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I,.I.TiTppi,,

nIr MORE. May 2o.-T!oic GGl AMI uncharg ed
Southern wueli i:m: No Tern ur'n 40 HT'i tf
,"a'n,' rev., rt :IiG%: No we.rn
%t VIZ rel; II,. :iia&: May. sl.l34n3:L!&i
Jnii". :li3! July >l.l2'. august a"a rsE Mri,I
southern wi,l!r. &C.. rc!!ow- 412c otfS ana rye
r,:ii! AID ,uclau@cI Has :l":dy. fr2V'io"s ,lM'''
AID ,:cadY E;;rr nc,t'r hr1n, @nl ""ci%tn%rd,
~; slcadY .nl unchanged. tohrc soincWi'hi
iirntr: H.o carsocs, ,0h&lsc "h',.ey I.u y, -
sl.o6. Sus~lr@c:iEc ana eaey ~ 9o''' -ES'"t~'
CiSClXEATI.
,CrSciSSATI, May 20-b,i6"r nFm ma ana > a''.
higher: red, Sl.u5mSI.lu. Cora unsettled bnt
;;cceraty higher 3si0c- oats In good dG.'In =,
nal at so. Lard DUR; current make. 80. nE :
meats an and SHADE 2,F9r SSn:'Ir ny Short
cleay. s4ao. Baco ga sasa ai shoul'isrs, 81 I2
clear iess S.. i sGss5 .25: clear sices. s3.374oS
M iar e zG sa ssa a. s" nfy
17a 1sc.: choice western reserve, 12Gei24c.
choice s Central ohas I0@l2c. susar iirmer hAr,s'
Hogs Inactive ARK sower. -
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. May 20..Fiour quiet AMI ,s,,-
changed :Wiiest firm; red and amber, yl0as1 .G5.
Pix sf 1 s2s e i @aas ss5y
steadS: sssssiers sSc. clear ribs 4Sc.: Scar Side
5Kc faroa frn: shoulders, fise; ctrar ribs, sSc.
clear siAtS, 5,4c.; sugar. reused hams, S&@ 9aic.
.........s ST. LOU Is. s..l.. ~
az, LOUIS. May 2O.-S iour I'm stronger demand
ana active; double extra fat 81. 60@ssf TO- treble
extra r4ll, s4.S0ta:4 30: faInily. ao.l 5h3s3ao;
choice fancy, s54OGsA5.00. Wheat strong: No.
red s 81 .i1h@ $l.l2 cash. l.ldsfal. 1o,$ June,
8, 0S44sl.04 July: No. 8 red fan, sl.os1
No 2 spring. CSC. Corn higher: No. 2 mixed.
aal &c. cash, 34ss934&e. June, 33A@S55e. July:
Oats strong but slow 1t 29aG93oc. WhisEey steady
| at 81 .03. Pork quiet: joDtlng, sl0 Lard noini.
na!iy unchanged. Butk-.n.at5 inactive and lower
ciear rl: sase9s4G5 Gae? NJ, sa'i liz rer lids
! ~, CHICAGO.
| CHICAGO. Missy 2o.-Plnai III GOOD demand al tu!l
! prices. Wheat active and firm: No z Ch,s1faa
| suriar 900G9Ic. cash, JuHe. eSsc jay no. .
Chicago sprias age. Corn fairly active anda snade
higher: s5'S3 SIC. c:ssh 53 s9e. Snne' s me-
fPoiF, $3.50 cash aud June, 0;63Ay9,e1S july
s975 August. Lard active ana seaas ao Ynlv
IA G7z1as6I 0 cash aaa JGac, &C. 39SSU.l thsuly
Gas August BIls-mests steady aha un'
changed htsssy unsettled ann low Y, saies cary
/ IL Cl0se-Wheat higher; s1.G0A assea 1uIe
esdc. asked July, Corn arsner; sosc' eia 'ane
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ICI llIp.
BRIGHT.
TyrY-rnm,nop To mr,;iu,

