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ConGrespmen,

The returns already in show that Mr..
Reed in the FirH District ia returned to
Congress BY about 400 plurality.
Ia the Second Districi Mr.. Frye Is re-
turned by about } 900 plurality.
In the Third District Mr. Lindsey Is re-
turned BY large plurality and possibly by
3 majority.
In the Fourth District the returns iudi-
cate that Ladd, the Greenback and Fusion
candidate is elected.
10 the Fifth District the Democrats large
iy abandoned their Candidate, Martin, and
voted tor Murch the Greenback candidate.
This WAS the most marked 10 Waldo coun.
v, but brave fight WAS made by the Re
publicans In Knox and the large majorities
ia Hancock and Washington Counties will
probably elect Mr.. Hale. though more
complete returns are necessary TO fully de-
eide the question. When party can nom.
mate candidates for Off ce and then SO com.
ple.ely desert them. as the Democratic
party deserted Major Belcher 10 the Sec
ond. Gee. Smith Ia the Third aud Mr.. Mar
tin 10 the Fifth District, on Monday last.
gentlemen having any self respect will be
careful not 70 aAov .ehsir names to be
used In the conventioos OF that party.
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New England Ship Owners.

Al the second qaarterly meeting Of the
New England ship owners. held at the
Board OF Trade rooms, Boston. Tuesday
Nessrs. Nathan Crowell. ;. e Blanchard.
ii. Baker. Arthur S-wall OF Bath and
a. \. StTout OF Portland, were appointed
a committee 10 confer with the underwriters
regarding modification In the form OF In
surance policies. Mcssrs H. Pickering
and Elliot OF Boston, Winslo~ If Portland
and Marcy of Portsmouth, y. II, were
appointed 10 make necessary changes in
deal and other chapter forms, so that the
freight should De paid In cash inst,a adj OF
one third cash and two-thirds approved
Resolutions were passed regarding the
payment Tor missing vessels, that the
present custom OF waiting twelve or four
teen months Tor pay was unjust; instruc-
ting the first named committee 10 report
upon the expedIsncy Of establishing the
custom OF regarding general average
which prevails IN Liverpool. where COZ
slgnsss OF cargo deposit Ia bank. subject
TO cbeck Of sdiuster and owner Of vessel.
the estimated contribution due from them.
before the vessel begins to discharge, thus
The repayment OF money As advanced BY
the owner Is rendered certain.
The bill before Congress relating 10 ship
ping and dischArglng seAmen repesls The
Law requiring three months extra wages
Ia be paid crews discharged aboard. a.
lows crews to be shipped for dscharse 10
foreign ports Wilton, the three months
notice. such discharge being previously
agreed upon. /, also requires the Govern
ment 10 pay hfty cents per day for the
board Of seAmen sent home. instead OF $40
for their passage. The bill amending the
Shipping Commissioner act changes the
mode OF appointment Tor Circuit Judge to
the Secretary OF the Treasury. and pays
him salary instead OF fees. and reduces
fees paid by ships one-half. Referred TO
the Washington committee, OF which Mr..
W. II. Lincoln is chairman.
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AMERICAN, Y, SEPTEMBER 1a,

went to state her case burst into tears. II was
embarrassing to me, but encouraged her to
proceed. She said Il am doing a very extra
ordinary thing but l cannot keep it. Ny
necessity must be my excuse. She then told
me that she was the wife OF -
whose bronzes / must have seen and admired
in the Exhibition. I confessed to having
thought them admirable. Well she went on,
please look at those account books and see
what tremendous sacrifices we have made to
appear well at the Exhibition. Nothing but
medal eau save US She gained her point
confess, and promised to give her husband
the preference. Why should nott lie is
abreast with the greatest houses 10 Paris and
IL is better To preserve drowning man than
to hand another from a good boat into luxu-
rious barge. There are cases in which votes
Of the visitors TO the Exhibition should be
taken. II female suffrage were appealed to in
the needle embroidery section il would not 20
far astray why not ask every woman going
there 10 state on piece Of paper what mos,
pleased her. and drop it in box near the door
OF course the public could not pronounce in
cases where technical know ledge II required
but in every other they should be judge and
jury; and when there are jurors, they should
only make reports. not award medals
Ii has been resolved by The authorities to
preserve the building. after the Exhibition ha,
closed. All the substantial portions OF th,
erections, together with the gardens facing tn,
river, will be maintained for the benefit Of ia,
| city, and The Palace Of the TrocsdeTo ', III b,
| converted into permanent museum.
