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state of Maine.

!" !h, Electors the CIR uf EU<,rorfh
Pursuant to warrants from the Mayor and A nier.
men of uIc city of Ellsworth, the AUS guaLluti
tir'tora pi SAID tty hereby notiicd to meet IN
their respective NarI Room on "Wednesday ui,,
thirteenth lag ui December inst ut ten O'Clock lu
Tie forenoon, % vote by ballot upon the follow ny
proposition, submitted hy the Common Council ot
u" city, u Wit The terms OF the subscription of
the tity ui Fll7W urth 10 the tapItl Stock III h,.
Bangor AMI Calais shore Line K K COMPANY shall
OS u4udiiv'i and amended by striking out the fol
owing "oF't- so much oi said money a- NAV
be necessary therefor, shall be expended ana used
IN the construction Of the road bed ready tor the
rails. On that part Of the line Of said Rail Road in
the tltF Of Ellsworth, between a point near the
>uTry me- below Bnnyey'- wharf, near Union ri,
eF' anu AZ point near sand river at Fails Ni!.gc
ana inserting IN the place thereof, the word, one
hun,lred thousand dollars shall he expended East
" nion River, AMI ~ the Instruction of a road
bed ready Tor the rali-, toward Cherryfleld begin.
n!nE al a point IN sIri Ellsworth within one haIf
mile OF iAr tt-tl House, and west OF the hou-.
oi Ley! WIZ a"r. -al, expenditure d be continuous
from s4.i point The balance shall be expended
IN 7A'i Ellsworth IN tue continuous construction Of
road bed And bridge, ready for The rails from
ihe Aforesaid point west, towarl Tic lown Of
Buck-pOrt.
The Mayor shall modify and amend said sub
scrpu"n N accordance herewith.
Those u Favor Of said proposition Will vote
"lcs"
Those opposed to said proposition will vote "No "
IN" polls on such day ot meeting 10 remain open
uht'l four o'clock in the afternoon, when they shan
De closed The Aldermen viii be IN open seasIon
al their room IN Hancock Hall bud dung two to live
O'Clock IN the afternoon, on each of the three secu
lAr days next precediA. said day OF meeting Tor
uIc purpose Gi correcting the list ut voters
FER ORDER.
l.. Il. WYMAN,
iwiJ CIty CLERK
Ellsworth American., 1876-12-07

volleys rolls along the Confederate line.
The bullets 90 pattering around, visiting
overhead, knocking up the dirt, killing or
woundlng few horses and men. but do
ing surprisingly little damaged. all things
considered. The trOt mas become gal
lop, and As the pattering of bullets be-
comes heavier a wild savage veil breaks
from every throat in that long wave of
cavalry. and away they 90, the lines lost
in confused clumps of horsmen, with way
ng >;.bres the hors crazy with excitement.
leapiug halr ont Of their skins as they race
for Confederate batteries a.d lines ot cav
airy.
Clusters attach was arranged in sight
Of k.Sser, yet proved triumphantly sue
ce,>Ml. One brigade in front. another
to The right the Third to the left. they
swept on at charge, not needing the
fire curled around RosSer's fanks in a
moment and before he could tell what
had happened, had him enclosed in a sem
icircle of charging horse. Vain all his
efforts when his fianks were threatened.
Had the attack been made on foot, he
mi gbI have had time to think: but the
sudden aud impetuouS rush of a whole
division comp letely demoralized the Con-
iederatrs. Despite Roser's efforts. away
they vert into the widest OF confusion
driven back at 4 gailop FOR nearly two
miles
Ellsworth American., 1876-12-07
Education al.
Free High Schools

