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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-05
Both Sides In Indina Anxious.
THE STRUGGLE GROWING so INTENSE As
TO he ALMOST rAINFUL-A GATHERING
FORCE OF STEAMERS

iht cihtt'Lt 'hoNiNh 81 lNItN,E \,
TO ne ALMOST rAINFuL-A GATHERING
FORCE OF sPEAKERs
ny TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIYUNE.1
INpI,NAPoLrs. Iud., Oct. l,-0n return.
Ing 20 Indiana after weeks absence ]
nnd that tn" feeling of the party leaders OF
both sdcs has undergone auiaTked change
Anxiety ard apprehension have taken the
place ut buoy ant confidence. The u,,Dr-
tng al This /. that ~ the great test of
strength At To" ballot. box approaches,
each party realizes that the StIuggi. j.
going To bc close and the issue doubtful.
III. boasts at Is .OoO or ~ 600 nsiority 80
tiecly made on both sides lew weeks
ago are no longer heard All intelligent
men. whenever Democrats or Republicans.
now believe that tcw thousand votes
possibly only l 900 or 1000. will hc all
that will turn the scale. MANY careful
Republican observe r. acknow !, dge that IL
j. not improbable THAT Gen larrisop's
personal popularity aud marked superior
ity Intellectually over his opponent will
carry him through by small majority
while the rest OF his licked will be lost.
Both sides are ,irainiug every nerve Ia
these closing ten days. aud the struggle
has an intensity that j. almost painful L.
contemplate. The Republican force III
-ptAk"r- ha> breh Augmented recently by
EdWard Mcrh"r-on and Henry Armjit
BROWN AUt Wayne NcNeigh uf Pcnu,,l-
vSnia, Frederick DoBgls~> OF Washington
GOV. kirkwood and James r wilson "
Iowa. Gov. James Brooks of ArkInsi-.
Eugene Hale of MainA and cx.Guv Moves
OF OHIO Col. IHgcrsoll spcakes every day
This week. Messrs SchurZ. Logan, aud
Morton are constantly on the stump. Two
NewNork speakers, Judge Truucy and
Mr. fiero arr doing remarkable effective
WORK. Judge pHienhoef-r OF the same
STATE whose efforts among the Germans
are highly praised Is now In Ohio MIR BY
land, editor OF A German Republican pap
Ct In Newly ors CITY. taken his place here
The Democrats are Reinforced by ex-
GOV. Curtin. samuel j. Randall. and
eX. Gov. BIGGER OF rrunsylvAnia, ex-Scn-
aioT Iyumbuli OF Illinois, Coy. Bcdle OF
N-w-Jer-y. Cas~ius NJ Clay aud Boyi
Winchester at Kentucky. Major Haggcrtv
~ Newly orA. and senator Upton o: Ne
hraska. and Coy. Hendricks * constant
- ia The field. Mr. Voorhees, continues 10
exhibit Mr.. Williams and his blue leans.
lhr meetings ou both sides attract iai-
mruss crowd.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-05

We look. Instead of slaves we see men
and women and children. The wand OF
progress touches the auction block. the
slave pen. the whipping post. aud we see
homes and firesides, and schoo houses aud
books and where all was want aud crimes
and cruelty and letters. we see the faces
OF the free.
These heroes are dead. They died for
liberty they died Tor us. They are at
rest. They sleep IN the land they made
free, under the flag they rendered stainless,
under the solemn pines the set hemlocks.
the fearful willows and the embracing
vines. They sleep beneath the shadows
of the clouds. careless alike uf the sun
shine or OF storm, each in the window less
palace of rest. Earth may rua red With
ofher ~srs-thev are. 40 peace. L., the
midst or battle. in the roar Of conflict. they
found the serenity Of death. "a voice
'Glory!) | have one sentiment for the
soldiers living and dead-chesrs Tor the
living and tears for the dead.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-05
Pickings and Steallngs.

