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Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06
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Terence Is more than the length of his face,
he Is deemed old enough for the army. If.
however. the circumference of the neck 10
less than the length OF the face. the boy Is
considered to be too young for campaign.
Ing.
Fully ten thousand people witnessed
the three nile race Tuesday on the Charles
river, near Boston. between Davis Of Port
land. and Hosmer. add SIC. 900 changed
hands. Hosmer fouled the stake boat In
turning. having led Davis to the one and
half mile point. The men then rpsed a
quarter Of mile even ard the struggle
was very exciting. A foul occurred at
this point aud Hosmer stopped The ref
cree decided no font snd awarded the race
TO Davis. Time % :04 Previous 10 the
race the betting was largely In favor OF
Davis. and Monday night hs WIS offered
siOO To Withdraw
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06

th HtEtAN, DAVID 6. Eaton, Of kil-worth l.
w the "unty ot Hancock auA stale OF VI anne
Ny fl- decd NJ mortgage dated May I5th. IsIG lAI
recorded Iu Hancock County Registry of De ct-
80 i ~ fa-e ~, conveyed 10 the under-t gn.i
osi tam parcel or lot OF land situated in -aIt
Ellsworth. bounded and described fDlIows tC
~ "lL-HeElun'ng Al the southwest corner Of lanI
OF george Parcncr on the East side OF Hancock
street. thence EasteTiY by said Parchers land,
also land Of II. f.. Mayo ami Benz. Frazier, TO
land Of isaiah Blal-deN. twelve rods thence
Southeriy by stli Bltisd"lIa land ten rods and
fifteen links 10 H. B. joys Northeast corner
thence westerly us said Joys land twelve rod- To
HalctHE street, afortsaIl; thence Sortheriy on
-aiI street sen rods 70 The first mentioned bound
-tontAlnIng one hundred and twenty four rods
more or less, together with the buildings thereon,
hcing ms homestead The conditions OF thr
~ we described mortgage having been broken
hereby claim 10 toroslo-e the same and publish
tiii- notice accordingly.
NATHAN ID. KING.
Ellsworth. Nov ~ ls77 8.ts
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06

A bill has passed the House sppropri-
ating 10 essh OF the surviving officers Of
the L. 5. steamer Huron 81 600, to each Of
the surviving .esnen 500. and to the
widows and children OF those lost. lnclud-
allowance eqssl TO years pay OF their
respective relatives.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06

The pullic debt statement for the
the debt during the month Of 81 ,3.3 .63i 63
The amount OF the public debt Nov. 80,
less cash in the Treasury was 81 ,04G, ,027,-
065 "a The net amount OF coin 10 the
Treasury June 80. 1877. was e73 $40 S73.-
So. asainst si0l, ,57s Sl4 43 Nov. 80, 1877
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06

Senator Morton wrote in 1865 Il am
TO inhdrl- WAS educated by pious grand
parents u professed belief in Christian
ity, aud taught Ia reverence holy things !;
and though may not IA many things have
led Christian lite, yet have never fallen
into disbelief. nor have been the Immoral
man some wound have the world To be-
lieye. | recognize the hand OF Providence
la all the affairs OF men. aud believe there
is a divine economy which requisites the
lives and conduct Of nations. ~ IndepeHd
sRt. (NY0
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06

There j. no serious difficulty between
Turkey aud Iialy abou. the seizure of two
ship, in the Bo,porus. a' reported. the
Porte having offered tall satisfaction. Ale.
hemet All will attempt 10 relieve Plevna II
he can be strongly reinforced. for the ac-
oomplishmcnt Of which sr-N efforts are
being put forth. The statements In regard
To Oman Pasha in plevns are quite con-
Trajectory. One report i thS he has pro-
vision. enough fIr several months. aud
will light ill the last man falls. Another
report from descrters Is that he has de
clared his intention OF making = sortie II
not relieved within a fortnight. In all
probability he will be Obliged 10 do the
latter or surrender. as II is doubtful about
Meheinit All being able 10 leave soda \
town Of vital importance 10 the Turks.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06

