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The Non-Sectional Man.

AhS ANou SCCSiVu0l R0u.
met an honest little lad.
As down the street hied--
Vow tell me, bov. II exc you can.
Where Bsscom doth reside"
In sootb can, my gentle SIR"
The honest lsd replied;
Proceed due North and soon you'll come
To where he doth reside
You speak some words ken not Of.
My dainty youth" cried.
Now tell me in your modern speech
Where Bascom doth reside
Il know not North I know not South
such terms do III betide-
The North is South. the South Is North.
The West the Esst, beside
Good master" quoth the gaping youth.
You surely do deride."
Nay. foolish boy, speak the truth"
Astoushed replied.
10. from the South the North wind blows
And exc the rising tide
That splashes on our Eastern shores
Layes sl the Western side.
The SHOWS do fall on Southern soil
And on the prairies wide
The cotton on the Northern plains
l. now the Northmsn's pride.
There IL no North, there Is no South
These terms have hong since died
The North Is South. the South il North,
The West the East beside.
Now tell me, reconstructed boy
Nor think that I deride-
Aye, tell me In our modern speech
Where Bascom doth reside
Good master turn ye to the IVES,
And on the Eastern side.
Adown the Northern path. due South
Two blocks, he doth reside"
did his bidding. loyalI,
Then sat me down and cried.
wot the speech was much Al fault.
Or else that boy had lied.
From the SO. Lows Journal
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-15

"TRUTH CRUSHED TO EARTH" ETC
The reason Mr.. Baslneer won't speak to
any of the editors OF the Hawkeye when he
meets them is this Last Thursday morn
ing he came into the office with a poem,
beginning ''Oh, softly the moonlight sleeps
on the cove n' and told Ms As he carelessly
tossed it on the table, that it was "a little
thing he just dashed off az he was coming
down this morning; hardly worth fixing
up; hadn't time TO polish 1t; if we wanted
TO take it just as he threw ii Off all right"
We took it and published it, and the next
night, At the church sociable, his wife met
Us, and said, "Aud, oh. wasn't that sweet
little poem of Fredcric's? And, do you
know, he worked on that fIom eight clock
Wednesday evening until half-past three In
the morning, and wouldn't let soul of us
come into the room and then he made the
last copy of it into his notebook at the
breakfast table. Why do editors always
prefer lead-pencil copy to ink? Frederic
said they did" And right there stood Mr..
Basllnger all the time Burlington Hauk-
eye.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-15

SOCIALIST CORNERED Among the
Crazy-brained theorists who appear ed be-
fore the Congressional Labor Commit at
New York on Friday, was one Robert Fl.
BarthOlomee, chairman OF delegation
from the "Socialistic Labor Party of Amer
ica, who was repeatedly Bonplussed by
the interrOgatories of the committee as he
developed hia peculiar notions on the labor
question. One OF the Incidents of the ses-
sion was a cOlloquv between one of the
committee and Bartholomee concerning
the proper division of moneys earned The
question was asked BarthoIomee whether
il man earned $40 900 he should not be
paid that amount. The answer was Ger
tainly." Then supposiug a man earns
$1,000, he is TO be paid that amount?"
"Certainly." again said Bartholomee
Then. supposng that the man that earns
$4,000 doesn't spend but $1,000, what is he
To do with the other SCOOP Divide it up
between the different cooperative societ-
les" answered Bartholomee. "Then." said
the committeeman. "if he is to give up
$1,000, what is the use OF his trying to earn
Sl0,000f' Whereat Bartholomee subsidized.
= Boston Journal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-15

Europe will next year be divided
among five great powers-Germanv. Rus
sia, Austria. Great Britain and France ;
four of medium mportance-Sweden
Spain. Italy and Turkey, thirteen small
States-Norway. Denmark, Holland, Bel
GUM. Switzerland. Portugal, Greece, Rou-
mania, Servia, bulgaria. Montenegro
Eastern Roumelia and probably Western
Roumelia, besides three minute States
Monaco. San Marino. and Andorre. If no
one else rejOices at the outcome of the Con-
gress, the diplomatic service will.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-15

AT present honest workingmen and
workingwOmen who manage to save some-
thing from their hard earnings by close
frugalitv, are Investing in Cover nment
four per cents. and are thus relieving the
treasury OF its high interest charge. But
in the choice parlance of the workingmen
who only toll in making blasphemous and
insane 'chin-music,' a thrifty man who
invests in this way is a "lecherous bond
holder. - Lowell Courier.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-15