The mother-in-Ia problem has been
reduced 10 IT. lowest terms In Maine One
iHhn bad four daughters and one son his
neighhor four sons and one daughter
these were cuamorcl 81 those, uct result
i've weddings, aggregation ouly two
muther,-in-lAw.
a married couple were attacked In
the street by dog. The wife screamed
and tried - run. but Ter husband caugh,
her by tho shoulders and held her firmly be-
tween the inturlated beast ana lis person.
while he whispered in a hoarsr voice :
Don't YOU darr let % 81 the darliu.
y stand by y"u, even II ne doe bite"
Never losing his presence nt mind for an
instant, -. dartHg man bufii~d every at
tempt Of The H,rcc brute "a grt ~ him
The owner OF the dn. nietftrcd aud. as
the couple moved "A. the husband was
heard 70 lay II You had only let that
dog bite you. MHtihy. might have sued
the clty FIR $4,000 damages. Bat You
never dil have much SENSE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-05

the street and shot to death while making
a request to see his wifeg And the shoot
ing Caldwelfs brother who happened to
ride up before he was aware Of any troub-
le2 Now when said Mechanic short
time after this was assaulted first with a
stone and then with pistol In the hands
OF one these very murderers. would the
Journal have his readers believe THAT
sort OF outrage is played out?' And be-
cause he was smart enough to lay his as
sauiter low and escape while the mob was
gathering to slay him. will he attribute IL
to some dirty work OF the Mechanic?
The Journal MAJ smooth these things
over with some Of his smart witty sayings.
and satisfy hIs Democratic friends. but
1.-THE ghost wont down W.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-05
Special Aotifes.
Cn~>rMFTIoN CAS- nv CURED.
sCHESCE'~ FUiMDSIC SYEUP.
sCuENCk'~ SEA WEED TDNtc.

CONSUMPTION CAS- nv CURED.
sCHESCE'~ FUiMOSIC SYEUP.
sCHENCk'~ >EA WEED TpNGc.
S.HENCA'7 A,NpKAKE Puts.
Are the only medicines III Al will core PuI-
mOnary Consumption.
Frequently medicines that Will stop cough
viii occasion n" IT, lth of thr patient, th,y
iuck up the liver, stop the circulation Of iAr
blood, hem rrhI.c follows, AMI Ia fat. they
c.os the action OF the very organ, that caused
THE cough
Liver complaint and Dyspepsia ar,- the
cause, oi twu-thlrlS Of ia" eases Of cuu- unp-
zion. Many persons complain ola dui! pain
IN The -d-, constipation. coated tongue, pain
III thu" Shoudcr-bitlr, feeling 81 dtowsinc-
and re>tle-,nrs-. the food lying heavily on tn.
St1mach. accompanied with Acidlty ana bcich-
Ing up al wind.
di-ordcred condition Of the stomach or tor
pIi liver.
Person. o affected. iftN.y t4Ae Doe or two
heavy colds, aud d the cough IN these cases
b. suddenly checked, viii ni the stomach ana
liver gloSsrd remaining torpid and inactive,
aud almost before they are aware the lung,
NJ" mass OF sores, aud liberated, the result
Of which il death.
>,hcnck's Pulmonh; Syrup is an expectorsnt
which does not contain opium or anything
calculated to check cough suddenly
>chrncks sea Weed Tonic dissolves the food
mix. with the gastric juices Of the stomach
aids digestion, and creates = rayenous appe-
title
when the bowel. are costiye, ,kin sallow, or
the symptom, otherwise Of 4 biiiou, tendency
>hepck's Mandrake Pill. are required
These medicines are prepared only BY.
J. II. SCHENCK & son
\. +. corner sixth and Arch SIS, Phila.
AID are for sale by ali druggists and dealers
October.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-05

