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The Georgia Grand ROYAL Arch Chap.
Ter OF Mason has returned to allegiance TO
the GenenIl Grand Royal Arch Chapter of
the nited States, which was severed In
1861.
Suits for an immense amount have
been commenced against Henry Stark
weather. iather-in-law of Ex-Governor
Hoffman. for money misappropriated while
Starkweathcr was head OF the bureau of
street assessments Ia New York.
The next semi-annual Getting of New
ENGLAND school Superintendenis will he
held In The rooms of the School Committee,
Boston. on Friday. May 4 beginning at
. 30 O'Clock a. m.
The Commander Of the Massachusetts
department of the Grand Army has appoint.
ed Saturday. MAY 21.as Decoration Day in
that State.
Performances were given In the principal
New York theatres Thursday for the bene-
NJ 1T the family Of the late Dan. Bryant
Attendance was very large at all the
houses. and the gross proceeds. which 90
eAiire to The family, will exceed $50 .O0O.
- Bv blast at the Boynton silver mine
al NewbuIport, Mass. a vast quantity OF
or" was thrown out far more valuable
than any before. II EXCEED much admiration
among the miners about town.
1t l. reported that the Grand Jury of
the District of Columbia has agreed upon
an indictment against the New York san
for alleged libel OF EN-Gnv. Shepherd and
other citizens IF Washington
-Gov Kellogg Of Louisiana in behalf Of
the state has entered a suit for $500 900 ia
the superior tourt against Auditor chin
ton securities ON his special bond for the
recovery of various sums OF money alleged
to have been fraudulcn;ly withheld from
the state treasury.
The library of Congress has a copy al
the first book ever printed in the Uuit,d
states. Iii EIliot's ace cunt of his Iabors
among the Indians. a thin volumn oi
twenty pages, dated In 1863.
The Pennsylvania miner, now on a
strike have appealed to New York long
shorcman for sympathy aud assistance.
lhey say the railroad corporations are
responsible for the condition OF affairs in
the coal region.
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number of fine buildings. All the trades
and professions are well represented. not
excepting the Chinese wash merchants.
The climate Is very invigorating and
healthy, the atmosphere dry aud bracing
The summers are warm and pleasant. and
the winters not half 50 vigorous a. in the
same latitude IN the States The Their
mometer has varied during the past winter
from Is 10 - deg. above zero. The most
snow that fell at one time was 4 2 inches.
Ii scarcely ever remains on the ground
more than two "r three DAYS Al a time.
The san Lewis Park covers about 1000
square miles. The soil /, very rich and
strong. auy Kind OF grain or vegetable
growing without dressing Farming Is not
much attended u yet except by the Mex
cau-. consequently all kind, OF farm pro
duce are high. ~ the winter. are short
and mild. an abundance OF rich native
grasses Renders this o. Of the finest stock
raising countries in The world The
grasses are of i peculiar Kind. and cure
before the frost comes thereby retaining
their whole substance. Stock are never
housed or fe1 and are always in good con-
dition. There are thousands Of sheep here
ewned mostly by Mexican>
Mines ate all around Us. of which the
san Juan aud summit are the most attend
cd TO at present. ihe last named are
within twenty-five miles OF this town. The
quartz ia this district is gold bearing,
there are several lead, being worked at
present. ut which the Annie and Golden
Queen are the chest. ore from either OF
these mines when sampled 4, worth from
$50 Ia $3.50 per ton. There j a good
wagon road being built there
The san Juan mines are loo mile, from
this place over a snowy rang" OF mount.
aims. and arc OF thc most Importance.
some oi the richest mines ever discovered
ia America have been found there. They
are silver bearing and very numerous.
There ate u'; hU, few worked vet. bat
those that have been are found to be vcry
rich aid paying. and the time j. not far
distant when thi>@i,i bc largest and rich
e,' mining camp in the world. aud many.
not ouly the capitalists but poor men. vii
receive a r.rt reward tor their lAbor,.
n W
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Foreign News.
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-Icricc' postal reciprocity N!th Jarau
h,-it, ou the hr-t oi JIt,
The t,pfaia ,,cuerlf 90 tuha ha. H..
sued proclamation nH-ru. ptr.I,n Il.
r'h'!- Via Surrender before Ms 3u.h.
-rlc average speed. p.r h.grfr *.
press arI to- trains ig Garulgt ll,' t..4r
"cfr = Fiu--: TT orHult pt.-.u.,,r
tsa.-l
-A--lru.r- wc.- -.-l .l L.-.,.
Hou~c ct Common ou f.ila,. that ,E.
law l"Th4dIHt Tie bearing ~ arms tu H.
land would not affect the International ride
contest.
a Terrible collier, explosion occurred
FRIDAY afternoon AZ North ~,ailprdslirc.
Euglsud- At lAst accunnt> twelve bod.e.
had been recovered. IMruty-rhtrc n.ru
then remained .u the milne whose I've,
"er" di,ra.rcd a.
The Lord Mayor or London viii 20 To
Dublin in state 10 attend the banquet 10 IN.
American rife team on their ARRIVAL. H..
VII give a dinner at the Mansion House in
London iu honor ofthc Americans. after
the contest
An underground church T.. being con-
strucied in London - accommodate the
crowded fishing population In one quarter
w 'i+H 'tts - - b4l4l UNDERGROUND utCAIits
land = 80 dear and will cot $500 The
hour i thirty feet below the street level.
4 rumor prevails ia Washington that
the spanish government ha> made AN 81.
peal through Minister Cushing 10 this gov
tfnfu"nt 10 act a. mediator in Cuban
uuublc,. and secure peace ou the bias OF
emancipation there.
-Gcrmany. not including Austria. read,
ISIS political newspapers, and COS other
periodicals. OF which there are published
N Berlin % OF the former and $50 of the
latter. In Great Britain. according 10 the
London lines. there are .C09 political
journals and CAB magazines, 2l0 Of the lat
ter being religious.
Eipt cTloN of ATLANTIC CABLE RATES
From hAy 1t the taritl 70 Great Britain.
Ireland aud France Will be - cents her
word. gold. instead OF 81 per word. gold
a. heretofore; the ten word minimum TO
thee coun'iies will be abolished on all ca
bic messages
A monster bell which the Hmperor
w i.liam j, Ia present 10 the Cathedral "a,
Cologne has just been east At FranAcuthal
out 81 the >poils ~ war lately M TIA. form
o. French guns eariured in $50. The Lcl
i the largest in the empire. being twelve
fcri IN height and seventeen in diameter.
aud weighing Deer liiiy thousand pounds.
II "iil take thirty pairs Of hand- 10 u-c the
clappcr.
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General News.