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Among the requests Of the VIII OF the
late Daniel Z. Stone of Maiden, Mass, is
10 his half sister. Mrs Eliza 5. bennett OF
Topshsm. and to her children, $1,000 to
be equally divided among the four, unless
Mrs. bennett should prefer . different di-
vision, In which case il shall be apportion-
ed as she may desire; TO Mr.. Daniel IL.
Stone of Brunswick. $1,000
A New Orleans despatch says that the
fever recalls . curious prophecy OF a Ne
gro Voadoo Sorcerer last New Years, that
a plague would come upon the city equally
fatal To whites and blacks. aud increase
until the number OF deaths cquallei the
degrees OF the thermometer when it would
decline. The co-incideuce in the death rate
and thermometer has existed the past three
| days. aud Tie Negroes are rejoicing, be
Iieving that the climax has been reached
-'rhe L s. consul at Faysl reports,
Aug l7th, the destruction OF the American
| bark Lawrence. OF Boston, by fire ut sea,
| In lat. 81 II. long. 49, II. Aug 9th. The
crew were picked up few hours after
abandoning the vessel BY a Portuguese fri
| gate. Donfernsndo, and landed at the is.
| land OF st. Michaels. Capt Harris of the
lost vessel speaks in the highest terms OF
the treatment received from the command.
err of the frlgate. The captain aud crew
lett Fayal the 18th ult for the United States
In the steamer Mississippi.
Senator Kellogg, at the suggestion OF
parties 10 New Orleans, urged the Secre.
terry OF War that twenty days goverumen,
rations tor , 900 perso In that city be dis
tribunfi through the collector OF the port
This VIA avoid all complications among be
nevolrut organ yttious. The rations wi
be distributed 10 their respective appiica
10 Al Al.
Of sufferers, and besides, as rations are iuc
nished by government, Il was thought gov
eminent officers would be the proper chan
mel OF distribution. The army quarter mas
ter In New Orleans has been instructed &C
cordingly.
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The correspondent Of the Cincinnati Ca
zette, describing the assembling of the I'm
ion veterans At Newark, Ohio, says
The first cheers of the day. were those
evoked 10y the presence OF Old Abe, the
veteran war eagle. lie made his appear .
ance before the President arrived, borne
on shield by veteran, and escorted by Il
drum band and \ little company Of soldiers
following tattered flag. The nag and the
little company OF men only suggested the
strong regiments that are gone. while the
eagle alone seems 10 have renewed his
strength. The bird who has such an event
ful history. who followed the Eighth Wis
cunsln Regiment throGgh the war, and
who nov devot0s his time 20 attending sol
diers' reunions all over the country, Is as
fresh-looking as he ever wss. And hen
the soldiers checrcd him be lifted his wing.
A. II rememberins, nisi tI..,ea. s-i aiving In
~ Ny a return to their warm hearted sa
lutte"
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Eut Miller.

The remark WAS made on our streets on
Monday night, that Miller did IT," We
are disposed to give the Devil his due
and are free to admit that Miller did do
great deal. but We are not of the opinion
that those who are SO ready now to give
credit to him will long continue to take
stock in either Miller or the theory that he
promulgstes.
He Is not the kind Of man whom the peo-
pie can locg follow without discovering
that they are being duped, and their in
nate honesty will then assert itself. Mil
Ter as reforwer. IL not the fascinating in
dividoal that some believe hia, and the dis :.
covery will not be particularly reassuring
70 those who have followed him 10 the
campaign just closed.
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5000 600 More Called L-The Secre-
iary OF the Treasury has issued the 18th
call for the redemption OF $50 bonds 1866.
(Consols OF 1865. '.be call Is for 5000.
co... Of which 81 .00O. 600 are coupon and
s3 ,0O0. 900 registered bonds. The princi-
pal and Interest are 10 be paid Al the Treas
ury, on and after the 4th day OF December
next, and Interest will cease that day.
The following are descriptions OF the
bonds:
Coupon bonds. dated July !. 1865, name
ly:
go. Nos. .4.O0l to 10 COS both inclusive
el0O. Nos. 1876 COL TO l3s 600, both in
elusive.
500, Nos. 1901 to 81 600, both inclu-
sive.
$1,000. Nos. isa.OOl to Iss. 900, both in.
elusive.
Registered bonds. redeemable at the
pleasure Of the United States, amer the
LIST Of July. 1870. As follows:
$50. Nos. 2i5l to 24S5, both inclusive
800. Nos. Is, l0l to l9,l2O. both inclu.
sive.