Next Tuesday West Virginia. Indi-
ana and OAio viii hold their State elee-
t.uus fhe eyes of all Interested ia poll
l.c- are nov turned upon the Sc TIVE last
named States as ind eating with more or
le-, OF eerl@nty the resslt OF the Presiden-
iial election in November. 1t seams to be
conceded that Ohio will vos. Republican
although much work is being done by the
Democratic leaders and on both sides ia.
state is being thoroughly canyassed. OF
course both parties claim the State. but the
better opinion would seem to be that the
chances are in favor Of the success Of the
Republican ticket. The result ia Indian
"a j. more doubtful. Each side Is exert
81 : Itself TO the utmost to win. All the
appliances OF an efficient and earnest polit-
zeal campaign are brought into play and
throughout the State, business is in a
measure suspended and the attention of all
i turned 10 politics. Immense meetings
are daily and nightly addressed By Repub-
lean and Democratic orators and the peo-
J.
Against Republican success. there are
many aud varied obstacles. lndiabna is
border state and has always sympathized
more or less with the South. During the
rebellion Southern views extensively pre-
YAlded aud many of its prominent citizens
were al that town as intensely hostile TO
the government a any found in the Slave
States. Il has also the prestige OF Dem-
ocratic success since 1879. Two thirds OF
its repfesention in Congress is now Demo
cratic anu Gov, Hendricks was elected by
about one thousand majority. Both par
ties profess TO be confident q success. yet
the constant and unremitting WORK, which
each is doing, indicate that neither are SC
certain as they would have us believe. o.
course, in State which throws 40, 600 votes
very nearly equally divided it is impossible
10 predict with certainty the result. The
Democrats are aware that on their scucess
or defeat in Indiana depends so far as
they are concerned the fate OF the cam
paign. and they are accordingly leaving
nothing undone which may accomplish
their purpose. The Republicans are hope
tuI. even sanguine of success, and declare
thai the chances are 10 their favor. In
our next issue we hope TO give surncien'
returns 10 indicate the result.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-05

I; is evident that the Directors OF this
Road are at last in earnest and intend forth
with 10 push It's construction vigorously
and per.everingly. 1t remains for the peo-
pie along the route to back them. There
can be no question that the present is n
most favorable time for the commencement
ct the enterprise. Materials and labor can
Roe obtained lower than for years before
and there are thousands OF men unemploy-
"a. 70 whom this project would prove =
G7dseUd. Tue shore towns need the read.
Every well wishs 10 Eastern Maine must
approve it, If practicable and II it can be
completed without incurring a burdensome
debt on is stock holders.
The Directors have wisely determined
upon a guage, feet six inches in width,
which IS the only one that eau be built and
made to pay. TAe actionof The Board OF
Directors al this time was ssrprise 10 IA
tor the reason that there had not been al
agreement by all the towns to take stock
aud the route had not been settled. Like
Horace Greeley specific 10 bring about
specie payments by at once resuDing, the
Directors evidently thought the way TO
hIils the Shore Liue Road was TO tegiE.
10 sesin al enterprise OF this kiad with
ou.y a lew towns who have voted 10 take
stock and asses them ten per cent. simply
Tor The purpose OF making beginning seem
ll,tle short of suicidal. To-day the route
81 the road has no termini either East or
" 81. nor j. il decided whsther to follow
the shore tier OF towns or run back iato
the interior Neither Calais nor Passport
have voted dollar and il i doubtful il
they viii. Buck.port cannot take stock,
arI Bangor t-iU not. Ellsworth has Iimi-
ted IL vote 10 The shore OF Union River
aud Of course cannot be assessed until -Ie
location is made accordingly. We fear
therefore that this beginning Will be sa,-
troa> aud The Director. have gone too fast
90 o,4cr ne printing Of bonds for the sew
,f4 iowns and engaging an engineer ana
q general manager. While heartily wish
tu. the enterprise suscess. We think that
AL &c towns should bind themselves 10
AL III thu construction Of tho road, before
the work IS begun. IL will be a hard pull
- raise fund. to build the road and It will
ouly he by pull a! together that We can
hope 70 succeed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-05

boston Corbru. who shot wilkes
Booth lives IN little. old forlorn.looking
honse at Camden. y J. lie is forty years
old. Is very piaiu ia dress. and his prIncip.
al boast appears 80 he his devotion a. u
Methodist He hu-ily plies his trade ~ a
halter lie lives alone In his little house,
doing hi> own cnnkinx and housed eeping
aud seeing nobody but the little lo,k ct
Mcthodist> whIch meet nightly at m>
house, aud OF which he is the head.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-05
BUCksPoRT, Sept. 1876.