Gold is quoted at 10 -.
The lnterha! Revenue Receipts for the
year were s9O. 2S0lla
The public debt was reduced 2,325,-
COO the past month.
$3.50, 600 in specie were shipped to I.I-
rope saturday.
-Boston's police force has been incrcas-
edtO 700.
They are trying To organize cheap
transportation society in Boston.
-Fur twcuty-n.ne days in April. the
earnings OF the Union Pacific were $685.
s02.
Montpelier VI. has had sl20 900
fire. aud jacksonville Florida, has suffered
loss of 100000 IN the same manner
BASE bALL-Hartford- .; Yale 0. Ath-
letics 4; Philadelphia ,. Bostous 81;
Washington, 0. Centenuials II; New Ha-
yen> ;.
columbia, :. {. has had a feaifu tor
nsdO which has demolished the churches.
and killed and wounded several persons.
SO far as yet reported, q majority OF
the towns in Massachus have decided
TO grant licenses under the new !lqgor
law.
The total value OF all agricultural
products ia the United States FOR the wear
1874 was So Az ,53s $50
The President has rendered the Attor-
ney-Generalship, made vacant BY the resig-
nation oi Mr. Williams. to ex-Judse Ed
wards Pierrepont. OF Eew York
A bill substituting license Tor prohibi-
tiOn in respect to the sale of Intoxicating
liquors has just passed both branches of
the Legislature OF Michigan, which is the
fourth State where similar legislative meas
uFes have been adopted within lew
weeks.
A California lemon weighing fourteen
ounces, was received at Ithaca, \. Y. the
other day.
Attorney General Pierrepont is said 20
be great Cuban sympathizer.
In Vermont they give Patent Office
Reports as prizes at spelling matches.
The Boston Herald announces that the
friends Of Rey. W. II. II. Murray have
eonsnmmated arrangements for the cree
ton OF union church in Boston
Mis- Ida. eldest daughter Of the late
Horace Greedy, was married on Saturday
to Col. Nicholas Smith of Coylngton, Nv.
james O'Connor Power, member OF
Parliament. is TO make six months lect-
uring tour in the United States, delivering
lectures oil the present condition Of Ire,
land.
Archbishop Williams was consecrated
at the Catholic Cathedral in Boston Sun.
day with impressive ceremonies. before a
large audience. Cardinal @cCloskey and
the Papsi envoys participatedI
John W. Garland, cigar dealer on
Beach street, Boston. set a spring gun
some weeks since, and Sunday night lad
IL years OF age. named McAuliffe was ia
taily wounded while attempting to break
into the store. Garland was arrested.
There are no immediate prospects of a
Resumption Of work in the Pennsylvania
coal mines.
Oliver Charlick. ex-Police commiss.
Toner of New Y ork died Friday. He leaves
property estimated at 80 5(l0 GOO
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There is story of certain Boston
Doctor of Divinity. whose name they spell
with "P.' A man of the same name die d
and Jealous newspaper fellow, seeing
the death in the paper and tn linking only
Of DR. L. wrote most enthusiastic obitua-
~. A wag met Or. u. the next day.
What. are you not dead:P he said. We'll,
then you ought to be. No man can ever
live up 20 that obituary"
The coming insane asylum keeper to
visitor: do you mean that man with his
head bowed, bis eyes cast down and his
lips movings Oh, yes; he was spelled
down too but he keeps right on practising
just the same. believe his word is
syzygy."
--'iHow much better it would have been
to have shaken habas and allow it was all
a mistake" said Detroit Judge. Then
the lion and the lamb would have lain
down together, and white-robed peace
would have famed you witE her wings and
elevated you with her smiles of appreea-
ton. But, no; you went to elawing and
biting and rolling In the mud, and here
you are. It's - apiece"
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DEL NORTE. COLORADO,
April "a. 1875.

