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equal demand: quoahe at $685. 80 cwL ror air
b. good yeals hobbs az s2dS4 q head.
CHICAGO, April lS-cArrLE Recelpts 5000 head snip
ments market quiet, but steady, In, anu uh
chInged good smooth steers sold at - JOdSo .oo -,
iloGs-Iiscelpts 1000 head shipments 44pg heaa;
market active aud firm heavy packing 5d1Oc higher, az
g. - so light shipping. IS 2O@s5 % shipping extra
IS 1895 IS. ,. 49,, .., o, nm,
unc..
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proper kind OF collateral pledged call loans were
freely done 3l20i per cent There 10 no chance
in mercan Tile paper in the quotations OF uoieslv
change. The United States Treasurer NJ
cavsI today II 800 600 National bank nOteslor redelp
tinn The customs receipts were Si0O;ooo, anu ~, ,n
Ciearine house statement to-day Currency exchanges
$4,000 SS5; currency balances $3,77f2Oii goid eN-
changes 81 25l, O7S; gold balances, IOO,62b.
oycrnment bonds particularly active or nota-
bic Tor any new special interest Prices We're strong
on higher gold The new Jig per cents sthcned W 10
1O7Ss the coupon skies OF 1881 rising 10 81 Iegeu
selling az 81 coupon new ves al III 81 aid currency
slYls al I2l Mc amneX latest street quotations.:
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Dipioeuo Notleea

GALLATIN. NATIONAL BANK: .o,.--
lLe directors have this day declared DiVIDENDd
YH.IEANO ONf-HALF - - PER CENT free o. al axes
layabie and afsr the lOIh day OF April pro1
The transfer books will remain closed anti April proG
y. II. STEVENS, Cashier.
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Iah Yarn 15c; sisa Rope, lie; do 12thrcaf 1c co.
ehread ami thread Tarred sisa iaih Yarn. llc
Fine Tarrod ssal 12e; Russia Hemp rarred CoIdase
BE; Hacked Hemp Iarrcd Cnrage l2c Iareu
American Llib Yarn l2c Fine do do: lS2c -, -, ,o-
COTTON-Du ana unchanged on the spot safes OF 40
bales OF which evening including 800 for home con
SUMPTION speculation 800 bales were de1ycred IN
con tract The receipts today 800 bales,
against 7GS bales hs day last week and 60Jl bales ts
dv last wear; the week 2O03 bales against S9
bales as; week. 1856 bales this week last year total
since Sept l. 375990 bales against oj6929 bales during
tie time last season. Nominal quotations are
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UNIOS cnop
TexdS.
SLAUGHTER

METALS-AmcIlcan ing Iron shows some ir1cgnarity,
under heavy sales, 1000 tons No lover ma a.
SIS Scotch Zig remains steady, though trade l. Sow
American no. |, SlSdS50 No. 2 Slo4%lJ ana cray
80 IS for GengaTG"eE and "a 10 for Egiinlon.
Rails quiet but steady; steel at The ms S59
GoJl; Iron, S@Gd$iO; Old do, so scrap qiet az 80
G$zI Wrought IngOt Copper active; sales, @"U'
COO Lake at 1914 E3 Lead quiet and unchaDg al cl
gold Foreign DOmes SpeltcF Jun
and nominal: Domestic, 6s and Foreign lc,
coa. rg I'm in moderate demand; Straits lie,
Eng sh, l6lsc, and Banca. l5i2d2Gc, all gold. Tin
Plates steady and ia demand Charcoal Terne 81 29
81; do TIN At SO G2Eas6 Z. ri coke do, 80 sJaS6,
ana do. TeTne. 50 254 80 co. gold
MoLAssEs quct ogt steady a. YESTERDAY prices Quota
lions. Cuba MuscDyadO, Refining grades 30 test Ale d.,
Groeey, 35a40c Porto REQ iO@53c DemcraIa $50 - :;
Orleans Inferior 20 Common, - a. do Fair Good
4Sdj2c. do, Prime 10 Choice 53g54c.
NAVAL SFOltkS-Spints iurPentDe quiet AMI
changed at 35c Resins were very slow and ynces
ged sales 100 bills No. At - 81 IA Common Good
strained s2Qs2 % No. 2 g 1922 u; 30 }, 81 q
81 IS g 81 sales so bbis private terms city Pitch
quet: 50 25. delivered.
OCEAN FI:EIGHTs-Berih quiet and
changed Charters more steady aud quiet Engag1incns-
TO Liverpool bg steam. 100 hhds Taow lss 9d $50 boxes
Bacon DIS bales Hops private TO London.
by steam 80 OO9 bush GRAIN 2d and By sail, 200 bbls.
Tosin Is I'd To Hamburg, by steamer Ge!ler 100
Lard $50 boxes Bacon hhds Tah0w 40 marEs; 800
cases Canned Goods marks 900 sides Leather 3 do
go bbs Dried Apples do and 500 bags CoTce ~ transit
from south Amerca on private terms Cbaters-Gcrmen
slip Bremen, 600 bbis Refined Petroleum al 34 L
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financial.
CHICAGO RocK ISLAND AND PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
No. IL WILLIAg.sT, NEW YORK. Feb 20, 1877.
TNHIS COMPANY have decided to avail then