During an all night session, Friday,
Kellogg was admitted TO u seat In the Senate
by vote of 30 TO %. Connver and Patterson
voting with the Republicans, and Butler
was admitted by the same vote these Sen
ators voting with the Democrats.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06

The Democrats in Mississippi are get
ting very solid" since every memser Of
the state senate is IA Democrat. aud of the
one hundred and twenty members OF the
other house Of the lie sislature all are regu-
lar democrats except six, tour Of WHOM
are Independent Democrats and two are
Republicans. This will do for state tina:
in 1870 had population OF 44I Dol colored
persons aud 1872 .S96 whites. so much for
Mississippi bulldozing.-lL Independent. (N.
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Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06
Throat, lungs 4 Chest,
INCiTpIN,i
Consumption.
WlSThR'S SkLSaM'
WlSTAR'S 6aLSAM.
WlSTAn'S BAISAN.
4 Case Of Consumption.

CHESTERFIELD. y H. March 90 l~G7.
Mr-sr-. sam " FuwIE & son. ieutiemeu-
! feel IN duty called upon voluntarily 10 give
INV testimony 10 favor OF Or. WISIAk'S Bsl.
M or WILD CHERRY, va. L,teu sirs
last october with - lung complaint. accompanied
wiih very serious cough aud aItci having
been treated "a number OF weeks D. The beet
phy ysciAus they gave me over a- an tncur.,bIu
case of consumption. and for about six wee II
my friends rNpeCtld Il that might die any day
having entirely uespaired ot ct nv recovery. At
tht~ time read the a,iye stiseWeut- aus Ccrtlu-
Gates oi the " I'D CHERRY BALSAM. and wns
in turcd tn try myser. / hayr taken five
bottles aud from tins commencement ! bayr
byrn gradually recovering. NJ cough eaS now
entirely ceased. have reKAined my resh Aud
-trsu gth. and am feeling quite well. | attribute
me cure - pR. WI>lNitN HAL>AM OF WILD
CHERRY ash have taken NO other medicine
since commenced taking that
Very respectfully yours Mrs. Mia :. SMITH.
Mrssrs. POW r & sos
Ceutvmen Mrs smith gives me the foregoing
cert lra'e oft the efficacy OF your medicine IN hcr
ca-'. she IS an acquaintance Of mine, and took
tho Bai-sm ou lhe strength uf my Certihcai,
vn}.h -uv Ia the papers. Tier story is it-
rfA.iv tiue. Yours tluiv, " II. JONES
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06

ton and the grave. Why will you neglect
so important a matter when you can get at
our store SHILou's CoNsUMrrioN CURE.
with the assurance of speedy recovery.
For soreness across the Chest or Lungs or
Lame Back or Side. SHn.oH's PoRous
PLASTER gives prompt relief. Sold by ).
ID. WIGGtN.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06
Gbr Gllswortb american.

PubIi she'd every Thursday Morning al Coombs
Block. Ellsworth, Me-, by THE HANCOCK
SoUSry PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms. &C., zee first page.
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a orr lowest rates.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06

HUNTS REMEDY cures Brighrs Disease,
Kidney, Blsdder snd Urinary Complaints,
Dishrte's, Gravel and Dropsy. HUNTS
REMEDY cures IncOntinence. Secretion Of
Urine, Mental and Physical Debility. Female
weakness, Pain In the back and Loius, and
General Prostratisn HUNTS REMEDY
encourages sleep. creates an. appetite, braces
up the system. and renewed health In the re.
CLAkkKs TOOTH ACHE doors cure fnstanuv.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06
Jackson's Catarrh Snuff

