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h'"en weeks II Wa taught by NJ g. \.
Il ynoldS nf Iamnine He has taught four
t"rnS IT, this district and We consider him
v"nng man OF marked ability The Pri-
mary. under tho Instruction Of Mrs Susan
F ll'nckl"v Is in a most prosp rnus con-
di'ion. aud we think second TO none in
town. IL
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At "A oout Of Probate holden els worth with
IN and fOr the Coudty OF ii mock, On tue II
Wednesday OF FEB. \. ID. $50.
ONLY IL BRANSCO On, administrator upon
q lie eetate of David BrIhscom late OF Mt.
Desert, in said county, deces ed having Present
"a her iirst account of administration pon sid
estate for prot Re; also her private account:
ORDERED that The and adm inislratriS give notice
10 All persons Interested, by causing a COPY OF
ihis order to be published three weeks successive
ly in the Ellsworth American printed at ELS
woi tn that they may appear at PROBATE court to
be held at Ellsworth 10 sud county, the "a
"Wednesday OF April next, at ten of the clock in
the forenoon. and shew> cause, ii any they ha We
why the same should not be allOwei.
3wIis PARK Elk TUCK, Judge
true eopy-aitest: GEO. A. DYER Register.
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No one who ever used DIR. Morris Syrup Of
Tar. Wild Cherry and Horehound, will be
without if. As a remedy for all throat and
lung diseases. Cure Tor Group, and preventive
of consumption, it has no equal. Acts like a
charm ia whooping cough. There is no case
wiiich it will not cure or greatly relieve. Con-
ta.ns no opium or other da lgerous drug and is
pleasant 10 take. have secured the sole agen-
cy, and will furnish sample bottles al 10 cts.
S. ID. Wiggin druggists, Ellsworth. Morris
and Heritage. prOprietOrs Philadelphia. John
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The public were far ia adv snce Of the med-
cal profession 10 recognizing HALE's tIoSEY
OF HoREHoUND AND FAR a. "A -Decific for con-
sumption, coughs aud cold; but at last the
Faculty are doing justice to the great antagonist
and oOnQuerOr of pulm nary disease. The
country druggists generally report that the To-
cal ply sician. are prescribing il in preference
TO all to the Old puIn0nic,, aud that the result
Is an immense increase in the percentage Of
cures.
Pixies TooTH-AcHE DRoPs-Cure in one
minute.
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The harmony was disturbed however. and
the brother. were also disturbed.
Presently the Benedict made over to the
bachelor his share OF the lands and goods.
aud withdrew from the domestic circle 10
he a wanderer upon the face of the earth
WHY he Withdrew will never n rhaps he
known. Squire wiswell limited that /.
was because of the Y antippean proclivities
Of Deborah Squire Emery rcpudi.ted
that and declared that It was only the
natural cusseainess of the nnregenerate
man. Judge Peters said il made no odds
In this ease, aud 80 he didn't care what he
left for.
AMER the departure of Benedict. the
bachelor gently intimated to the woman.
that She wa, working too hard and needed
rest. aud ought To visit her friends She
said She couldn't think ofit,-that she WAS
anxious - keep the work right up. lie
then iuliuatcd that there was no need of
her doing anything more for him.-that he
could get along without her. She thought
tie couldu't-that he needed her la take
care of him. lie then entrcatcd her to
leave. but She replied ,''eutrcit me not to
leave thee" lie then told her She must
leave. but ,hc said >hc wouidu't-that
there was her home to which her husband
had brought her. and there she should
stay. lie said lac would put her out. She
,aid lac couldn't.
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Charles Lamb, Essayist, denounced all spir
itiious liquors as Wet Damnation.' Poor fell
low; he knew whereof he spake. by sad expe-
rieuce. and If living, would apply the same to
Alcoholic Excitants. advertised as Cureas
But there is one Tonic and Alternative IN exi.-
tence-ihe best the world has ever known
which contains no alcohol. 1t is DIR. WALK
ER's CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BIrTERs Avn
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tsN TEI.EGRApII-
SPECIAL o.-pa,ehe,to he Ellsworth American
Injunction denied in Wslner's Case.