Afr. Editor:
The Belfast journal commenting on an
item published 10 the American a lew
weeks ago,in regard to young mechanics
returning from Secessia. and bearing evil
denee Ia person and with tongue that it
was not delectable place tor Northern
man &c. were the following language:
when man leaves a locality in hur-
ry he nearly always finds it convenient TO
give some other reason than the true one
And in nine cases out of ten some dirty or
dishonest act of his own is at the bottom
OF it. That sort Of Outrage" business
when the American chronicles is played
OUT
Here is the spectacle of all Editor of
what purports to be respectable paper,
knowing neither time place nor particu-
lars OF certain transaction. STOPPING to
unfair destinations, and winding up with
an assertion so broad that it precludes the
use of giving him the particulars.
Will he tell US when that sort of outrage
was played ont Il e)the shooting of negroes
aud driving out of Northern men from the
South and trying TO destroy their charac-
ter in the community
Was it when q Democratic Congress AN.
pointed committee Ofpardoned criminals
to investigate an honored member of Con-
gress from Maine!
Was IL when Northern dough-face in
suited colored member in the House of
Representatives last session by asking who
endorsed him?
was IL last winter when the young Me-
chanic referred to. saw Caldwell a colored
citizen of Clinton Miss. shot at and wound
ed in store q that place BY score OF
armed Southerners and then removed to
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-05

1nt DEMOCRATS THROWING Tu,iE wHC' =
sTRENtIH ISTo IHE STATE
Il! telegraph "a lie Tribune
WAsiiIN"ToS. oct Information re-.
crIvcd last Night from New York, from
w-l.-iuloTtncd Democratic sources. j. to
Ia" eject ihai The managers OF the Democ-
iary began early las week 10 concentrate
their energies on ohlo. having concluded
that the mora eject OF defeating the Re
pubuoaus ia GOV. Hayes. own State would
more than compensate Tor the loss OF lu-
diana through any cc>-ton OF effort there.
There ! 40 doubt that during the coming
week every resource oi the Eastern Drtn,,
crats will DE exhausted Ia efforts 10 carry
ohin. Thee managers have become con.
WINGED TIA; the E.FSbiieaa, ct that State
are 80 confident 81 success that they are
uot puuin2 their Whole strength into the
canvas and b = this theory OF the .itua-
ton thai la, Induced them 10 rcdoublc
thei. efforts
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-05

In reference 10 the "bayonet" order
Secretary Cameron IA reported TO have
said, in Nevada Our idea is only 10 see
a fair election. Ii negro wishes to vote
the Republican ticket. we propose 10 have
him vote it. II we have TO march every
United States soldier to the South to the
polls TO protect him. But we will give
the same protection to negroes who wish
TO vote the Democratic ticket We want
fair election; that is ALL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-05

The safc-burglsry conspiracy case. in
which Gen. BabcOck and Thomas f. Som
erv,le were the defendants. which has been
IN trial tor the past two weeks la the Crim
iuai Court. was concluded last evening
The jury returned . verdict at not guilty in
each ca'r. The jury was ont two hours
and returned TO court aboat 6 O'Clock. \
number OF persons were present. aud
chcered aud made other demonstrations Of
unnlan.r
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-05

Col. Ingersoll said in a speech to his
neighbors of Peoria, H.: 81 want to tell
you the Republican party is the freest par.
ty that ever existed. Down there in what
you call puritnical New England there
is such an intellectual liberty as there is in
no other part OF this globe. applause }
No man was ever received better. no man
was ever entertained better than / was In
the State of Maine" (Applause.)
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-05