LmJs-ComInon 10 mc'iiii'n, *1fGS6; good 10
IS;iy00frT$,-Fair to mrdlrm. :S1*lO: good to
very good, sl2@3l5; nnc to fancy, Sl7.5o"s
$3.50. o..., =.
ycrr good, $IOuy 30; extra cutters or lill"rs'
Sl5MSlS.
EflhogHny lFraoDcrs.-Cnmmon 10 In"G,inn.
:l5fe535; good 10 very good aud fine, S33@f;4o !;
ezra line. Il JhI$Je. .,-,
Yciio,o lVruDpers.-Cnmm"n TO medium, s2"H
49,: gon 10 very good, !tOGS1o; line 10 fancy.
$j5tf$15.
Occasional small lots have since The season. Open
td commanded above ;ue outside quotations. in-
cltion5 are that strictly fancy white wrappers NH
IN. Ii li..iIl siInnlN.
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COMM ERCLAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, May 20. 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WIIEAT.-Red. 70 bushels.
CORN White, $50 bushels. Miced, 73S bushels
BLACK PEAS.-2S bushes.
FLOUR.-lS barrels.
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E.y Telegraph.
NElT YORK.

NEW YORK. May 20 - So1n.-Stochs firm.
M"acy on call. 3MI ncr cent. Txchanae-I.nng
IS7i. short, 1851 State tOnGS dull. Governments
steady.
EceRiRG.---Monev. 3Mi per cent. Exchange
firm ut 4S7iiMiS7E. Governments strong AMI
higher: new 3's, o. AZ per cents, 1919; per
cents, l03. States il,i:I.
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OUOTATIONS-pRiIED

Lugs.-Common to medium, 5000 S2.75; good
10 ine. S%Gl?3.J0.
Lcut-CnnmOn Ia good short. 81 medium
10 far long, $GMS7.J0 good to very gooi Tong $500
$3.50.
Dark leaf. good enough for wrappers and for the
best types Of The RcieS have been thus Tar in very
light supply. There Is no assortment Of dark sun
cured tobacco ofcrlng.
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], HAI,1Fay f,nrrNrry

!. TioN:---Sor Br1r.T BY 9 NATURAL FORCES y
BUT BIZ TITS SKILL OF aAS--ITs LOCALITY,
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I;h!.TiNDSE.

BALTIMORE, May Z0.-Nirgin,a G's, deferred,
~: conSOlS, 5SH: second series, 30: past due
c"nppns. so. Moth Carolina 6'S, o.L, 22i:; rev,
10. Bid to-day.
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SEESE-TssgsEaD.

GENET rs, patent and s.-.,ysSEyss
:rI%r-TWfEE. rqtrnt and Iof;:
.EINE-LiN;.~, n! sl2.>:
SE!NC-LiSES. all sizes;
GuII%G-i,, ,PH. ni aiA'H:
GntING-EOPE, al! sizes;
'H''''''" NIXHOW. NETTING,
C0TTON-THiNE NETTING
FOL. HACL-SE!&ES,
GILL. THREAD NETTING:
I!iL-IIEKAD NETTING, &c &c.
H. LICHTfNcIElS s. SDNS,
.;,,,s importer Of IN" "IinS Gl:AND" SEINE
'.!IENI,, corner OF seventeenth ana fiin %
streets. ~
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A BILL IN REGARD TO INSUREECTIoNs-SO DAY
FOR ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS NOW TO BE
FXED-THE INCOME TAx-G0rEaSoR HuL-
LIDAY-WoMAN srFFRAGE-THE SILVER
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3ea'; BID July. Ca;s. 21Se. dGiie. xc. JnIy. Pork
nn me- Lard, sG.c7i: Jane, sG12s@s6.lS
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PoRT oF RICHMOND, MAY