DELiGHrFUL AND PLEASANT KEMEpr ~
CahnrrA. H,Gd1cAe. BAD Breath. Roarsr-
"efS. -ffAma. SronchihiG, cougar.
D>aIs$SS. &c,
And all Disorders resulting from COLDS in
Head rhrOnt and Vocal Organs.
THIS Remedy docs not Dry up" I stsrrh
but LOOsENs 1t. frees IN. head OF all offensive
matter, quickly removing Bad Breath and Head.
sohc aiiAys aad sooth~s the b1ratng heat
In tAiarrh, - 50 mild aud agreeable 10 iis CT
isct. that u positively
Cures without Ssacczing
A. Iroeh~ Powders pleasant to the tssts.
and never nauseatrs, when swsllovyd. Ia stAntIy
stve- 10 The Throat and Vocal Orsausa
DELICIOUS SENSATION or cooISESs and COMFORT
l. tho best Voice Tonic IN the world
Try Il. SAFE, Reliable, act oaly 35 Cents,
sold hy brCEgl't-. "r mailed ftr". address,
COOPER, WILSON & Co, Prop'rs. Phila..
'" W. WhPple Co. Portland Nc, t.-a. I.
,.oSiwtn CO., RasS Bros. = Bird. Weeks &
Potter, H"st"u. whuie.a.s Agents. ynosIa
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06
BARTLE1TS
PATENT SLED f.!

T KEEP constantly on hand. and make % order
all kes of BArsu's Improved Sled Casting :.
In relation to the Bartlett Sled. / would call
your atte ntion TO the following references
For strength and durability they can not be
exeeilei. For eheapness. convenience. and light
ness OF draft and weight, they not be equalrd.
They have proved satisfactory in every respect
AID we consider them far superior 10 any other
Sled In use.
STEPHEN ii. LEkASD. GEO. W. RICHARDS. d.
RoDICk SONS, Eden, Maine,
IhApEUs 5. SohEs asd A. ]. wHIIISG. Mount
Desert.
-, h IA THOMPSON. THosPsos LELAND and & go.
W. Wkscorr. Trenton.
WV. .. MCDONALD.
Ellsworth, Dec. 8, 1871. 4gtf
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06
Legislative Notice-

,,,; So.ce Is hereby given that there will be aue-
s. s.ion pfesentea 10 the next Legislature of the
Sssse e prohibit the taking Of smelts in The Rag.
sS.e aSasf nsef asd ~ tributaries n any other way
Wan 9y hook and line 4 dip net ~
No Brooksville Nov. Is
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06
Legislative Notice.

WE, the undersigned. OF The town of Isle au
" Haut, will petition to the next Legi.latur.
10 De set on from the town Of Isle au Haut 10 M,
town OF Deer Isle, with our estates ami give this
nst.ce accordingly.
JAMES CHlLDS & OTHERS
Isle au Haut, Nov 80, 1877 sw.g.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06

fnHE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice
L /" All concerned that he has been dnlv
appointed, and has taken upoL himself the tfo-t
oil AN Executor vi the last " i'll and rets,n.r, " =
ANN N. JARVIS late OF surry oi
IN Inc County OF Hancock, deceased. a., civ
lhs opnd rs the law directs; he therefore reanssts
al, persons Who are Indebted to the said deceas
ea,s estate, to make immediate payment ana
.hose VINO nave any immediate demands therean
TO exhibit the same tor paymeat.
surry NoY. I. Is77, Swa-.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06
Legislative Notice.

f9blic Notice IL hereby given that | shall De.
ttlon 10 the next Legislature, TO extend my
W mari into tide waters At Bar. Harbor In the
Town oi Eden.
I. l.. ROBERTS.
Bar Harbor, Dec l. 1871, 3,yl.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06
Legislative Not;ca

presented 70 the next Legislature lar the a..
Iointmens OF Thomas Merchant OF Hancoek a.
Sserryman sy at the Ferry between Hancock and
Hancock Nov. 20, 1877.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06

We are auth"rized to guarantee this rem.
edy for the cure Of Dyspepsia, Inactive
Liver. Sour stomach, Constipation. Loss Of
Appetite, Coming up OF Food. Yellow Skin.
ana General LanguOr and Debility. You
must acknowledge that this would be ruin.
oss unless We had positive evidence that IL
will cure. You who are suffering from these
compaaiats, these words are addressed
and Will you continue to suffer when vow
can be cured on such terms? IL tor you
to determine. sample bottle, 10 cents reg.
siar size 70 cents. Sold BY s. D. WlGoIS.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06
Legislative Notice,