-kearney seems to be good deal more
anxious to ''indorse' Butler than Butler is
to have him do IL. 1t would have been
worth good deal of money TO have seen
Buffers face when he read Kearuey's de-
scription Of him as ''the chivalrous and
.plumed Navarro of the rOstrum-
gallant. gifted. glorious Butlerr' IL is
safe TO bet that the General did not echo
the cry Of the crowd: ''Say it again -
No bald-keaded man likes to be called
white. .plumed.'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-15

Sand bathing is popular at the seaside.
A trench Is dug in the damp sand near the
ocean, and the SUMS rays are allowed to
pour into it until the sand becomes almost
hot The bather then reclines in the trench
and an attendant covers him with sand
until he looks like terrapin. The bsthers
say the baths are not only pleasant, but
beneficial, and that three such baths will
cure rheumatism.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-15

They had plenty of paper money at
Tallahassee at the close of 1864 Mrs. X.
owned small mule and cart. worth
$1,000. She was going to run the block
ade and return to England and wanted to
get all the gold she could. Dr. R. bought
the mule and cart, gave her $40 piece and
got back S40O in change
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WAR OF 1912!

n kNINoRs and Widows entitled TO q pensLB
81 q 70 per month. Under he act ef Congress.
March 9Th. ls1s- Fourteen days service 10 re-
81. e1 70 give utie 10 pension. and land war
e-t legally obtained, Il prina fA.ie evidence
lte Applications In all oases required TO be
~AsA before = court Of record. No charge unless
-. cessiui- Applicants unkDle 10 come to nv
nee Will be visited at their homes and Their
sAss legally executed and sled before 4 Court
u hesord. Please write me in all cases when
- sua ID Ike 10 have me yirift you al your
zones. And remember that no charge 10 TO be
"a. .le nniess your claim n es tablished- An s1-
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Fasion claims ekpeditio0siY and successfully in
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eAPeEse- trouble and annoy anee.
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x, ss.-August I'd. A. d. ISIS.

HANCOCK. sa-August ID. A. d. ISIS.
HAVE this day taken ON execution the risbt
l which John r. French and Lenora W French
nAs' or had On he 18th day OF June, A. ID. is7s,
eng the time Of the attachment on the original
t, at, 70 redeem from q mortgage to John West.
o Aee1 Nov 18th. A ID. 1871, and recorded in Han
bo Keg,suy Of Deeds. Vol. lll. Page 80, las by
Fsa deed from John H. French TO Lenors W.
- vnch' dated Feb. 18th, A. d. 1874, and recorded
p q ia Page s0,) q certain lot or parcel OF
na IA Estate situated IN Franklin. in the County of
NNaneock- and bounded and described as follows
syStheriy by the County road leading TO Cherry
a as'g and land Of Lewis Wilber, Easteriy by land
~ SSnn r Gordon. Southeriy by the road leading
al suuisan and Westerly by the old store lot form
; -. o1upied By Cutter Richards; said lot being
ts ',e iet And Containing about mise acres, with
a. oseIiidings thereon And shail ell said right
Lsg., in Ellsworth, IN said Couofv of H.ncnr1- on
ten eseay S,y the ID day Of september, 4. d. 1873, q
~a O'Clock In ths forenoon.
4. B DEYEREUX. sheriH.
'"@ A. r. DRvEREUX. sheriff.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-15

"A woman may not be able to sharpen
penci or throw stones at a hen. but she
can pack more articles into trunk than a
man can in a one-horse wagon.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-15

"A smoker in Portsmouth,, n. H., Gnd-
ing thar his cigar wouldn't draw, cut it
open, and discovered a cartridge, with the
bullet toward the mouth end. ts
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did his bidding. loyal1,
Then sat me down and cried.
woi the speech was much al fault.
Or else that boy had lied.
From the SO. LOh,s Journal
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-15

~ \. B.-Chxnge Avenue Runs from Faneull
hAA Market 10 State Street u5o
National Republican., 1878-11-25
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.
ev York Money Market

