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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-01-20

Washington, January Is. The Republican
Committee have appointed Cincinnati, June
l4th, for the National Convention.
THE CALL.
WASHINGTON, d. c., January 49, 1876.
The next Union Republican National Conyeu-
tian. for the nomination Of candidates for Pres
ldent and ice President of the nited States
will be held in the city OF Cincinnati. on We'd
nesday, tJune 14th, 1876. at y O'Clock, noon,
and will consist Of delegates from each State
equal to the number of ITS Senators and Repre-
sentatives in Congress and of two delegates
from each organized Territory and the District
of Columbia.
In calling the convention for the election of
delegates. the committee of the several States
are recommended TO invite all republican cleo
tors and all other voters, without regard to
past political difference or previous party affili-
alton, who are opposed to reYiving sectional
issues, and desire to promote friendly feelings
and permanent harmony throughout the coun-
try by maintaining and enforcing all the con-
stitutional rights of every citizen, including
the full and free exercise OF the right of suffrage
without intimidation and without fraud, and
who are in favor of continued prosecution and
fuller punishment of all official dishonesty and
an economical administration of the govern
ment by honest faithful and capable officers
who are in favor of making such reforms in the
government as experience may from time to
time suggest, who are opposed to impairing
the credit of the nation by depreciating any OF
its obligations, and in favor Of sustaining in
every way the national faith and financial hon.
or: who hold that The common school system
il the nursery Of American liberty, and should
be maintained absolutely free from sectarian
control; who believe that for the promotion of
these ends the direction of the government
should continue to be confded To those who
adhere tn the principles of 17T6, support them
as incorporated in the constitution and laws,
and who are in favor of recognizing and
strengthening the fundamental principle OF ma
tional unity in this centennial anniversary of
the birth of the republic.
(Signed), Z. d. MORGAN.
Chairman of the Republican National Commit
lee. WIN. E. CHAMBER, Secretary.
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SheriH's Sale.

HANCOCK, ss.-Jan. LOTT, \. b., 1876,
I have this day taken on execution, the right
which sewall W. Perkins has to redeem ran
d mortgage 10 Eugene Hale and Arthur r. Drink
water, dated Nov. 9Th, 1870, and REGARDED IN H.
Hancock Registry OF Deeds vol. 49, page Its liz
store ara store tot, situated in Ellsworth in The
oounty 81 hahoock' bounded as follows
otherIy by Main Street. West by lot of Iosepb
FRIEND Co.,, Soulherly by land of the heirs of
me iate John BLACK, and EasterIy by lot of II &
- .. N. WhiiiDg, together with undivided hall
OF the brick wall OF said Whitiugs store on the
West side OF same
AND shall sell said right at public auction, al
.iie 1herin 8 Office In Ellsworth, in said County
OF Hancock, on saturday, the Eth day of Eeh
1876, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
a. X. DEVEREUX, Sheriff
true copy-attest:
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Boarding For Horses.

NE SSBstRiBER has leased a stable Oh
= FRANKLIN street, opposite II Joy's Blacksmith
ohop where he will keep horses by the hour day
or week,as low as any other place All persons IL
trusting their horses TO us. may be assured tha,
'hey VIII receive good care and good feed.
-, GEO z. OsGOOD.
Ellsworth, Nov. Is, 1870. 46u
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A large black beetle, having emerged
from the ear of Mrs. Herman Hunt of Con-
neaut township, Penn, she has emerged
IRON the Dixmont Insane Asylum in sound
mind
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Sanf0rds Independent Lime !
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
fSre aeduced 80 80 to Ro.ton I'm.
Guiding Railroad Fare to Bucksnor,