! These .chuOls have been 10 operation
/ several years, the question j. asked, Shall
/ they he continued: Doubtless the State
| will sustain them, unless in theory or prac-
/ tice they are found not sound. What Were
/ they desigHcd 10 do; The law says The
| course Of study contemplated hy this act
shall embrace the ordinary academic stud
les. especially the natural science. in their
Application 10 mechanics. manufactures.
and agriculture. re whom were they 10
be opens 'rhey shall be free To all youth
IN such towns. on such attainments OF
scholarship as shall be fixed by tie school
Committee
Vnis indicates that The frue high school
Is to dc special work. fer class OF pu-
pills having u certain degree Of scholarship
IL /. not 10 be. or To take the place of the
common district school, but 10 b" so far
above il. a. TO prove an incentive to every
pupil to strive to make the most OF his
time opportunities and abilities in the com
mon school SO that he may enter the hiph
school.
The high school is NOT 10 come down To
the level OF the district school but to raise
the standard of public instruction.
Some think that 10 education shonld be
provided at the public expense. beyond the
Indispensable branches OF elementary m
struction. But provisions for higher edu-
cation Is essential as IA means Of securing
the best use of elementary instruction.
Our common schools lack efficiency to-day,
because there is no higher instruction to
supplement them. Educational improve
ment works from the top. downward.
Where the high school has placed its
standard as high as the spirit Of the law
requires. it has been opposed by the igno.
rant, but maintained by the intelligent
people OF the town. it has won its way to
popular favor, and its inf uence has been
marked, upen the educational standing Of
the community.
Our excellent State Superintendent finds
an opposition 20 the free high school. in
high places because it has not been
made, in many cases, what the law coli
templated.
The teachers aud frieuds Of these schools
must elevate their standard. and make
them power for good that will be felt in
every community. The high school must
not be too high, but it must stand above
the district school, callin. to all the pupils
below, strive to oqme up li'aher,'
.l....l 4. .l..l
not lGanIfesting an eleyatiHS Influence IN
our educational system, they deserved TO
be condemned, but II they are doing good
work they will be maintained. f.
Ellsworth American., 1876-12-07
BANGOR, Dec. q. IffG.
Nr. Editor

BANGOR, Dec. q. if'H.
ur. E,iuOr:
ihe temperance warfare III this vicinity
Is ssill going on, and there is still much
need of it, the most active zoe lust now, be-
Ing the sD-called ciigr. the most OF which
never saw an apple-tree, but is manufact-
ured ia this city and peddcd from door TO
door IN imitation country carts. and sold
by the glass Ia many tipplins- shops. II
Is this according to the City Marshals
testimony, which brings the most of the
Inmates OF the lookup to that miserable
halting- place.
City Hall vas opened last Thursday, as
on the two previous Thanks giving days.
for meetings in this cause. Two year ago
the Reform Climb, then in the glory OF its
youth, filled 1t all day and evening with
those heart-warm and fraternal thronus
that were wont to assemble at their call.
last year the Crusade held meetings there
and This time the Young Mems Temper
ance Union held morning prayer-meet-
ilg, ~ AFTERNOON social prase. meeting.
and another IN the evening at which Mrs
Nj. l.. IOskins delivered an address.
You IN Ellsworth who have recently
heard the latter, hardly need to be told
of the qualification with which we listened
to her discourse, so full of sound counsel,
OF humor, Of generous testimony and of self
sacrificing earnestness for the good of men
and the staying of the great DESTROYER.
IL was the finest temperance address that
has been given III Bangor for many month.
with the single exception OF Prof. Fosters
brilliant lecture delivered here in Septem
Der last, and bespoke alike the graceful
writer and the warm hearted Christian
woman God bless her IL her Iaaors.
wherever 5ile goes
BY the way. Bangor IS prumised the
pleasure Of again hearing Prof. Foster Of
Fredericton. who WIS announced a lew
~eeks as.i - I-pture l,ore the 2ist, of tbi.
nonth, thiA Tine Ruder the auspices of the
T. NJ. /, U. We understand his subi .,.t
will be, The Foundation of the LIQUOR.
traffic examined" He will be WARMLY
Ellsworth American., 1876-12-07
SpttiaI Aotiees. 9
SCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS

