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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-11-21
What Scion Chase Saws.

Scion Chase has just returned from the
West and ha, been interviewed bv a report
er for the Lewiston Journal. from which
We clip the following:
Mr.. Chase was greatly pleased with the
West. but believes II Maine farmers will man
Age here A. economically a. western farmers do
there. that Maine Is yet good state TO live H.
As TO state politics Mr.. Chase has a. vet no
definite information 10 who will be COVER
nor lie evidently doesn't much enjoy the
spectacle of the Greenback and Democratic
slate committee eating boned turkey together
Mr.. Chase has never countenanced d Green.
back surrender TO the Democracy, and evident
ly he does not enjoy the overtnres now being
made by the Democrats. He is greatly disin-
clined to walk into the Democratic parlor, re-
memberng the tabled dangers attending spe-
cious disinierestedness.
Doubtless our readers were somewhat aston
ished that Mr.. Chase was not sent to the ma
tional Greenbsck council. II has for some time
been apparent that Mr.. Chase is being sup
planted in his own house BY the ambition.
young aspirants who had no part in Green
bsekism until ii gave fair promise Of seat in
the Maine Legislature. A. outsiders We called
attention TO this disposition so obvious last
summer when that eminent statesman. the
Hon. r. NJ. Fogg' made his futile att.mpt 10
put the Greenback congressional candidacy
into his pocket. Evidently if these young
statesmen think they are going to send the old
war-horse back to retirement with the steers
of Chase's Mills, they don't exactly understand
what material he is made Of
Our reporter suggested TO Mr.. Chase that it
had already been settled in the Greenback
camp at Gardiner, that Mr.. Charles A. White
shall be the next State Treasurer Scion
laughed and said 1t was all news to him. He
evidently sees that .'ring' dangers are impeni-
ing in the reform camp, and feels that on
the whole there is danger TO be apprenended
from cold joints Jointly for Greenbsekers and
Democrats at the hospitsble table Of Mr.. White
at Gardiner. Mr.. Chase has no notion of al
lowing such overtures TO proceed without a
protest. He sees that the Democracy want TO
get possession OF and assimilate the Greenback
party OF Maine, but he seems to believe that,
as the record says the whale swallowed Jonah,
it is at this late day unlikely that Jonah will
swallow the whale. We fancy at least that
Mr.. Chase will be down ut Augusta in Jsnu-
airy, TO see the operation, if 1t is tried. Those
Greenbackers Of the rank and file who came
from the Republicans are particularly disguised
with the dining-room party at Mr.. Whites as
they have no notion of being sold out to the
Democratic party"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-11-21
What Shall the Name Be.

We commend to the attention Of all our
readers the article which we present in
the columns Of The Commercial this even
iug from the Belfast PROGRESSIVE .igc. Its
noble sentiments, We are Ger, ain, will meet
with the hearty approval of every Demo
cTat and Greenbay ser Ia the Fourth Con-
grc,sional District. Even before the cleo
ton OF last September they adopted a.
their motto. IAN Who Think Alike
Should Act Together" and in the spirit OF
that motto they went into the contest and
won that splendid victory on the 9Th OF
september, over which Greeubsckers ami
Democrats alike, all over the country re-
joiced
W" know Of no man ia the State who i
better entitled 70 give name 10 the united
Grceubackers aud Democrats OF Maine.
than Hos. WM. NJ. Rust, editor OF the Bel
lat i{s @a ;.o ,ns Pf f2d,hm
his pen for long months before oar late
State election, thst prepared the way for
the most magnificent revolution and re-
suit in WALDO county last September. tha
sealed the fate OF Eugene Hale and elected
THOMPSON II. MUECH TO Congress
Loudly sud earnestly has Bro. RUsT
lifted up his voice not only In behalf OF a
just and beueticent financial system. but
also ia behalf OF much needed reform in
the administration OF our State affairs
Since our late election he has exhausted
his best efforts in bringing together into a
common organization "all who think
alike" And now that his Efforts are sane
toned by nearly every man in the State
who voted Tor either GAKCELON OR SMITH
and the [ mon for which he has labsred is
about 10 be cousummaied. il Is both fitting
and proper that he should give 10 that Us
IoN NAME. The name he has suggested Is
admirably, appropriately and flttingly cbos-
EN-. We are certain that We but echo the SEN
iiment OF every Democrat and every Green
hacker in the Penobscot, Piscataquis and
Aroo,took Valleys, when we say tbs, they,
10 man. are enthusiastically ready TO
strike hands aud unite hearts under the
name Of
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
PARTY
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-11-21
State News.

