 10000 people are threat
ened with starvation in Nebraska. aud tha,
the state Aid Society Is swindling the
poor people by making them pay for what
is sert them as charity from different To-
calIties.
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Legislative Notice.

1hf undersigned, hereby gives notice that he
snail petition the next Legislature Tor liberty
w. extend MS wharf INTO the tide waters OF Uuion
River, a. far as the West abuLment OF Union Riv
er Bridge extends, and also on a line with said
abulment up river 10 feet.
r,,- MICHAEL HURLEY.
y, Au
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Legislative Notice.

1hE undersigned hereby gives notice. that he
J Win his associates, shall petition The ne :
Tong INTO tide waters, in the town of Lamoine
II ON the shore OF land owned by VIM r. De,is Ies
aaa near the old wharf on said shore,
Lamoine. Oct. %, 1874 swaa.
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Legislative Notice.

MoIir z IL hereby given, that the undersigned
" VIII petition The next Leg -latu re for an act
Anthorisetng HIM 70 extend HI wharf into tide
waters az Bar Harbor, East ti-n
Nov. tlth. 1874 gY,t
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-11-19

Some remarks that might be con sid
cred slightly personal have lately appear
ed in those two excellent papers. the Ban
gor Wing, and Portland Press
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Picked up Adrift

II the west side Of Bartietrs Island Non "
~ ESanssA load color. The owner can
nave the same BY proving property and paving
p, FRANCIS g. BARTLETT.
n"'"eus issanu, nov. 10, lsl4. 3w47s
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g.. T. HER, Pr,a,
C0-partnershiD Formed.

TUE Undersigned. have this dav -Nuv !. l--4
] admitted Oscar l.. Crtbtrre. OF fftat..,.N I4
70 'heIr arm, which viii continue .u ca, 1I uH--
inr- ami at the old stand GAdrr thv same ula4r
as before. T. CK.uTB,, 100
Hancock. Nov , is5I
ss-N. BAL per-ons indebted TO the old d-fn
are requested 10 make immediate pIynIent
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Caution.

LII persons are forbidden harboring or trusting
q James III. Robinson, & Mary o. Robinson,
auPets OF the town OF Mt Desert, a. suitable
piVfislon mas been made tor their support and
We snail pay no bills OF their contracting after
j. W. soMEs. Overseers OF the
L. =. soMks ! Poor OF NJ Desert
Mt Desert, Oct. % 1874. 3W45