No IL WILIIGgsT RwYoRX. FEB 20 1871
T'HIS COMPANY have decided to avail them
Sfs q p ud r On Sr e
p pay s lssIe fe and soass s%t
3 d ether G T s'S S enG q ;:
bidder The Coupon Bonds win be IN Of $1,000 each
5000 each and transferable al the pleasure Of the o1eT
Inc present MORTGAGE bonded Indebtedness Of ths Company
cents the proposed the amount Of slO0O06OO
thus making tbs new loan ar@t lieu upon the entire aSos
branches franchises equipment and appurenances
Owned and operated by the Company
Main Line from Chicago, Illinois TO Council
BTarehes Milton 10 Knoxville in Iowa ~, ms
South Englewood TO south Chicago, Illinois,. miles
Total length q Main Line and Branches. 6gsa miles
Lsn gs Of sidnss and rurnoats on Main Line and
Length Of Main Line laid with Steel Rails $3.50 niles
These Bonds will be secured by Trust Deed Mortgage
which mortgage win seventy ye miles q
OF the entire line and equipment has been ctner.ie r n
oS R C9papy h9ye reserved he night 70 ssae Two
series IN addition 70 the 500 5000 above specified
Srcton permanent bTanche or eSeaso S
OF their system OF railroads. or In securing arrangements with
erty thus acquired shall Be included in this Mortgage bat IN
no event shall the principal Of the bonded secured
lions Five Hundred Thousand Dollars.
years ending March sisi: -'A'A] '''
1871 Gross earnngseo2S2s7 30 Netearnngs %
1872 Gross earnngs6l2L79, 80 Net 1885 ID
1913 Gross $50 81 NetearnnRs3 IL
1915 Gross eaTnmgs7, 33j73 80 Net earnings
1875 Gross earnings 7399 0l3 81 3
1876 earning 1866 JO2 Is Net I7il il
Tie earnings Tor the year ending 3lst March, 1871 Is
estimated, viii be fully equal 70 those OF 1875.
Less an.oun OF shares hold BY the Company. 4,02O0J0
Of stock issued .S209s0QO
Dividends cent annum IN cash have
paid the Capital since its organization In 1866
Proposals are inyit these Bonds % "
$4,000 TO IL O'Clock OF SATURDAY, the lith day u
April lS7 when bids viii be opened and awards made
Bidders whether they wish Registered Coupon
Bonds state price OF. red deposit Of per
required all bidders, which must accompany
bid and Which per will be ndoISed on all such bids
accepted such bids not accepted VIII have their
deposit returned No bids under par VII be considered and
the Company The right TO reject and all bids
which are not deemed satisfactory The Bonds WI be Gad
payment on the same viii be rgnred TO be maze 70 he
June next when the LOns will be ready 10. delivery he
present per sinking Fund Bonds viii be received
payment Of bids for this Loan NJ the rate O per cent
premium Interest TO Juy 1871 that beng Tho
prce which the Company have RESERVED the n mt to
deem them.
Proposals must sealed in envelope Endorsed Pro
posa per Bonds and sent the Office Of the Com
yauy, No. - william -t, NewNork
P0stOice Box 3,779 FRANCIS H. rOWs, Treasurer
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Ts,O ALI. TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS
1 SHALL COME Or NAY IN ANYMlsE CONNEkN,

