davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-03

for want Of room. Overflow meetings are held
in several churches near BY. and every day
several noon prayer meetings are held in the
vicinity Of the business centre. Cor the benefit
OF all classes and trades, and these rooms also
are always tlled TO repletion aud the greatest
interest is manifested: those who take part
seem TO be in earnest and thoroughly con secra-
ted TO the work; great and good work Is GER
tainly being done with most encouraging re-
suits. The temperance meetings continue 10
be prominent feature and very many have
been converted; each Friday i, devoted to this
especial branch. AMI reformed druuksrd. bear
testimony TO what has been done for them. by
thrilling descriptions OF their past wrelchcd
lives. and what they are now through the grace
Of God r
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-03

MERIDIAN, Miss. April 80. An old fend
eliminated in terrible tragedy yesterday
At Dekalb. kcmper, county. Miss. On
Thursday last Joan W. Gully. prom
ineut Democratic citizen, was waylaid and
assassinatod. Upon the aiiidavits of tao
negroes several alleged comsplrators were
arrested Yesterday afternoon large
party Of men fred on the prisoners killing
!. Z. Gnmer. \. Mcclellan John CHS
holm aud David Rosser, and mortally
woundiuy VIM W. Chisholm. All were
white Republicans except Rosser, who was
4 Democrat.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-03

weed Tonic must be freely used 10 cleanse
me stomach and liver. Schenck's Mandrake
fillsact on the liver, removing all bsiructions
relax the gall bladder, the bile starts freely.
anu the liver Is some relieved.
Schencks Sea Weed Tome i n qep,la s,tm-
uiant and Alternative: the alSali OF which IL Il,
composed, mikes with the food and prevents
sonring. II assists the digestion bv toning IN
The stomach To healthy condition. 50 that the
i9od anl the Pulmonic Syrup W n make good
blood then the lungs heal. AMI the p,t ion, wili
surely get well il care i, taken 10 prevent fresh
cold - ~
MI who wish to consult Dg Scherck, either
rei>"naiy or 10y letter. can do 50 al hi prinri-
lai nthce, corner OF SINH and Arch SIS,
Phl adelpha. every Munrav.
S-hcnck's medicine. are Stld nv all lruo,is,s
hroushcui the country.
March and Aprii
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-03
Special aotifes.
DR.. scbenck's standard Remedie.

The standard remedies for all diseases of the
lungs are SCHENCK's PULMoSIc SYRUP,
sCHEScK's SEA WEED Tonic, and SCHENCK's
MANDRAKE PILLS, and If taken before the
lungs are destroyed. speedy cure is effected.
To these three medicines DR.. J. II. Sehenck.
Of Phiadelphis. owes his unrivalled success in
the treatment Of Pulmonary Diseases
The Pulmonie syrup ripens the morbid mat
ter in the lungs; nature throws it off by an
easv expeetofation. for when the phlegm or
matter is ripe a slight cough will throw il of,
the patient has rest and the lungs begin Ia cal
To enable the PulmoDic Syrup to do tni=,
Schenck's Mandrake Pills and Scheneks Sea
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-03
Notice to Subscribcrs.

H., date on the address label of each snbscri-
bcr's paper shows the time to which the subscrip-
tion is paid, and aH Subscribers in arrears are
requested 10 pay m ss soon as possible.
On receipt OF payments on subscription at this
oihce, rccehpt vii be Promptly sent TO the sub
serhaer andthe iate on the label " III be
corrected on the next issne Of the paper.
- la AL communications relating 10 subscriptions
our correspondents are requested TO state tire
Postoifice to which the paper Is, OF Is to he. sent,
ant 10 lie careful TO write all proper names plain
ly.
In directing a change Of address, always give
the present address as well AS the one TO which
YOU wish the paper Afterwards sent.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-03

The republican state committee met
lied hy the unanimous choice of Senator
Blaine rs Chairman, VIM. Caldwell as
Treasurer and J. o. Smith Is Secretary.
The state convention was called to meet
at Augusta the 9th day of August. Every
county IN the state was represented.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-03
Notice OF Foreclosure.

