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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT FIRM; FUTURES CLOSED STEADY
FLOUR DULL-wHEAT DULL AND NOMINAL
CORN EASY OATS DULI.-wHIsKEY LOWER
PORK DULL-LARD QUlET-PETRoLEUM NoMI-
NAL--sPIRI1s TURpENTINE sTEADY-RosIN
NoMINAL-oILs FIRM COFFEE QUIET-sUGAR
QUIET-FREIGHTs UNCHANGED.
THURSDAY, Jan. 1876 r. NJ.
Business almost everywhere light to-day and
the markets were generally dull while In some
lower prices were accepted others the ten
dcncy was in iavor OF buyers On Change hour was
dull and heavy. Wheat was dull and cntircIy nomi-
nal Corn easy. Oats dull and lower Tor
inferior. whiskcy was dull, lower and nominal
Pork was dull and nomnrlly unchanged Lard was
quiet Frcghts unchanged. Cotton the spot
firm futures closed steady. Coffee and quiet
Oils firm. Petroleum dull and nominal Rosin
was also duh and nominal Spirits turpcntne was steady
CorrKx-The market for Rio little active
steady We note sales of 4I74 bags ursa Minor pr
vatc terms, and late last evening 1,2O1 bags cx-
Commodore Dupont also private terms We
quote Ordinary cargoes, lTAc. a Isc. alr do. IY4c
DOC good do. 2o,4c 2oc. prime do, 2os,c Gle. tx
rcne range for i7s4c 22sc Santos. fair good
lo,ac poe gold 30 days; Java government bags &c.
.3c. do. grass mats 23c 24c; Singapore I0c. a2Ic
CeyIon, 100 q 2lc; Maracabo I0c. 201ac Laguayra
l9c 2o6c.; jamaica lac 1yc. st. Domingo. lie "a
I71.c. Porto Rico, lsxc 2OMc. Costa Rca, 1Sisc. q
Gle; Mexican. 1sisc. zoe Manila l9c 2Oc Argos
tura 2oc 2ic Savanilla. l9c. 2Oac Curacao, ls1ac
u zoe
C0rroN on the spot in moderate demand but firm
Futures opened steady at about last evenings closing
prices but somewhat unsettled later In the forenoon
there better feeling the market
closed steady with tue prices showing gain for tho day Of
about l,32c The closing prces to-day compare with
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Tho closing pricos OF Philadelphia stocks

