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Pallper Notice.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice Ih.t he
i has contracted with the City of Ellsworth for
the support of the Poor during the ensuing year
and has made ample provision for their support.
lie therefore forbids all persons from furnishing
supplies to any pauper on his account as, with
out his written order, he shall pay no bills so
furnished. NC. REYNOLDS.
Ellsworth, May Is, 1878. 2Otf
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Comments OF the Press the New Hampshire
Frnud.
From the Boston Globe.

From the Boston Globe.
Ii Is q piece of reckless rascalty, pure
aud simple. and that the perpetrators knew
il 10 be such il evident from their refusal
To submit the point raised by them>eve
to the decision of the Judges of the SUI
pIcne Cont. They knew the judge
could not but decide against them under
the clear letter of the law and in the light
OF former decisions. aud a. they had ma de-
up their minds to violate the Constitution
they did not propose 10 invoke the interdic-
ton of the Supreme Court
From the Springfield Republican.
1t i not necessary to inquire into the
motives Of Governor Weston aud his as
SOCRATES. Their action speaks for itself
II i worse than crime; 1t i blunder-a
particularly ill-timed and stupid blundcr
at that which the New Hampshire Dem
ocrats and the party At large viii be very
sorry for presently. That party i not in
position at present 10 play tricks with
;lic laws or upon the people.
From the Worcester Gazette.
GOV Weston and his Council have be-
havcd most di>crcditably, and if there X
any honesty left in the Old Granite State.
they ought to be made Ia paw 4 high price
for IL. livery rigLt-HAssasesl Desnserst Ss!l
blush at a pettifogging trick. by which J.
200 voters are DISTINGUISHED.
These New Hampshire Democrats go
about hugging the Constitution to their
bosoms like SO many Andrew Johnsons.
and the quantity of tears they shed over
the usurpations of the Southern carpet
baggers. would make a freshet If all turned
at once into the Merrimack River. II is a
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Or. RASN. who has made SO many wonderful
cures IN lhis town and others, Will remain in town
but = short time longer. lie has had good success
The case OF Mr.. J. u. Iscdman Attorney al Law
IN this town. Is I. uly \ wonderful one when Dr
'rahh was called Ia see HIM a week ago FRIDAY. he
was NOT able I" turn himself in bed uow he j. able
70 NH!> u1' street ana Is daily gaining strength
ELLSWORTH ANEKII ~, Jan. = I-.i
Inc above statement lar a. | am rous.rnr,I
y oHt lh' smPe truth, and chcerfully endorse it
as an act nt justice To Dr. ram. and earnestly
Recommend an persons antlC tel with Rheumatism
Neuralgia. or other Aindrca complaint whether
that he Will cure them.
JOHN b. REDNiNN
ELLSWORTH. Jan. :, Is-I.
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AGENTS wANl'ED!

Reliable men to sell the Weldon Low Water
Alarm Gauge; commends Itself at sight. Con-
troll OF counties given. Engineers or those iamil.
lar with steam boilers preferred. Address, p. o.
Box 700, Boston Mass. 4w2i
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IN the West end of Union Rive Bridge a store
" ~ good repair suitable 4 desirable for a
grocer saloon. Rent low.
Inquire OF
MICHAEL HURLEY.
Ellsworth, May -. ls1j. ifsl
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Sheriff s Sale.