WHEHEAS William Il Eli. at Els worth. in
w the toUnfv of Hancock and state ut Maine.
on the twenty third day OF November \. %. 1874
by ms mortgage decd Of that date. hy him Nc
cntcI ana conveyed g. William T.. square, of said
Ellsworth. a certain lot OF lan1 situated in saitl
Ellsworth aud bounded and dcs CTihcd a follows, !,
to Wit. heginntng al y stake On the eaSt"rly side
oi the toud J. atIIng a. NaiihIm apd opposite TO
the southeast cogsef ct Ehcn Jordan lot form.
crlv In possessson of James 1hurstnn. thence
running south 2i4 fcgrcCs cast parallel u the ae
ct the Morrison lot one hundred ana TWENTY-FIVE
rods more OF less 10 tn line Of Township No
aforesaid, thence northea-'crly on satd road to
the place ui ginning, being the same premises
ttt> d1y conveyed T. me by The said " iam T..
square, gUi wh,roas Iid mortgage has been duly
a-.' Eufi 90 thr -uh-CtibcTs hereto. Now, there
Tore the conditions OF SAIL m'rtEage having been
Ur AtH, We hy reason thereof claltna force lo~urc
'' ihr same ana give thf- notice tor fhlt purpose
JOHN VI. NM
tI ARL r. 4. III RHlIL.
Fi.vrr.h. Npui .. l,5t. swi7
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-03

A PURE. RADIANT COMPLEXION is one Of
woman's greatest charms. 1t is attainable by
he daily use OF GLESN's SULPHUR SOAP,
(which removes blemishes Of the skin. cuticu-
Jar ailments of every description, and is an adj
mirable dsinfectant. Sold by all druggists.
HILLS HAIR AND WHISPER DYE, Black or
Brown, 80 cents.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-03

Many politicians represent MIR. Ran
dali chances for the next speakership a.
exceedingly doubtful. Members of his
own party in the South and West are said
10 be opposed to him. As the Democrats
cannot well combine on any other man, the
chance would seem to favor the election of
Randall.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-03
THE REVIVAL MEETINGS

are constantly increasing in interest to re,
msrkabe degree; not even a driving rain
storm has the power to thin out the audiences
that daily assemble at the Tabernacle, and many
times, hundreds of persons are turned awsy
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-03
Che Gllsuortb Amerifan.

Publ shed every Thursday Morning at Coo,nhs
ock, Ellsworth, Ne, bg TEE HANCOCK
EOUNTN PUBLISHING COMPANY,
For terms, &C., see first page.
ss-S. VI. PErTENGlII Il CO. 10 state street
Boston, 3 Park Row. New York. and.7Ol Chestnut
Street. Philadelphia, are our Agents TOR procuring
advertisements tor the AMERICAN in the above
cities aud authorized 10 contract for advertising
at orr lowest rates.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-03

An exchange solemnly inquiries; Nv atch
man, what of the night? and away down
the long vista of street lamps we hear the
echoing reply. 'Whaz of yer night: Like
tho howenny mansgoBto fin wheret put
nigh key when er door stuck tull'r stray
keyboles. Ats whazZer marrcr ith night.
-lHawkeye.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-03
massachusetts, with this advicelo them !;

estltlol i.uCo.u i@>hioH' IoL..sbaQl l'
massachusetts,, with this advicelo them: :
irN>'s-N II, ,---.
sentiment TO crystalline into firm support
behind him. The following i an extract
from his letter:
Every one who opposes his action in
Withdrawing the military from the States
ofLouiSiaua and Carolina has 10 begin ny
assuming that those States are stil prov
iuces. and that FOR the President 10 per
form within their borders one act of arbii-
rarv authority enJangers the liberties OF
every state in the Union. For him. Ia
time of peace. to keep troops IN any state
House. IN order To determine disputed
claim 10 the governorship. i, stretch OF
power 50 great that new state ID The non
ought to tolerate il; 30 great that il ought
TO be resisted by every peaceful meaus-
Once recognized that there can be such
thin" a. constructive in>urrcctlOn" Or
latent insurrtct and you give a pre-
text under which the whole nation may al
any time be converted lHlo a consolidated
despotiSn at short notice. There i one
thing more important than even the i'm
mediate welfare of the colored people OF
South1 aroliua aud Louisiana; and that 40
maintain the right of each State in the | H.
ion to manage its own local affairs in it,
own way. well or badly, so long A. the
peace is kept and the Constitution obeyed-
On no other coBdtionican republicwhic hich
covers tie breath OF 4 continent be MAIN
tanned And OF all people in that Repub-
lie. the cOlored men OF the South can ieaei
afford TO benefit by any arbitrary stretch
OF power which may, ia other hands. be
used to crush them.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-03
Head. Throat and Vocal Organ.