hOCNLAND. We. Mlrch =.
Judge Virgin rendered the following de-
c-1"n ia the Wagner case Ihi> morning,
The prayer for an J. junction - restrain tie
execution Is dr1i.l. and the petition i d.
MED. and exceptions have been taken to
L carry the ease to the law court which
have been allowed by the Judge.
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The most unhappy person in the world is
the Dyspeptic. Everything looks dark and
gloomy /; he feels Tout OF sorts" with himself
and everybody else. Life is burden to him
This can all be changed by taking Peruvian
Syrup "a protoxide of Iron). Gases of27 years
standing have heen cured by IL
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Repor, of the Temperance League.


heP"f' Oh '"e temperance i'"ku''
Long before tho hour OF the meeting. Han
,,.l nan ., N.ni,, ,.,..,,i,,., va. 6u.l,or.
~, .., -,
"''ii''t '"i"''F' IN -A'"t"N "'I' 'ui'' '''
scat, ON ihe door wcr, tuii. the standing room
around th, door and IN fine ,i.i.. ,,,. t,il ali
J..
neg " TT '"' '' ''''' WYNN" "''''' wv = ''' -
ne>- l. inspiration. and who throughout the
a., cniu- were >wa,cd and tossed bv cnthu,i-
I,
''''' % ''' 20 '''' - 20 ga, '"'''H ~ - '''
ar waved "iid Tossed ht The gale.
~ She hour II opening. PRAYER Wa, offered
Il, ,t.. d.. NJ t.,.,
NJ - '". '".'I 'I'"A'"- "l '"' lI"Nili'W
itri taken ls. 90, tenn, .-riure cIu> hN th. late
Mr. Is..I.r. -rl ,r ,i. ,--....-.i... LIS. 49,.
.'' '"'''-''.' 80 sos " '."' "''' i'' ''''
~ OWNS
IT,. l-torsh T,mper.ace League. hallin. it.
-.. t-.aa.. 90 encourage war, contribution o. t,
-uesc~- o., TIE c4u-, ui Temperance. a,-ir,- o.
l'.r. gi'. rsoori IT, hisa srI.l cation - tac ia
-''' Geo ''t1 -iH-' '' 'ir 'str MI >ttH ii-i"c 10
-.'.@,-t ~ ''.l q -.-'"', ana -'n'f '',.-
,.sr...i.-. II ftu n t..,.l-. ~ III. I..,. t.. i't
hop.- iAst hi. cNsnii, NAV l..i..r,. iAs-. a.. ~
Hr,tareu who arr yet r.t "a De- IAc,si-,. generous
aHa active l"r the public so"i-
f. Wa, voted th., II d.. entered ON the. r...rl.
a. .....r,.. .,, ..--,.s q ..,..
"H 81 'N' Decreased.
Thu ur>f speaker Wa \ + Rurubatn 10
H. wa, hsui, ID h. i,i.nfiti.i With thr aus.
IS temperance, u. loved ihi. cause. h.,-.u>..
'i. knew ff fu b. right H., had al, as. hem
~ friend .. a-,r.h-d much prsi-,. 10 th,
t.rrs %. q uf Thu ei-, Tor their earnest and ~
Hrirui effort, no h.hlli ~ ihi. good r.li,r. H.
advised temperate. go Tho H.. of other
'Ain... 4, w,.I d. l4urr. Thought In, H.. .af
'sht.-p d great - D.. and earnestly recommend
.l sl lover, uf tAr Vic weed I'D abandon /, Tor
ever.
Il- next speaker wa, Wm. 7. jon. 10.
l'r...i of tn l. ellsworth Reform tIui, n, f.
..arA- were on th. ,ult.,,t of 'h.t.th vb.,l
.l- represented l. numbered NOW .b,u, lup
ui. lui, IT,. Tat., had 10 ui.7 r.sin -iilai, tIr-
4I-la! l. wau.I doom. ......i t,, ,,ftn,.. ,I,..
....,.f,- IA, iu which ,,.t,l.r. .-I,, ,h.,-
.,.ufu-.> ln..s,I .' H.tI..Iu. ..-..fIr,l ,,,...
.tl.,.,- hose. MN un,y ,..Il..r'l ,b,- ..,.,
hour, ia r.a.i-n, 4u! I'M ii,f,.,-.. -.gf,,e III,
regular meeting. .h. t.tstr. h,l.l.r .IbIIr..
I'- ,.-.l. t,tr.t.t ,n. ,.t..
M. 'r'f.r.l..I r,.i, l.i ma,
An. 4ut..,h,-. b,i,,5 III. .u,..tIn, ,l.', .....