ADVANCE AND DECLINE SAN FRANCISCO.
The following table OF prices OF the promine gold
and silver mining shares including the opening prices
to-day, received by telegraph from San Francisco,
is furnished by William Ward, Drexel Building-all
nricea IN rod-
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HAVANA MARKET.
HAVANA, Jan. 25, 1877.
Exchange weaker. Sugar firm.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 25 1877
Coton--Futurcs firm; uplands. low middling clause,
June and July delivery, z 5-l6d
OILS.
LONDON. Jan. rs. 1877
Linseed oil. 2Gs a 26s 30. per cwt
ANTWERP. Ian. 20, 1871
Petroleum, 5O1sI tor fine pale American.
PRODUCE.
LONDON. Jan. -, 1877
Tallow AS Sd. per cwt Spirits Ut turpentne 33S ID.
per cwt . -
New York Produce Exchange Report
IIykRPooL, Jan, 70, 1871
Pork-Esstern Grmsr 81 sos Western dull GOA Bacon
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Tho transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated 124 200 shares:-New York Central and
Hudson, 96 Eric, 9700 Lake Shore, 80, 600; Cleve.
land and Pitsburg, 200; Northwestern, 100; North
preferred, 800; Rock Island 800; Pacific Mail,
7,ls9; ST. Paul. 1900; St. Paul preferred, 1900;
Ohios, 1905 Western Union, q, 600 Wabash, 100;
Union Pacific, 900; c., c., c. ana L., 200; Delaware,
LacKaw anna and Western, 13, 500; Now Jersey Gen.
trail, 6Ss5; Michigan Central, $500; Illinois Gen.
trail, 2025; Delaware aud Hudson Canal. 100
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows tho opening highest and
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5000 Tn PRc Rk LIST.
1000 $ Pbds OF Mo.
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JoHN II. HUDSON, Secretary
Ksip On Thursday, 25th inst, after lingering III.
ness, AoSks. wife Of William Reid. aged ~ years, 3
months and ID days
Funeral from her Iatc residence, es2 Hudson st.. on
Saturday. 27,h nj two O'Clock
ScHxiDr.-AxAiIA, beloved wife OF Row. Abraham
Schmidt, aged ~ years.
The relatives and friends OF the family. also the
members OF Congregation Gates Of Hope, Ruben
Lodge, No g. o. =. g. OF r.. Yorkvillc Lodge, No.
10, q b. A. Zcrubabc Lodge. o. b. H., at Rochester,
N. y; Monroe Lodge, X. s. b., Of Rochester N. Y.
are respectfully invited 20 attend the funeral nom her
last rcsidepce, a26 East 49,h st. on Friday, the 10Th
inst, at haii-past nine O'Clock A. NJ.
81 years and Is lays
Relatives and friends Of tho family Also members OF
Tecumsoh Lodge, 4s7, y and A. NJ, also ramminy
Hall General Committee Of tho Fourth Assembly dis.
trict are respectfully invited 70 attend tho funeral
IRON his late residence. ~ Corears st., on Sunday
January -. ut haIfpast ono r. ~
sSYrm-0n the 2lth lust, GEORGE sxYrH, In the
Tho iunera Will take place from his late residence
269 West ga St, at nine O'Clock A. NJ. Saturday.
STRAUSS MOUNT NRBon LoDGr, No 257, r. AND A.
M.-B.ErHRxS-You arc respectfully requested 10 ~.
tend the funeral OF Mrs Caroline Strauss mother Of
our brother, LcmueI Strauss, from the residence Of
the deceased, 25l 7th ST. on FRIDAY morning, January
g. at ten o'clock by order OF
loaiLSsoS Suddenly, Tuesday. January 23, Ed
WARD y. ToxLISsoS, IN the Seth year of his ago.
v TO- ae ne on Esv
26, At three r. NJ, from ST. AIMS church., 18th st.
near 9th sv.. without further invitation.
y.
CoRxELIA wife OF Charles X Trul and daughter of H
N. Hubbard.
wARp.--On January IS, THOMAS WARD, In shs 02d
year Of his age.
Relatives aud friends are requested 70 attend the
funeral from his late rcsidencc Is Warren S. Brook.
Iyn, on January ~, at two o'clock. ~
WArEHnoUsk --suddcny, in brooklyn, on Tuesday.
the Esd inst. cnnlsrSA r., beloved vile Of George
Watcrhousc aud daughter OF toe late Row. Archibald
kisbctt, OF Glasgow, Scotland.
The iu1erai will take place from her late residence.
No 4 Lcncrts place, Brooklyn, on Friday, tho 20,k
INST, at three o'clock Relatives aud friends are rc-
spectIully invited
wHxrwoRru. In ths elst year Of hs sgA
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-08
From Washington.
THE SILVER BILL.


The bill to make the silver dollar of
4l2 2 grains full legal tender passed the
House. Monday. By a larger majority than
was expected.
No opportunity was given Ia Offer sew
ersl proposed amendments. aud the bill
was sent to the senate. /; j. thought ~cv-
eral amendments changing the character
OF the bill. may he then adopted. Mann
think. however. that the hill viii pas the
Senate "a it come from the House.
RESUMPTION PEPEAL~
Mr.. Ewing succeeded, Monday. IN hav.
ing his resumption repeal bill! made the
order of the day every day this week, and
gives the. opportunity for debate desired
by the friends OF sound currency.
the BANKRUPr LAW.
The bill introduced by Representative
FRYE. 40 amend the bankrupt law" pro-
poses TO repeal the bankrupt act OF March
? 1867. aud all supplemental acts on that
subject aud enact in lieu thereof the follow
ing
Be il enacted. a.. That whenever any
debtor, individual. firm OF corporation in
falling circumstances shall make a VOIun-
tary surrender or assignment of an their
property. assets. r-tst" and rflrct- Tor the
benefit Of 'he creditors without preference
or without having gwen any preference in
contemplation Of bankruptcy under the
4.
shall reside. or in which the principal
officer OF the corporation islocat"d. such
debto- shall be discharged from all further
liability for debts existing at the time of
such assignment or surrender; provided
the assigned estate aud effects shall be sui-
ficieut In amount to pay perreniums OF
such debts. and provided further that In =
act shall not apply to any debts owing in
any tiduciary capacity
Second. The evidence of discharge
shall be the certificate under the seal OF
the court having jurisdiction Of the ac-
counts
Referred to tie Committee on Judiciary.
COMPULSORY rrLorAGE.
4 bill Introduced by Representative Har.
denberg to relieTe certain ships and vessels
from compulsory pilo; fees. provides that
no agent. owner. trustee or consignec ot
any ship or vessel duly enrolled and IL
ceu.ed and engaged 10 the coa,ting trade
I or fishing. shall by virtue ut the laws OF
any state be compelled 10 take. employ or
pay pilot not voluntarily employed on
entering or departing from ans port or
harbor, or entering, passing through or
leaving any channel, passage or strait with
/ In the waters OF the United States.
| Referred to the Committee on Commerce,
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-08
Alarming Gommunistir Movement In Cali.
foruia