Mr.. Editor -
As you and most of the readers OF the
American have doubtless heard Of the
famous San Juan mining region, and
being here at present | will give brief
description Of the miners and surround
ing country. Del Norte the principal de-
pot for mines, and largest town west of
the Sangre de CristC Mountains, is situ-
ated in latitude 81 deg. Al min. No. and
longitude LOG deg. Is min. 43 sec. W. The
altitude above the sea is about 1000 feet.
1t is beautifully located on plateau at
the base of the Rocky Mountains on the
west side of the San Lewis Park. and on
the south bank of the Rio Del Norte (great
river of the North, at the point where the
water flows from the mountain.
The first house was built here tbree
years ago. Its population now numbers
about 5000. There are twenty-five busi-
ness houses, two of which carry $50 600
stock Of goods each. There are also q
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-05-06
THURSDAY. NAY 6, 1875.
Gen. Selden Conaor.

The maine of Gen. Conner as 4 candi-
date for Governor, seems 10 meet with
very general approval. Republican pa
per> oil the state. with here aud there an
exception, are strongly in his favor Fol
once. the voice of The people and political
leader, are in accord. and If ever a move
mcut was spontaneous and without preyi-
ous concert. it seems To a. that this is one
Tie soldiers are a one man, their voice
and influence will be heard aud ielt, and it
is Just that It should be 50
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. WELLINGTON. Lorain Co.. Aug,A, 1874.