Ears Capela, Holman, cleared from The cns,on,
insg for Eavrc France. with OIL shipped by Bfefss
uer, AcseruI4nn 4. Go. ~ ss-s.stt s.-g-fs
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Cauitol to-day laying before members OF
Congress resolutions in. regard 10 woman
suffrage. Ii one Of these they say: /" we
demand TN amendment to the Constitution
defining the rights OF citizenship ana SUI
fragc so clearly that even the Supreme Court
of the United States can understand them. .
THE SILVER BIIL-AN AMENDMENT ADOPTED
IT'S FRIENDS DID NOT LIKE. u
The motion to lay the free. coinage section
OF the silver bill On the table to-day having
failed, Mr.. Conger showed; his usual bitter
ness. and the Republicans under his lead
commenced to,Giibuster by refusing to vote,
thereby leaving the House without a quo
rum. The preteXt for this was that General
Warner would not consent to vote on one
OF their amendments. Mr.. Townshend here
asked the Speaker il there was no way OF
putting stop'to this rebellion. The Demo
Gratis finally permitted the, amendment
to be voted on, and it being de-
feated, the third section Of the bill,
which provides for free coinase, was agreed
to-ayes, .l13; noes, no.. After this
an amendment was offered by Mr.. Marsh
and adopted-ayes. III; noes, lo5-which
gave the Government tho profit on coinage
its advocates claimed. and which hard
money people said "took the sWlndie ou'
OF the bin." This greatly excited The
friends OF the bin, and Mr., Ewing demand
ed the ayes and noes. on the motion to lay
the motion to reconsider the amendnen'
on. The table. The 4 Republicans, having
nearly all voted for the amendment, ap
piauded when it was adopted. While tn
roll. was now being called Messrs. Warner
ewing, and others got The record Of th'
vote adopting the amendment, and potntes
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81 Cents b. Fss. Months !

The political campaign which
is about to open will be one of
the hottest and most closely
contested ever fought in this
State.
The AMERICAN will keep its
readers thoroughly informed
relative to the canvass. and will
be furnished to new subscribers
from July list to Norember Ist.
postage free, for the lor price Of
FIFTY CENTS.
SEND IN YOUR NAMES. with
the price of subscription. as ear
ly as possible in order that you
may receive your paper promp-
ly at the beginning of the
month.
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o0ubtsoo.
Mining business still continues fairly
active in this vicinity and important dis
coverles In the way OF new ore bearing
veins and additional valuable minerals are
almost daily made. We learn with regret
OF the resignation Of c. W. Kemp;on. Esq.
as Superintendent Of The Sullivan Silver
Mining Co." a position he has occupied
since its formation and to whose efforts
much OF It's success must be attributed.
We understand that he leaves this position
TO take charge OF the "waukeag" shaft
ard also to undertake the general super
vision Of the more prominent, mines at
Gouldsboro and farther East.
The "Gouldsboro mines. including
the Home" are showing wonderfully
well snd II is now in contemplation to pu,
tn machinery at once. for raising the ores
and also TO work the "Burelgh Steam
DIM" on the premises OF the "Goulds-
boro" Co.
The arrivals at the "Waukeag" are
quite numerous. We notice the names Of
ex-Au'y. Gen. l.. a. Emery, and c. G..
Burrill, Esq., with their ladies among tho
recent guests. II. Chase, ESQ. OF Bangor,
and Mr.. Msgec OF Boston. with their fam
HES are also here for the summer and
all seem to Ind much enjoyment In our
iine weather and beautiful scenery.
F. Worcester. Jr.. at sullivan. has
been appointed Justice OF the Peace and
Quorum tor Hancock County. BY Gov.
GarCelon X
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ouiy
MAYOR IN CHAIR.
Aldermen presentation, Ellis and Cur
rier.
Petition o lanes Howard and ais, for
street to out q, Falls was referred
TO commit streets to be reported al
next reguiA. .Deeting.
The Street Commissioners Report for
July was presented. accepted. and placed
on file
Voted, to allow Ephrsim Higgins five
dollars on private road leading to his
house.
Voted. that when we adjourn it be to
Thursday next. at two O'Clock p. N.
Ordered By Ae Board Of AIdermen-
That the City relinquish to A. F. Burn.
ham all claims 1t may have against the ss-
tate Of James Thurston; IL being in full
satisfaction OF all claims be (the said Burn
hsm) may have against the City on &C.
count Of rent furnished said Thurston to
date.
Roll of Accounts No. s, WAS passed.
Amounting to e4S4l7.
Special meeting July 10Th. 1879.
MAYOR N CHAIR.
All Of the Aldermen present.
Voted, that the City Cierk be Authorized
to take lease OF the present Municipal
Court Rooms for Ave years " 'ighfy i've
dollars per year.
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Las, Sunday evenings Temperance meet
Ing At Hancock Hall, was not so fully at
tended as usual, bu, was marked as one OF
the mos, Interesting, quiet and orderly
meetings, yet held there.
The audience were all seated on the floor,
as were those who presided. Mrs. Lafsy-
cite Davis and VIM. L. Joy.
The FIRST speaker was Rev. Mr.. Adams,
OF Newtonville, Mass, who spoke at some
length and whose remarks, earnest. forci-
Bile, and convincing, were listened TO with
close attention. He was followed by VIM.
p. Joy. Hamilton Joy, J. c. Chilco,t. and
Charles Perkins of Lamoine, who IS a
member Of the Young Mems Christian As
sociatIon, expressed his regret that that
body had deemed II their duty to with
draw from participation in the meetings.
As the Association has formally with
drawn. the meetings are not now Union
meetings but will be carried on by the
members OF the Good Templars, which has
become quite . large body, the Reform
Club and the Ladies Aid Society, and will
be holden as usual for the present.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-17

