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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-18
Se1ores Dipmtados:

I'm hecho de grave trascendencia
y que puede acarrear consecuenclas
mas graves aun para la paz de la Re-
pdblica, me mueve a dirigiros ell pre-
sente mensaje.
Ell Pacto Fundamental que nos RI
ie, sancionado en- fecba 9 de mario
del corriente afio por la Soberana
Convention, establece y garantiza en-
absolute ell uso de la libertad de i'm
prenta tanto para nacionales como pa
ra extranjeros. Acogiendose a tan Ii :
berrimo canon ha visto la luz p1blica
en- Puerto Plata un peri6dico sema-
nal tituiado "Las Dos Antillas", dedi-
cado exclusivamente la defensa y
propaganda de los intereses polfticos
de Cuba y Puerto Rico.
Seguramente NADIA hay en- este que
pueda nj deba alarmar ell solfcito pa
triotismo de nuestros conciudadanos,
mayormente 81 Sc considera aquella
hoia q la luz de los principles que des-
de Monroe, vienen estableciendo la
lnancomunidad de intereses de los
pueblos americanos respecto a las
pretensiones del continente europeo.
Mas es ell case que, amparado la
sombra de nuestra Constitution y tai
veE inconscientemente, ell citad0 pc
ri6dico ha trocado la libertad que
aquella le concede, en- arma amenaza-
dora contra la paz de la Rep1blica,
no limitandose va a defender intere-
ses politicos, sino difamando y agra
viando la honra de una nacion con la
cual nos liga ell tratado de paz y amis-
tad no ha mucho sancionado por la
Soberana Convention Nacional.
Por otro lado, echando mano de
una arma que solo puede esgrimir un
sentimiento antinacional, los enemi
gos del 6rden pdblico toman pretexto
de aquella publication para agitar
continuamente ante las autorldades
espanolas de las islas vecinas Ell fan
tasma de supuestas expediciones fo-
mentadas por mi Gobierno; sembran-
do ash Ell alarma y enjendrando en- ell
Amino de esas autoridades, injustas
cuanto infundadas sospechas respecto
de nuestra fidelidad & 10 pactado.
Esto ha dado por resultado que la
prensa de las Antillas espafiolas, va
prevenida contra este Gobierno, SAL
vara tambien los Lfmites de la mode
racion, incurriendo trecuentemente
en- apreciaciones inconvenientes y 4
veces en- incali6cables ataques respec-
to de nuestra buena fe. Las relaciones
internacionales entire la repdblica Do
minicana y Espafla van sensiblemen-
tie resintiendose de las desconfanzas
Originadas por esta situacion.
Ahora bien jdebe ell Gobierno Do
rninicano seguir tolerando ataques
contra Espafia que implican una vio-
lacion de 10 pactados BVera impasible
la Camara que un 6rgano desprovisto
de toda responsabilidad Sc valga de la
benevola acogida que le ha brindado
la Repdblica, y Sc file en- su terrific
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-18
RESUELVE:

Mientras la ley de Imprenta otra
cosa no disponga, Sc autoriza al Po-
der Executive para que pueda supri-
mir todo periodico que Sc contraiga a
difamar la honra de naciones amigas
8 de sus autoridades.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-18
RESUELVE.

Unico: FL perio1ico semanal pu-
blicado en- Puerto Plata con ell nom
bre de "Las Dos Antillas" queda su-
primido.
) Por ell Ministerio de 10 Interior
y Po!icia Sc daran las 6rdenes condu
centes al cumplimiento de la resolu-
cion anterior.
Dada en- Santo Domingo a los %
dias del mes de julio de 1875, ano
81 de la Independence y II de la
restauracion.
Ignac;o IL. Gonzalez.
Refrendado: Ell Ministro de 10 In
terior y Policfa, ,-ELIsEo GRULEoN. /"
AL siguiente dia de 6rlnarse ell I'll
timo documeLto, es decir, ell 29 de
julio, Ell libelo filibustero a que Sc
contrae ell Sr. Presidente, circulaba
con ell nombre de Las Tres AntillQs
Sc nos dice que las autoridades supri-
mieron tambien bajo este titulo al Or
gano de los ihmigrados, pero desde
luego podemos asegurar que no reco-
gieron la tirada, puesto que nosotros
hemos recibido uno de los ndmeros en-
question, por cierto ell mas soez que
hemos leido. Segun nuestras noticias,
la redaccion tenfa va en- prensa Los
AntilIanos para ell case en- que ell 60
bierno dominicano no dejase vivir q
Las Tres Amtillas. Esto tiene algo de
comedia, y es de Greer que no consien-
ia esas farsas ell primer magistrate de
la repdblica.
Agradecemos al Sr.. general presi-
dente D. Ignacio NJ. Gonzalez la inicia
tiya que ha tornado en- este asunto, y
esperamos sean sinceros sus deseos de
mantener cordia es relaciones con Els
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-18