SAN Francisco, Nov. 3-Fur several
weeks past a series OF so called working
mems meetings nave been held in open air
at various points il this city. at which the
speakers INDUCED in the most violent In
cendiary harangues. threatening the peace
of the community aud the lives and prop.
erty of a number OF prominent citizens by
name. No attempt has been made Ia ar
rest the speakers. owing to the disinclina-
tion of the authorities to make martyrs OF
them, The press has also been silent until
within few days. when the principal
journals sounded an alarm nj the impetus
with which the disorderlv movement j.
gaining. aui are row ctliin. loudly tor
prompt action OF The suihortir. The chi
nese have already taken the slarm and >ix
companies have ad4Trs~ei commune n su,
10 the mayor. calling his attention Jn the
threats which the demagogues have made
sgainst thea aud asking protection.
Many cool-hesled citizens consider thr
situation liable 10 become critical. unlrs >
such action j. taken as Will eticciuaiiy v
stamp out the riotous conduct. IL i not
considered tnat the wotkingmen of the
city A. body are in sympathy with the
movement, but It is supported mainly hy
the dangerous classes ami those who have
become desperate by the prevailing hard
times.
SAN Francisco. Nov. 4.--John G. Day.
III l.. Knight and j ines WILEY wcrc ar
rested AT horticultural Hall to dhy while
addressing the audience OF workingmtn.
Considerable excitement prevailed fb- a
while. but the police who were present IN
force maintained a bold front aud the
leaders of the workiugmcu also aided N
restoring order. and no serious cunse.
q1enccs eu-ued. Wm. kcnnadr was sl-o
arrested on charge OF melting riot. None
OF the parties have yet obtained bail
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-08
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER S. 1877.
State Neurological Survey.

Petitions to the Legislature are In circu-
latiou in this County. asking for an sppro-
priation for a mineral survey OF the State.
Forty years ago Prof Jackson was en-
ployed tso years for this purpose, and In
1851 and in 1861, Prof. Hitchcock made
geological, and botanical survey. with es-
pecial reference to the value OF settling
lands la the northern parts of the State
Since then, there has been no appropria-
tions and no scientific Investigations OF the
mineral resources which are believed To
exist in many localities. IL is true that prl-
vate cnterpriIe has sought here and there
to ascertain the value of mineral deposits
found upon the surface, but no reliable,
thorough and minute survey. such as Is
now needed, has been made.
IL, as is now believed, there are rich and
valuable mines OF ore, underlying the sur
face of the territory OF the State IN many
PLACES. and other deposits useful and of
value In agriculture and the arts. ii would
be for the interest OF the whole State that
II should first be ascertsined. aud then cap
itol and enterprize would surely seek and
develop them. The expense will be but
trifling. and i, cannot be doubted that
every intelligent Representative will favor
an appropriation.
In Hancock County, there are hundreds
of farmers who would be Sad TO know
something Of Ghe character OF the soil they
till. The best fertilizers TO apply, the COM
position and value Of the minerals they
Ind. Many e1pend time and money in as
certaining these facts; a scientific report
such,as competent mineralogisi should
compile, would at once give them the de
sired Information.
No more beneficial measure could be
proposed 10 the next Legislature than this
and We itrust that these petitions will be
widely circulated and fully signed. so that
generous appropriation shall be voted,
and full. accurate and exhaustive report
OF the mineral wealth OF the State placed
before the people.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-08