,IPERINTENDENT OF SCHooLs.-Ihe
resignation of Mr.. johnson neeessitates lse
0llng of this important office by new in
cnmbent. We notice that Hon. WIN. j.
CortheIi. Of Calais, is prominently mention
ed AS a candidate. No better seiecuoh
couId be nsde. He is gentleman of large
experience in Educational matters, with a
graat love for Educational work. His clear
mind and cool head 1T him by nature for
the position.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-05

The following list Of nonresident taxes on real
estate OF nOu-Gc-IaeUt owners IN the town Vi
SALLY an Tor the year 1875. bilis COMMITTED JOB
'EtoTE" W, Ash, collector OF said tlSu.
On The Oth day II June 1875, has been returned tr
him 70 nv, As remaining unpaid on The 18th 34s
June, lslo. by has certificate OF that date am d. "a
RIM ans unpaid. and notice IS hereby given fha
the SAID taxes and interest and chArgea arr E.-
patd 10 the Ireas ury OF said town ilhln su.reg
month from the date OF tbe commitment OF -aAi
ohl-, 50 much Of the real estate taxed a. wi. Foe,
suthcirnt 10 pay the amount dne thereof llc.a1
ing interest and charges, will without further u.-
nee Dc sold al public auction at the store OF Am
br"7e simpson, Jr. IN said town, on Saturday Rue
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-05

The republican vote in the State of Ala
bama was reduced from $4,000 To $1,000
by the system of intimidation practiced ay
the Democrats, and this gave the State to
the Tildenites, The same plan is being
tried in every South ern State, and Tilden
expects 1t will give him a "sOlid Sonth."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-05

The New York Tribune says that hard
work during the past week has borne fruit,
and the Republicans enter upon the home
stretch of the Octobe. race with good pros
poets of success in Ohio and Indiana.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-05

-'hc Boston journal says that Col. In
gers ia When down Ia Maine was asked
ree"mpen>e nj the hands of the Republi-
c.us. Expenses" exclaimed the orator,
I've had sach glorious time that want
~ contribute something in order To make
but let me know what | can pay for the
privilege OF coming again"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-05

Wade Hampton said TO the negroes at
white people are able and ready to protect
ali Of your race who choo-e to vote for
Democrats. We make no threats; but We
do claim that South Carolina belongs TO
her native sons. and by the Eternal God
we intend to have it."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-05

Kidney Diseases. Dropsy. aud all Diseases
Of the Urinary organ, can BE- cured - tile
u>c Of HUNTS REMEDY. Hundred. who
have been given az By their Physician, To
Try HUNTS REMEDY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-05

The Seaside Oracle formerly publ sh-
eJ AZ Wi>cassct Ia, been removed TO Bath
II i also considerably enlarged and pre-
,euts it, usual neat aud attractive appear
aucc. Mr.. Wood slili continues as one Of
it, Editors and has associated with him
Mr. Fen. q. Barker. Mr.. d. among other
things exsels in wusic and the Oracle may
henceforth be expected TO give forth true
and dulcet note, from the lower kennebe
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-05
COLLINS @
V0LTAIC
PLASTERS,

As F.rctro-GalvauIr Battery. c.a.a.a.s.y q. F..
y ihr celebrated Medicatsd Fofuu- rls...-
forming the srHuar~t rura' i've agent .a Che v.-..
of Wrd .rtuc, and utterly -uria,-.u. o. .....r
Plaster heretofore tn use They accomplish a..i.,
70 week than the oii Plaster In = = t...r ..,-
The, do not pafI.ttr TIM. s5.Ry
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-05

-Smuggler beat Judge Fullerton AZ
Mystic Park Monday. His beA time Was
a.ae IA.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-05

'hE SUBSCRIBER hereby give public notice 10
= an concerned, that he has been duly appoint
ed ana mas taken upon himself the trnst Of Exc
cutor oil lhe last VIII and Testament of
60, JOHN X. SoPER, late OF Orland
ID me co*of Han cock yeoma ,decea sed by giving
oond as me law directs; be therefore request all
persons VINO are indebted to the said dec easrd's
estaie, TO make Immediate payment. and those
Hi'o nave any immediate demands thereon. TO eh-
hiOit The fame Tor settlement.
Jons r. soPRR Jr.
Orland September 10th, 1875 8ws9
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-05
Chr Qllspcrtb Amerifdn.