NtHENth ) NlANDRAkE FILLS
VIII be found 10 possess those qualities neCcS-
>ary to the total eradication Of all billion, at
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and give = healthy tone to the entire system.
'''''~~-' '' = M ordinary discovery in medical
science TO have invented a remedy for these
stubborn complaints, which develop all the re-
suits produced By heretofore free use of caio-
mel, mineral Justly dreaded by mankind, and
acknowledged to be- destructive n the extreme
to the human system. That the properties Of
certain vegetables comprise an the virtue, OF
cAlomeI without il, injurious tendencies. i, now
an admitted fact, rendered noii,putablc by
scientific researches; and those who use the
Mandrake PHI. will De fully satisfied that the
best medicines those provided BY nature in
the common herbs and root, OF the fields,
These pills open the bowel, and correct all
bilious arrangements, ithout salvation or
any Of the injuriou. effects Of caIpmcl or other
poi>on, Thc secretion nf bite /, promoted by
these pills, a. wili be seen by ihr altered color
Of tn stools, AID disappearing of the ~lilow
complexion aud cleansing of the tongue.
Ample directions ior u,c, accompany each
box of pli>.
Prepared only hy J II. ~,hrncA 4 ~nn, At
their principal office, corner sixth and Arch
streets, Phiade ipdta and for ,4r by all drug
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THURSDAY. DECEMBER :, ,s75.
Thn Presidential Situation

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Political Notes.
NHM AARk 4

NEN ohh y
The Tribune's New Orleans despatch
says it was reported last night that the ILL
den electors will receive their certificates
from GOV. McEnery. claiming legally to
hold the position, aud that they vii meet
and cast their vote tor Tilden.
A New Orleans special 10 the Herald
New York. 4th. says it has leaked out that
the Returning Board will certainly throw
out nine parishes. thus giving the State 10
Hayes bv l 200 majority. and that besides,
many parishes and CITY officers elected by
Democrats. will be counted ont.
-CongreSs Hale says the evidence in
his hands shows that nineteen murders
have been committed in the Parish Of East
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, within year
Benjamin Morgan, coroner, had had eleven
eases brought mp to his notice; but he was
unable TO trace out the murderer. In
Sept. lac received an anonymous letter.
signed Captain of Regulators, warning
him to leave the parish on pain Of death.
There seems to be no doubt that sew
eral bloodthirsty Northern Democrats re-
ceived vigorous snubbing from their
southern friends when the prospect OF con-
flict in the doubtful States was threaten
ing. IL is said on good authority that when
the Northern warriors tele@raphei 10 New
Orleans. Resist all attempts TO deprive
YOU of your rights. and We will stand by
you to the last. the answer came back.
No, thank you; we tried that plan once.
~...tsN,, .uu We uUu l
care TO do so any more. You do the lead
/ ing thi, time aud let Us do the reinforcing.
/ No wonder the prospect OF gore was blight
ed By such retort-N. Y. Tribune.
President Lincoln. in MAY. lsGi. REG
commended giving the right Of suffrage To
negroes 10 Louisiana. in a letter la which
he made the following suggestion:
/ They would probably help. IA some try
10: time to come, to Keep the jewel of lib-
crtv in the family Of freedom.
Al time like this it :. well to bear IN
mind this suggestion.
WASHtNGToN.
The President iu conversation >tsie>
that he does not believe that Gen. Ruger
had failed to fulfil the promise, made
Messrs. Hampton and Gordon a. "">
chrased By the latter. lie said the charge
fha: government had made illegal use OF
troops in interference with state affairs
was not sustained.by facts. lie believed
tnat all the questions growing out OF the
presidential contest will be peacefully ad-
justed, and that counsels of wise aud pa
triotic men on both sides viii prevail. He
said the cabinet were divided. several mem
bers advocating the ejectiug of contesting
members OF the South Carolina legislature
while others opposed it, He, the Presi-
dent. favored the latter view. aud II "a'
80 decided.
Ellsworth American., 1876-12-07
The Assembling OF Congres S.