Know We: . =. 49,. . a.. ,,,.o.t, C,.,, n,
the nd states for the Western District OF Tennessee IN e
sixth Circuit entered the twcntyseyenlh day o. NtVn
Der In he year thousand eight hundred aud seventy ST.
and OF the Independence OF The United states the one hundred
and nrst. 10 equity therein Ielenni, wherein
PuILO C. CALHOUN and Lou l. H. MI:l 3 as trGst,,s
PAILROAD COMPANY and HENRY W. SHIT it.It0 are
defendants and To decree or tho Circuit Court
vision. the sixth Circuit entered on the sixth day 81 No
yenbsr the last aforesaid In canSe m equity therein
depending wherein the same parties ne cCmphahs anu &c
PENDANTS SAID last mentioned cauS
iary and anciisy to the cause drst-lbOvc nentOnod-
l. TIE undersigned, HORACE T.. ANDREWS, was ap
JOntt special Master by slid courts TO ascertain
and the amount Justly equitaby 20 each holder
respectively Of bonds coupons Issued By SAID de-
feudant cOrpOa alton under TIE PROVISIONS Of c,falh a ny
h0u Louis IT, Meyer barug date February st lSi2 Tor
uucrl and for interest; AMI that IN accordance win the
PROVISIONS Paragraph VII Of SAID DEGREES respectively all
holder and owners Ot such bonds anu coupons are tuu "
produce coupons held by them respectively De
iorc me- special Master or before thr first Monday
Of september 4 d. 1871 being the third day OF SAID MONTH
for awance and that for the purpose OF receiving po OF
snail h1i regular siitings Office OF tie Clerk of
Ii Crruit Court OF the United for the Western
District Tennessee the CITY cnpaS Tennessee on
Tue first The months OF March April May june
seventy seven shan also hold special ngs or Ike pnr
pose I lie Clerk ~ the Great Court OK the United
Satcs for this District Of keBtueSy western DIVISION III The
Paducah. Kentucky, ON the nfst MONDAY IN ths
mouth Of JAY thousand eight hundred and seventy
In civ of New York IN the or
Monday Ia the month August thousand eight hundred
and such other such special sic
iInrs NAV from lime 70 adjourned 10, that
any bonds sad mortgage vii DO allowed
the claim or corporation 10 be entitled
OF such mortgage bonds or coupons 10 nave
snch claim allowed by INC "a such special Mast Z.
THs notice being given pursuance OF aud In accordance
with the pro,islons OF said decIees - . ..,,,,,,
mha laW8a,J sueciA Master.
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OFFICE or THE TAKE SHoRE AND
MICHIGAN SOUfnERS RAILWAY CuAPASf,

TE'HE TRANSFER BOOKS OF this Company
viii be closed at o'clock p. M on CitDAf ne 3I;t
inst prtDaraOry annual meeting appointed 10 De hs
on Welns y the ID day Of May next anu VIII DC reopened
on morning Of Thursday the 80 DAY o. MAY ncS S
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state bonds ruled quiet. Missouri nam Us We're Hiinet
at 1O59, aud 65s of District Of Columbia advanced 10
T4Is aud Louisiana consOs TO 81. Tennessee Us, new
series were steady 49, Ohio per cents OF ls9O sehg
at ia ,>..,,, -,
In the shares OF the city banks Central National (1
sold at lOOI2: Continental QO) a. 81: Fourth Ndtloh"
C5) at lOOd99la. and 81. Nicholas no. ut iOl. ..
In railroad bonds there dealings IN 70 NareueS
the offerings being only in small lots ConpGu0us ~
the list was a decline in Chicago and NorthMestyrh
common gold bonds IL 49, afterward sln. at 81 ONO
and Mississippi consos declined 10 SG4, and SINKING
fund 10 "a Jersey Central firsls strong nj 100
and Conyertibes at AZ Lehgh and Wkesbarre consols
0cciining 20 ~. and American Dock and Improvement
Campauy's rs selling at -. North Missouri rSis were
steady at 9s and preferred strong Union iirss, lO4
and Land Grants, 100ls. Chicago, Burlington anu
Quincy consolidated rs stifened up TO 1904, Lake
Shore dividend bonds selling at 100, aud consolidated
COUPON hrsts at 1O6l2 Sc. Paul sinking funds were
steady AT 50. and hrsts La Crosse division, al 30 -
Attention is called TO the advertisement OF the Con-
trOer OF the city inviting bids for S1lo5OO OF assess
unent bonds OF the City ofNew-YOrk.
The following Is the official statement OF the earnings
aud expenses of the Union Pacific Railroad Company
FOR THE MONTH - FEBRUARY. ,oou.
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Percent.