Notice 10 hereby gwen that shall petition to
the next Legislature Tor right to establish and
maintain steam or Horse Ferry. " ith All neces.
saIy Boats across Eggemogyin Reach, Between
sedwick aud Deer Isle
JOHN WEED.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06

t. all that are suffering from tie errors an!
indisereiions q you u ntrvou, weakness. call,
d"osy. i"ss u manhood a.. wil .cuI 4 rc..Hf.l
thai will cure ypl. FREE oF CHARGE. TA.
great remedy vas discovered by a uui.stoua., 10
south America. >cnis sofa Ir~s.el envelope.
:" the kEv. IosErH T. IsN,N station u HluI~
Hpu-.. Srw York lsrar A.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06
TOPICS fUR PRAYER,

No. 7. That we ask the Lord to increase our
faith and for deeper oonseerstinn to God for
our work, anu that all Christian Women may
become thoroughly aroused 10 tn response
slity in this Gospel Temperance v r.
No. 2. That We supplcste In bels { OF the
Pastors OF Churches, the Superintendc ITS aud
Teschers in our Sunday School,. that they IN,
have courage 10 do their whole duty Ia thi.
matter to the Churche. and Sunday schools
with which they are connected.
No. 3. That our Homes aud our Sspctusries
may be thoroughly eieansed Of this evil.
No. 4. That from 2 to 3 p. IN. BE- speu, in
eATnest believing prayer for the speedy rcs,or.
Aiion 10 healih OF Temperance woAers All
around us the women are falling f-um their
posts Of duty from ply sicsl Inability to perform
the labor.
Let US earnestly beseech our Heavenly "a.
ther for the restoration Of their health.
No. 5. That smother hour be observed in
obeying the command Of our Saw iour Pray We.
therefore, the Lord OF the Harvest, that fIe
send forth more lsborers into His Harvest"
No. g. That young men and women on the
verge Of ruin may be rescued and saved from
heir sins.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06

The Womau's National Christian Tcm-
perance Union" in Convention assembled
In Chicago. Ill.,. October u, 1877, decided
u observe the Second Thursday In Dec,
As 1877, National day OF Fasting. Prayer
and Thanksgiving, aud request all the
Women's Christian Temperance Unions
throughout the lind. sId throughout the
world, to hold All Day Prayer Meeting. in
their respective t"'ons on the day ap-
pointed.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06

Always take u hxndoili when one Is
presented you ON the street. 1t helps the
printing business.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06
Public 1 Auction

THt iolpN1uL described real estates situate.
L ia ani belonging B" The Town OF Buck-port
IN the t"uHit "I Hancock and state OF M4lue
having -"!i and decided to sad town ACCORDING 10
law, and forfeited to -aiI town for non.narmrn,
ot taxes Wtt be -uii AZ Puu.sc Auction uale~-
rreN""-y A'-l'"-ed Of at private sale. on s4tur-
GAY tN" 18th 'ity II December, q. u. 1879, at Ito
orl'gh, VI a the Town Treasurer once to
-ata liuck-por' 20 Wit
p a-r,s Lot No. Ig0 short Range. formerly own.
"a b. Eac,tzcr wheel len j. ,r unkuown.
u acres. Lot ~. lS' ~huit Range. formerly own
t.i h- W severance sr unknown,
p acfe- Lot No Isl short RANG 70 acre, West
cfn halt Lot 80. I-g, short Range, formerly
owned by Warren \. Iiarnman or unknown
10 acres, I1r SO l6' short Range, formerly owned
hy samuel rcrsins 90 unknown
j' Hrrcs. Lot 40 l.s), Short Range formerly owned
ug smith HnNIr, nJ ua NuYSh
y acfc- Lot W 40. ~harl Range Est. Of Daniel
age, flrEerly Owned by Cbas H. smith. or
acres, LIT so. S. seventh Range, ,c.,s. To,
NJ. ~ seventh Range stable aud LOtl former.
y owned b{ John a. Hartman, OF unknown.
u acres Lot No. l67, short Range formerly own.
ed By Allen iioNte, or unknown
% acres Eastern hall Of Northern hall of Lot No.
~, snort Range, formerly owned by Wm u,
loo acres, Lot No 49, short Range. formerly
owned BY VIM. ID. Lord. or unknown.
- acres Western hal: o. Northern part oi Lot ~
li2' short Range formerly owned by 5 L. Har-
T1man, or unknown.
he terms Of the above sale will be Cash the
Town oi Bueksport giving auit-claim deed.
SlLAS B. W AIKEN
Treasurer OF BackspOH
BuckspOTt, Nov. 28, 1877. 4w4s
THE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives pubic 1tiee 10
l. all concerned, that he has been duly appoint
ed and has taken upon himself the trust Jf an
Administrat or with the Will annexed Of the es-
tate OF
FISHER A sPoFFoRD late of Bucksport,
10 The Co. of Hanco deceased by giving
bond as the law directs he therefore requests sh
persons who are indebted 10 the said dec easef's
IN make immpii.la and
who have any demands thereon. to e1hibH lhs
same tor payment.
PARKER sPofFORp.
Bucksport, Nov. s, 1877. jazz
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06