The United States Signal Service has
established Il station at Mtllbridge.
Bishop Healey of Portland is in Rome
He intends to spend the winter In Naples
Hiram Elwell has been appointed post
master at Rockville. Knox county, Maine.
T. ii. Murch, Congressman elect, has
purchased the homestead of the late &c.
phas Starrett, In Rockland.
Capt. William X. Sawyer has complet-
ed an aqueduct for supplying Millbridge
with water, AT cost of S2s00.
Rev. Edwin Parker died at his home
in Sebec Thursday night. The funeral
took place Sunday afternoon at two o'clock.
A steam saw mill at Fairfield. owned
by ID. A. Pratt, was totally DESTROYED BY
fire Saturday night. Loss $1,000; insured
for $4,000.
The tin mine in Winslow has lately
had II thorough examination by a party
who Is TO make report, preparatory to
further operations.
The next Legislature must make BRO
vision for taking the State valuation which
is done by commission once ia ten years.
"A saw mill owned by John S. Arnold.
of Caribou, was destroyed by fire Thurs
day. Loss 81 500; Insured $500; cause
unknown.
The Grand Trunk Station at Lewiston
Junction. was burned Thursday morning;
supposed to have caught from al engine OF
the night train.
Governor Connor. Mayor Nash and Mr..
Hamlin the present incumbent, are said
To be candidates for the Office OF postmss-
ter Of Augusta. which falls vacant next
month.
The Journal says that Sheriff-elact
Baker of Belfast, j. having q busy time in
selecting his deputies. and is much embar-
raised it is said. by the abundance Of ma.
ter!al at his command.
"A New York firm Is putting up fac
tory at PASSPORT for packing smoked her
ring in the style in vogue in New Jersey.
Operations will begin soon and some thirty
girls will be employed.
Mr.. Walker Blaine. eldest son of SEN
ator Blaine, was admitted to the bar at
Augusta on Wednesday. He is twenty
three years OF age, aud Is a graduate Of
Yale College and Of the Columbia Law
School Of New York city. He will remove
the first OF the coming ear to Minneapolis.
Mimi, where he will ct once enter upou
bis profession.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-11-21

Of1cial evidence comes now from another
quarter of the South. showing cruel violence
and unbiushing frauds on the part of the Dem
Ocrats. The story from Louisiana given in our
Washington dispatches ia the statement of the
United States Distret-AttOrnevf for the North
ern District of Louisiana, who has come to
Washington for instructions Is to his course in
dealing with these outragss and frauds. He
declares that il will be neces sary to make 80
or 800 arrests in one parish. if all the criminals
are TO be apprehended, and draws pitiful pie.
fure of the hopeless struggles of the poor blacks
for their rights against the superior iRteligene
OF the whites, and their rwhelming strength
in organization, military equipments. etc.
The Democratic press in the North manifest
disposition TO deprecate the revival of the
sectional issue, and try 10 cast doubt upon the
correctness OF statements like these. They for.
get that these stories come from too MANY qusr-
tiers OF the South at once, and agree in too
msny OF their features, TO leave any doubt of
their substantial truth. The descriptions of
the tiss ue-paper ballots in South Carolina. and
of the method of their use, sent from different
points by candidate for Congress and an inter-
nal Revenue officer, tally exactly. The Re-
publicans are everywhere denied represents.
lion among the election officers. IN Louisiana
Is well AS in South Carolina, and Federal SUPER
wilson's are everywhere thrust out of their places
by violence. All this evidence could not have
been manufactured; the job is too big.
As for the sectional issue-well, if Democrats
were being killed by the score in New York
City just because they were Democrats, the
press Of that party would be likely to raise .
sectional issuerof the very largest dimensions.
~ y. Tribune.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-11-21