This Remedy does not "Dry up a Catarrh
but IOOsENs IL frees the head OF III oifens
matter, quickly rrIrrying Bad Breath and Head.
ache; aiias- ami .rofbes the burning heat
In tetarth. - 50 miid and agreeable. 10 IL, ell
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-03
"GRANI1E " ARE
Wan Found in D,in. Condition.

DAMARisCorrA. Apr 50 Mr. George
Hodghin>. of Rochpor;. Mass. about .liy
years ofase and mlrried.a work in Bristol.
was found last night in that town with hls
hi head badly crushed. besides other scri-
ous bruises, aud in dying condition One
report SAYS he probably fcil of the bridge:
another that u" WAS assaulted by man
with whose wife he had been iuiimgr-
From the nature of the ininr.re ~.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-03
THURSDAY. NAY ;, 1877.

-EX senator Wm. G.. Browulow. better
known a ''Parsou'' Brownlow, OF Ten.
nessee died Sunday
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-03
ELGEDGE Mo,ELY < 9, OTHERS.
STATE OF MAINE

HANCOCK, s..-Court Of County Commission.
er-, April Term, \. ID l.5'.
Upon the foregoing petition it j. eonsl sldered by
the Commissioners that the petitioners are re-
spon-Ibc and that they ouAht 10 be heard touch
Iug the matter forth IN their petition and
therefore order that the County Commissioners
meet at EIbriIge Mp-eley's IN Hancock, on Tues =
day the l2th day of June next, At 10 o'cOcK a. NJ.
ami thc1ce proceed 20 view the route mentioned
In -aid petition, i'm nediatcly after which view, a
hearing OF The parties and witnesse, will be had
at some convenient place 10 the vicinity, and such
other measures taken in the premises the Com
mis-loncrs shall judge proper. And II i further
ORpERED-That notice Of me time. place and
purpose OF the Comm -soEers meeting Aforesaid
De given To an persons ami coIparatioHs inter-
ested by serving Atc-tci copies Of the petition
and this order thereon, upon the clerks of the
towns oi Hancock and Lamoiue, aud by posting
up Atte-tei copies as aiJrc-aid, IN three public
places ia each OF said towns thuty day, at least
before the time appointed t1r stit view, ard by
publishing The petition amt order thereon, three
weeks succe-~ivcly IN The Ellsworth Am erican a
newspaper published al ELS OIth, in the County
Of Hancock. the first publication 10 be thirty days
at least before the time ot sAid view, thit All PEE
son, ami corporations interested may attend and
be heard Il they think lit.
Attest, II. 49, SAUNDERS, Clerk.
! true copy OF the petition and order thereon.
3"ls Attest, IL. Is. sAtEDERs, Clerk.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-03
State News.