lIACKMBTACK popular and fragrant
perfume. Sold by :. ID. WIGGIN. Els
worth. Ne elsewhere b, dealers generally.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06

WHEkkhS DAyIs X stuckwcll of Bangor
w COUNTY Of frnub-rot. STATE 81 Name con
Neisd oy iced oI mortgage lated April Il ls1l
~ hArs 'r ms. Co. recorded !H Hancock Rr.l.-
tFy OF Dc~d-, pagc -. vol lis certain trayl oi
unculuTatod Land -itu.,e,I Ia she toNu of bod
ham. Ia thc County 90 HAurutA stale 4 t4f,..
knOsn the Hobbs tract cnnLasnln. ,tsD arr..
more ~ l---, Anl u'lng -Arne pr, mise, canyr.,i
= me ~ Thomas \. EErry Daniel nmrkl,.
samuel u lHckley amt Mary Ann HlurAlct
~!inw oI The iate DAnisi Is. Iiiucklry drcr-,.,!.
b, decd dated Aug. J.h, ls5. cAcrplug Aa4
TrserNing lots -. - anl IL aud the west haii oI
No. Ai. according 20 Pisa of Daniel B.rArr The
condition ~ -Ai4 iaorl gage hayIn. been iro ksu
ciAlul tore 4o-ure % same and .iye thi- pubi.c
node tor that rui pose provided by law
(signed BANGOR i\> 90
~ jos =. WHkELwEIsur, Treas
Bangor. NOV >, Is.7. .N,.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06
Commissioners. Notice

The undersigned. having been appointed by thk
Hon Judge % Probate lJr the County VI II lucJck
on the second Wednesday tu October l-,- t.u-
mi-s'"ner' 70 receive snd examine the claims of
creditors against the estate OF ~hlmurI Abbott
sented iasulycIt give noGicc that ~ month, II ,n
the date Of san apo IntIat allowed 10 "a ia
creditor. 10 which 70 pr"scnt ami prove tnrir
claims, and that they VII. BE- To- session al he
following place ans times. for the purpose, OF
receiving ms same, 10 VII. A. The aae i'm.
house oI y. ". Young In Hancock. ia said touu-
y, ON The second saturday OF J4nulr. and F,b.
TuaFy, l->, SAID sessions 10 commence On each ~
sAid day Al one O'Clock 2 VI
-. W. lot Nt,
JOSkPa CEABTREE toiA r.
Dated tH.- 13i dag oi NOY, l,,1 At-
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06
HANCOCK COUNTY
Savings Bank,
Ellsworth, Mnine.