La Gacet0 de Santo-Domingo trae
en- su ndmero del 3 del corriente los
siguientes documentos:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-18
+" WI z n . Al

PRESENTADo POR s. E. Ell PREsIDENTE
DE La REPUBLICA A LA CAMARA
LEGISLATIVE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-18

sin perdida de tempo. Dispon t6 que
aparejen dos mulos de carga para traer
los cadaveres y que Rogue olga bien las
explicaciones que le dara el enfermo
cerca del paraje q que debemos dirigirnos.
--Todo estara listo en- menos diez mi
nutos.
Asi Sc hizo y a POGO ratio partio la ex-
pedicion.
Cast tocando su ocaso, Ell sol enviaba
sus 1ltimos resplandores sobre los verdes
campos que rodean q Vega-alegre para
alumbrar un raro espectaculo.
Alvarez habia vuelto de su corta facil
expedition En- ell extenso patio que da al
frente dc la casa estA un catre con dos
cadAveres. vestidos de voluntario. En- re-
dedor agrdpanse los expedicionarios y los
defensores de la fnca. Todo ell mundo
guarda silencio como previendo alguna
escena imponente.
Alvarez, cejijunto y adusto ell rostrc, Sc
pasea lentamente por Ell claro que dejan
los hombres ALI reunidos.
va puede venir Ell teniente, diio su
cuhado con VOC breve. s
Medic una pausa de algunos minutes
despues apareci6 Santisteban acompanado
de Andres Ruiz.
-PerO sque Sc quiere de mi? pregunto
como continuando un altercado con 81 jefe
de la casa.
Que olga ", sefor tsniente. si COMO
CO estos dos muertos que vamos ente>
Essr, EssPondi0 Alvarez con nal diaimu-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-18
Ignacio Maria Gonzalez.

Refrendado; Ell Ministro de 10 In
terror y Policfa. EIiseo GrulLon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-18
S U P R E SION

DE "LAs DOS ANTILLAs. !"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-18

Der sabido que era tan miserah,.
hoja flibustera q que nos referie IA
no la hubieramos honrado mepciouH os
dola en- nuestras columns. l'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-18
48FOLLETIN..
VIRGINIA PRATS.

(Cont;nasc;on de 'EL rEsoRo DE Los PrRATAs")
pOr I'D. .gose Perex Morris.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-01-07

At puDilShtN -
"A new paper is 49, 'zs7-ss " paes
lhomaston. called the Thomas ton ~.
Charles X Jordan, Esq, a prominep,
business man of Auburn, died Wednesda,
night.
An unsuccessful attempt was made t,
Durn school house in Mt Vernon , C..u
nights sluce. ie"
tinted states detectives have captur.
.u se.ei d. liquor dealers who We're vend
ing without a license at Rocklsnd
General Berry Engine comnanv 81
Rochland, on Christmas Eve ,,r. .en, al
their foreman. V. E. Wall a handsoms
gold watch and chain.
The Land Agent Wednesday mov.d
the records OF his office from Ranyor ~
augusta ana the office at Bangor to An.
Susta' ana the Office at Bangor is now dis.
continued permanently.
The Free Press says that the blaclfs h
caught IN Friendship harbor last month
maze ABOUT one hundred and twenty bar'
leis Vi on "ilicn sold for eighteen humid
red and eiShty-six dollars.
One hundred and sixty-tbree towns
ana cities IN the state have the past yaa.
awaited themselves OF the free high school
ac'' anu VIII receive from the state tho
sum of $30.l3 'e Tue
-Ex Major Pitcher of Belfast. had b;s
hand fearfully lacerated, necessitatin1 the
amputation of one finger. by pettino ~" I,
caught in blight Of IA rope used in hoisfi,a
on board a vessel. ''s
The long pending claim for land dam.
ages between the Wakefield heirs and m.
Boston and Maine Railroad COMPANY
growing out Of the passage Of the ..exten.
s'on through the Wakefield field" so
called in Saco, has at last been settI.d
Their heirs receive $2.9l9.74.
STATE PRIsON.-The Journal savs tho,
the Warden of the State prison was ha,"s.
the Governor and Council, Thursday md
recommended deduction Of time from the
sentences of several prisoners in the state
Frlson' on account of good conduct, in ae.
eordance with the provisions Of the stat.
utes. The recotnmendaii ions were apnrov.
"a oy the Council. and the deductions viii
be made, wa
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-01-07