SID. r- f..- rt5rr .il I'm, INJECTED Do. .f..
-t a.. hI..u..,. -....t, ,. Iu FAM, ID, l-.,....
.!..u,.--u.u fa Il lower d --r.tt-l.r b-,t..-
arl- al. n. matinee. .r.b,.-, .., ......f,
I. .r.,,.- T.. Vi I,-. Ia, ....... r-...
....aA.~. rgtt, II .h.fu .f-.nt.n.- I'LL, ~.
Forward .,Y! >.-,il.I be-. r..I-, pY-u..,i,
........' .f f...7 .....f -. +.
-5-.f..f .I.,,.r,, ,f,.,,... ..,.I IN ....
.... anil ..l.- .....,t ..I, ..i...- .-. ..,. -
..-...r I.i. ...,..-.,, ,, ,l... -...... "
.t..,... ..g ,,,...,..,..i..,,,. .,.--...f -
...t .-.I'I...I IAN, h.. .-,,.,,.,.,......
b. lnsn.,.. 70, ,b.. ,,.,,,...--....... &c.. ~
' aH.'-
H.,I .bt,.fg .r L,rI ill., .-,,',,..-....... IT,.
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We will send two specimen copie.
Of Richardson's Weekly containin-
10 Large Pages OF interesting reads
ing, by the best authors, tao new
and beautiful page SONGS, and
Two charming Instrumental pieces.
by popular composers. We send
it1e WEEKLY z monihs nostxsasd
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Whan You visit or leave the Cttv of Ne y
YORK save annoy hnrn lpi eNprnse ofcirri tge
hir" and stop I the lsnAND UNION $50.
IGt opposite the t,t ND t'ENr DEFo { .
u hts over 80 rla ttHtly furai-hrl rooms and -
hird M al an expense ~ ''v"F sl11 400 Eleya
tor. seam aud aIl modern announcements Ia
rop"Rn Plan. The REsrAG RANCS. Lunch
'"upier aud Nlur Rooms are supplied VITA the
Test the m trktt can iIrnt.h The cuisine il m.
surprised. Rooms fnr 4 -ilgir uersnu. 81 sli0,
~ ~ per dtv .rich ftr families ronprltan
airlN ~. 40 tn II visitors t. tn city an travel.
ens can live mare llNurinusly. IL ie.s money. At
The IRA\DtNlDN. than ~ any oth'r hrst.cltss
H"tel IN the CITY >taEe. an Cars pass the Iu-
Tel every nn'te tnr AL psrt- % The CIV.
Iva. g.. r. 4 W ID. GARRISO Managers.
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Ca.rine.
Our wharvcs and harhpr are clear Of
Ice, but the bar IN the bay ,till holds on.
Rev. Mr.. Plummer OF Buck-pnrt. gave
an excellent Temperance lecture Monday
evening.
The Little Folks" of the Unitarian
Society gave an exhibition on Thursday
evening. consisting OF TableauX. Dis-
logues. Music. Designations. Rose Bud,
&c. &c Very few of the actors were
more than twelve years old, aud very
many not more than three or four, aud
they all acted their parts admirably.
Some OF the parts acted by the ''We-" ones
were a cunning a they could be. Little
Chatterhox" acted her part 10 perfection.
The Motto of the exhibition was, We
live for our children"
some eight or ten members of the
Reform Club of Bucksport. came down
FRIDAY, and held meeting IN the Cnita-
riau Church (Which WAS kindly put ready
warmed and lighted. at the service OF the
Club Friday evening. The services were
very interesting. and good was done.
Many signed the pledge. and ut the close Of
the ser, ices a club was formed. which We
trust will soon embrace the whole town.
A remarkable case of family longevity
j. that of the Bridges family. all born in
the vicinity Of Ca-iiuc consisting of three
brothers and two sisters. all well to date.
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tg-C. {. BrRRiIL. insurance AGENT, /