HNScoCK, IS. May 18th, a. ID, 1875.
have this day taken Execution the right
which John DrIscoi has. or had at the time OF
the attachment on the original writ to redeem
from u mortgage to Alexander M.rtin' dated
April 18th, 1874. and recorded In the Hancock
Registry OF Deeds, Vol. ~, Page, III, q certain
parcel of Real Estate situated in Goullsboro, In
The Ionuty OF Hancock, bounded and described
as follows: Beginning at a spruce tree at the
head OF Bunker's HarboT, thence Westerly to the
town road, thence by said road To land of Prec-
IL Moore, thence by said Moore's North line to
Meadow Brook, thence by said Brook North
westerly TO Areys land TO IA stake. thence Wester-
~ To Land OF the proprietOrs, thence North West.
erly By proprietors land to stake marked 'B.r
thence Easterly. to the place of beginning con.
tanning 10 acre. more or less, being the same
conveyed TO said Jnnn Driscon by Chelsea
Wescou, by deed dated Nov. 5th, 1873: and
shall sell said right at public auction ut the
sheriff ; office in Ellsworth, tn said County of
Hancock on Tuesday, the end day Of June A d.
1915, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
3w<0 A. Il. DEvEREUX, SHERIFF
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Notice..

TiiE annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
Ellsworth Gas Light Company for the c hoice
of oiicer- Tor the ensuing official year and for
transaction Of any legal business. VIII be held at
the store % =. I G. II. Grant, on TUESDAY
June lst, 1875 at O'Clock \. NJ
lw!I. :. L. sTOCkBRIDGE. Clerk
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Notice..

1T Il. CREEK BRIDGE. in Eden, will be taken
M up for repairs iromth 9Th of June to the l-t
July next. Travellers will take notice accor-
DINGHY
WILLIAM I. LELAND, Road Ag't.
Eden, May q. 1875. 3w2l
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Notice..

WHEREAS, my wife, Sarah c. Webster, has
W has left my bed and Uoard without instiaa.
BILE cause or good reason on her part; this ID 10
forbid all persons harboring or trusting her on
my account, as shall pay no bill of her contract
Ing alter this date.
ADoSIRAM }. WEBSTER,
Penobscot Nav Ii, 1873 3w20.
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Great Bargains!
For. go Days Only.

TIE balance of the Stock Of Goods formerly
l belonging TO tn firm o. .. 4 u. A. DUTTO>,
will be closed ont al 50 per cent. less than cost,
within the next 60 days, by request OF the admin
is,rator, GEO. PAkCHER,
HENRY A. BUTTON, Ag't.
All demands gsIs. he paid within 30 days, or
they will be leit with an Attorney.
GEO. PARCHER Admir-.
All persons purchasing goods.ot any kind. will
be well paid by calling ON the Subscriber at the
Old Stand HbNkf A. DUTTON.
Ellsworth, Nay lists. 2mossg
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NOu.Restdeut Taxes,

! 4 HE following list of taxes real estate of
| ] nonresident ownc.s. in the town OF Brook
/ lin Tor the year 1874. in bills committed to Nelson
Herrick, Collector of SAID town, on the Goth day
| of May 1874, have been returned by him to me,
remaining un paid on the 9Th day OF March ls15,by
/ h7 certificate of that date and now remains I'M
paid. And notice is hereby given that il the said
taxes, interest and charges are not paid into the
Treasury oil said town within eighteen months
from the date Of commitment of the said bills so
much OF the real estate taxed. as will be sum
cient to pay the amount due therefore, Including
interest and charges, will, without further no
ticc be sold at public auction, at the store of
Nelson Herrick, in SAID town on the 18th OF De-
cember 1875, at O'Clock Z. NJ,
Value. Tax.
James Hamilton House and
Barn. val. sl15, IS acres land
val. 1915, whole value $3.50. sun
Alexander Hamilton. House and
Barn val 32s5, 10 acres Land
val. eco, whole value. 563 l4
Haines Il Harden, or unknown,
West half OF Heath house, val.
$50 Barn aud out buildings.
val t55, store occupied by Hale
4 Co. val. set5 the old Sargent
House,out House&2 acres land, sos. 735 1887
BainSs ii. Harden unknown,
South half OF Hal, house, Barn,
and parcel Of land as set efto
him on execution, 22o 3fs
John J. Hall. North half of house
occupied by Samuel Hall, acres
william 5. treethy Or unknown, ~
House 4 Barn. Out buildings,
27acres land. $50 1857
Lowell Grlnde or unknown, the
Stewart lot bought OF X. Carlton, $50. 3a5
George =. Dow, the W lillian Hooper
Farm $40. 1892
johnson staples or unknown, House L
Barn. val. sl36. Out buildings val.
rs. 40 acres land val. s240 whole
John Hamilton acres W n InpS, 10 q
Swls Treas. Of Brooklin Me.
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Administrators Sale.