WAsHINGIoN. Dec. Both Hou>c. of
Congress met nj noon. An lumeusc crowd
was Ia attendance ia the Hall of Repre-
s-ulalye> thy House was called To o.
d.r BY Adams. the Clerk.
In the senate. Blaine oi Maine. cGarce
aud FILLER Of Colorado, and Price from
West Virginia. were sworn. aud Chafice
drew for the louy term ending March
ls73. aud attcr appointing Committee "a
notify the President. u T. 20 took recess
Republican members OF the House held
a caucus this morning al which Il wa-
unanimously determined that the Rcpubli-
can ballots for Speaker shall be cast for
Representative Garfield QC Ohio.
Ellsworth American., 1876-12-07
Correspondence.
Letter From Washington i.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.,

fore the Louisiana Returning Board on the
2sth ult. has caused profound sensation
here. The efforts of Democrats lead
err ni he party and men of national repu-
tayion to divert the attention of the public
from he tens OF thousands of outrage> Wis
tied upon Southern Republicans since the
close OF the war, aud their .ueerin2 allus-
ions to the ''bloodS shirt" in Congress and
on the stump. have had the effect upon
many well meaning but crcdulouS men TO
reader them sSeptical and regard the tales
OF horror coming up from the South n
gross cXaggeraiions. This class of men.
like General Smith OF the Democratic Wis
iting committee feel that they have been
wiiiuIly deceived. and had been led into a
partial endorsement of the Democratic
party, which, it this woman's story j, true,
it General Bruok> j. correctly reported.
aud ii the score, of other witnesses in the
same direction can be relied upon. they
will hereafter blush to acknowledge. OF
course every artihce known To pruticient>
ia thi. Democratic game Of deception, is
rr-prted 10, To belittle this TESTIMONY. aud
10 turn away this weight OF odium that
threatens to crush the whole organization,
through the revelation, now bein. made
o. imminent i'm New Orleans.
IN, new excitement awakened by the
'-s.-----' B" S"mth Carolina, was not
"'drS - ee"er'' or 'ohS-'Neu a that
-''"IhG Guy ~ ihe erection IL was ieH
thar The rilc-club r'formers OF that state
had iu'rn INTO pit q their own digging
anl after the lapse of a lew hours. there
Wa rrtnrn {" ihe normal mental coudi-
top~ and. though tie H'o>t ot a. make no
rr'f u>'"u> - constitutional lawyers. We
? peuN mnch All t'Ii and acNnoN'rd@el tie
need "t a military tore" in Columbia 10
preserve ne pnhit peace; Ter Il cannot he
doubted that had It not been tor the Pres
id"m'N wise prrr1rti'n, thr state govern
'"'"t '''ft "'"l' N'Ne "''h "Nct'hI""h
Ellsworth American., 1876-12-07

welcomed. no speaker having made a more
favorable impression since the work be
gan. than he did on the occasion of his
first lecture, before the Women's G. r..
Union.
The latter association Is earnestly at
work With its temperance prayer-meetings,
its private labors, and in inauguratng a
juvenile society which begins most prom
isingly.
IL is AN active season also with the Wo.
mems Crusade and the Reform Club, who
are beginning to raise funds tor their next
wears expenses in the Readu. room. They
give play-"The Poor of New York
this week. and a levee is also IN prepara.
tion ior some evening Of this month not
yet announced. The County Lodge of
Good remplars meet in this city next Tues
day holding a public meeting in the even
Ing, at City Hall.
Ellsworth American., 1876-12-07
NOTICE.

en ALL, IN a few weeks, advertise Tor sale. ac
= corning TO law, all lands in unincorporsted
sn'Ps 70 this County on whichIthe road taxes
ior 1910 have not been paid 80 - g
90 LUTHER LORD,
Owls Treasurer OF Hancock Countv.
Ellsworth American., 1876-12-07
. . . . .

The Press ssy. that Hon. q Il Wind
len. prominent citizen OF Calais, died
sunday morning Mr. Whdleu VAS
lawyer by profession aud h4s bern prom
neut in State politc-. lie wa Mayor Of
Calais IN lS7i-j. has repre- sented that city
ia the legislature a. a member OF the
House. and was at one time collector Il
customs TOR the Pa>>amaquoddy district.
the Calais Times whisii il now carried on
bv hi, son. He was gentleman OF classi-
cal education ard 80. ~irs'.'' '''ice and
bearing aud was weli-kuown throughout
the state
Ellsworth American., 1876-12-07

Ao1BY UNIVERsITY.-A neatly printed
Catalogue of this Institution has been re-
ceived Whole number of students 100 /;
Semoirs IL: Juniors. "A; Sophomores, 30;
Freshman. 38 Among this number are
eight Y0nn2 ladies. There is but one stu
desst from Hancock County, viz. Willis !.
Eog, of Ellsworth, of the Sophomore class.
Ellsworth American., 1876-12-07
The Electoral Vote.
A PROPOSAL OF sLAr-pAsU CONSTITUTION
AL TiNkERING.