$500. Nos. ll.9Ol to IL 22s, both inclu-
sive.
$1,000, Nos. IS COL to IS. 400. both inclu-
sive.
5000, Nos. col to 1000. both inclu-
sive.
$4,000, Nos. 22,o5l to q $50, both in-
elusive.
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strength, but have rather added TO it. for
today the party is more united. more earn
est and more determined than at any time
since the rebellion.
In this connection the Bangor Wig says &.
Let US remember that it Is not our nag that IL
dlshonored by the temporary defeat OF sound
principles. but that the battle We have waged
hiss served good purpose in welding the
sound elements Of the Republican Party into
SOLID column for the maintenance OF National
Honor and tbHt We stronger to-day, with
Right on our side than any coalition OF W rong
Having fought tine good fight we must keep the
faith, snd recognizing that our party alone
stands champion OF public honesty and sound
financial principles. let Us keep our Banner I'M
fGrled without stripe obliierated or a single
star obscnred," aud inscribng 1t with the sa-
cred teachings OF The Father. move steadily
forward 10 the victory that will surely come. IL
We are stesdfsst aud true 10 ourselves and our
Country.
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-One OF the most cheering features in
the campaign Just closed is tina, the Repub-
iican party has At last become aroused to
the danger that Is meuacing the country.
and from now on, till the question q na-
uonAl integrity is settled, and settled in &C.
cordance with the convictions Of honest,
Intelligent men, this fight for an homes,
payment OF the national debt and an hon.
est currency for the people will cont nae.
II is surprising that any county, or town
In Maine. could be found so blind to its
own interests as 70 be led away by such
false teachings as those of the Greenbsck
party and that any localities could be so
led, only shows how little the subjec, OF
the ational finances is understood by tn e
masses. That the leaders we're willing to
take every chance in exciting popular pas
sions and prejudices for their own purpose.
is sot surprising, As only by such q cour Sc
were they capable Of seeing for themselves
any political fu ture. and discovering early
in the campaign the absence Of general
Information on the questions Of national
finance they have SO played upon the cred
Utility Of the people by specious promises
Misrepresentation and direct falsehoods.
rs to temporarily mislead . portion.
All these things must be met and clearly
answered by the Republican party, and
when the masses, naturally honest, come
to understand the utter hollovness Of the
promises of reform aud the purpose for
which those promises were made, the lead
sre, will fnd how crushing . blow can be
struck BY . people who have been de-
ceivsd. Honesty will surely prevail and
Justice will be meted out 70 those who are
urging the masses to adopt 10 dishonest
and dangerous policy IS is that presented
BY the Greenbaek party Of Maine. We be-
lievs those Democrats. Who have gone Into
1t for the purpose Of political piunder. will
find that they have sown the wind and will
reap the vhirlwind.
Those Who have gone out from the Re-
publican party have net taken from IL
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Tho date on the address label of each subseri-
Der paper shows the time to which the subscTip,
tion is paid; and all subscribers In arrears are
request ted to pay up As soon a. possible.
tn receipt of payments on subscription at this
ONCE, receipt will be promptly @@ni to the sub.
scriber. and the dste the address label will be
corrected on the eNt issue of the paper.
In all communications relating to subscriptions
our correspondents requested to state TIE
Postoce to which the paper is, or is to be, sent.
an to be careful to write all proper names plain
"
In directing change of address. always give
&c present address well as the one to which
,su wish the papSf Afterwards sent.
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We commend this excellent advice given
to young men by the Congregationalist
Young men ought to begin laying up mon.
cy, or property 10 some form, earlier thar
many OF them now Do. Their income may
indeed be small. but So may be their ex
pcnses, and In more than a corresponding
ratio, and for their income, they cannot b.
sure that 1t Will soon or ever be any larger
lhere are good many men In mature OF
advanced lie who are poor to-day because
thry waited for large pay or prodts before
beginning to save anything.
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The demand for new per cent bond
exceeds the supply.
The Concorda (Mo) bank robber.
have all been arrested.
AT Memphis physicians report the
fever becoming less violent and easier &c
manage.
-Nr Fletcher. all abseut-minded TrO-
Jan. rested his hand on buzz-saw. He i.
absen,-handed now.-lN. Y. World
The President has appointed Hon. s
Newtsn Pettis OF Pennsylvania, minister
resident aud Consul General to Bolivia.