Fare TO River landings including Railroad fare
80 cents extra from Summer rates.
g. ~ The steamer EATAHDIN Cant
wv, X. Roix, viii leave Wintsrndft
,----s-zzs---essevery Tuesday at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
landing=. ~'' usual
- a IRAN will leave Bangor at the r. &NAR
q. pot at 10 o'clock a. Nj. to connect with ih
steamer at Bucksport. '''i inc
Wili leave Boston Tor Winterport and inter
h1euia'e landings, every Friday, at 1 O'Clock =
- special rain will take passengers from
tram, ~ " i'su 'a'
IN LOOMS TAYLOR, Agent.
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Notice of Foreclosure

DUBLlC NOTICE Is hereby given that The t.Sher.
man steel Company a corporation having
It's place Of business at Buck port Maine, on Tie
lith day OF December, A. d. 1870, b. its mortgage
deed 81 that date, conveyed to me ia mortgage A
certain parcel OF real estate, in said Buck port at
McDonalds Point. near omeit Brook, being The
lot on which the steel Foundry is siiuated, con.
tanning 500 square rods aud bounded Southwestern.
y, southeriY and Southeasterly by Penobscot
River, westerly by road and Easterly Nv land
OF +. epohord, and being the premises conyeye ed
by him NOV. 10Th 1869, together with all the water
rights and other privileges therein and as in said
Sponord deed specified together with the chin.
hey ana an buildings erected thereon and tie
wharf, also all the machinery consi,ting f So,
Engine Boilers, Furnaces, Hammers tools u var.
iou7 KINDS IN use, as purchased for use in and
aOous ana pertaining to the premises therein con.
veyeu, meaning and intending all the personal as
wen as real estate OF said company exeept lnrl
dillon OF said mortgage has been ,bToixen mi a.,
reason thereof claim to foreolose the same Ana
give this police tor that purpose,
Bucksport Jan. Ith. 1875. 3yy1
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PauDer Notice

ing undersigned hereby gives notice that he.
has contracted with the CITY OF EIiswor1b ,n,
the support OF the Poor during the ENSUING W.,
anu has made ample provision for their srn1nr,
ne therefore lorbids all persons from turn}.ajno
supplies TO any pauper on his account, as with
furnished. Y e Rt,Y w 1ii rs 81
Ellsworth, May Is, 1875 51i1 10
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from Europe, joined an opera company
here tins season. and started out on tour
through the country. His singing gave
excellent satisfaction, but for some un-
known reason, the newspapers did not
lavish so much praise on him as he thought
he deserved, and every day he complained
"a the manager. because the press did not
DO him justice, until the person IN charge
quite lost his patience, and immediately
sent Il note to the leading paper in the city,
where they were then performing. which
read Cost what it will, there must be an
eXtravagaut notice Of Signor - : sing
iny, in your morning edition rhe Editor
complied with the managers request and
no singer was ever eXtolled more highly
but the Signor lacked brains, aud this good
fortune turned his silly head-it was his
turn now 10 write Il note, aud he immedl J
ately demanded OF the manager, an in
crease of salary to the amount of four
hundred dollars per month, which was not
granted him, and the result is-he was
discharged. aud i. roaming about the
country with nothing to do.
HONNErs
II is still, the style for ladies 10 wear
their bonncts back from the iace, but GER
tain lady residing in Hyde Park now *
nores the fashion, aud has bought one Of
the turn down hats. which come tight
around the forehead and "sticketh closer
than a brother" Her reasons tor so doing
is that few days since she came to Bos-
ton with new twenty dollar bonnet on,
and on her way home, as she was crossing
the common. she noticed that everybody
stared at her and naturally enough,
though, they were admiring her new bon
net but when She reached the Providence
Depot aud glanced at the mirror, Imagine
her surprise 10 see herself bareheaded.
Twenty dollars gone, She searched 10 vain
for II. and now wonders how she could have
walked such distance on that cold day
with uncovered head. Probably the
thoughts OF the handsome bonnet kept her
warm.
one Of the iurymeu who helped to con
vict Mr.. Major ui murder in the first de-
gree. week before last, took breakfast at a
certain hotel. not many days since. where
they had l,hballs. and he mi,iakng them
Tor doughnuts, soaked one in his coffee and
ate H. II the remaining eleven are 10 wis
er than to. possibly MIR Major may be IN
noceut after all
The funeral 81 Mrs.. Addie Ryan Coolidge
the popular coutralto singer, took place
last Friday, at the church OF the Unity,
where She had sun. for eleven years.
The second trial Of Piper tor the murder
OF Mabel Dung, will commence the 3l,t
inst.
Theodore rIltou viii lecture III Music
Hall next Monday night. on the Human
Mind" H.
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Correspondence.
Letter from Boston.