The several county attorneys have fur
nishcd facts ia regard 10 the enforcement
al the liquor law. of which the following
are abstracts:
AUTOBIOGRAPHY open dram shops in
the county. and no secret sales OF much
consequence. outside OF Lewiston and Au-
burn.
Aroostook-The enforcement of the law
has diminished the number OF dram >hops
and driven the traffic into secret places.
Observation-Disclosures aud appealed
ca>c>. 212; fines collected. Sl2 l4l-lar.er
Than ever before; rnm>eller, Imprisoned.
10. Besides those. there have been Il very
large number OF seizure cases in the police
court of Portland. IN which So $50 in fines
has Ueen c0nctt5,,. ~ difficulty in se..nr-
my convictions. The only difficulty j. in
getting evidence.
Franhlin-Law every way successful
Hancock-lhere are few dram shops
outside OF Ellsworth. il the county. In
Ellsworth the traffic has not been suppress.
Ell wholly, but IN no place j. liquor sold
openly. Law works well. Twenty-ciph,
indictments the past year. against none The
previous year.
knox-County Attorney Rice does no,
believe IN prohibitory law. but admit,
that in the rural towns Of Knox county no
liquor is sold. In Rockland aud some sea.
board towns he says, respectable men have
lett the traffic, but it has fallen into the
control of low groggeries.
Lincoln-Iwenty-fou indictments and
! appealed cases in 1874. against ten i'm 1873
! liqnor traihc driven out of the county. ex.
cept in Damariscotta, Waldoboro and Wiz
casSet In the first two places the work
Of suppression is going on we'll Every
rumselier IN Wiscasset was indicted at the
October term. and each paid a fine of 500.
| Fines collected. $500.
Penobscot-Grea. Improvement during
the last six or eight months number of
prosecutions doubled.
Piscataquis-Eig indictments in 1874
against one in 1873. No difficulty in en-
forcing the law and suppressing the dram
shops.
> igadahoc-Law successfully admins.
tered. and dram shops rare.
Somerset Twenty three indictments
aud appealed cases. 1888 in 1874. against
eight indictments and $500 in fines in 1873.
Washinston-rwenty-t three indictments
and appealed Cases. eight rumsellers i'm.
| prisoned, and 5000 in fines, against IL in
dictments in 1873. The result has been
most satisfactory. and dram shops are
| more nearly suppressed than ever before.
lOrk-Number of indictments during
the past year 1873, In addition to a large
number OF seizure cases; fines collected
nearly sll.OW; nearly sufficient to pay
costs. In SacO it is said there is moi a
single place where liquor is sold; and in
Biddeford the sale is conducted only secret
ly, and inconsiderably
kennebec-At least one-third more sue
cessful liquor prosecutions have been had
in kennebec County during the last Is
months, than during any previous similar
period. Local officers have done most of
the work.
Oxiord-No dram shops so far as known
to the public or the officers. The few per.
sons who have attempted liquor selling
have been prosecuted.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-01-07
Maine Savings Banks.