n accordance with license from the Hon.
1 Judge OF Probate Tor Hancock County, dated
The !nd " ednesday OF April, A. ID lls1j, | shall
sell at public sale to the high est bidder at my
Residence IN Brooksyille, IN said County on
Monday the 2lst day OF June A. d. 1875, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, all the right little anu
interest which Johnson Howard, late OF Brooks
Nliie IN saii County, deceased, had lin and 10 "A
certain parcel III land situated in said Brooks
VILE, described as follows, to wit: The said par
Gel being the homestead of the late johnson
llowaII, containing 50 acres more or less and
particularly described In three deeds recorded in
Hancock Registry Of Deeds and running to one
Aaron Howard, to Wit: Vol -, page 53s; vol.
l3I, page l0, and vol. l3l, page III; being the
same premises conveyed by Aaron Howard to
Hancock Registry OF deeds, vol. ~, page III,
10 which record reference may be had
q. V. MILLS,
\ iminislrator On Estate of johnson Howard.
Brooksyille May ~, 1878. 3w20
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Notice.,

n .. sTEW AHl with his travelling saloon. viii
W spend the sumrher in Brook syiile, Sedgwi0k,
Brookiin and bluehill. where he will he pleased
to make portraits and views for all who may be
in want OF such. Having frst-ciass view instru.
ments. and competent assistant, l hope for a lib
eral patronage Copying q specially.
3wlys 90 STEWART.
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- Read Certificates Of some OF the wonder.
III cures made In tins State

III cures made in this State
WoNDERFtL CTRE-Many of our readers will
remember Miss Mary j. Marston, who has gone
ABOUT our streets with crutches for the last six
years She sustained a severe injury to the knee
JOINT about eight years ago while getting upon
railroad car, Chronic Inflammation in-ucd and
she was Obliged t" bctake herself To crutch.s Dur.
INK THESE eight years she has been under the OF
our ablc-t physicians, but has been afforded little
relief -Four weeks ago Dr. Tram took her case
IN hand, and in one weeks time She had thrown
away h'r erutches and was enabled TO walk with
out their aid. Since that time she has been steadily
improving, and now walks long distances every
day without Inconvenience or fatigue II ia won.
derful rure--PHEss, MI.
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TOWER, JR. BOSTON.

SOLD EvEgIwHERE. 10 CTS. A BOTTLE.
As 4 guarantee of the reliability OF Bayoline we
arc permitted 10 use the name Of GEO. NICHOLS
NJ u, who has used 1t In his family with exceed
ingiy beneacial results and Is perfectly acquaint
ed With ITS competition. He unhesitatngly' rec
omnends It 10 his patients, and declares Il free
from any injurious substance. Jmos.I
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LEwIsrOS, May J. lsG9.
This VIII certify that had lost the use ofmy low
or limbs and was unable to walk even to stand
hal several physicians who pronounced case
incurablc- Hearing OF DIR. Urann's wonderful
cures, sent for him. in less then week was able
a. walk the streets, and can now walk two miles
daily.
2lf JAMES r. BRADBURY
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AUBURN, May :, l>t;9
rms Will certify that was troubled with SciatiC
rheumatism. and suffered great pain. was unable
y sleep without taking morphine. could not walk
was carried 10 Dr. Urann- Office al the DE W III
House. and after one treatment was free from pain
and have been able u work ever since.
\. W. BAILEY.
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TWENTlETH YEAR for PYLES
"a ERATCe and not one successful rival
Everybody ackno lodges its superiority In all
respects. IL is always put up in pound packa ages
under my name, and sold by drst-class Grocers.
Beware that you are not deceived by the misrep-
resentaton OF crafty dealers.
fwis JAMES PYLE, NIapsE.
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THURSDAY. Nay 81, 1875.
Republican State Convention.
CITY HALL. PORTLAND.
Taesdav. June II, 1875, NJ II o'Clk A. ".