From our Boston Cores ponlent.I
BosTUN. Jan. Il.
Won BuLow-wEsr End SAVINGS BANK
TIE ART OF sPELLING--A MUSICIAN LOST
HIS HEAD -BOSNETs-ITEMs
DIR. Won BuLow
The great event Of The week Of course,
has been the series of concerts given by
this great artist, for although this is his
second appearance here, the enthusiasm
and interest has not abated, in the least.
Every evening he astonishes the audience
with some remarkable feat in executing
his part, and he even goes 50 far a to set
an example, which some of the lesser
lights in the musical world, would do well
to Initiate, by playing the piano accom-
paniment for lady singer who assisted at
the concerts several evenings. Our solo
performers here. would feel insulted, we're
they asked TO act accompauist. and
would positively refuse, ever if the success
of the entertainment depended lentrely
upon the act. Won Bulow will give anoth-
CT seIles vi CouCtEts mere, the ilTsJ week IN
April.
WEST END SAVINGS BANK.
Great excitement prevailed Tuesday,
when il was known that the Savings Bank
Commissioner had applied for an injunc-
ton against this Bank. L. was done to re.
strain the Bank from transacting business
for few days, until its financial condition
could be decided upon, for it was thought
that some Of its securities had deprecated
in value. Probably there is no Savings
Bank in Boston. where the depositors rep
resent so largely the working people as
this. Nearly every school teacher at the
West End have their all. deposited there.
1t is hoped however, that it will not be
forced into liquidation, and very soon 1t
ing.
THE ART OF SPELLING.
Last season when the spelling matches
were all the rage, there was one of the
Boston School Committee. whose business
it is to deal in drugs, who took great inter
est in the mania which at that time seized
the community, and assisted in every way
he could, to make the matches success.
When the teachers were backward about
securing list of the scholars who were
willing to enroll their names as spoilers.
he would personally attend to il, and urge
upon them, the great need Of more thor
ough understanding OF photography. A
teacher also informs me, that when he
visits her school, the spelling class always
receives the first attention. 1t was pro-
posed to hun, several times last winter,
that he should join in the contests, as it
would encourage the scholars to have any
one in his position, take part but he stead
lily refused which was then a mystery, but
now as ! know that he put up, not long
since, package Of something that would
destroy Heas, and labelled 1t, Flee Powd-
en-" think | understand his reasons for
refusing to spell in public.
A MUSICIAN LOST HIS HEAD.
A very fine baritone singer, recently
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WOULD NOT BE WITHOUT
vEGETiNE
EOP TEN TlAEC Irc GncT