Every day brings to light new horrors
perpetrated by Southern Democrats for
the purpose of carrying the election. The
man who does not hold to their political
belief is regarded by them as an outlaw.
allowed TO live only by their forbearsnce.
n order that this may be fully realized by
those who are tempted to give expression
to some other belief. it becomes necessary
that some slanshtering should take place
and this las been done freely whenever
and wherever occasion has required In
some instances. in Louisiana, where long
immunity has shown that there is no dan
ger of being called TO an account for such
crimes, they have grown so enthusiastic as
perhaps to have INDUCED their natural
hent a little too freely. and have shot more
Republicans than was absolutely necessary
to produce the desired result. For in
stance in one parish over 200 are reported
10 have been shot down and allowed to lie
in the bitches and swamps where they Tell
Another favorite method has been to ride
over the country. firing into houses. killing
or manning women aud children. la other
instances men have been taken from their
houses and beaten till life was nearly ex-
| tinct. But there is no necessity for multi
plying these facts. for if Republicans can
not understand that their ideas of citizen
ship are altogether incorrect and danger
Gus. especially 10 themselves, then ii de-
/ yolraS on tho of 10 "a,
teach them their error. 1t is hardly 10 be
expected that the teachers should under
stand at just what point the lesson has
been iully learned, nor will It be lost in the
future il 1t should happen to be a little
more thorough than is needed for the pres
emit a portion of the Democratic press
at the North and even in this State, has
raised the cry of bloody shirt and as
serted that all such reports are campaign
| lies" but the fact remains and the South
ern Democrats themselves admit that some
/ have been killed. In this connection the
Boston TrarelItr says of the investigation
/ in Tensas, La:
The agent Of Governor Nichols. reports
that he could only succeed IN finding that
twelve negroes had been killed. 4, Mercutio
/ would say. II is not SO deep well, nor %
wide As q church door. but It's enough twill
serve Small a. was the number killed, the
negroes were 80 demoralized that they did not
I 90 TO the polls. and a Democrat wa. elected to
| Congress in district where there is Repub-
/ lcan majority Of several thousand. The for
/ bearAnce Of the Democrats in killing - few
| while they had their hands in i cFedlttble TO
/ their humanity. snd II affords evidence that
they no longer slaughter negroes out OF mere
waniounes-
/ As surely a dawn follows darkness. so
surely will the blood OF those innocent
men be avenged. The wauton destruction
of life may 20 on for time but the penalty
will sooner or later overtake "a. and the
whole nation will suffer as II did Tor the
/ great sin Of slavery. II j. to such feast
and In such a company that the Democrats
Of Maine are asking the Republican Green
hackers to III down. Milyou feel at home
and at your ease there. gentlemen Green
T, hackers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-11-21
state Of Maine.

HANCOCK, S>.-SherIH : Office, Nov. IL 4. %, H.
have this .tay taken on Execution, from the -.
Preme Judicial Court, the right that John u. Hoi.
kin- had at The time OF the attachment thereof an
on the original writ to Wit \ pril 7th \. D. Is
OF rehecming from a mortgage to Alexander tul
ton, dated December - 1875, and recorded ut me
Hancock Registry OF Deeds, Vol. I52, Page - 3D..
The following real estate situated in Ellsworth a
the County Of Hancock, and described as follows
beginning on state Street on the northeast corner
OF the store Lot occupied by Syvanus Jordan.
thence on sand street. northeast thirty two feet
4 stone post at the corner of the mill road thence
on SAID mill road, seventy six feet thence south
west, parallel with state street, to line of said
hah store thence on Jordan= line, to the place ul
Leglnnlng - being the premises known az thc
'1lsdale Store"
And shall sell said right At public auction 10 tho
highest bidder therefor, at the Office OF Hale x I'm
cry, IN Ellsworth in said County on SATURDAY. the
lith day Of December, y. d, ls1s. at nine O'Clock
IN the forenoon
y r. DENERECN, Sheriff,
y true copy-Attest;
5wi6 A. r. DEVEREUX, sheriff
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-11-21
Sherif'S Sale.