Holster Ciymer OF Penn.ylvania, wa
unanimously nominated for his fourth term
10 Cong ress, by the democratic county con.
vention.
The Pennsylvania board of pardon
have refused to recommend Communication
OF the death sentence OF Jack kehoe. the
Mollie MagUire.
The cottonwood telegraph poles used
on the line OF the Southern Pacific Railroad
have sprouted, and give promise OF supply
ing continuous line of shade trees.
The reports received BY the depart
ment OF agriculture indicate that the hay
crop, In nearly all the States, Is unusually
large, aud has been secured In fne cond.
ton.
-Orville Grant. the ex-President' broth
er, is sent TO the insane asylum at Morris
town. HIS mind runs on immense specu-
lations. lie was sent at the request OF his
friends and doctor.
-Csrd,,aI MANAGE r. v.,.,,a ,,u 49,,
Penzia TO represent the Pope. The poutif-
zeal choir will also go. This is considered
the first step towards breaking up the IA
nous imprisonment OF the Pope.
Kansas leads every state in the Union
in the yield OF corn Der acre heina fnr,v'
three and one-half bushels. Little .,onn-
famous New Hampshire come. nex,
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Maine.
In the matter of
GEORGE W. COLLINS, tIN BANKRUPTCY
bankrupt
'phlS Is to give Notice thai 9 petition has been
presented TO the Court this 9Th day OF sept lsis
oy george W. Collins OF BluehiIl B,okruP.
pray ing that he may be decreed 10 have full dis
charge from all his debts, provabie under the
bankrupt Act, and upon reading said Petition
OkDEkED-by the Court that hearing De
had upon tue same, on the first Monday OF ps-
cembef A. ID. ISIS. before the Court 10 Portland
In said District, at 10 O'Clock, A N. and thai TIE
second meeting of the creditors Of said Bankrupt
De held before Chas. Hamin Esq, Register, o.
the sih day OF October 1875 and the third meeting
OF the same on The sth day of October ISIS, sa1
.bat notice thereof be published In the Bangor
DAILY Wing Courier And the Ellsworth Amer
can Newspapers printed in said District, oDse
week for three successive weeks, and once IN Lhe
weeklytBaagor Courier the last publication 70
be thirty days Il least before the day OF hssrinS
and that all creditors who have proved lbeif aeo.
and other persoss in interest, may agpesr At ssa
time and place. ana show casss, q any they have
Why the prayer d said Petition should MOT DC
grated.
Nh. p. PRFBLE,
Clsrx Of District Ceart. for aaid District.
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WICKED For CLERGYMEN

Il believe il 10 be wrong and even wickeG
for cler2yrnen or other public men To be lee
into giving testimonials to quack doctors OF
vile .tuf- called medicines, but when a really
meritorious article Is made up Of common val
liable remedies known to ALL and that ali nh =.
sicians use and trus, In daily. we should freely
commend it. therefore cheerfully and heart
lily commend Hop Bitters for the good thew
have done me and my friends, firmly believe.
ing they have no equal Tor family use. viii
not be without them
Rev, Washington, d. {.
9xll
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nv ScSIetoiy VI hhe AteSsuIy mas issued
the following order:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Sept. Z. 1873.
To Hon. James Gilfillan, Treasurer. n,
and alter the 10Th day Of this month Won
are authorized At the Treasury in Wssh-
inxton. and at the several sub-treasuriss iu
the United States, 10 exchange standa "a
silver dollars for United States notes.
Very respectfully.
JOHN SHERMAN. Secretary
A Washington special says: Secretary
Sherman said on Saturday evening ,h:,
the gold premium Is only at IA of one
per cent. to-day. and there Is no reason
Why the premium should not be rubbed
out. In reply 70 question the Secrrtsry
said: Il expect = great many silver dol.
lars viii be paid la for custom dues And
for the four per cent. bonds. but the
amounts thus paid in will naturally he
paid out again. All the silver Certificate.
received by the Treasury will enable n 10
use corresponding amount Of silver dol
lars. AN eOnndent that the Treasury will
be able to exchange silver dollars for an m.
United States notes presented" The Sec
Rotary. referring 70 the reports that he con.
te0piated issuing minor gold coins h. fore
January l. 1879. disciaimed such an inten-
Non. He desired II understood. however.
that be now has Sufficient gold in the
Treasury for resumption Purposes, and
vii oe ready to carry Oat the provision OF
Inc Resumption oct January l.
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SptfiaI Aotifts.