The Republicans Of Maine are invited TO sen
delegates to a state Convention to be held in
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Special Notice.
SANF0RD'S INDEPENDENTlINE.
BETWEEN BANGOR BOSTON LOWELL.

80 r-z~- Steamer CAMBRIDGE Can't G.
-A-lsB. Sanford, will run as follows un.
eSzESTk, til further notice
] cave Bangor for Boston every MONDAY and
lIiCRSDAl, at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
Leave Boston for Bangor every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY at O'Clock z. NJ. touching at all the
US ual landings each way
The steamer kATAIDIN will I.e Withdrawn
from the Route short time to repair for the
coming season. Due notice of the Katahtllsis re.
u IN ana summer arrangement will be given
Fare from Bangor, Hampton Winter
port, and Bncksport, to Boston $500
To Lowell, .ls
ulo LOOMS TAYLOR, Agent,
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Every trV hid should see him. no matter what
their comIl tie will charge YOU nothing for eX
animation. and mhi tell You frankly II he cannot
cure YOU.
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formerly Deputy sheriff
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Correspondence.
Letter from Boston.

From our Boston Correspondent
BOSTON. MAY =
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Miss Adelaide Phillips will appear at the
BOSTON theatre next Thursday afternoon in the
opers of 1.-THE Barber Of Seville. Tom Kari has
recoyere ed from bis illness and will also appear
with other talent
, 1875-04-02
LABOR TROUBLES.
Tho Pennsylvania Miners Still
Inclined to Rfotous
Conduct.
Tho State Authorities to Deal Summa'
rily with the Offenders.
4 Successful Strife Among tho LaSallc
Miners.
The pennsylvania MINERS.

The pennsylvania MINERS.
green: hlsrttsh II 1Ie thirago tribune.
WiLkEaHAnEE, Fa April i.-A!tllol,3a to t1teili-
g",cc of any outrage. In tho mining rrgon has bern
fe>ere To-day, The extremely thro4en!ng lstaonst-s-
ltouH Of the pat few dsys fe'.der II aui.o trohabis
that further o,!tbreaks ar oecrr. Excitement rut.s
high around lfhzeltou and III thu sthuyx!li region.
Tonight Nal ..ucn. 0stnrur, commander OF H.,
Ninth uFston Of the Hsioua1 S.a:e Guarl received
telegraph from Doy. arsanft 10 rcport 1T lnrs,atfg
immediately and he will lcars on the mlut7ht s.ain+
correspondent Ut . prominent Sr~ York journAl
ordered ~ tcnve town so-dsy by tho atrEer7 he
having written up their Cnuse alscEre3y.
UAzLETna, Pa,. April 1.-The Excitement at Cprsr
I.eh,gh yesterday, daring tho raid nf miners,
tense, anf ihrrs was perfect reign o! te:Eor. II
Tier disi led tlcr iorrea LtfoTc entering tue
town, ru!39 in 1t tile enst end Eh ot!ers vi ts
west n;rl. !ihua wcte nrrd Unfortunately. Nan;
os tla rioters inn1.cAted. cna wtut through
lori. G1taTo!.T 10 fosse tho !rtliord :ni boatItE
20 11 thc S4Ins Of the Inmates took rafpys III tto
rlr while other, s4c:1al through Tho sr;ck DOOR.
Ihs cnnraEyt Ltore %s4 asia ktsf. and s-o.a wrrt
bred ino thu buitiing hut TIE Superintendent sB,t
rtsks ettaIel. Tsrtat!A 1.dna along the Leht: ,,:
were ft"Cl'ct AMI fired ul.,n when t'ey rsts.sI -
tu!n til" rlJtErF.
Hints asu rGiortcd At ARhl1nl. with the loEs os
etai uveH.
All "a VsIet here this morning.
EI+nn.b1cEo, Fa, ART 1.-Jov. 1Tsrts1n!s will To-
1Etrr1W tksuo Il Ir0tfa1Daton osler4uE tue ilotous
t.siIera to dhpcrsc. The ssoros poiiy tArt,e,l it,
the exGencs If tue pEe4rnt occasion sonI demand II.
foTTYrtLLE. H., Afrl i.-hirIcG& frntn var1oss
points In the mining scsons ttate That tho excitement
4 increasing, AMI acrDes u y!oleneo are ftared.
proclamation calling upon all evil tiHpns" rersar
to As:st from interfering With 1tcr 'r I.o?er:y uf
other lessons, au tniinnK tie clyi! aushpritiea
asirAs I'LL parties threatening shIence q lJ k!,d.
, 1875-04-02