Increase. Sl53.362 10 -: SlIS,o19 90 >, -.
Decrease. Sl9.NJf 10 ii'''
FoR TIE MONTHS o AND FEBRUARY
~ ' ~ - Percent
age OF
Gross Operating Surplus operating
earnings. earnings. expenses
1877 Sly6G6f5i 43 $Gjl423 p $lO DOL - 31lVV
l,362,l "a 80 62lO3S ~ O3lUSO oZ o'OV
Increase. s30I,S29 rs ;...s; S47394i C6 .. an
Decrease. Slbaol4 - .-'''- N'''
The following shows the mpOr OF dry goods ut the port
of New-YOr& the week ending to-day and since the
be ginning of the year. compared with the corresponding
portions of previous years: -.
fOrhe Wcek. 1879. IS76.o -, tSlI.o
az the port. Sl,J0U12l Sl,6292J3 ti4ONV39
Thrown markell. 2,09OZSS lGl,Seo L1o''0Zo
Entered II lie port. 4O66s,9s4 34267762 S0lGlOsG
Thrown on srket.. 4l,3l9927 So Ge136 3G6Oo'e'o
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Plnanclal.

A FEW safe and desirable BONDS on which
~ interest has been paid promptly for aad years now
in and l2 also, 10 er cent senaDnui Nchpol
Bonds guaranteed For sal" by TllDS = Ellis IA Ines
GAS STOCKS.
IN NEW. YORK, METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL AND
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
kinds OF Brooklyn ana New York Gas Securities dealt
in by GEO. H. P.tr.N iloS; -. =, "
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~ Y. STOCK FXCHANGE.-ThOse wishing
~ n make Investments deal in the acve stocks car
' 1890 H. G. STEDAAN.
Banker and Broker, 50 Broadway, New-fork.
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NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL
1 LINE
GORTH GERMAN LLOYD ,.,.,,

SOUTHAMPTON. AND BREMEN
COMPANIs PIER foot Of sECyNDsl. hOBDKEN.,
NECKAR saturday April Is NtSEi Satur Az gi-5
MAIN. saturday. April II MOSEL saturday LAY
RATES OF PASSAGE trOm NETWORK 70 SOUTHLAND
TON, UAVRE, OR BREMEN; - .
FIRST CABIN, SOD gold. SECOND CABIN, go, 5olH.
STEERAGE, $50, currency. ,
Tickets at reduced rates Prepaid Steerage Netl
Gates SO currency.
For lIvi ght " passage apply TO -
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LOUIS Dh BEBlAN. Agent ~" % bfoaa""',
OH DOMlNION STEAMSHLP COMPANY.
DACIFIC MAIL AND PANAMA TKANSf
A STEAMSHIP LINES


For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, culEA. AJ>l&ALiiA
NlW.ZE.IAND BRITISH COLUMBIA. OEFHpN 49,
Sailing from Pier foot Csns,-st.. NOr.h HiSer
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q York, Havana & Mexican Mail 5. ) Line.
~ Steamers eave Per ?. North River. at p. M.
IIANANA DIiI
I0E .EoEI 4 80 500 81 ana 80 nroalnlv

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE:-TliE
" GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANG'S ~ u
STEAMERS BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAFkE
CALLING AT PLYMOUTH &C. b. Tor the landing Of las'ch
gers. ~, - =, 49,. ,,t,... 10, ~ N,r,op u
every WcincsdaY beginning will 90, 90, - -
ssT IAUKENT Ithesnol, Wednesday, April is, 930 a. W.
for 'IoTIs Dt BEBfAN Agent No IS Broadway
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steamship COLON. TIL ~ljAh. APi1 IT,
Conuscing tor Central American at SoEia lAcac PoTs~
Er0m SAN FRANCISCO 20 JAPAN al CHINA -,
Steamship CITY OF SAN K!:hNt $500. TUESDAY. Jay II
From Francisco 10 SANDWICH ls.ahjs. AnA'9@'N -
stesm.6m City OF NBwNo2K, wgDNEsDAY april %
For trsisat passage, apply 70 . ,,,.,, - DOT
WA II. CLYDE az Co., % ~ j. ~ i'LA l. a 49,
q Bowlnggreen PIER icoi OF tiHa4sb' 'ofs" NV,
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Ofedu Steamers.