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NV
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DELICIOUS SG19AIlon Of c0OLHISS and COMFORT
Is the best Voice Tonic in the woridl
~ IL sajA 1sliaAls. nd only s Cents,
sold BY Dvagglsss, or mailed iFee addreas
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n q advertisements.
Petition.

To j. ". HatohiHs Justice Of TIE Peace.
GREETING;
WE request you to call a meeting OF the Pew
w Holders of the NJ. T.. Church at " Penos
scot TO convene said Church Oct. LIST ISIS nj
o'clock, p NJ. to act upon the following articles
viz.
LIST, 20 organize said meeting.
Aud to see what repairs shall be made unn,
said Church.
ST. 20 transact any other business thai NAV
legally come before SAID meeting.
LEANDER {. PEkkISGS
HARRY LOWELL, Trustee.
WA. HANEY,
stats or MAINE HANCOCK. $50 L.ande,
{ Perkinys Con stable GREErINu
In oompli .:Dce with the foregoing request Won
are hereby authorized to notify the pew holders oI
NJ. y. Cnurch AZ ". Penobscot by giving tna
notice the law directs to meet at The u ne place
and ior ure purposes specified in the aiOre men,
toned slEe-t.
j. If. HUTCuINS
Justice OF the Peace
N fenobscot, Sept y, isss. SS37
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Zoo much credit caonot be given to
the Republicans Of Ellsworth for the good
fight which they made on Monday. The
Greenbackers had been claiming three
hundred majority in the city and 1t Is cut
down to ninety seven. The Republican
party ia Ellsworth was never 10 better
hghtIDe trim than to day.
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DISTRICT OF MAINE, ss.-Thts Is To gf1e D.
hce. That ON the 10th day September A. d. Is
Arraht ia Bankruptcy was Issued ssaus. Ls
Estate OF Charles \. Russ, iniIy idGAlly auI 40
member OF The trim Of Russ L Babbage and A.
rem Irundy Rus. Company. OF Deer Is.e id .Ac
county OF Hancock and state OF Maine. Nh las
been adJuosed Bankrupt on his Tct..-oU.
hied Aug siRh, ISIS. that The payment d! 4aJ
debts snd delivery Of any property belonging 70
such BAnkrupts, to him or for his use aBI he
tfanaier OF any property by him IL torbllGcu VI
law. that meet NIX OF The creditor. OF said E.ak
rupis to prove their debts chooss Ole U
more Asslgnees OF his Estate will be he'll 4
Court of bankruptcy. to be holden az the t4slalI
House, Ellsworth, before Chas. iamIIn ~
Register. on the eighth day OF October A H. -,
at 10 O'Clock \. NJ.
7. D. CIIAMBERLAIN
S"S' Deput L. ;. MsT-hAl
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The SINGER MFG. OH Iossu x,,,.s,
- VI Ain st, Hanger Wsi.-

DISTRICT % MAINE ss-Thls b.. t. ..r -.. T.
mat On tse iVth lay OF September d. - ,
warrant 10 BANKRUPTCY vas lssu--l a.. ... gar
kstate VI John II. DougiAss Indtvldua H.. Al. A.
iseDb%r Of The arIH OF Douglass 4 l,-...., ".
Euea Ia the County Of Hancock sug sac
Maine Who has been AGadsed a Raakr.l.. .s -,
own pehLon h4ci August zIu A H. I--- Ala.
the payment of any debts and delivery "a ans
property belonging 10 such Bankrupt 70 a... ar
i"r MS use, and the transfer Of any prnues.7 '
nun are lorbidden BY Law that a ulr,tlpz 3D.. .re
creditors Of The said bankrupt u uttre ..,.
debts Aad 10 choose one or mo 70 ...I,n,~. IF a q.
p tate VII! be held az a court OF Bapk14l ~ 3.
DC uo'deE al ne Iast1rne House Euswot4 a-.s.r,
Charles Hamhn Esq Regi.t.r on The ,l.l, s,...
october a. u. Is +. al ~ o'clock A. Al
+ -. GHAABERLAIN
Deputy l. ;, Marshal. as mrs,eus--
JwI1
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While the dead are dropping unnoticed
~ the deserted streets OF Memphis, and Is
ptteous cry for immediate help Il being re-.
spondrd 70 the country over, The trallRchs
record. The dIsgraceiul fact thar not one oil
u MANY rich men who own palatiai store.
along Main street has given either money
or personal assistance to their afflicted
nei2hbors. They have all run away. Bos-
ton Journal
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