lg-C. c. BURRILL, INSURANCE AGENT, is
Agent and Attorney for SEVEN as good Fire
Insurance Companies a can be found at any
Insurance Agency in New England; i Agent
for one first class Marine Insurance Company,
and can give the most desirable form of Marine
Policy; j. Agent for the old Union Mutual Life
Insurance Company, Of Maine, the best Life
Insurance Company in the country; i also
Agent for the Travellers Accident Insurance
Company. Parties in want of any Kind Of In
surance. will find il for their advantage TO call
at Thu Agency and examine the merits Of his
Companies before n>uring cl>ewherc. Cores
pondcncc solicited. AT
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kltsysorih EalIs

-QnIte an enthusiastic temperance
meeting was held here on the 18th inst
Mr. Lamprey. President Joy aud several
M mbers of the Reform Club were present,
aud made some stirring remarks. A num-
Der signed the pledge.
The Grammar school closed on the
18TH inst, after very successful tern of
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AIpTENEN.
Ward - Abort Cu-hman.
War -Horac, Davis.
NAIl ID 4In.> +. pAti-.
cor N,ILNrN.
WarlI- Char.-, y. NJ Donald. Georgc 4.
Dyer. jam. Z. " al,mor..
" ara n. q. Reynolds. {. {. Burr.I. 4.
+. Durham
Wa-i5-A b.ou X Hooper. Charles Joy.
sylvester Lord.
wAEpTNs,
War l-AIler, NJ. Hopkins.
NaEI a G.. BaisdvIj.
Ward %. ". NV begin.
CLERKS.
Ward Edward + Robinson
War; 81. \. Emery.
Ward 81 aul,.. " Davis
ooNSrABLE-.
Ward BENJAMIN Lord.
W4r.i Auu.. Rayal. .Jr.
Wari D. m. Howard Davis.
Itwllb- seen that Ward, and have vet
70 MAKE their nominations.
The Ola engine house or the bridge. i,
hel, removed.
The mercury stood At c, below thi,
t"eduesdAy) morning
Smith thinks tie Reformer~ should
look ont for leaks abou, these times and
sound The pumps every morning.
line >-aler Of weighs aad Measures
Informs Us. thAt he l. about 70 commence
h, animal p~-egtinatjou,.
-AtiAe Ladies Temperance Meeting a.
Haarock Hal, lat Saturday af,ruo. d..
between - and 100 ladies we're %, sent.
and lbr proceeding, uere vcry interesting.
THc uext m,cti. /. Wl.i he on saturday ar
eIuo"u al tie Reform CIub Room
The Democrats OF thi, city have &.
NJ made 40 naminason of a candidate a,
Mayor. One OF the faithful however. a.
sure, IA, that they shall have Il 90 d man
The Emerald Band are Winning golden
Opinions from all, oy the gratutous ser,i-
ces which they render at the temperance
meetings. Their music is finely rendered
aud they have made great Improvements
within lew months. They certainly de-
serve the support and remembrance of our
citizens We learn that they will give
Bal March 29th
FTRE.-About 9 O'Clock Tuesday night
al alarm of fire was given. Ii was occa-
stoned by the burning of about 1000 n. of
pine boards, piled neal Tisdale's wharf.
1t was owned by Chas. II. Davis The fire
was probably the work of an incendiary
me hfe companies were promptly on,
hand. showing that our fire department is
well organized and efficient. Our freedom
from fires the present winter is something
remarkable.
The Spiritualists of Ellsworth and vi
entity. are to celebrate the 9th. aniyersa-
~ Of the Rochester Rsppings at their Hall
in Ellsworth on the 3lst day of March. in
the afternoon and evening, and persons
friendly to the occasion are respectfully ia,
vited 10 be present. They are hoping that
several mediums will be present and occu
Ply share of the time.
Ellsworth, March 2rfd 1875. Per Order.
$50 49,
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CoNUNpEUM. WHY is Royals New
Steam Gri>t Mill like the wise mans house
mentioned IL the Bible? Because it is
built on a rock
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-A' i"i' j. A"Ae"Pi'uA' occasion We
have d." WISH i' deceive oar open htrb OF
rivals he ",i"-i OF as cAnu"t remember
~ ~ '''''
'-' ~ ms '"A- "A>
'''' ''.'' 80 'A''9 occur '"' ""'I'A'
''''''H ans '''>N'" '''''' III
p AN "'''''1' "'' "' h"i''''i-
- '''' 40 '''''
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- ~
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go
oar Reform Club J. dong a noble
worA. ho'duS frequent meetings. adding 10
Their number ana gathering strength al
nome ana sending large delegations into
The regions round about. Last week they
went, 20 force u oriand and stirred mp
The poop" 10 pledge some seventy. They
also went Z" Drdham New Boston, and
procured H"uie i"riF thInN. FRIDAY iheS
went Dl INVITATION 70 ta>'ine' more than
~ >lIoh%' ana procured 100 pledges. The
ardent l. ".iu''u 10 sharp point. Our
ladle> nave organized a temperance Noci-
aoie'
The cause OF Temperance continue, to
move onward with renewed impulses. Al
every meeting OF the Reform Club. whose
ranks LOW number l07. new additions are
made. which i indeed most encouraging.
and their success far ,urpasscs the expec-
tations OF the most sanguine. Last sun
day afterno N Lyceum Hall WAS again
Ihroused with an attentive and highly
Smpa'heuc audience Inc President
stated 'hAt Tue OUTLOOK was ahnnHahtly
prosperous ana he h"pcd that all good
c''iAe"s WOMB iehd 'helr cheerful aii TO-
""IuN iuI'hriih2 ms great WORK oil ie-
ioiul' Inc ''uo have he'd temperate"
h'''i'i-s Al 'astlhe. oFland- Dedham and
Long r'nn unFi"2 me past week at which
pa my '"'' WIN " coiu'A' welcome
.,,....... ,,....,l..
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Full Retu. ~. from New Hampshire