The Wig says: Among the many At
fractions In the Masonic parade. at Bel
fast, on the Fourth, was the beautiful silk
banner OF Felicity Lodge, OF Buck.por,.
II Is made OF the best blue banner silk,
ting al least fourteen dsllars per yard
and Is bordered with three and-s half inch
silk fringe, and the lettering Is done with
silver leaf, very srtistlcally arranged. The
banner is attached 10 the cross bar with
heavy silver cord and large silver tassels
TO match, with smaller sized tas sells on the
points at the bottom. The staff was sur
mounted by handsome silver square and
compass, with silver chains on either side
as guys TO the cross-bar. 1t WAS designed
by Mr.. Rufus Ii. Emery and made by Mrs
Emery, and handsomer Masonic banner
Is seldom seen. The members OF Felicity
Lodge certainly have reason to feel pleased
with IL.
The Bucksport Reform Club held their
Sunday afternoon meeting in Coombs'
Groye In the back part OF the town. A
large number from this and neighboriny
towns were present. lis carriages were
counted.
A small party are down in the yacht
Sport, on fishing excursion, this week.
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Birds Eye View OF Ellsworth.

We have had shown US a fne sketch OF
Ellsworth. which pictures every building
in the city.
Mills, stores, churches and every mans
dwelling are made 10 appear clearly and
we'll defined.
The publishers agent, Nr. A. r. Poole
will remain In town few days for the
purpose Of taking orders for the work
which will be handsomely autographed.
provided a sufficient number OF subscrib-
ers are secured 20 warrant Il.
The picture Is drawn by au artist OF eI-
penence and ability, and we Judge,
from the moderate price asked and the
real excellence Of the work. the agent
will Ind no trouble in obtaining a large
list OF subscribers.
The same firm are publishing views OF
Calais and Eastport.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-17

Nearly every body who wishes can get
work In the mines. Seventeen men flnd
employment In the "Gouldsboro" mine,
and as many more In the others, so tha,
the hard times are banished with jerk.
The "Gouldsboro' mine grows better a.
they 20 down. The three and half foo,
vein Is comm. we'll into mineral. They
are beginning to take good specimens from
the Sowle SHAFT, also from the Alfred Young
shan. Another mineral vein has been
struck on the GupIill farm, about 20 rods
east and parallel with the "Gouldsborom
vein. GALESA.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-17