tronb'e, had origin IN 8tanatng 1soot Agency be,aa
lily Aurptd with provisions duo tho Indians, Gen.
Custer eaired 10 mako up the deficiency iy The Tram.
fer Of portion Of tc army r1tons At Lincoln to the
indian Agent. delegation from tie rpufel.fAtrd
Artetaree- sfanans, snd Grns Ecn.rcl weso then Il:
Fort Lincoln expecting 10 meet the sIoux Of hnt.tlo
binds aud mako treaty If rchcc. joan II. Collin,
formerly of 6a!c,,a, appointed by tia President
tp unnR tile Btou1 Chiefs to Washington for
1iiIs. accompanied br ncn. wnnl Myers. DEPOT
V,afernast.r at ws.hngton, !s II the Intsn ctnnry
HionK They rufrrtain IN 1nntt tnt treaty for tn.
rc''lon of the bisrk fs VII lc Ergo.iatcl anil In
force BY Nay l. np!e.. TIC military 1a!l in s' ,l.n.
wonld .nrra tlc In!IrE. anI might cn ntgo!inttcn..
Tho indians nrH Aaid to hAvo fixed ter price for ths
Hills 1t So QFD,
, 1875-04-02
Opinion that tue Late Neuces massacre
Was Porpotratod by Dissuised
Texans.
Norman ID. Judd, Of Chicago, to
Ise Placed Upon tho Court
Of Claims Bench.
Senator Oglcsl,y, Of Illinois, an Aspirant
for tie yice-prcsliency.
Tho April Public-Dobt Statement.


TIE sJ:UC1:2 HlttuHrEIt.
seet1l Di..s.A tn n. Ca:e ia Tr:.unt,
NAsti.:,s.rom, u. t., Altil i.-A gentleman long 4
resident Of tho country between the tic 0ssnda AMI
Sueces tsers n Of tho opinion that tic recent mas
aac.o at Setccs was committed By Texan bandits and
not by Me1lcans. This coiNRsea with tho .hrnry Of
surne of TIN ociaa Ut tho 6.a.e Department. In e.p-
por Of Ibis vow 1t IL argued that luz Tu1, Ct Suecfe
IA 100 niles distant tEon, the lto Ut.iu m lc e1stcrp
hank, anil that tho unei s:1sca ,aisI.1ry
pests, whi:c gstrtzancd, occupy tie taste.n bank
NJ that rlser. From sLls It II ufgel that yic1Icsn
raiders could not penetrate til far into T1as without
being surrounded by The military, snI tha. It IA not
reasonable to supposc that ths MeEicaus would In 10
raR! to venture 100 miles Into tho State Of Trxas
with United atates troops III their rear TIC Texan
population iuhabina the Gniso Lcit lt!1ten Ito ITO
Osan,o Eni Eucces Nfrerl n cum1nset t. p.e,htory
banlk whn h,lbsat upon outlaw1y. They are tlrl.c.
with ths ciaEa If population occapyry s'r:a. tract
nf country III the Mexican H,do Of tha riy-r Thc-e
alyenturera for grc.tcr safety. IN sal. utie ds,
gukb themselves ~ aIcslc3n1.
opi:;1oS IN THE C1-Al:fs coNaMs:os.
Zam1coan, Of tho Mexican G1itas t.gn+atstian, In
kis9 TINT tiicro il 10 believe that tie report Ct
not co.nmtttot hy Mex!canA. lie has crtlcutt that
pcrEuus hero hayo been engaged In ktEeM:fp9 to
nanuiucturo claims aKains lie s1exican Government.
TIM Me1iean cft5zehA werS more tnectssfuj tnan
AmcrGrans, however, In .nssing ctlns beusn tie f-
rent Cnm,ntssinncra. No Mexican swo.r IL lo7a u
lrss than $150El. TAe aggregate Mexican rr!np we're
ST. UoJ and tho American claims we're 81 CU3
, 1875-04-02