HAMBURG American Packet CompanyS Line
4 for PLYMOUTH. CHERBOURG. and HAMBU RG,
FIISIA March - tiiisl pm ~
CAN AlTl prli ID
pas PlyihDuth, London Cherbourg Hamburg
and cl points IN England, Scotland aud Wales: FIRST Ci
O,l 500; Cabin gold, $780, Steea2e. currency cJ
KGNUARDT q Co. G. Is. RICHARD & BOAe.
General Agents General pasacUger Agels,
81 Braat.s.. New.York. Oh Broadway, NewforA.
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@. r. HILL Special Master. 49,, =,
Y BAn inventory oi the property has been fled IN the
Circuit Court AT Miss aforesaid, b. tie RECEIVER -
the Oad which be seen on application 10 we cefk
OF l "a otl" y"
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-03

OF Hancock.
TliE undersigned Widow OF Frederick L. Bill
i llugs late OF Brooksville in said County, de-
ceased, respectfully represents. that said deceased
died pos sessed of Personal Estate an Inventory
OF which has been duly returned into the Probate
ONCE that her circumstances render It necessary
that she should have more OF said Personal Estate
than She is entitled to on a distribution. She
thre fore prays that your Honor would grant her
such allowance out OF said Personal Estate, as in
your discretion you may determine necessary and
proper. aud for the appointment oil Commissioners
to out her Dover IN the real estate Of said de-
ceased.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-03
OBITG RV

The mortal remains OF the late Capt. Lewis II.
Bracy. of Cranberry l-le. sent home for burial ty
Masonic brethren al Cienfaegos, cuba. IN sch
Helen e. Hing Of Calais lately commanted by him.
were deposited the Cemetery at Calais, saiur
day Apr II. with Masonic honors.
Capt Bracey c,ntrartei his sickness at Jago
aut died in the hospital at Cienfuesos Jan. 3lsi.
l.77 AZ er 4 few days illness. lie possessed much
natural ability. while his kind and genial nature
endcare him - all who knew him int mately. and
he had won 10 a marked degree the esteem and
confidence ofhis employers and business associate
During the war FOR the Union he served with
credit IN the llth Maine Regiment and was dis
charged on account Of sickness contracted 10 the
lie was only Ia his thirty third year. but
leG widow and four children 10 mourn their
heavy lpss. and his -eeuly untimeiy fate. May the
God Of the widow and IA therless sustain them
Capt Bra-ey was native OF Mt Desert. where
hls parents and other relatives stil reside.
"Fricnd. brother-GArewell' Light be the ashes
upon thee. and may tho sunshine Of Heaven beam
bright upon thy waking"
In : IL. l.. {. H.
Cranberry l-le. April >,
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-03

struction. No one he said. was more sur
pri-ed than himself at the serious charge
made against him and OF course he stoutly
protested his innocence.
He was impatient at the long delay be-
fore his trial, and longed for the day to
come when he should be arraigned. The
agony arising from the general suspicion
against him and from his disgrace had now
passed. and in few days more he thought
he should be all right.
He is undoubtedly man of wonderful
nerve and possesses marvellous power
Of hiding his feelings. Whether iRHOce nj or
gully. one could hardly suppose that in
view of the awful and cold -booded crime
with which he is charged. that he could so
school himself as TO be so apparently in-
different to the ordeal he must pass through
or to the fate that may await him.
So far as we have any knowledge. the
general impression in the community is
unfsvorable to the accused. and it cannot
be denied that there is a terrible array Of
circumstances surrounding him which only
a fair and impartial trial can elucidate.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-03
LOCAL NOTICES.

DR. \. J FLAGG's Couch AND LUNG
SYRUP.-rhousand of persons die every
year. from that dread disease. ,ousump-
tion. We constantly read of some dlscoS-
cred remedy AID sure cure. A the man or
Woman finds that he or she is infected,
and pronounced incurable. their great de-
sire is to fnd something which shallI at
least prolong life. Dir. a. j. Flagg OF
ClAremount, y. II, being aware OF this
fact. aud the Importance OF meeting the
requirements of thousand, OF his fellow
beings, gave his attention TO the matter,
aud after years OF experience and trial has
discovered remedy which he confidently
believes will do all that he claims for il.
His Cough and Lung Syrup is pleasant TO
take. aud has worked wonders ia a med
ical point of view. Persons afflicted with
consumption Bronchitis. Asthma or any
OF those diseases. should by all means give
it a trial, and see if it does not do all that
is claimed for ii.
MINE NOvGoRoD FAIR. The great
market of the eastern world has been held
at this junction OF the Volga and Olga
Rivers, in Russia. every summer for hun
dreds of years. Here the nations OF Europe
and Asia meet with their products for
trade. Cossack, Chinese. Turk and Persi-
an meet the German and the Greek with
eve ry variety of merchandise that man
kind employs, from sapphires to grind
stones. tea, opium. fur. food, tools and
fabrics, and last but not least, medicines.
C. Aver & Co.'S celebrated remedies
from America were displayed in an ele-
giant bazaar where the Doctor himself
mig ht sometimes be seen. They are known
and taken on steppes OF Asia as well as the
prairies of the West, and are an efiectual
antidote for the diseases that prevail In the
yaoIrts of the North as well as the nuts
and cabins of the Western Contibent.-Lin-
coin (Iu.) Times.
DIR. F. r. Jackson's Catarrh Snuff and
Troche powder is highly recommended
for Catarrh. Colds in the head, Headache,
Sore threat &c. See Advertisement.
5. d. wiggin sells The Universal Pile
Pills-will cure any case or money refund
ed-Prce only 80 cts. Put up by F. E.
Smith Il Co.. sole agents, Middlebury, VT.
and for sale by druggists everywhere. Ask
for them and take no other. 1yl5.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-03