NEW YoRK. Nov. "a, 1874
The foreign commerce Of New fork for me pas,
week was, Import general merchandise, Including
dry goods). S,sdp.28i; exports tproduce), S@3SSc.
The total imports since January were Hh'9IuS.o
against 81 GA ,o5 for the same period LAST year The
total exports Of produce since JanuaIyi were s0' 81,
e2D agnnst sed sO Ts for the same rod last year
Money was easy al pi@+
Gold was Arm at 1905, sales and bid.
Foreign exchange was dull al Isis qts2 for long and
$50 tsGb for demand.
Government bonds wero firm.
State bonds were steady, with scarcely anything do
ing
Railroad bonds were hrm. Chicago and Northwest.
nsoldaed gold coupons advance 10 ioj!s. Den
yer and Rio Grande irsis to sh, Union Facihc brsts
10 lJ7, Southern Pacific frsts 10 80, Eric and PITS
burg consolidated 10 9l and ". Louis aud San Fran
cisco seconds, class h. TO al. Rock Island ss were
strong at ii0js, Fort Wayne seconds nt iiTk, Erie
thirds at I07.. and Iowa Midland hIsts al iOl4. New
Jersey Central conveibes assented rose 10 IN. do.
adjustment fell on TO o. and recovered to stx, 50
Paul gold ~ declined 10 1861 and Great Western sec
onds, eI coupon, TO ~ Missouri Kansas and Texas
consolidate assent cd sold ESi7ys aud do seconds
nt IN Hannibal and ST. Joseph convertlbes rose TO
Tic STOCK market. with the exception Of brIcrIn.
tcryai Of Weakness at the opening when prices De,
cl'ned TO hFA per cent. was strong and buoyAnl
II sS hs a ,s s's,s scse mss nsd Be
ware. Lacknwanna aud Western, but toward The
close the dealings IN st. Paul were espc ialiy large
Investment shares were AL higher to-day. Rock
market slos.d s'ISnE The transse',Sns sEsrsssiSG
were Wabash. iso1a were Sorihweserp COMMON 10 600
MeIe DO pre5srrsd 1 iisS were =, Paul, nac wsIs DO.
eTn, and 500 were Western UAion
The following were the closing prices:
National Republican., 1878-11-25

administrator Of George T. Pancoa.t, Of Albert u,
Norton, end Jefferson Rlves A citation was served
on the executions Of Auguste Heitmuller TO show
cause why they had not rendered an account Dur
ing the winter months this court and office will be
open for general business between the hours Of ten
and three from Tuesday 10 Friday OF each week
both days included.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
Circuit Court-Chipf Justice Carter-No 100
Castleman VS.. Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Com
pnny; No. l26, DAVIS sewing Machine Company w
Rothwcll 4 Richards; No. I29. spalding vs.. Holtz.
den 4 Kaiser; No. lI3, Lynch IS. Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad Company: No lqS. Poulson ct OIL.
va Georgetown College; No. 203 someryille Leitch
vs. Fmmart. Smith 4 Co.; No. 2S5. Dowd vs.
Ackers administrators: No. go. Sherwood vs.
wylie; No. 276 Creswell et al. VS.. Dodge; No. 2I6.
BARLEY vs. Hamilton ct al: No. 2TT, Jennings VS..
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company. No
9ST. Quinn administrator vs. spaids No. 29s. Rcd
man Vs. Tunnel ct al; No. Sls TIIohy vs. Phillips
ct al; No. $40, wekh Holme 4 Clark vs.. Mcdaniel.
Equity Court-JuStice MacArthur-No. 81, Freed.
mems Saving and Trust Company vs. Nnnden-
burgb No 81, FrcedmeDs Savings and Trust Com
pany vs. Crawford; No. S5. pcnlo VS.. Burnsilne
No. t3, McNamaIa VS. sheckcls; No ". Fickling VS..
Kengln; No I6. Freednen's Saving aud Trust Com.
many vs. Barrett: No ~, Pullman vs. Stevens. No.
10, Hibcrnia National Rank vs. Hovey. No. 81.
White W.. Protection Life Insurance Company No
81, owen Us. Green.
criminal Court = Justice wyiie = Samuel A
Clark, murder OF John Lee alias Jack Cash, on
Christmas Day. 1917 The sccused has been con-
victed once and sentenced to he hung, but wns
granted new trial by the court In general term
National Republican., 1878-11-25
Baltimore General MARKET.