as author OF bill. the opportunity oe-
sired; and as it only consumed time thar
mis ht otherwise have been more mischtev-
ously employed. no great harm was done
II is said there are now over 30 biiis IN
troduced relative to reconciliation. ana
repeal OF the resumption bill.
II looks extremely squaily for Mr.. Hit
lard. His status as an original secession
ist Of the most offensive order. appears 70
have been very conclusively estaoii>hed' :
and It Is difficult 10 see how R"pnhiirah
can conscientiouslv vote to confirm MS
nomination II Is ALLEGED that the freS'-
dent was. a. in the case nf Nad- llamp-
toms NOMINEE. Northup. misled relative TO
hi> past afl listions. and would not. a In
the case OF the other. be di~pleaSed at his
rejection. VOLUNTEER.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-08
Death Of Senator Morton.

Oliver z. Morton, L. >. Senator, died oi
paralysis on the nrst Of November, at his
home In Indianapolis. lud. He was fifty-
four years OF age. lie was born in Wayne
county, Ohio, Aug. 4, 1923, and was d.
rect descendant OF the ancient AMI noble
Throckmortcn family, the first syllable OF
the name having been dropped by his faith
er. Like many other sons of poor men, be
fought his way for an education. In col
lege at Oxford, Ohio, he proved himself a
most vigorous debafer, and a clear thinker
He afterwar studied law and became
eninenty successful, being elected Circuit
Judge, when only twenty-five. bis nrst
vote was democratic, but being bitterly
opposed TO slavery he cut himself loose
from that party, and has ever since been
q most powerful supporter Of Republican
principles. In time of war, when Gov
eruor OF Indiana. he received the title OF
War Gov. and Coy. OF Kentucky aud Indi-
ana. because be furnished the Union men
OF the latter state with arms and ammuni-
tion, the governor being rebel. He was
q friend ami counsellor of Lincoln and
Stanton. After serving his State a second
time, he was elected Senator.
His first speech was on Reconstruction
Over 1000. 900 copies were circulated, and
Mr.. MortoG became a power In American
politics. II was he who influenced Con
gress TO rstify the fifteenth Amendment
Henceforth be was the master mind OF the
S.nate.
He was upwards of six feet in height
and endowed with great vital aud muscu
lar power. His head was large. forehead
high and broad. and hal. and beard, black
His pug nose detracted much from th,
strength of his countenauce. His lower
limbs have been for many years PARTIAL,
psralyzed, so that he had 10 be born'
from the Senate chamber to his carriage
He was very punetual in his attendance
and although OF late yesrs he has had nt
private life, ne scarcely ever mingled il
Washington society. As political organ
iEer. Blaine was his only equal. His hab
Its were simple, his conversation genial
his integrity sound. He leaves a wife an'
three sons.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-08

The possession OF riches will bring you
no enjoyment unless you have good health !;
therefore If you are uoubed with any Dis
ease of the Heart, no matter how slight, II
Is nell to look To It's impediate cure. Your
physician may say, Il will give you relief" !"
but notice that he does not sa, he will
cure: but in DIR. Graves HEART REGU-
LATOR we have cure. aud can substsn.
tiate IL by the many testimonials We have
received Among the many forms Of Heart
Disease are Palpitation. Enlargement,
Spasms OF the Heart, Stoppaye of the Ac-
ton of the Heart. Trembling all over and
about the Heart. Ossiiication or Bony For
nation Of the Heart, Rheumatisln. General
Debility and Sinking OF the eSpirits. Send
your name TO T. Z. ISoALLs, Concord. n.
H.. for circular containing n list OF testI-
mOnials OF cures. &C.
DR.. Graves HEART REGULATOR Ia
for sale by druggists, price so cents and
el per bottle. 2s45
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-08