A PROPOSAL OF SLAP-DAsU CoNsTITt TON
AL TiNkERING.
ST. LoCI>, Dee. 1. Ex-senator Carl
SchurZ and John B. Henderson and other
prominent men of this city. have forward
ed a letter to the President OF the United
States Senate relative to counting of the
Electoral vote. with request that he lay
before tne senate e. ~ heS hseSSntfy ta, taaht ne 6
some action which shall settle political dis
quietudc. The clause in the Constitution
respecting the canvas.Ing OF thc Electoral
vote. i quoted aud pronounced indefinite
aud liable to divers constructions. The
attempt To canvass the vote III Joint session
OF Congress i deprecated a. certain 10
raise partisan issues aud develop a strife
which may prove most di>a>trou. 10 the
country.
PROPOSAL To RUSH THRouuH \ CoN>TlIt
TIo>AL AMLNpMENr.
The letter then proposes a, a remedy
that the whole matter shall be transferred
to the supreme Courr oi the Unircd states.
~ that j. :iIe only tribuusl from which a
fair and bipartisan decision. one which
{ will satisfy lkc whole people. can be ob-
taiurd 10 effect this The letter proposes
that the twn Houses shall improve the
three week, preceding CHRISTMAS In irau-
iug aud agreeing upon a constitutional
amendment placing ia the supreme Court
I the duty OF SAuva>sinE the Electoral vote
/ tina: most of the state Legislatures meet
F Immediately AFTER the holidays. when the
/ amendment could be submitted. The let
/ ter holds TO the opinion that ii the amend
ment be ratified without delay. Il could b.
made a part OF the stitution, and apply
10 the present election. Both of the Pres
+ ideutial candidates. il j. urged. would re-
/ coEulI tuc Wisdom ut:ti- & rIuf.r VHi both
Republican aud Democratic legislature
would ratify il. The letter dwell, al length
4 on the wisdom OF removing this important
matter from tribunal likely to be affected
( by party strife.
Ellsworth American., 1876-12-07

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Ia the Senate Mr.. Edmund, presented 4
resolution authorizing inquiry into the re-
zen, election, in the three contested State.
Ingalls, presented a resolution recon-
mrudng a Convention al Columbus. Ohio.
ia May next. 10 revise and amend the Con
>titutiOG. Both ordered 10 lie on the Ia
bie AT L the Senate adjourned.
senator Sharon of Nevada sgys he doe,
not propose 10 resign his seat in the / =
Senate. as rumOred.
Ellsworth American., 1876-12-07
An intensely interesting Book.
NOTICE.

MHEhEAs. my wife. Eliza ). Brewer, has left
W my bed and board without reasonable
cause, hereby give notice thereof and that /
shall not be bound by any debts of her contract
ing. ALBION n RREWER
surry, Dec. 4, l776. 4g}w.
Ellsworth American., 1876-12-07

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uar Complaints. Diabetes. Gravel. lnconti-
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and Diseases Of the Urino-Gental Organs, are
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lNFALLiBLE EYE WASH makes the Eyes
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Ellsworth American., 1876-12-07
SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH.

- now recommend it exclusively. and consider
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lie"
/. r. CAMPBELL, HosIoN.
Ellsworth American., 1876-12-07

-Messrs. klby aud Woodbury. Of The
Somerset Reporter propose to publish
monthly journal devoted to the Interests oi
the Masonic aud odd Fellow institutions,
il sufficient encouragement j, offered 10y the
members of these bodi~-.
Ellsworth American., 1876-12-07

Ole Bail is to be in Portland on the
eighteenth of December.
Ellsworth American., 1876-12-07
SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH.

"Ihe benefit derive from its daily use is to ne
iNNALUARLE.'
HENRY WELLS OF WELLS, FARGO Il Co.
Ellsworth American., 1876-12-07
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