The annual report OF Samuel W. Bolster
the efficient Bank Examiner, presents most
interesting facts relating to the condition
OF the savings Banks in Maine. There are
) Savings Banks in the State-an increase
of two during the year; and their deposits
have reached the large sum of S3l .05l .963
an increase of 81. i95. 439 over the depos-
its OF the previous year. notwithstanding
the general belief thar the dizziness OF bus
ine>> has diminished the savings of the
people. The Importance of the Savings
Banks OF Maine. and their leading position
IN gaiherin" and distributing capital. may
be promised from the fact that the dcpns
it, 81. So 80 and circulation of the Ma
il"nIl Banks of this State are only sl3-
sl3 i93-les> than half the deposits of say
ins> Bank. and the capital of National
Banks only 81 600 900.
II appears that there are DC 799 deposit
"I> IN Our savings Banks AN increase Of
D.lol over the previous year; and the aver
age amount deposited by each person.
$500. Con trary Ia the general piunn.
there are very few large dcpo>iior>. indi-
eating that for the most part our savings
Banks are used by men OF small reauS -
In one Bank the largest drpo>it-ncarlv
SlO.Wo.-waS made by IA widow vino kept
boarding house, and was the result of re-
peatcd small deposits and accruing inter-
ct.
The deposits in the Savings Banks are
loaned and invested a. follows
Loans and investments in Maine. SO
out of >ttc,-... ll,htl.'s1
II ! worthy of note, however, that the
proportion al investments out of the State
J. >lnlllc, than II was one wear since. The
law oi last winter restricting investments
aud the large losses hv means of Western
securities. have made trustees of savings
ByuN> l"-- inclined 70 seek investments
abroad which promised a high rate 81 IN
irre>t. But the proportion of out-ot-Ntatc
Investments i altogether too large now.
n Maine needs all her own capital In
/ justice 10 Savings Banks. however, il
should be said that they claim il i difficult
Ia make good investments in ih, State;
but say II they are allowed To loan ten or
fifteen per cent. of their deposits on names
alone, they will then be able, to loan all
| their deposits nj home. The Saving.
Banks now hav" Ss5i.l6} cash on hand.
nearly all deposits in national banks.
which they have not been able To safely iu-
vest.
The Savings Banks also have 81 Ola Ca
1 invested mainly in Western railroad bond,
aud stocks. and Western county and nu-
nlcipal bonds to the extent of SCJ $40. on
which payment Of interest Is suspended by
the corporations issuing them. This viii
undoubtedly make trustees di>inclined TO
go West" for investments. The follow
ing table shows the character OF the loans
and investments -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-01-07
VOLUME 81.

90, of George III Chaplin OF Ma
- n years. on arriving at home
fne en school. Monday night. found moa-
.n,s owl engaged in killing the ia'hty
-, q, rho dooryard, wherenp"h the ""F
49, h,ndSpike and Killed the owl
! .'.,.;oh measured SO inches from Up 10 up
| of wings. NJ;
.rrssnondent says Of the Maine
| p,r,l,pd take. the lead for couture
-, - ..dr.ss" Brunswick for ou
aids = AUGUSTA for "hirts, BahSo, 'or
rnhnst farm and red cheeks, WINE u e"u'
| 90" ,v;th few exceptions, Is ABOUT e'"S
d;rtribu,ed. the preponderance oe,,'$ ~
s,vnr n, Bath an the valley oil tue re"oo-
scot. -, ,,a -,
RoI,o Floyd, Maine man, ana QUE o'
4 ~, colonists. taken to Palestine hE
~ narsnn Adams, instead OF returning - '''s
s0f ann,rv as many did upon the oreaNIn2
n of that disastrous enterprise ,. e',u
tlsLpon the business OF drasoman' anu Low
NOR, hest Interpreter in the Holy Lal"' ~"
-inG., services are in great request ''
to the
very large and enthusiastic meeting
; who HELD in Bangor Tuesday eveu.hG %
4 per into consideration the introuuC''"" ",
d out Holly system of water WORKS iu,o ,"''
half aud TO build in connection -
for in AT Treats falls in the Tel'o ,'-.-
ms hitch shall supply l'nme ir p m",In
ofall foraufscturing purposes Inc HWY
, rho svsau.s ally explained by the a2tn'
= 40 of umnany. Mr Richardson. and
. sx cofake was appointed to examine mort
ntion minW into the working OF the system
the Paase OF lands, rights ere VI
% ,,r whica rect the pump houses ana o'"e
T 10. necesA Dnaratus
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-01-07
n Publications.