While it always has been the aim OF
this paper to promote the usefulness and
efficiency of Common Schools by encour-
aging punetuality, good order, diligence
and obedience, yet we decidedly object TO
publishing In full the names Of all pupils.
who have won the need OF honor in this
regard. The reasons for this conclusion
are two: Pirst,-It is not believed that the
publication OF these names will be Of sufi-
cient interest TO readers, generally. TO war
rant their insertion. however much sehol-
ars aud teachers in school district may
desire IT, Second,-Tbe empty honor OF
seeing ones name in print. though 1t may
tickle the vanity Of some. and possibly be
sufficient to regulate their conduct. is
yet on the whole, not Az Incentive Of the
highest order, nor one to be generally en-
couraged. IL fosters vanity. stimulates q
love for notoriety, magnines common d.
ties into virtues, and creates 9 spirit OF
Pharissicsl holiness. all of which are un-
becoming in the young. True manliness
aud womanllnesJ would rather shrink
from herziding TO the world rs something
70 be proud of, the Ordinary performance
of duty done. It would not be 10 accord
snce with modesty or true deiicscy of char
scter. As matter, of principle, ther--
fore. we object 10 this thing. and while re-
GREETING to differ from any Of our patrons.
We must conduct this paper IS seems
70 rs best. Let children be tsSgbt that
well-doing 10 itself blessing-thas "yir-
tue 10 It's own exceeding great reward" :"
and then there will be no need of trumpet
Ing on every house-top. that johnny B.
went to school every half dsy-that Jas
nie c. was rot late onee-and that Sadie
E. never whispered for the term. Surely,
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-08
sheriff. Sale,

HANCOCK. ss.-Nov 3i.. d. ls7T.
r HAVE This day taken execution, the righ;
i which Martin Curt Lab redeem from a mort
gage 10 Hancock County & ngs Bank, dated Aug
DIN, ISIS, and recorded hHAncock Registry ~
Deeds, Hook lti. Page 95,hertain lot or parcel oi
Real Estate. situated in EJsorth in the County Of
Hancock. on the road iaAng from Ellsworth "a
surry, bounded and des<H 81 as follows: Begin.
ming al q large rock on 1hsest eide OF the road
thence west 2. north tAira rods to n stone wall
thence north IA. east q rods and two lux.
thence east e, south twe and one half rods 10
the road aforesaid ihence1 the line OF the road %
the place Of beginning, eoiining three fourths OF
an acre. more or less. vi the buildings thereon
standing and being the hiestead lot Of said Mar
tin Curtis. also. one othenareel Of land adjoining
the above described lot. . bounded and described
as follows: beginning ate south eastern corner
OF the above descrbedk h thence running south
four rods TO a stake and one on said road thence
westerly parallel with soh line OF first described
lot thirteen rods and fivSet TO a stake and stone
on the easteriy line of Dsel Adams Jr, lot thence
nOrtherly along the hnGf said Adams lot four
rods 10 southwest corc of first mentioned lot,
thence along the southsy inc Of lrst described
lot thirteen rods and q feet 10 place of begin.
ming. and shall sell = right at public auction at
the sherih's Office in kworth, in said County OF
Hancock. on Saturdayhe sth day OF December
A. ID. 1877, at 9 O'Clock the forenoon.
A.. DEVEREUX, Sheriff.
A true copy-Attest:
sw45 A. DEvEREUx. Sheriff.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-08
Dr. shiloh. system yisaIiser.

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edy for the cure of Dyspepsia. Inactive
Liver, Sour stomach, Constipation. Loss oi
Appetite. Coming up OF Food Yellow skin.
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10 determine. sample botp'. IN c'nt-; ; '"E-
ClaT size ~ cent. Sold y : ID. NIGGiN.
80 600 die annually by ns,lcc'iuI Cough.
Gold nr Crudp: often icding t. Cousump
tlou and the grave. w will you neglect
20 Important 4 matter Ten you chn gct AZ
our store SHILoH's tNsuMrTIoN tuRE,
with the assurance Of 1 speedy recovery.
For soreness across tis Chest or Lungs or
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ID. WIGGGN
IIACKMEr,CK. a popular and fra.'nnt
perfume Snli by :. p. NtGGIN. Els
worth. Me ;eIsrwherr by dealers generally.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-08
Notice to Subscribers.

TIL. date on the address label OF each subscri-
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requested to pay up as soon as possible.
On receipt of payments on subscription at this
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Ellsworth American., 1877-11-08

WHAT CAN SUFFERERS WITH Kidney,
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than prompt relief and speedy cure'
HUNTS REMEDY promptly relieves and is
= sure cure, Pain in the Side, Loins and
Back, Gravel, Diabetes, Dropsy and Brights
Disease, are cured by HUNTS REMEDY
Family Physicians prescribe HUMPS REM
EY in their practice.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-08

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TEXAS CGONY.

The unde rsisned having Just returned from
Western lsSss. Propo.e ] torn colony TO
purcha.e land "a ~ osds alley. and build a
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Ellsworth American., 1877-11-08

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