Inc great henoht heye rec. i,c.l nom t- ii-, ol
WIZ NJ induces mc ~ give INV Testimony I'D
TT favor. believe u tsp Dc mol oulv of great s...
tor restoring the health, but preventive ot II.-
rie'- peculiar e. tue spIEng ami SUMMER seasons.
would NOT b. without it Tor ton timr- it- .r-.
kDN ARD IILDLN.
Attorney and General Agent Ter Ma--.lr atI-t.,t.
ut tAe ,rItt-iAc Lie Assurance tJ4up.l4g
~. 80 ~eArs EUlduls. Boston, Mas.
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tive Counties, or either of rl''
IL, deputies; GREETING y
! NTE COMMAND you 10 attach the goods Or.
/ w estate OF Webster Treat, of Bangor, IN M,
County of PenObscot to the value Of three th,1.
aud dollars, and summon the said detcullnt N
he may be found 10 your precinct Ia appear t
fore our Justices OF the supreme ,IHii2itl C,u-,
next To be holden in Ellsworth within ami ls
our 0unty of Hancock, on the second Tar..i. a.
OF October next, then aud there in our said g,ra
to answer unto Peter MsCaulder ofRlrks,.,r"
MASTER MARINER.
IN \ PLEA OF THE CASE, fOr that the ,l;f a..
PENDANT at said Bangor, on the 18th day of N lrf
a. u. 1873, by his promissory note nfthli Qua.
by him subscribed, for value received. pr,rnf,sI
the plaintiff TO pay him or order the sum OF th-a
hundred and iifty nine dollars az his nfi.t ON H.
mand with interest; and plaintiff AYERS totf D..
duly presented said note for pHytu ant. acen-I,,
20 the tenor thereof And also, for that the II
defendant at said Bangor. on the pa dly of~.,.
temher \. y. ls73 by his other pr,mj+1 ,-v i, ~.
value received prom tse,l tue plaintiff t. pa, t
or order the sum OF twelve huuiret AMI iorty g.. y
a-lHa dollars on demau9 and int est
1Er IHuUGH OFTEN REGULATED. the SAID a..
PENDANT has not paid said sums either at ttao,
but neglect So to do To the damage OF SAIL uIl,.
ud a he stys} the sum o. Tires tlrustal 5,-
lars. which shall then anil there be male t1.t,.
pear Wsih other due damages, And nav. yuH t5..,
/ this Writ WEtA your ,iniuu, the elm
Witness JoHN APPLETON. Chief Just re of 44-
stti court. 1t Ellsworth THIS eleventh q .r .,.
June, 10 the year ct Our Lord one thpus lnd c CHI
hgnir@i and s|yruiY-Iyr.
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0e~ Advertisements.
Lost.


MOTTO l. hereby given that Mr-. kllloeth
In West, VI Ellsworth, hI-, ia writing. hottie. 4
the Hancock County SAVING BANK ut Ellsworth
- the los Of Deposit BOOK No ~. i~.uc,l ~ -aid
Bans 10 her aud has made Application Tor q.
duplicate book
Any person finding pr having said book are
requested to notify sail BInkp
BwJ CHARLES q. BI-REIIJ
Treasurer Of Hancock Co.. saving Bank.
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Notice.

A IL persons are hereby forbidden .resu,ss,p,
n and cutting wood on the land owned bv he
be prosecuted to the extent OF the law
smos AS FRANK 5. HODGMAN. ageu.
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ut WORKS like a charm,
RENNE'S MAGIC OIL.

rms : a purely vegetable, general family rem.
edy. Keep it in the house 10 use in case ~ amar.
gency.
TRY 1T INTERNALLY,
1t cures Collie, Cholera Morbus. Diarrbpa
S.amPs ana Pains In the stomach, Indigestion
sore Throat, Coughs, Colds &c
USE 1T EXTERNALLY.
1t cures Neuralgia, Catarrh, rheumatism.
Sprains, cuts, cruises, Old sores, Headache
Toothache, and in fact almost all the aches and
pains which flesh Is heir to-
Sold by all dealers in Medicines
MN. RENNE SONS, Proprietors, Pittsield,
Mass. Ivr{1
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OEND Is cts. to q. p. HOWELL & 60 New
~ York, for Book 9th edition) Containing lists
oi2oeD newspapers, and estimates showing cost
g sdYertising, lyz
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Please take Notice, that all demands due Henry
Whiting must he settled without any delay.
1nos- HENKl WHITING.
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Farm tor Sale.

SlTCATED on the Bangor road, III North ELL.
~ swoTih. six miles from the city. About one
lhlrd Is tillage, under good cultivation. the re.
malnder wood land, OF a superior growth ana
pasturng. Also tor sale one horse, two cows
Two wagons. harnesses, and farming tools
Inc above Will be sold at GREAT BARGAIN
for cash, if applied for before Feu 1T
Inquire Of
WARREN GARLAND, No Ellsworth.
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.ss-Sold in Ellsworth by G. A. Parcher, S. d.
Wiggin: Somesv ille-E. W. Allen, I. Ham1r.
hancock-Crabtree & Co. Sulvan-S Sin,nson
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telligent and thorough preparation for
those who resort to it for the duties of
their most important vocation"
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state of Maine.