TAkEN On execution and WiIl hv sod 81. afa
l. D." Auction uu 'Hv twenty. rI-ht d4y OF By,tu
Der, 4. u. I>l>, at ten O'Clock \. VI a. The on
of Abbot x arrru, is tssunc, an the right s
Equity which Thomas J. tyay had at the time .
attachment To redeem the following describe,
lot OF Land WING in Verona; bounded mortimer
oF land IF Della :. Gray AMI Il r F.runsr.
-uuthyriy hy the Gem Road. SO called. ca-t..rN
BY land of Il, r. FtrHham aud westerly by Ian.
Of Hiram b4niOrth. being the homestead uf ih,
sad Thomas }. Gray ami occupied by hum
Terms mAdr known at tisnr Of sale
" NJ. WAKDW nrr'tv SL,r,a
true copy-AttCSt.
". NJ WARpWELL. Deputy Shrun.
FCHubscot, Nov. lb. ISIS M
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-11-21
AsSlgneeS' Sale.

PURSUANT to an order from the Hon Edward
L Fox Judge Of the District CourI OF the United
states for Name District, the undersigned ASH.
nees IN Bankruptcy, of the sullivan Quarry
Company will sell at pablo Auction, at the
sullivan Quarry, IN snliiyan IN the County OF
Hancock on FRIDAY, Dec, 27, A. ID. Is7s at 10
o.clnck A. NJ The following described persona
property, via
~, q pieces Random Stone, Int. in l Set OF Car
"heels, 80 Paving Culls. Meaning to sell the
interest therein which passed to US as Assignee >
aforesaid, by the assignment thereof to us under
the proceedings in Bankruptcy.
CHARLES l., DRUMMOND,
WILLIAM ii. Chaplain
Assignees in bankruptcy OF the sullivan Quarry
Company. Sgtb4
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-11-21

AT meeting for conference between the
Greenback and Democratic State Committees
OF Maine held in Gardiner last week, it was
unanimously voted THAT there were MANY
state offices thst must be dispensed with; also
that several appropriations usuly made by the
Republicans must be cut off to relieve the over.
burden taxpayers" The following named
gentlemen were chosen by the Nationals to
represent Maine in Washington: W. NJ. Rust.
Belfast; +. ii. Cove. Biddeford; T. II. Murcb,
Rockland; Z. l.. Pierce, Auburn. In the even.
ing a reception was given to the Committees
by Charles A. White, Chairman of the Green.
back State COMMITTEES, and probable next
Pleasant streat.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-11-21
"a.
Messengers Notice.
Office of the sheri III Of II ancock Cou,.,
spar.s on Al ,YSy

HANCOCK, ss:'-'.........Noy. 18th, \ II 1873
1hls Is 10 give notice That on the 18th day of
] November \, ID, ISIS. Warrant in Insol.
vehcy was issued on, of the Court OF Insolyencv
Tor sad County of Hancock against IN.
estate OF SAID Benjamln sprague adiudg.
Ell TO Ne N las HVrR' Debtor, on pettian
OF SAID Debtor, which petition WAS aIed on Tho
second day of November A. 9. ISIS to which
last hasaed date Interest citims T. to be com,
puted; That The payment at any dehts aud the
delivery and transfer Of any property belonging
to said Debtor To him or Tor his use, and the de-
livery and transfer Of any property by ave
forbidden by law; That Meeting OF the Credit ~
of said Debtor, To prove their debts and choose
one or more assi2neeS OF his estate, will be held
az court of Insolvency TO be holden at Ellsworth
~ sfid County on the hilh day of December \
ID. ISIS, at ten O'clock in the forenoon Given
under my han Il the date first above written
BENZ. NUTTER,
Deputy sheriff a. Mcsser ger Of the Court OF In.
sOlvency for said County OF Hancock Sw+1
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-11-21
Assignee's Sale of Peal Estate,