WELLINGTON, Lorain Co.. Aug,4, 1874.
Or. X. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, n. Y:
Dear Sir-Your medicines. Golden Medical
Discovery, DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, have
proved OF the greatest seryise to me. Six
ago no one thought that | could possibly live
long. had y complication ofdiseases.-scrof
MA. manifcsting Itself in eruptions and great
= oiches on my head that made such sores that
could not have my hair combed without caus-
i'ig me much suffering: ard also causing swol
leu glands. tonsils enlarged, enlarged or "thick
meek, aud large and numerous buil>. | also
suffered from a terpebe Chronic Ca,arrh, and
IN tict was 50 diseased that iii was a burden
a. me. had tried many doctors with no bene-
NJ. finally procured one-hslf dozen bottle. Of
your Golden Medc,l Discovery and one dozen
sage's taiarrh Remedy aud commenced their
Use. At trst | was badly discouraged, but At
ter taking four bottles Of The Discovery | be-
gsn to improve. and when h "a taken the re-
naming | was treH. In addition To the use OF
Discovery | applied q solution of Iodine to the
Goitrc or thick neck as you advise in pamphlet
wrapping. and Il entirely disappeared. Your
Discovery Is certainly the most wonderful
blood medicine ever invented. | thank God
and you. from the depths of my heart. for the
great good IL has done me.
Very gratefully.
Mrs. l.. CuAFFEE.
Most medicines which are advertised as
blood purifiers and liver medicines contain Ell
Their mercury. in some form, or pota,siem and
iodine ssriously combined. All Ofthese agents
have strong tendency to break down the blood
corpuscles and debilitate and otherwise per-
manenily injure the human system. and should
therefore bc discarded. DR.. Piercr's Golden
Medical Discovery. on the other hand. being
composed OF the fluid cxtscts Of native plants,
barks and roots, will in no case produce injury
it. effects being strengthening aud curative on
y. >ar>apariila, which used to enjoy quite a
rcpu tation as a blood purifier is 4 remedy Of
thirty year. ago, and may well give place as IL
i doing. 10 the more positive and valuable veg
et1hle alternatives which later med teal invcsti-
CATION and discovery has brouht to light In
Sctofula or Kings Evil. White Swcllnss. u
Gers, Eys pciss. Swelled Neck, Goitre, scrof-
ulpu- Inf ammations. INDECENT Inflammation,
Mrrcurial affections, Old Sores, Eruption., OF
the SKIN and Sore Eyes In all other blood dis
eases pr. Picrce's Golden Medical Discovery
ha> shownit- great remedial powers. curing
the most obstinate aud intractablc cases. sold
hy all dealers in medicines.
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On Wednesday of last week the civ OF
Oshkosh Wisconsin. was almost entirely
destroyed by fire. She has suffered twice
before during the last wear from fire bat
thi> j. the most disastrous by tar. Almost
every business place of any prominence is
DESTROYED aud the majority ni IT," fine resi-
'icucc> are in ruin. Dycr 3eD families are
hou-"i"~~ and relief Is much needed The
police have made \ count aud report the
number "f buildings burned to be- over
30 ihr total l"-> j. estimated ~ 81
.tHIfak4
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--4fse largest sailing craft on the west
ern lake was recently launched at Toledo,
Ohio. for the Buffalo grain trade. Her d.
mansions are: Length OF keel. 235 feet;
deck. $50 feet breadth Of upper deck. 40
feet. She is to be four master. Three
of her spaYs will be lo2 feet long. and the
fourth Ie5 feet Her draught when trim
med and rugged is about six feet. Her cS-
naeity will be $1,000 bushels of corn. and
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The first vessel ever built in Aassach-
usetts was ship launched at Mystic (now
Medf0rd) on the 4th OfJuly 1851 and nam
ed by Governor Winthrop. to whom she
belonged. The Blessing of the Bay"
Another vessel of sixty tons. called the
tRebecca." was built in 1888, at Medford.
ghere Nj. Cradoch had a ship yard. A
shin of one handred and twenty tons was
built at Marbleheas by the people of Salem
in 1886.
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ten. Spinner, believing in the justice
ssf the Il aim that Mecklenburg. y. c., was
che first to proclaim the independence OF
the states. says in reply to letter asking
for aid 10 celebrating that event. Il have
resigned Ry place here and leave the Office
poor man. This is the reason why |
cannot send you = more suitable amo unit
than that of $40 in the check thai is here
with enclosed.
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Atp ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice..