A shor, time ago the young men OF
this place formed Il b. Club. and on the
!,h. being snxious for little sport Of some
Kind, Il was decided to play a game with
the surry Club. The game commenced at
about 30. and ended n about II Is, last
Ing rather longer than vas really neces-
sary on account OF the excessive heat dur
Ing part Of the game. The game opened
with Finn OF the home clab. a, the bat,
who succeeded In scoring his run. as also
did the next 3 In order.
Jarvis, the first AZ the bat OF the visiting
club. scored a run, also the next. Curtis.
A, the end OF the first Inning the score
stood. to In favor OF the home club,
rather too good beginning to last.
By this time the boys on both sides had
become warmed TO their work, aud the
game was holly contested by both parties,
each side doing It's best to gain the day.
At the close OF the s;h Inning the score
was i TO ~ 10 favor OF the Sarry Club
4, the last half OF the 9th inning, when the
visiting club wenI 10 the bat. the scores
were even, but owing TO isose PLAYING on
the part OF the home club, they were al
lowed to score 8 runs before being put out
ending the game with the score. Surry
Club &c. T.. Bluehill 70.
The best OF feeling prevailed through
out The game on both sides. The umpir-
Ing by Mefetridge was very satisfactory.
Considering that six out OF the nine OF
the home clob never handled q base ball
before In their lives and the short time they
have had to practice, they were very well
satisfied with the results OF the game.
After psrtakiug Of hearty dinner at
Perkins, the two clubs separated TO cele-
brate the rest OF the day elsewhere. The
T.. Bluehill club are 10 play the Ellsworth
club on Saturday July 18th, when q good
time Is expected. SroSECurrER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-17

The following order was passed:
Ordered By the Board Of Aldermen
That the Committee on Streets and
Bridges. with the Mayor and Street Com
missioner. be a Committee to issue pro-
possls for furnishing lumber, also for labor
for building . wooden Bridge across Union
River.
Adjourned.
WV. o. MCDONALD.
CITY CLERK.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-17

HALL OF AMAZON LODGE.
No. II, /. o. G. T.. July II, 1879.
Whereas it has pleased our Heavenly
Father to remove from our Lodge our dear
Sister. Mary Z. Hoyes, therefore
Resoired-Thar we deeply mourn and Ia
ment her loss. but not without the hope
that what Is our loss IL her gain.
Resolved That We deeply sympathze
with the parents aud brothers and sisters
OF our departed Sister, and we would earn.
estly commit and commend them TO our
Heavenly Father for that consolation and
support which He alone can give. .who
does not sffiict willingly but for our good"
Resoired-That q copy OF these resolves
be cent to the Ellsworth AMERICAN for
publication.
Mrs. Z. S.'WOOD,
Mrs. NJ. C. WOOD, Com.
Mr.. 5 w. CLxvks.
Per Order Of Com.
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The Constellation NJ Portland.
Law Suits Growing Out Of the Strike.

FALL RIVER, Mass, July 10.
r. l.. Barney OF New Bedford Is 10 town
to-day and In consultation with Secretary
Howard OF the Spinners Union promised
TO institute proceedings In q few dsys
against the American Linen MIL This
corporation has held back the pay OF Spin
ners on account Of violation by the latter
OF the contract that not over eight spin
Eers would leave work on a given day.
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The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT. !
Once OF the Chief Signal Officer
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. July liza
Indications
For New England, Southerly winds,
slightly warmer, clear or partly cloudy
weather and occasional rains. possibly
followed 10 the Interior by slightly cooler
Northwest winds and rising barometer.
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- TRY.

Starry.
Edgar A. Eldridge, Treasurer of this
town, drowned himself In the mill pond at
Sarry village at about IL O'Clock wednes-
day night He had been in poor health for
Some time and at times complained Of an
intense heat In his head. Mr.. Eldrid2e
was abou, ~ years of age aud has held re-
spousible positions In the town and county.
He was q member of the last Grand Jury
and was in attendance at the April term Of
Court in Ellsworth.
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City and County.
Religious Services n .A.s CITY each Sunday

CoSGRrGATIoNkL.-Pr at 10 80 A.
N. and p. NJ. sabbath school In the after =
noon. at IL O'Clock, NJ.
DEMONSTRATING ., 9 and : +. N. Sab
bath School at I. n.
UNrTARIaN.-Church service at 10 10 A. N.
Sunday school at IL A.
CATHnLic.-Prcsching At 10 i-s O'Clock A.
N. Sabbath School al L. NJ.
MISUNDERSTANDING at = aud 5r. NJ
sabbath School at l T. NJ.
sriRrTv ALIsT.-MeetinSs held every SUM-
day at O'Clock. T. NJ, In Hall over Munici-
pal Court Room, Coombs' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE MErTiSG-every Sun :
dav nj Ia z. NJ. al the Methodist Vestry.
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Local NOTICES.