PURSUANT to an order OF the District Count OF
1 the United states, for the District OF Maine
snail sell al public Auction, at the Office of VII,
nam +. joy, IN Ellsworth on Saturday. the 3Oth,
day oil NOV. 1878, at ten O'Clock A. N the follow :
ing parcel sol real estate, belonging 10 the Bank
rnpt estate OF David q. Eaton & son, subject TO
the mortgages thereon; The Butler Farm in
Hanc"ek, with the buildings thereon. and Mill
privileges, subject TO mortgage of Weston But.
Ter Tor about two thousand dollars, and subject
to End mortgage to the Hinckiey & Egery l. en-
Co. Tor about seven hundred dollars. The
Homestead of David G. Eaton. subjeet to mort.
cages 70 Nathan King tor about six hun
bred dollars, Nathan d. King for about twelve
hundred dollars and Isaac n. Perry % ais. Tor
about one thou sand dollars.
SwaS N. A. JOY, Assignee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-11-21

Various, sensational rumors, relative
TO the finding of the body of A. T. Stewart.
have been received and two parties have
been arrested supposed to have been con-
nected with the robbery, but so far the
body has not been found and no authentic
information has been made public AS to its
locality. The police are constantly EN-
ployed and have strong hopes of finding
the body and bringing the robbers to JUS
tice
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-11-21

The attempt on the life of King Hum
bert, of Italy, is another proof of the dam
gerOus teachings OF the International Socie-
ties of Europe. Since the King ascended
the throne last January, his reign has been
singulariy mild, and no cause for the at
tack can be given except the hatred of
Kings.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-11-21

While the question giving rise to
correspondence between Secretary Evarts
and Lord Salisbury. relative to certain
rights of American Fishermen. is not yet
settled. il is not considered so important as
to warrant the Withholding of the Halifax
Award, and the payment of that Award
will probably be made this week
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-11-21
z Z q D J

send stamp for Free Recipe REMOVING PImplc-.
Black Heads, Freckies. Moth and Tan nature
own cure (purely vegetable, gives a clear beau.
tiul skin. Use Fataline mo lady need weigh
less than 100 lbs, gent less than Us lbs il give
the iuli face perfect form and flesh, health and
beauty Packages, a.. Usc Youthful Bloom for
Ups and cheeks, a. superfuous Hair remoy ed
instantly, -! Use Hair Producer for heavy
beard. al All by mali.
N. +. FIskE, French Chemist, Box 2I3, Newark,
y j. 3tno.4-
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The Christian Register thinks tina
smOking-car is the great American leyeler.
Its mission seems to be, it says. to bring
pretty decent sort of men and very indie.
cent sort of men into common fellowship
OF Dastiness,
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Inc volumes of tire Magazine begin with the
numbers for june and December OF each wear.
" men no Time 8 specified Il Will be understood
that the suDscrI Der wishes to begin With M cur
rent Number. ~ ~ wi
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-11-20
CCHED LIE II. FERRY & VALLEY BRANCH
- Is. N o. II AZ.
Taking Effect June. ION, 1878.
NORTH

G qnge Cars al sl7asburg for Front Royal.
The7 % NJ train passing Woodstock runs onl,
on Mondays, Wednesdays aud Saturdays all o.he.
trains daily except Sundays.
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SOUTH.

Passenger train leaves Front Royal i,2l a N.
arrives S;a burg II m. 1s!ly except sunday, con-
Meeting with west bound mail train for Woodstock.
Train passing Woodstock at 81 a. m. runs only
on Mondays. Wednesdays and saturdays all other
trains dsi y except sunday,