ORGANIZED MARCH 2,th. 1873.
MONEY deposited on or before the l0,h day Of
III March. June, september and December Will
draw dividends from the hTst Of same month.
Dividend. on deposits payable twice a year
June and December
Dividends as soon a. declared added To- the
priheiI al. thus eompoundlng the interest every
six months.
80 Under the existing law Of this state all
deposits IN savings Bank, are exempt from mu-
picIpAl taxation.
No returns OF nanes Of deposltors are required
10 be made TO State or town authorities, and all
accounts are held by this Bank to be atrickiy pn
sate and conAdential.
Married women and persons under age can de.
Post money IN their own names. That Il can
De drawn only by them selves or on their order
Especial advantages Afforded to ENecutor-
Guardians, Trustees. and others having in charge
trust funds.
GEORGE PARCHER. President.
t9tf L. L. BURRILL, Treasurer.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-06
Correspondence.
Letter from Washington.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Nov. 30. 1877.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-07-26
Correct scmalasenss.


The Iowa City Press thus comments
on the spectacle Of lone more unfortu-
nate" being sent to Jail for disorder
ly conduct :"
The sending of this girl and her
companions Is an outrage and y dis
grace TO civilization and Christianity.
These girls are young, the eldest bare
ly twenty years; they are OF that age
when much of good purpose and ten
der recollection remains in the heart.
And the way the State Of Iowa has
dealt with them Is to break down all
womanly hope, all of childhood re.
membranes, to build higher anu
stronger the wall Of sin between them
and their God, and to crush out with
an iron hand the last spark OF honor,
and to enter into league with the
libertine and the brutal to force these
girls to continue in lie OF shame.
Under the law the magistrate cannot
discharge them. he cannot send them
to the Reform School. the only thing
he can do Is to send them to the COM
mon jail, though he knows this but
takes them step deeper into SIN. Ihe
sentiment that sends Biblesto Austria
lians, flannel jackets to the little Al
ricans, and dogma to the Buddhist,
might well be concentrated ON the
law-riIakers of Iowa to compel them
TO aid IN the saving of souls II home,
and to break the covenant that now
binds them to sin that ruins body
and soul, aud buries itself fostering
canker in the homes and lives of the
best aud brightest.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-07-26
Honor EslimaDle Old Age.

Bow low the head boy; do reverence
to the old man as he passes slowly
along. Once like you, the vicissi-
tudes ofIife have silvered the hair and
changed the round face TO the worn
visage before you. Once that heart
beat with aspirations co-equal to any
you have felt; aspirations crushed by
Disappointment, as yours are perhaps
aestined IL be. aJce that form stalk
cd proudly through the gay scenes OF
pleasure the beau ideal OF grace now
the hand of Time, that withers the
flowers of yesterday, has warped that
figure and destroyed that noble car
riage.
Once, nj your age, he had thous-
and thoughts that pass through your
brain-now wishing to accomplish
something worthy in fame; anon i'm
agining life cream that the sooner
he woke from the better. Bat he has
lived the dream nearly through. The
time 10 wake is very near III hand: yet
his eye even kindies mt old deeds of
daring, and his hand takes
firmer grip of his staff. Bow low the
head. boy, as you would in your old
age be reverenced.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-07-26

We are not at all concerned about
the news of the formal disarmament
Of the Republican party In Mississippi.
If the Democrats in that State are 50
weak and unwise rs to prefer the alb
sence of even a nominal opposition,
they are welcome to all the good they
can get out OF such an anomalous and
an American condition of affairs.
sometimes silence il the most effect
ua; of protests. At all times, and ev-
crywhere, there is something in hui
man nature which revolts at the idea
of uniformity in political belief. II
the Republican party should be dis
banded in every Southern State, the
inevitable result would be the upbuild-
ing OF an opposition party, no matter
| by what name it might be called or
what antecedents and principles Ii
might adopt. New issues and new
considerations will be presented to the
| better classes of the South. There
will be an issue between old hates and
aew alliances between a policy look
| ing toward the continued isolation oil
the South from the capital of the
North aud OF the Old World; between
inpracticabie and wise men between
tagnation and well-devised internal
improvements; between endless bah
lie about the Lost Cause" and bust
Tess talk about rebuilding the wasted
ortunes of the South. The faster we
.re driven 10y events to this issue the
,etter for both sections. Let us not
tesret any event which hastens the
reorganization Of parties in the South
-NeW York Euening Mall (Rep).