HNCOCk, ss.-To the Sherins of our rcs..
~ tive Counties, or either of tf.,
" ( deputies: GREETING
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Republican National Convention.

Washington, January IS. The Republican
Committee have appointed Cincinnati, June
l4th, for the National Convention.
THE CALL
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From our Boston Correspondent
I,A-TAN i.p
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oro a day At hon,,. >rcrts wanted Ot,ntall
OiE terms free. TIL + X go. Augusta, Nj
ASTONISHING.

--.-- --Nr---- c--yv-,-. 1'a----,-- 70
Arrsre WASTED. "a SEW IoHK
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The great interest Joe tue thrilling HISTORY 1T ru.
country makes iul- tAe fastest selling book c4.H
published, IL cont sIu- over g. 10 fiv historical
craving and 30 pages vs. TN 4 lul. account pts.
approaching grand Centennial celebration. ~,...
t'r tult description iui extra Terms to Ago.
NATIONAL PUBLISHING co. Pujai,i- ..l
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SURVEY OF HANCOCK COUNTY.

Castine, Jan. 10. 1876.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-05
Good Thing for Sea Sickness.

On recent down trip of the Oriza-
ba, lady passenger, the wife of a
well known money king, was desper-
ately sea-sick. She was certain that
she was going to die, and to insure a
decent burial, insisted that the steam
er should be put ashore and let her off.
This sort of proceeding, while particu-
larly novel in some respects, perhaps
meritorious,wa little impractical, so
considered by the Captain and sew eral
passengers. The kind husband, after
puzzling his brain some time for So
luton of the difficulty, finally hit up
on the following remedy: He rolled
up some little pills of moist bread and
dropped them into an abandoned pill
box. They were soon coated with the
peculiar powder in which pills are u.s.
ually packed, as some of it was re-
manning in the box, and the process
completed, looked quite medicinal.
Approaching the despaiiing invalid,
the husband said: "My dear, here is
something which the Doctor sent
down to you, and its sure cure; they
taste bad, but take them right off and
you'll feel better in minute" The
pills were taken and the invalid was
soon completely restored and out on
deck looking at the sea-gulls and por-
poises.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-05
The School Money.

The following series of resolutions
was passed by the Council yesterday:
WHEREAS, All loyal efforts hereto
fore made by the Common Council of
this City in order to avoid the expense
and trouble to the taxpayers of this
city attendant upon the levy and col
lection of special tax for school pur-
poses, have failed, and we now see no
means of satisfactorily arranging the
matter with the Board of Education,
and, I
WHEREAS, We are consequently
compelled by said Boaad of Education
to proceed with the assessment, levy
and collection of such special tax.
Now, therefore, be it
Resolved By the Common Council
of the city of Los Angeles, that all
motions and orders of the Common
Council heretofore made, and prov.d~
ing for any postponement of the as
sessment of such tax be and the same
are hereby reconsidered, annulled and
repealed, and the City Assessor be and
he is hereby ordered to proceed with
out delay to the assessment of proper
ty in this city according to law and
for the levy of such special tax.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-05