To he Editor ofhe Portland 1dceuiser.
1t will be replying 10 many inquiries about
enamcled wares il you will kindly give this
note place in your columns have recently
analyZed various specimens obtained in the
open market, from dealers. Kitchens agents
AMI directly from the makers Of these wares. a..
and | have seen them manufactured The
wares TO which refer now ara known re-
spectiyely a 'marbleized and granite iron
ware-. resembling each other so much in their
notified gray color that they are easily di>tin-
suishasle by persons unfamiliar with them.
MARBLEIZEp WARE
The marbleized ware. as heretofore manu-
featured. contains considerable lead IN n solu-
ble form. with little arsenic. snd Il should not
be used in cooking or drinking vessels al
thought there is no objection to it for other
purposes. Oxide Of LEAD adds To iha elasticity
and fuslbiliiy of the enamel. so that there i "A
temptation 10 u>e il on the part Of the work
men in the factories. But scrNiceabc enamel
ed ware can be produced without IT, and
have analyzcd pieces made within few davs.
10y the manufacturers siOf the marbCizcd wares
that.are free from delecrlouS ingredients.
"GRANrrE WARE"
some OF the pieces of granite ware anaiyzed.
contained small proportion Of antimon.
about one per cent which j. not danger ous
element IN the enamel. and there is noihiny
else present that i injurious it i safe for s>e
IN the Kitchen or elsewhere. The other pieces
of granite ware contained no soluole metals
whatever. expecting iron. and they are entire
ly harmless il composition.
:. DANA HAYES.
state Assayer and Chemist.
Boston, April -. 1877.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-03
EOl. sale.

TWO new Concord Wagons. one new Buggy land
! few second Hand Wagons. viii sell them
50 cheap you will think some one gave them 10
you.
+. II. GREELY.
Ellsworth. April 25th. Gwksl7.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-03

sg We invite the attention of the citizens OF
Hancock County to our large and varied stock OF
ih' above gOOds, urIng them that we can and
viii make II 70 their adya ntage to In spect our
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-03
DIR. STACY

viii return TO Ellsworth May lst, and remain un-
I'll Nav 7th.
VIII be at Bluehll May 7th and sth
- - Z" BroOkn - ah and 10Th.
a. :. sedgwick - ilth.
"a - Brooksyille't 18th
+" " North Brooksville May ltih.
Castine May 18th, 10Th and i5th.
DT. SIS success IN the past Is sufficient guar
anIee that persons suffering from any disease
whatever will never have better opportunity TO
obtain relief
Consultations free, and Prices low. 2wf
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-03
We Make a Specially Of Seeds and Flour.
r. VI A II Al n.
Non. Taxes,

resident owners in the town OF Manaville tor the
year ls76 in bills committed 10 Nathan c. Jordan
Collector OF said town, on the 21th day OF May,
ing unpaid on the 3ist day of March, 1877, by his
certificate of that date and now remain unpaid.
And notice is hereby given, that if the said taxes
interest and charges, not paid into the Treas
ury of said town within eighteen months from the
date of commitment OF the said bills, : much OF
the real estate taxed will be suffi cient to pay
the amount due therefor, including interest and
charges, will, without further noice, be sold at
public auction at j. III. Jordan's Office in said
town, on the righth day OF December, 1877, at
O'Clock Z. NJ.
Names. Acres Tax
Milton Patterson unknown 10 si 81
Alfred Springer - 50 5 "A
Abram W. Groyer'' " 32O SO
3wl6' NATHAN c. JORDAN, Treasurer.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-03
Jack on's Catarrh Snuff

DtuGrIFrL AND PLEASANT REMEpY IN
cdfa'Th. Hega1che, Bad Byeaih. Roayse-
ness. riskhn,a. BroHchiiiS. comghs,
Dea/aeSS, &c.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-03
tletu Z advertisements.
LAST CALLtO OWNERS Of fDOGS

An act additional to chapter thirty Of the Revised
>taiutcs, relating to MIschicvaus Dogs
n" il sBrcfei iy fss >eRafs a,d Hapss of
Representatives. "a Lcgisiniprc assciaLled.
as follows
SECTION J. kvcry owner or keeper Of u dog
shal! annually cause tito De- rr -icrcl ,le.rf!hed
ana licensed for one year In the ofiirc ui tho,
o. town clcrS wherein he re- uics ~ 49, Ia
Tor, Ia saId clerk, the sum at-<21s@k2-z-@ lily /
sMLLL u Il me ". [
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-03
A. n. Roberts & Son,
slb No. : MAIN STREET.
BANGOR.
state OF Maine.
TREASURER OFFICE,
AuGU STA, April i7th, 1877.