TIE NIOt kIIpLDER> Of the Bangor 4 Calais
shore Lin" Railroad Company, are hereby
noticed, that the annual iaeettns OF sail com.
pauJ WtU be h'ti'U GA lac fTst We IHcsdAy in
June, \ ID, lN1j at Cherry nelI, at 10 O'Clock IN
thc forenoon. tor choice ct directors, and to act
on any other business legally before -Aii meet
ing } " MOORE President
Cherry Gcli. April b. I-75 a.Is
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Professor Baird viii haze a whole
building ia the Centennial devoted 10 an
exhibition Of fish and fish culture and mod
s:iS OF every boat vessel and seine used in
capturing the fish. The Swedish govern
nsem a9, appropriated 500 900 for 4 SINH
iAr object.
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-Yhe supply of coal from all regions So
far this years says the Miners Journal. foot
up 4il4 $50 tons, against 3 C94 $50 tons
for the same period last year: decrease
OF 479.7lI tons. The decrease in the sup
pin of anthracite is 1907. 4G7 tons.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-05-06

A western editor appeals to his delin-
Queut subscribers by saying This week
we have taken in potatoes and pickles on
subscription. Nov. if you will bring in
some vinegar for the pickles and some
wood to roast the potatoes, We can live TIL
artichokes get big enough 10 dig
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Proposals.

NEALED proposals will be received by the un-
~ dersignec, until the sth day of May next for
building school House in District No 8, in the
town OF Mt Desert. Plans and specifications of
SAID house may be seen at tho dwelling house OF
samuel Davis IN said District. The undersigned
reserve the right to reject any and all bids
DAVID BRACY, p,,
SAMUEL DAVIS cDollding
awl6 W, III. WALLS. } committee.
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Notice,
Notice..

WHEREAS my wife Mary Alley, has left nv
" bed and board without iu stiaabie cause and
abandoned her home. therefore all persons are
ioroiuuen 10 harbor or trust her on my account
as shall pay 10 debts of her contracting AFTER
inls aale MARTIN ALLEY.
Orland, April Is, 1875. 3wI6.
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Notice..

To the Inhabitants of the City Of Ellsworth, and
persons liable TO be assessed therein.
VOU are hereby notified that the su bscribers will
j be in session at the Attermens Room, IN said
City, from Friday the 3oth day of April TO satmr-
day the sth day of May, Tor the purpose OF recelv-
ing true and perfect lists of the )lls and all the
estates real and personal not by law exempted
from taxation, which you are possessed OF in said
CITY of Ellsworth. on the LIST day of April a. ID.
ISIS, which lists you required TO make and
bring in. 2wi7
j.. DAVIS, Assessors
y. A. JOY, OF
l.. ID. JORDAN. Ellsworth.
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A NEW LECTURE AGENCY

is .eing established in this city by Jane.
IL. Roberts. the popular manager of the
Old Bay State Course of Lectures. and the
open 10 the public next Thursday morning
Ii will not take the name of bureau bat
will be simply an agency acting for lin
tied number OF professionals. whose
names ] will give next week. not being al
lowed to use them at the present time.
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Foreclosure.