Correspondence Attc Iarf futii.
LONDON. March 4.-Last night, In the House
Of Commons. there waa lonI and rather inter-
eHtinC deoate OH tha bill introduced By 3ir.
Cowpor Temple, for allowing tue Universities Of
Scotland to admit women to degrees. Nix years
aEo two or three women applied to tho Uni
vossity Of Edinhur: for admission to tho
medical classcs. 1t was felt to 10 iinpossib1o to
admt tl,o,n to tho classes Of tile young men !:
hut tile medical Professors consented 10 giro
them separate instruction. Tho legal point wan
SOON raised. Could tho University legally .dmit
shoeo women 10 dcGreea? Tho Court Of scs-
sion decided that tho Universities havo no nrct
power; and tho present btu vas framed to giso
them thls authority. 1t Ia not compulsory IN sts
pror,aions--itla ID ooly rer'uisrive-thcy 1nas. II
they like, it snys. Tho adrocatcs ot th,nblll
urged that tue, opposition to 1t sroso from q
trades-uuion splrlt-:llo doctors they said, wore
afraid Of bc!uE cut out by their lady competi-
t,c bat that tho practical difficulties In tho way
o! cdueatiug nxnd women together In medi-
cne and surgery were insuraonptnGle. and thar
the Scotcl, Universities we're uot rict enough, to
provide nopara.e instruction for woHlon. Tho
feeling OF tho House was against tho nlcasuro--
and in tho end tho bill was thrown out by . vnt7
Of 1D1 to 15l.
, 1875-04-02
MICHIGAN.


Special Di.n,tfA 10 TAe Garage 7tfsun4.
I'm ~, o,o soy passca 1hs
~. appseunk s-"''"vo aos ouAain9 st@to Housc
Of correction at lon!a, an atsomp Ia being made Ia
get tho location Transferred tn tie sagInaw valoy 1t
It will undoubtedly full, Tho gsato Prison snd HI,
Detroit ioaao Ut Correction are bath unote than full
aa anotbcf penal Institution Is urgently required BY
<ho State.
.,1ntnn,, ~, ',.s,. ~ ~. ,r-s', ~ a's'ua an
'."' .."A .a'',h.Mtt a. ~ t'o atasauetto Aack1nsw
tie Governor, which II will undoubtedly receive. Also
tho h!Il annronrfat,no nooneya for tbc r,,r Tu,
rIt,i A.srj,,,n to,stf.,ru ,o.,.t s,e'.s "' ~"
s"'.,,' ,sa. .ssan%.s eut'a" enahEca III fersc-
sentative dIatsicta; mailing appropriations fur tho
Nelorm Behool and Insane An7yiuu1 snakIng appro-
r. ~" ~ t.'a 1'sH SoI'"a.h7lou ! nppsopsiauhG
, 1875-04-02