The iuii vote of New Hampshire }, NV in.
and the complied rr.urn> snow tioral vote f.r
governor OF ,J.:J2. ot viii IA hcnry. the re-
pub can taudlIat.:. Ia, ,;J.3>,. = mIinrirN 81
IL over EUb- TT. dempci al. - ho has - lG3.
Nj. " hlte, prohibition. has ,j4. Mr.. Chen,y
LEX 6j1 OF msiprty aud tue elrcii II zoe,
theirInsr u tie "SI>atule, whlch J. republican
ON ipint hi.i,t. IL The NIT r,ng re,>tpnIi d.
BY plIr iHy of 80. la IA. >'..pri district
Bell. democrat. ia, plJrsiiy OF IL. Ia The
thlrd DISTRICT Blair, republican. J. erected by a
plurality of 3J,.
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The Biggest Time Yet I!
Intense Enihnsiasfn

A. occasion l-hea "Rtetaric is rain. and
~ elaborate or0iory contemplate -
4 display = The elrqneace ,-hich eyists IN
he man, "a he subject. and ia
he occasion :"
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DO you have pain ia your back in the morn
ing, and i, il with difficulty that YOU eau move
in your bed: If 20 your kidney, are diseased
Don't ne piasieIs, they Will do you no good I;
taAe Hunts Remedy and be cured. Til med
iciue cure, drop>y AMI all diseases Of The Kid
neys, blald 81 aud urinary organs.
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS
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T. P. M0ORE'S COPYING ROOMS, CONCORD, N, H,

and
b larreth Eel
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all cainngt
ShtyTc
AM3Ro-YPEs. PHOTOGRAPHS, DAGUERREo7YPEs TINTYPEs
any Kind picture a"I all framed
ONE HElF THE COST or A PHOTOGRAPH
Also will finished to
and durable copy male
People living they
send 70 j. mail safely adc te
accurately We o by
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Name Agent Vermont
Northern
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TN Il B>tklBER~ hereby EiTc public notice
! 20 all cunc-rneri yhtt thty nave been dulvap-
pointed AMI NV taken upon h .n,e rhe trust
uf kAecutrrs 81 he LAST WI ami Ie5t4mcut oi
SAMUEL III IION. late Of El.sSorh.
IN abe County OF hancock, deceased
by giving bond a. the law directs ;they therefore re
quest al persons whp inticUtet, t. said IL
Cease'ts estate g ma-e Immediate payment. and
those who have any lena. is tnereu u, to exhibit
tae SAME Tor settlement.
+. ". DUTTpS,
3wl GEO. L. DurT,,S.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-06-26

ATTORNEYS FEES,
r Chew Jones, professional services
rendered county ............ ............. 20 w
VIM Read, 81 misdemeanors, 6 telo-
mes io' o'
VIM J Read, extra compensation crim-
lnal eases. oi 90
W Read and j III Gordon, 26 mis-
demeanors, II telonies. 2o6 6'
j III Gordon, 19 felonies, So misde-
demean0rS... oio w
III Gordon, extra compensation
criminal cases ,,..;......:L. -'o w
A Richmond and & ] Porter, : fei-
~ w
ii w Hoffman and \ Cahlll, fel-
ony ......''.". AZ w
or. ................,,..... % 50
w NJ Price, misdemeanors,4 felonies oO w
w j Read and ii w Hoffman, mis-
dsmeanor. -. . 8 80
b A Richmond, l felony y................. 10 90
II w McMichael (use W O Hoffman
500 3 felOnies..-........,... ...,......" 80 90
G 7 Porter l. felony. ..........,....." 10 90
b NJ Hurley, felony. 10 90
B Fay, miss, ~. .'rnf........-"..... 33
Mcuenry, h,:.s tIrauOrs, fel-
q.
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HARDWA ARE
ii. Il +. &. REALL,
Successors to Maj. J. II. Huntley,l
Dealers i" Hardware, &c.
Two doors west of Mctzger's Book Store,
May 10y Frost burg. Md.
OUR CORRESPONDENCE.
Prison Life.