Lee &khord. Boston, have sent Us
Caleb hra by Charles Carleton Conn.
This is dis'incly New England story p'F-
trayins New E,nd characters and depicting
| New EnslandM a.. Perhaps no other BOOK
has done this .s,uly and well, excepting
Margaret" by TIL sylvester Judd OF our
own State. Dan. shawav. the tin pedI-er
is drawn to thea and the Chapters on
SUNDAY in Millbn - boiling sap, ne
Spelling Match" a Thaaksgtri"g arr
interesting and natur and every Yankee N''.
| recognize their trualncss. The ,tor, =
well told and the book ,y,ll worth rcadnt
The ilRiHe for JIHr7 $50 i dui
hand aud certainly cntis 10 tn credit II
ing the very best numfx vet issued e
beautiful pIb ication. Ebcth pirturrs
literary meter. this moa there i An IN
mite variety and CORE %tldlpg rxcrllcut~
Pretoria lY, the IcAdin ats raions are a pAuGI-
tc- of Cleopatra, utter Ncrt-lScomptc. ~
John DayI,-au admraJk,voik OF ri. and
utply ing one of tie h'gh' Il pc Of the dusA
irr Oriental Dcauty; three aguiiiceur CIV
of the mountains "ftIe DrIasrr alter tap
illustrating that picturesqu' a ion 10 tim aI
vantage; an attractive tulip e also ny D1El-
Fi-hc IN ms Luck: Loves Oilis. by SEER
II
admirable companion picture, telling tr'
stories with lit aud Nig"r: = yc-y = i~lnc = b.
YER Full-MOo llight, We Tlly aftrIctt.". a I'm
view Of the new : este II Union Ilrgr1H
Building New York; aud au ii .bpratr,y *.
cuted 'rtr.,it Of Wis Mariar'ttt - VI ore
the popular rlocutiouist. such an arg OF
pictoriIl charm /, MT Oiten given in on. luw
Der. even By The AldiHe. The Literary cuI
tents arr well up 10 the high mark f ex 80
lence which this work constantly mn n, in
aud includes well Wi ten stories. -s- y
poems, &c. This makes. we rrpe:I a. / ~
of equt. exec l"nce md variety. rae ~ ~ r
The Aliinc. and evidences III" fact tina
the new editorial management. Will mo-,
is to be lost In high artistic reput tito
iner'rv merit of the publicatl on Is 10 -
quite abreast OF n. -
subscription tickets. al 81 each, culk,s@
mol Ter to The Aidine for year. 10 ~
chrome, snd 10 4 ticket in the di-tribf<
arr premium. The Adm Company
ers, NJ. Is Maiden Lane, New Yors
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-01-07
4 Funny Political Proclamation and a
Funny Mistake.

The following card has been signed by
about one hundred prominent Republicans
Politicians of Bangor
t. tte Eltor ofthc Bangor Wig d Co,t-
TlcF--
We ire to state through YOUR paper pub
ileiy that We supported the Senator>-elcci from
ihi- County. and the membrr>-elcct of the Leg
l>lAturc from this city. and that we do not con-
slder them committed to vote for anv one man
Tor Mted states senator, but wish them 10 eN-
rtci@e their best Judgment in the election of
| :. senator and any other officers to be
chosen by them.
l his reminds IL of the Irishman tried
Tor stealing a shovel. Five witnesses
>NoIe They saw him do il. and nine swore
they didn't see him do it, and Pat was
tiumphanily acquitted. 1t strikes us that
the tweniy-three Senators and Represen-
tatiyeS elect of the PeBobscot delegation
know better than the siguers 10 the above
card. whether or not they were committed
10 vote for some certain man for L. ;
senator. ard that the card would have
somewhat more of authority if signed by
them. This move is a little too thin. The
lady doth protest too much, methinks. "
The funniest sequel TO this stunning
card is that the Portland Press, eager to
seize on straws. publisho Gle card so that
it reads exactly UAe opposite ol lrs inreffftGed
and expressed meaning. viz; I'VE do con
si,'.er them committed 10 vote for any on
man for |. ;. Senator" which was exact
ly the statement of the Wing. The sill
ness Of the card and the laughable blunde
of the Press, score one for the Wing thi
time.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-01-07