Upon rh" following townships or tracts of land
NOS iIAb'c u Oe taxed 10 any town, the following
assessments were made for County tax OF 1877, by
the County COmmI ssioncr'5 OF Hancock County
on the twentieth day OF February, Is77
No. }. North Division a
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-03
Caution.
A Man Found Dead Broke!

Because he had to buy his Wife a new silk Dres.
IN hard times. He had not heard OF the Cor n
WATER COMPOUND, The Great Grease Exlracto+.
anu the only sure thing for removing Grease
and cannot possibly injure stain silk or Velvet.
And nothing better Tor Cleaning Kid Gloves.
medicines. Only Is Cents.
II. c. BROWN,
Proprietor and ManulactureT,
lyr eoWSs Ssarspert. Maine.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-03
Cmrc. MiIhout Nnceziug.

As Groehr Powders pleasant To- the taste
AMI never nauScatts; when swallowed. ia Ntantly
gives 10 the Throat and Vocal orsaus
DELICIOUS SENSATION Of GOODNESS and COMFORT.
l. the best Voice Tonic in the worldi
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-03

Sold liy Druggists. or mailed tree. address
COOPER. WILSON & Co, Prop'rs. Phila.
W. W. Whpple & Co, Portland No. Gea {
GOODWIN y Co. Rusk Bros 4 Bird: Weeks 4
Potter, N0ston. whole ale Agents. pina-B
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-03

Col. T. W. Higginson. a we'll known
"abolitionist" OF other DAYS. writes the
Tribune that he approves the Presidents
policy. not only as to what has been done
but also the way in which it has been
done. with wise delay, giving time, In
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-03

NOTICE..

InHKREAs, my wife, Mary a. Callahan, hav.
w ing lett my bed and board without just
cause this is to forbid all persons trusting har
boring her on my account, as ] shall pay no debts
OF her contracting.
ALBERT CALLAHAN.
Sit. Desert, April 2T ls77. Is 3w'
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-03
, '-% INC mo- PMsoUGHs

-, MS body has every appearance OF hAV-
IN. received terrible pounding. lie "a>
Unable TO speak when uud. aud death
MAS momeutarI,y expected.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-05
THE EXTRA SESSION.
The Extra Session Not to be Called Until
October 18th.
The Army Able TO Get Along Without a
Appropriation.
Other Reasons For This Change.

Especial to N. o. Democrat
WASHINGTON, May At was decided
at meeting of the Cabinet to-day that
the extra session Of Congress should
not be called to meet in June but on
October is. This change from the origi-
nal programme was made upon care
full consideration OF the general inter.
ests Of the country, and also in compli
ance with the almost unanimous desire
of the business community as we'll as
members of Congress themselves, as
lar as they could be consulted, that
there should be no session OF Congress
this summer IL it could be avoided, and
upon mature inquiry into the circum'
stances OF the case II was ascertained
that, without any immediate appropria.
tion of money, the army can be clothed
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-05
The Russian Army on the Danube Mere
Blind 10 Deceive the Turks.
Asia to be the Real Seat Of Warfare.
The Russians to Overrun and Occupy Tur-
key In Asia.
The Danger to the English East Iudian
Empire.
The Consequent Angle Russian War.
tspecial to the N. q. Democrat

WASHINGTON, May 4.-Diplomatic au-
thorities here regard the ultimate In
volvement of Great Britain In the Rus
siaa Turkish struggle as almost fore
gone conclusion. The most astute and
far-sighted of these authorities to-day
pointed out exactly how and when Eng
land would be drawn in. The theory
Ia that Russia's advance in
Asiatio Turkey will be rapid,
and that full Turkish authority
in Asia will be practically superseded by
Russian military occupation; that op-
erations on the Danube. In Bulgaria.
will be prosecuted only to divert the
main Turkish army from Asia, and that
the Russians have no intention Of at
tacking Constantinople from the Euro
pean side.
AS soon as the Russian forces overrun
Asiatio Turkey, England will demand
guarantees Of immediate evacuation In
case the Porte consents to treat fol
peace. This will begin o diplomatic
contest between Russia and England
which must inevitably lead to an Anglo
Russian war. Russia would refuse te
evacuate under the pretense that the
Christians In Armenia and Syria mus
be protected. The Russian occupation
Of Asiatic Turkey would be regarded by
all classes of the British people as {
menace to the integrity Of The
East Indian Empire Of such alarm
ing proportions as to produc'
an overwhelming war feeling ant
compel the Ministry to take decisiv'
measures. Under these circumstance
he thought the war would be fought on
mainly in Asia, the English govern
ment making all possible use Of he
East Indian army, which numbers owe
two hundred thousand trained troops
of whom nearly half are Musselmans.
BUELL..
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-05