Ep@fal Dttpa'tA to Ths cti-lJo T1f3.,t.
osHKosH, Eia.t April 1.-The Republican City Con.
venon lIaa nominated the following municipal ttctci
Mayor, james Y. Jones; Clerk, 1oseph 3. Power: :
Treasurer Robert McCar1y; ;schooi-superin!enlcn,,
Il. .. Dale Tho Democratic Convention u1ads the fol-
lowing nomination: 21ayor, osc! srinehem; Cla.k,
!. H. Powers; Tsentwses, ]. II. f;osy: HsLoaianrtr-
ntcndent. g. ". Felkcr. Tho cs:dats far Clerk has
occupied tho portion for TIM sAt fifteen years, md E
Republican. For Seho,l Superintendent tho llcpuh-
cans nominated Mr. pae. Democrat, who t.a had
tho Office for fcyen The t;tr!naaa will give tic
democratic lclcs warm support, Lit ihy:r rhow Of
8utcSHg Ia rot TIC hnHt,
, 1875-04-02

THE B0STONlANS AND THE loNl5 FATuu9.
- teiti Uftru'rh Ia Tia chtra.o 7t.suae.
losIoH, NIna., AEFll 1.-posl!Ie Of Sheridan 4nd
shpua,s, determined eorti Il making to g.. VI, an
expedition to Tho Black I1iila fru,n boston. Thcrs
crowded Meoilng th!s aftufnoon Ia Federhsr
Hail. anil iuch tute1at .lkcu+ D. 4. Allen, vha
bud beea III Tie Hack Hills rcgiou aud thoroughly
familiar with TINT portion Of tho country psuslo
sia asire@cd tlio uotting, pointing out npon Inap
Of Tho nask Hills country the several paints Of tnter
eas, aud also explaining tho object of tho expedition.
Nr. Allen Ea!ts that thcro wa4 ample provision for
reaching thu Hack Hills n,ints - soo, spring
oponel aud the grats becams plenty; that plenty OF
trAins WoA'a Ie Fcaly to start trn Tho Plata River
fur tho nineas null these coua 10 obtaine At
ble prteea. In prospecting Tor go! the results
alnwol that, In some pacss lu tho ltlls, so dsy
ooull 10 cleared by each nlnu+ TherJ wAs TO anuQor
Of lutesfersaoo by ta IulIans With 200 900 mrn,
provided that tie pepper precautions wero sakeu. II
lite pasty. not khong IN llian for oio lime, became
lesa cautious aud allowed themselves to wander from
tho naan tody. thsy Liable to hava tneiE scalg4
lftcl.
william r. Cody {pntYalo nIlD Who IL playing a. tho
Howard, was Introduced nIuia GcuerAf nppx',sc, anu
sp"fe IA tufcreulo 10 tue Black Hills county, liz lad
srsod - guido aud uruu to tho n3 Horn expedition,
under Col. Mills, and rrusert BY Invitation. lie
haa na aeash nose2sn At stase Ihesu wa toultltfs
%sluo tor sons o1rSioi ~ lso tss oe proposed %
d:er,n!ns. Tho Government, sa,d, ras Asycs.s 10
s.s ssa aax Sns % .as Ss'
eitertug thss territory. laIt Of tho n!ack Hills
hsd Leon given q tlo B!oust not fur
rsasrTssl2n, but foe o bunting. ground. and
tug MINER. Thu wilss4 Wt.s uos oru aevsrs thai!
tlute q tl'o Ess the E,fcury rarely fslnf below "
ioFs4 bad bosI t+sn IL dsove1 covering seFss. Il9
slssama wera full Of trout; ous nan l3d eAuehs w
ttGut III th4stS.,eys 1ulnutpx. R4ycg snl a1ua bad
not srpaA-cd lii that rc2o,4,
About icy namss On lhn lst Of subsertbsM. and,
III kf4
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