"A Washington special says it is known
that Gen. Sheridan's ideas concerning the
Louisiana troubles are not Of conserya-
tive nature. and that il compelled to take
command ofthe military, his action will
be prompt and decisive. and OF such a
character as TO convince those who fail to
obey the civil laws that he is determined
to have peace.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-01-07

The Opinion says that the sentence Of
Litchfeld. convicted Of completely in the
LIMERICK Bank burglary. has expired. and
he has left the prison. He must have lik-
ed his quarters pretty well. as he remained
a month after his sentence was served out
for the purpose of earning some money
With which TO make new start in lite. He
has not returned TO Rockland. where he
used to live, however.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-01-07

-Congress reassembled on Tuesday.
the 9TH inst. One of the first bills in or
der is the Finance Bill, which passed the
Senate fixing the time of the resumption
OF specie payment. Jan. LIST 1879.
Gov. Dingley's message to the Legis-
lsture has been receiv ed, but too late for
US to give the same to our readers in this
issue.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-01-07

As the Lepislc Ore met eunesda
the following - of members will be
;..,o,.,,, 20 4 readers
ANDROsCoGGIS COUNTY.
lillian II. Rounds Of Minot.
Edmund Russell of Lewiston.
ARooSTooK COUNTY.
John p. Ddnlcorth of Houlton.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
civilian Goold of Windham.
'Wililm W. Cross OF Bridgton.
ssamuel 4. Holbrook of Freeport.
Charles II. Haskell of Portland.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
sAlbion DYER of Strong.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
'Luciljus 4. Emery of Ellsworth.
Joseph L. lIinckiey Of Bluehill.
kENNEBEC COUNTY.
Edmund r. Webb of Water,itle.
Albert Il. French of Fayette.
KNOX COUNTY.
.Ed,rdri Cushing of Camden.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Frederick Kent OF Brennan.
OXFORD COUNTY.
sEnoch jr.. Foster Of Bethel.
'John /. SwaZey of Canton.
rENoBsCor COUNTY.
.Joab W. Palmer of Bangor.
'John Morrison of Corinth.
.George Cutler Of Mcdway.
'Gcorge II. Thurlough of Newburg.
PIsCATAQUIS COUNTY.
flames Foss OF Abbott.
sAGADAHoC COUNTY.
Thomas W. Hyde Of Bath
soNERsf COUNTY.
'Abcl Prescott OF Canaan.
Vim. Ii stevans 81 New Portland.
wA.pO COUNTY.
Erred Atwood Of " intcrport.
+. Il. Richardson Of Knox.
f1sHINGToN COUNTY.
Samuel Campbell Of Cherryfeld.
'William J. Corthell Of Calais.
YORK COUNTY.
'John Hall Of North Berwick.
sBenjamin y. Hanson Of Sanford.
sIyory Lord Of S1co.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-01-07

During the session of the Legislature,
the American will contain at least, one
letter each week, from correspondents
who will know what is taking place at
Augusta, and will give full and reliable
information to our readers. We shall al
SO give full summary of Legislative pro-
ceedings.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-01-07
Chr Gllswurtb Amerlfan.

Pubiished every Thursday Morning At Coomhs
BLOCK Ellsworth. Me-, bv THE HANCOCh
goU<Tv PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms &C.. zee first page
as. VI PETTENGILI. 4 Co, 10 state Street
Rnston 81 Park Row, New York, and iOl chestnut
street Philadelphia. are oar Agents Tor procuring
advertisements for the ANEHiCAS IN Lle appN =
ctties. an authorized TO contract for adyertsr
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-01-07

A new Weekly paper has just been
started at Rockland. Levi NJ. Robbins
Publisher. Oliver Otis. Editor, and called
The ROckldRd Opinion" We opine that
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well printed paper, and well filled with the
current news and miscellaneous reading.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-01-07

AS there is much special legislation ask
ed Tor. from Hancock County, we will
send the Am erican to any one applying
for same, at so cents for the next three
months. or during the session.