HEREBY give public notice that Freeman X
Danforih of Verona. on TIE 18th day of Ianu-
airy, A. ID. ls1t. by his deed Of that date, mort
gagged 10 me certain parcel Of real estate in
said Verona. bounded westerly BY the main road !.
noTtherly by NV land eastsrIy by land Of James
Nc Leod. aud southsrly by Land OF John Whit
more, containing about eighty acres. The con
dition of said mortgage has been broken, and by
reason thereof, | claim to iorsciose the same and
give This notice for that purpose.
THEO. L. wOODMAN
Bnck port May /. ISIS. 3wl-
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TO the Tay-Payers Of Mt. Desert.

4 LIE TAXES mat remain unpaid on May 10th.
a ls'5. YIN be placed in the haudsof sonsts.
DIE for Collection. +ft
twie JOHN W. SOAES, Collector.
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NOTICE. 10 TEACHERS.

'NHE experimenting School Committee of
J Franklin, will be in session On Saturday,
May sth. at O'Clock r. NJ. to examine such
teachers as propose to teach in said town the
coming season. Meet In Select Mems Room.
3wl6 PER ORDER Of COMMITTEE.
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special Notice.
SANF0RD'S INDEPENDENTlINE,
BETW ZEN BANGOR BOSTON LOWELL.

4, steamer CAMBRIDGE can't L
= sH. sanford. will run a. follow. IN
.A-0G6v-l- I'll further notice.
Leave Bangor for Boston every MONDAY and
TIT RsDAf. A. II O'Clock A NJ
Leave Boston for Bangor every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY a. ; O'Clock T.. NJ, you,hing al all the
usual landings each way
The steamer kAThHDfN will he Withdrawn
rom the Route a short time to repair Tor the
coming season. Duo aoticr Of ths katahlis's re-
IL ~ anf summer Arrangement win be gwen
Fare from Bangor Hampton Winter.
port. and Bucksport ~ boston, sJp1
To Lowell a.,
trI- LOOMS rAYIop ...r,
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CARD.

THE undersigned tender their vNrme.t ,h,,ks
J. 10 The Ellsworth Fire Department aud o the
CITIZENS generally tor their prompt and success.
M enor's IA extngushing the recent fire at the lr
steam mill on Water street
HOPKINS, MCDONALD L 90.
Ellsworth. May ], 1873. IwIs
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Notice..


no tho Tax Payers Of Eden. All Taxes tor the
/ year 1874 that remain unpaid On the 2Oth day
OF May. 1873, will in acc ordnance with a vote OF
said town, be placed in the hands oil a Constable
for collection. h. NJ. HAMDR
swls Treas. and Collector Of Eden
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-13
Police Court.

John Beachamp, for disorderly conduct, was
fined 80, paid the costa and entered bond in
5000.
Daniel Cork, for corner lounging, was fined
fifty cents.
A, Carpenter, T. b. Walker, A. Spencer and
William Rollins, all guilty of dieorderly conduct
at 9th and Walnut, were fined 81. each and each
held in $50. for better behavior. A similar fine
and bond was required of James Hannah for II
ike offence.
Jack O'Harra, who sometime ago entered the
saloon of Al. Ainscow, at Sd and King and after
eating his fill declined to pay for it, but who
pummeled the waiter. Peter Manlove, severely,
was captured on SATURDAY., and on hearing was
held in 5000 for Court. He was also held in $500
for Court, charge of assaultng Elisha
A. English, u brakeman on the i.
w. Il Il. II. Il. In default of BAH in both cases
he was sent over To New Castle.
Frank and William Stewart, two small boys
who were with Otiarra i'll Il drunken condition,
were arraigned before the Mayor, who adinon-
ished them that if again taken III such II manner
they would be sent over with their companion.
but released them on promise of doing better.
Ira Kennedy, charged with obtaining goods
under false pretences, was held in 5000 for
Cont. He went into the confectionery store of
John Boldly, and purchasing some articles ten
dered in payment what resembled s5 bill, but
which was in reality an advertisement Tho
change could not be made and clerk was sent
out to obtain it, when the trick WAS detected,
and Ira was locked mp.
Three drunks complete the record since Sat