About fifty shots exchanged between
Ibrail and Turkish gunboat was the
only reconnaissance on the part OF Tur-
key.
oAsus BEILI ron RouMANtA.
The Bucharest official journal has
seized the occasion TO suggest that the
bombardment OF Ibrail is O cd,tsts belH.
THE nouMAN1AN MILITARY CALLED OUT.
The Roumanians are making extraor-
binary preparations. The militia has
been called out.
AusTR1A's PACIFIC INTENTIONS.
Turkey has positive assurances from
Count Andrassy OF Austria's pacific In
tentions.
RouMAN1A BETRAY1Na HERSELF.
The Porte has issued a circular de-
claring that Roumania, by her eonven-
ton with Russia, is betraying the inter
ests Of the country and the confidence
Of the Sultan's government.
PRINCE CHARLES usuRPER.
The Porte henoeforward considers
Roumania as In the power OF the enemy /;
therefore. all acts issuing during Rus
sian occupation are In usurpation OF the
Sultan g authority.
THE DANUBE To DE BR1BaED AT NIRopoLI.
The Russians will certainly bridge the
Danubue near the mouth OF the Pruth
and at Turna, nearly opposite Nikopoli.
A torpedo depot has been established at
the mouth OF the Pruth. The torpedo
corps consists Of GOO engineers and
sailors.
DepRUpsoHI TO BE EVACUATED.
The Turks have determined to evaeu-
ata Dobrudschi. The Turks are slowly
falling back on the line of defense
adopted by the council of war.
THE ALLIANCE BETWEEN RUSSIA AND Rou-
| MANIA.
An alliance between Russia and Rou.
mania Ia confirmed from all sides.
THE AFaHANs WILL ASSIST TURKEY.
Iskender Khan, nephew. Of the Amool
OF Afghanistan, started for CONSTANT
nople from London last night TO Offer
his services to the Sultan.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-05
Jacks Luck.

WASHINGTON, May 3.--It seems GER
tain If there is change in the Marshal
ship OF Louisiana Col. Jack Wharton
will get the place.
Pinchback and the President.
Gov. Pinchback visited the President
to-day. The conversation was OF gen.
eral character with regard to the results
OF his policy SO far as developed. Pinch
back told the President everything was
going we'll. There was every confidence
In Gov. Nichols, and the disposition of
all was to sustain him in carrying out
his promises Of equal justice to all
classes.
That Extra Session.
Congress will be called to meet on the
4sn OF june WAR NOTES.
AN ALLIANCE BETWEEN RUSSIA AND Rou-
MANIA.
LONDON, May 3.-Prince Charles OF
Roumania is working hard to effect an
active alliance with Russia. This idea
is opposed at the Russian headquarters.
The generals are unwilling to allow the
Roumanian forces to be made sepa-
rate corps, under the command OF the
Prince, or any other general who is not
a Russian. 1t is said there is some dis
agreement between Prince Charles and
the Grand Duke Nicholas on this &C.
count. 1t the difficulty can be overcome
Roumania will make common cause
with Russia, but not otherwise.
KALAFAT GARRIsoNED BY THE RoUMANIaNs
The Roumanians have taken military
possession of Kalafat. The garrison
consists of 1900 men and 40 Krupp guns.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-05

and supplied with all Its necesseries'
and that until the 18th OF October only
one regular pay day has to be passed.
It was also considered that IL Congress
meets In October 1t may remain In con-
tinuous session and finish Its business
before next summer, 30 as to avoid the
inconvenience Of the hot season next
year az well az this year.
A proclamation calling the extra SEES
sion for October Is is to be issued with
out delay. BUELL.