BALrINoRE, NOV. %, IS;A
Cotton dull and easier. MIddilng Ol,6LOiac.
flour-L Light demand and nominally steady. How
nrdsrcet and Western superiIne e. 1903 sc do. extra
Si18I25; do family, q JcGg5; city MilIs supcrfnc
7593 5Oi do extra, So 1894 d DO. Rio brands - 4
$50; PatRpsco family, Sd2S
Whent-SOuthern frm and small supply Western
active aud higher. Southern red, tlltI u; do. Rm
be-, SIlsgI "; No ?Pcnnsylvanla red, SIts =: No
Western winter rel, spot ana November. d pJL g
lOG, December, 81 t6ti January, siCS,
Corp-Southern steady. In GOOD demand, aud firm
Western quiet and nominRlly steady, southern white
499Ijc; do. yellow. IiaISc Western mixed, spot
old, &c; do new, I5sci December, iSa.G i5c. Janu
Ry, 4BAc; steamer, SOC
Oats shude lrmer, / ut quiet. Southern. 2fQl2ac
Western white, GW-OSi w. IHiAed, $50 dc. renusyl
wanna, e6GlaSc.
Rye outlet and unchanged. southern. N85gc.
HAY du!l and easy; not lnoiab lower. Maryland
ana PchnsIlEhlila ~ liLIir, sll0tl-.
ProHsl0ns dull and nominnly y steady. Mess pork
sides NC per car load packed, new, Ig5c. BACOu-
Shoulders, i'Iot ciedT.rlb sides, btsc HAlns-sugar
cured Ds@ lie, Lard-Rehued teTces &c. Buliei slOy.
tnl heaVyi western packed, choice, IGgsC; roll u
@lIC.
Petroleum dull and eGs e. Crude TJSci reHncd. SRc
cunce dull, weak, aud lower lNU cursoes llN @
I5Sc
sugar steady: A son, 9g9.c,
Whisky quot, nOninRlly 81 Uedl UDi.
FTeghis lO Liverpool per steam steady. Cotton sad
-four, Is I'd grain, I'D.
Keespts- Flour; 40 bbls; wheat. 7I,50O Oui corn
bhipnICnIs-W heat, 1900 bu
National Republican., 1878-11-25
GEORGETOTS NEWS.
Collected by Republican Reporters.


The president and directors Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company completed their annual
inspection trip OF the line Saturday last he party
len Cumberland Tuesday last at eleven o'clock a.
M and. In addition to the president and directors,
were accompanied by Mr.. n. 2. Ford. OF the Bnlti.
Brown, a well.known banker OF BALTIMORE Mt.
Benjamin Fawcett, secretary the company VII.
liam snowden, collector at Georgetown, and Mr.
Porter. superintendent Of The canal; The
In 5Hs STa %rsP q Ferrs the wSs Sss'G: &:
and took the for their respective homes. Those
who accompanied them came on TO Georgetown,
reaching here at quarter 10 three o'clock on Sat
urday afternoon. I he party express themselves ns
heing highly pleased with their trip They cnjcyed
themselves 10 the utmost extent. They made a
thorough inspection Of the line, and found II In
thorough working order and doing 0 prosperous
business. A. Harpers Ferry they made an inspec-
tion OF the lnrge wall, known as the protection
wall, which Is intended to keep the water out ofthe
an order to have II completed At once. The party
were accompanied by Nj. Patrick Riley the well.
known caterer of Baltimore. The presidents boat
will remain Ct the Georgetown end during the win.
ter.
Henrietta Oliver an old colored woman, ninety.
Two years OF nge. died at her home. IN the rear OF
High. between Brown and stoddart streets, yestcr.
day morning she had been living In Georgetown
for sixty years
There were hut three arrests made BY the police
during the tweuty.fOur hours ending at eight
O'Clock yesterday fnorning-two for disorderly con
duct and one for carrying concealed weapons.
The employees ofthe Chesapeake and Ohio Caual
Company nt this end OF the line have received their
pay for the month OF October.
7. Strong and wife. of Virginia, are at tho West
End Hotel
National Republican., 1878-11-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

WATERED moire antique silk with inch wide
stripes Of satin, is the best material for reno
waiting black silks. Wide kilt plaits showing
q watered and satin stripe is altcrnatcd with
one OF plain silk. The retreusse band Of the
oyeIskirt aud the trimming of the waist. &c.
are also Of the same stylish material.
AT an election candidate solicited n vote.
" would rathor vote for the devil than you,p
was the reply. But In case your friend Is
not candidate" said the solicitor, might /
then count on your assistance2"
OPERA bonncts nre Of the acme Of elegance
light, airy, frail, and altogether charming.
They have no particular shape, aud those that
look rs u they had been sat on are especially
fashionable.
A PREcocIoUs lad whose father padded him
with Q shinRlc, says he has no desire to 20 bo-
hind the returning board again.
MEN who are always praying to God to help
the poor should first set God au example,
UhitehaH Times
National Republican., 1878-11-25
Georgetown Commercial News.
GfDRoErovs Nov s1 Z