San Francisco Markets.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 4.
FLoUR-City mills busy supplying local
trade and moderate export demand; jobbing,
SIS 15 to 1917. .l
WHEAT-Market 'measurably firm, sale of
800 sacks choice milling at 81 50; 300 do Port
Silver, 81 97l2; shipping quiet at 81 50 to so.
BARLEY-Fair inquiry for feed prices un-
changed; sale of 250 sacks choice bay feed at
81 2713; 400 do good coast do, 81 rs; brewing
steady at 81 so 10 l 30.
OArs-Recent heavy arrivals from Oregon
weakened market somewhat sale 100 sacks
good feed at So 20; 81 do choice surprise, 50 50;
choice feed, 81 to 20.
PoTAToEs-Market shade weaker, liberal
receipts; sale 100 sacks good Petaluma at
81 80; Petaluma and Tomales selling at 81 40
to %; sweet, 3la to 4c per lb.
RfE-Steady at ST A.
CORN-Choice, 81 35 per GENITAL.
CHEESE-Cal, ID to lie; Eastern, l6 TO 22l5c.
BEEswAX-Choicc brings soc.
HONEY-Choice white in frames, Is to 2214e;
No 2, 15c; dark l0c; strained, to 121ac per
pound; cases of l doz pals. 425.
PROvISIoNS-Jobbing rates Eastern hams,
1Sc; Cal, 1871 to I4c; Gala. bacon, IL to lie;
smoked beef, to Sc; lard, tierces, IL to l5c;
lard. cases, l2% to l4c; eggs choice, 80 TO
35c.
BUTTER Fresh roll plentiful, dropping; %
to soc; flrkin, 22H to 25c; pickled roll, 2212 to
2jc; Cal, 10 to lie; Eastern, 20 to SOC.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-05
One of the most gay and festive oc-

One of the most gay and festive oc-
casions that have come off lately in
this vicinity, was the surprise party
given to Mr.. and Mrs. Coronel at their
house last Wednesday evening. There
was music and dancing, Irritation and
feasting until late hour iii the
morning, and we venture to bet all
the money we have in Temple
& Workman's bank, that the COM
pany retired to rest with light
er hearts and consciences more
clear than many of those who did not
have half the fun. We give the names
of most of the jewellers as warning
to others to go and do likewise: e
Dunham, Mrs Williamson, VIM Ruth,
Miss Buzzell, Woodwork, Mrs Dali
ly, A Sepulveda, Miss f Coronel, S
Sepulveda, Miss HI Tembrook, Joseph
Aguirre, Miss G Wilburn, G. Yorba,
Miss f Sepulveda, w B Peak, Miss H
Turmon, p Coronel, Miss A Bonsell
Don Andrew Coronel, Miss Lottie Va
lencia, Mrs Coronel.
Mr.. nj. L. Power, an old forty miner,
is at the Grand Central, having come
up from Florence, Arizona. He speaks
in flattering terms of the mining in
terest of the Pinal mountains, and
says that the prospect of the Silver
King, a mine that was located last
March, exceeds anything in richness
of ore that he has ever seen, the Com
stocks not excepted. He has recently
negotiated the purchase of the above
named mine for San Francisco capi-
talists. About twenty-five tons OF ore
have been shipped to San Francisco,
thirteen tons of which yielded $l,5O0
per ton. The vein of the mine is sixty
feet in width. They are now down
forty-one feet, with two millions of ore
in sight. He exhibited specimens of
the shipping ore to party of several
old residents, who pronounced it equal
to any they had ever seen, some of
them being almost solid silver.
Washington Gardens is the place to
spend Sunday if person needs relax
alton or amusement, and who does
not? There is large collection of
wild animals. Seflor Gonzales, who
turns double somersault on single
rope, the Mexican wire performers and
acrobats, fine music, and lots of other
amusements to suit every one. To-
morrow they have big programme.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-05

ed up with their subject and were
roundly applauded.
Mr.. Eastman's resolution was then
put and unanimously carried.
AS a sort of clincher, Mr.. Hazard
moved that the advisory committee
confer with creditors and obtain the
agreement of sufficient number to
secure the estate from bankruptcy.
Unanimously carried, and the meet
ing broke up with good feeling.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-05
A Card.

EDITOR HERALD: l find in your
statement of the affairs of Temple &
Workman's bank that / am charged
with an overdraft of about $780, and
nothing is noted Of return of drafts
unpaid. M. MORRIS.
Los Angeles, Feb. 4th 1876.