There were from thirty to fifty died every
twcnty-fOur hours inside The prison, besides
those who died at the hospital. The dead
would all be laid in rows each morning at
the gates. When the raiders would kill a
man they would deliberately lay him at the
gates among the rest of the dead There
were about one hundred of these raiders.
all desperate characters. A knife was the
instrument of death. Nobody dared say
VOID for fear that in some unguar(led mo-
ment the dagger would be plunged to tho
hit in their breast Something had to be
done. Finally, few resolved to put an
end to it. They quietly informed the au-
thorities and requested some wood, which
was furnished, They made several thous,
and clubs or billcs and organized They
began one evening to make arrests. The
raiders gathered in one corner Of the south
side of the prison and IL regular pitched bat
tie ensued, which resulted in the death of q
few by having their heads mashed in. The
"Vigilance Committee" as they termed
themselves, were determined; they arrested
all the raiders, and Capt. Wirz put them
under guard outside the prison to await
their trial. The prisoners Immediately or
ganizcd a court; selected able counsel for
both sides, and Judges in fact every thing
that was needed to give them fair impair
tial trial. Some might be led to think there
was not the intellect and good Judgment
used that should be where mems lives are at
stake. Such was not the case There were
amongst the thirty-fve thousand pris-
oners in Andersonville many wise and in.
telligcnt men-men who composed tho
flower of the Federal army. There was
some noble pleading done by those sclcctcd
as lawyers. The trial lasted several weeks.
The place selected as court room was be-
tween the two gates on the north side.
They can be CALLED either gates or doors, as
they were very Largo. You will remember,
as stated before, that one was directly be-
hind the other The tribunal was enclosed
between the two gates with the same ma.
terial as the stockade. 1t was quite conf
ical to see lawyers. judges and witnessee,
some without hats, atkGs Lad no shoce :,
and ssgs yth bausEsay ci'tLiaS ex8ps
siiSs ana pau a oTa .-xTy nscd torn.
70 BE cocrrSrrrT
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TAXES PAID IN ERROR.

SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS.
Mayor and Council Cumberland, for
repairs and improvements public
highways within corporation
limits. mits.:.....,..................$2,ooo 900 90
Mayor and Council Frostburg, for
repairs and Improvements public
highways within corporation
Mayor and Council Westernport for
repairs and improvements public
highways within corporation
limits. .................. 200 90
Total. 700 90
DISCOUNT.
To cover discounts allowed on
county taxes to Jan l, ls76.....". $4,000
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G. H. HHARTZELL Co.

UNDER journal" PRINTING OFFICE,
Main street. FrOstburg. Md,
SADDLE AND HARNESS. MAKERS,
HAVE on hand and for sale Fine and
Ill Coarse Harness Collars, Hames, Trace,
Halter, Brcast and Butt Chains, Mems and
Side Sa,;dles, all qualities Riding and Blind
Brides, Horse Blankets, leigh Bells, Wag-
on and Buggy Whips, and everything per
tanning to a tirst-cass shop. we make
speciality of putting up Fine aaarhGss,
nd in this line we defy competition. Best
.uality of Mining Work always on
and and orders promptly filled, Work of
4 descriptions ninde to order. Repairing
..aatly and promptly done. Prices reasona-
ule. ~" G-len' so'i,ited. lNoV ~
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

A C Greer, ,Pres't AZ days & mileage $3.50 90
W r Bea)i, 42 1876 90
Geo Reuschlein, AZ days............. l26 90
Ashford Trail, So days and mileage. 240 90
B |. Turner, AZ days and mileage. LAG 90
H. W. Hoffman, Attorney, salary. 500 90
Robert Shriver, treasurer............. 800 90
b Armstrong, clerk, salary 5000, at
tending Commissioners office days
per week, and making out list tax
payers for jury list, $500. 1000 90
Total. ,SsS 90