Published every Thursday Morning at CoomNs
Slssk Ellsworth, Me, by THE HANCOCK
VoUSfy PUBLISHING COMPANY.
sor terms, &c, see first page
ss-s. VI. PErTESGILL Il Co, 10 State Street,
Boston, 81 Park Row, New York, sndi70l Chestnut
ssct, Philadelphia, are our Agents for procuring
ststrtis ements for the American In the above
cises. and authorized to contract for advert sing
cur lowest rates.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-05

Al Court of Probate holden at Bucksport, with
IN and Tor the County Of Hancock, on the 81
Wednesday OF Sept. A. ID. 1876.
STEPHEN THATCHER, Guardian OF Mary Mi
~ hkeb ais. minor heirs OF ThoIna. lilIikeu
late OF Boaton, Mass. in the County OF suffolk,
demonstrating presented his FIRST account 0i
Guar'iianship uLon said estate Tor Probate.
ORDERED- That the SAID Guardian give
notice thereof to all persons interested, By uaus
ing copy of this order to be published the
weeks excessively In the Ellsworth American,
printed In Ellsworth, that they may appear al a
Probate Court to be holden at Ellsworth on she
2nd ednesday Of Oct next, at ten Of the clock
IN the forenoon, anu shew cause, If any they hay-
why the same should not be allowed. fs
3w39 PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true ccpy-Attest: CHAs. p. DoRR, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-05

TO TIE HON. Judge Of Probate for the County
Of Hancock:
HE undo rsgned. Guardian Of Alice : CHM
4 ais =. minor heirs Of Daniel Il. Ginn. IN sala
COUNTY. deceased respectfully represents. that
sald de ceased died possessed OF Personal Estate
an In ventory OF which has been duly retursgi
into the Probate ONCE that their Circumstance
render y necessary tnat they should have more
OF s%ld Personal Estate than they are entitled 10
on distribution thereof. he therefore pIays that
your honor would grant them such allowance
out OF sald Perspnal Estate, as in your discretion
} gu may determine necessary and proper
ADONIkAM YOUNG.
September 20 1876.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, ss.-Court OF Probate BUCK sport
sept. Term, A. D., 1875.
Upon the foregoing Petition. ORDEREB-lha hat
sald Guardian give public notice to all persons
nteres ted, by causing copy of iris Order 10 be
PuoHshed three weeks successfully in the Els
worth Amestcan, newspaper published in Els
worth IN sald county, that they may appe ar at
1ourt OF Probate for said County to be held at
Ellsworth on the second Wednes day in October
next, at ten of the clock in the forenoO n and
she" cause, If any they have, why the same
should not be granted.
3wSs PARKVR TIrCr Judge
a true copy-Attest: CHAs. +. DoRR Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-05
RUTHERFORD B. HAYES,
OF OHIO.
roR VICE PRESIDENT:
WILLIAM A. WHEELER,
OF NEW YORK.
laoR PRESIDENTIAL ELRCToRs

Hon. W. ". THOMAS. Of Portland.
Hon. y. 4. FARWELL, Of Rockland.
F rsi DiSf. LITTLEFIEI.D
>.r3Ad DiIrtet--I. WARREN MERRILL.
Ib5ri Listrict-BENJ. II. METTCALF.
F.Hrth DtNrict-JoSEPH W. PORTER.
nm Uiarici-sETH L. NILLihES.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-05

r rancis I. Buaker, land called
The smith lot adjoining
James Ashley. 50 10 Ift
sullivan Granite Cow, land
known as thc College lab,is co... $3.50 ais
New YORK x Name Granite o.
IS acre. John Gordon lot
100 a. sullivan t,rauile io 1856 2tOo - .o
samuel y. Mcfarland land on
Beams Island, u 100 lis
CYRUS EMERY
Treasurer ot sullivan.
September 18th, 1876. Sw 20.