oEliS MARKET.
=Wheat-The market for wheat to-day closed with
butia very limited amount OF business. owing In the
main to light receipts and the offerings were conse.
qucntly unmp1rtRnt In respect TO quantity. The Of
fcrings on Change consisted OF LOO bushels. which
was withdrawn and sold later In the day on private
terms. We write the market firm and steady, with
m active inquiry for the top grades though there is
no quoable change IN either oue Of the descriptions
OF Fultz and Lancaster. We quote good 10 prime
fllE at t6Dl Cl. good 10 prime mi ed at o. 0I eSs
and good to prime Lancaster at VI OJ,s O5
Corn-The receipts OF old corn during the entire
week have been exceedingly light and unImportant,
while the stock hand scarcely adequate for pres.
ent milling wants. There were some few arrivals OF
white. We quote old at islg6lc aud new on the cob al
1692 per barrel.
by cnnaloBont Ruby With zoo bushels OF wheat TO
Cleared-stenmshlp y 4 knight. Chichester. New
York, win return freight TO New York merchants.
Including iSlO barrels OF hour.
.,Arriycd--Schooner Hattie Cove, -, Gardner,
Me to load coal,
Ceared-srhOoncrs Mary ] CRrtncr. Neale Aspln.
y,alo NAL with 2" tens Of coal Il May May, New
Smith. Boston. with 40 tons Of coal.
CANAL
,,Arrlyed-noats J sheridan W L Bell c, Queen
TTS Krgy %Sen I SrgfS9 hantsr Tmos
W Phelps, Laura :. willie q Anna, W l. Reed, Blue
bell, New Ern, Wilson. and g boyer.
,tienred-J Wilson. New Era; Blue gell, G Clay,
" y Pmelps, Laura \, KiIby 4 Hubert, Dayton, J
swih, Thomas Tiernan, W Z Hunter, II lIuzen, @,
Queen CITY, W L Bell, J sheridan, and NJ Boyer.
National Republican., 1878-11-25
District Courts,

CIRCUIT CoURT-CHtEF JUSTICE CARTIER.
Frederick Green W. Raf Brothers; Judgment by
default for SASH. Jane Mcintosh vs. Thomas
Jaco6si Judgment set aside at defendants costs
and rclnsated oil calcIdsr. Mary j. Brady vs.
Sarah c. Palmer executrix demurrer sustained ,
leave TO amend declaration. Bryan 4 Bro vs.
Patrick Mcnamara; Judgment BY default for S299.
District of Columbia vs. b. C. Booker OF al; deulur
rer oyeruled and judgment appeal prayed. CIes.
well et Rl. rS. Holden ct al. motion In arrest OF
Judgment overrued. Wilson ,G Boswell cl ali
demurrer sustained Childs VS.. Marks et al. de.
murrer oveTruled. Bloxham et al, va Page, mo.
ton 10 substitute defendants granted Bloxhsm
vs.. Wilson 4 Coates same action. LRnsbuTgh
Bro. vs. Payne. motion for judgment oyerTuled
Taylor Co. vs.. Smith. BTgc u Co, motion TO set
aside judgment Overrued without prejudice.
Doherty vs. GeOreetOwn College; motion 70 quAsh
certiornri overruled and Judgment against gar.
n.shee reversed.
!, EQUITY CoURT--JusTICE MACARTHUR.
Farrvs. Keyser Ct al. leave 10 defendant Libby,
10 file amended bill. Bganuon vs. Wagner; tiuie
extended for taking testimony, In re estate OF J..
W. Thompson Ct al. appearance OF defendants,
Michael Thompson, WallROh, Harrison, Frazier,
pnd Ross. ordered Mercer vs. HogNni 10 be heard
ht May term 1877. or be dismissed. Sanders VS.
fCTTis; 4, j.. Duvall appointed guardian for IN.
iRnt defendants. llino VS. Van Rlsw!vk ct al ;
plea allowed aud amended bill dismissed. Van
denbuTgh W.. Gordon; discharge of restraining or.
ner and denial Of injunction. Cook vs. Cook in.
Junction granted.
PROBATE couRT--RE0lsTER WILLS.
Accents approved and pAsss.!-First account Of