Sch Union, (of Castine.) was in collision with
sch Mauna, Loa, and had ioresaii badly torn.
Sch Laura A Webb, OF Deer Isle. from New
York for Nassau. n T.. before reported dismasted
and abandoned was picked up and 10 wed into
New York 2&tb. by steamer Canill.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-03
-Dandelionlsreens are just now much

-Dande'ionIsr.ens are just now much
soughf for by the bilious and dyspep,ic.
The annual special Taxes for the
sale Of Tobacco. Malt ard spirituous
liquors, were payable May 1t.
From the manner in which Files new
Bakery is pstronized, it is evident there
are some hungry people about town.
Vegetation is exceptionally forward
,h, Spring. The timely rain of two days
past. has made glass look its best.
A loud call for unpaid taxes tor 1879 is
made in this paper by the Collector Of that
year. The money, or the body must be
put up, he says.
DR.. W. NJ. Haynes. Homeopathic
the late DR.. Pulsiier. and will practice his
profession In this city The Doctor comes
among Us highly recommended.
Thus far. only about 30 dogs run the
streets according 10 law. The others are
in danger OF their lite aud their masters
of a ten dollar fine.
The Essten Dramatic Company pre-
sent the great play OF the 1tco Orphans.
at Hancock Hall this tWedne sday) even
lag. The leading characters will be taken
by Messrs flaming and Beattie, and Miss
Louise Abbott. who have won AN enviabe
reputation upon the stage. The amateur
players OF this city will doubtless patron
ize the Company both 20 criticise the ac;-
ing and improve themselves. We bespeak
for the Company on this. their first night,
a good house.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-03
TITANS AND MEN.

a.. Blessed are the meek exclsimsiihe voice
Of inspiration. but can q man be meek with
the consciousness that = dreaded monster is
consuming his vitsls. We are not a race Of
Titans. A PrometIeus might stand chained TO
the torturing rock with q vulture perpetually
gnawing his liver. and his face ever we ar an
expression OF heroic and even meek endurance
But Pronetheus has left no descendants.
With vultures dsease) consuming his liver.
the modern man makes himself and every one
around him miserable. Fretful, gloomy, hyp-
ochondrialc he Sees the world and life all on
the wrong side-tbe dark-side-and whoever
dares to assert that there is q sunny side, he
regards as an enemy, or at best Q mocFer Of
his imaginary woes. Unlike the mythical
Titan, the victim OF disease is not succorless.
There is an arm to rescue-a balm to cleanse
and heal. As remedies for this most depressing
Of all disc Silver Complaint, none are
more efficient or popular than DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery and pleasant Purgs-
tive Pellets. The Pellets e6ectually remove
the efete and poisonous mstter, while the
Medical Discovery imparts strength and health
to the entire system. They are sold by sil drug
gists.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-03

RucLsport.
Hon. ). L. Hincks Of Bucksport, is 10
draw up the plans and Specifications for
the new farm house at the State College.


Deer Isle.
FATAL ACCIDENT.-On Thursday morn
ing. April II. Capt. kimball Bracy, master
of Schr Carrie II. Spoford. while out
cunning in company with a young man Of
the neghborhood. was shot instantly dead
by an accidental discharge of gun in the
hands OF the young man. They were in
small boat gunu'yg for seatowl. Capt.
Btacy was shot iH the back part of his
head. snd being but few feet from the
muzzle of the gun, the top OF the skull
was blown entirely OF, leaving only about
half the crauium.