Tickets Tor all points west via, Penn
sylvaDis Central, and Boston and Altan
Railroads from Boston, or Grand Trunk
Railway from Portland, can be had OF c.
c. Burrill 1t the lowest rates. Also tick
cts to Portland by Inside line OF Steamers
Call aud see him before purchasing else
where. lsu
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-17

The West End Hotel st Bar HaTb0r
is rapidly approaching completion and will
be opened to the public about the first Of
Auguet. II 10 I've stories high, has one
hundred and thirty eight roo0s and will
be one OF the nnest Summer hotels N
Maine.
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ID I f. ID

Obituary notices. beyond tie Date, Nasse and
Age, mSst be paid for.
surry-July ., Mr.. Edgar A. Eldridse, aged
- years.
Bluehill FallsJuly 3, Mr.. Israel Conary,
aged S. years, months.
South Hancock-July 9, Ada 1. Wooster,
aged II yeafs, months, ! days.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-17

summer Arrangement Inside Line.
Notice Of foreclosure-Is A. Emery.
Notice Of Forcclosure-klzA A. Emery.
Honest TrutA-Dan1 l. Allen A Co.
for sale or to Let-A- II. Norris
Proposals for New Brlage-Wm. O Mcdonald
For sAie-N. Currier.
stevens Errry-A Good TemplAr.
Probate Notice.. 2. Dorr.
III N. :. Pinafore-s. u. Virgin
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Business Notices,

Sufferers from coughs, colds, asthma, brop-
chltis, soreness Of the threat and eli diseases
lesding TO consumption, don't fail y try Adam.
sons Botanic Boisdrs. Sold BY all druggists
II IS cts.
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Extraordinarily Is, by Rev. DR.. Tenney
Mr.. II. B. AcPheters and Miss Freddie A
spaulding
WItham-July II, by Calvin Kingman
Esq, Mr.. Charles G. ClouSh and Miss Evelyn
Clark, both Of Walthsm.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-17

On Monday July ID. the proprietors OF
the Petit Menan Silver Niue met a, Bar
llarbor aud organized company to be
known as the Petit Menan Silver Mining
Company with the following officers E
ii. Greedy. President; Levi b. wyman.
Treasurer; J. b. Redman. Secretary; A.
S.Jaryis. Superintendent. Directors e.
ii. Greedy. ". {. Kicker. A. s. Jarvis. A.
=. Greedy. The total number of shares Is
placed at 10000. per value go per share.
This vein is located 10 the town OF s,eu-
ben, Washington Co., on = point known as
Petit Menan. and was opened early last
Spring by Mr.. 4. ). Jarvis. The surface
rock showed such unmisiakAble signs OF
stsver that Mr.. Jarvis thought advisable 10
open the vein and AT the depth OF two fee,
the rock had improved 80 much that he
decided TO deyelope still further and the
result has been a steady increase Of ell
yer. the last assay al the depth Of ten feet
showing silver al twenty-five dollars TO the
ton. and the Proprietors decided TO organ
lie Company aud 10 push The work Of
developing the vein as rapidly az possible
They low offer for sale three thousand
shares OF non assess.ble stock at 80 cts. 3
share and will open their book and furnish
certificates ., their office in the store Of
Mrs. A. 7. Greedy, on Wednesday July %
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Notice or Foreclosure.

TEH ffny Associates Of Ellsworth, hereby
! give public notice that they have . claim by
mortgage, upon . certain lot Of land situated in
Ellsworth. Hancock County. STATE Of Name, dec
cribed ~ follows: Beginning on the east side
Of Hancock Street, At the south west corner Vi
the Eaton Homestead lot; thence running aouh
sldeg-, east on said Eaton's line twelve rods /;
thence south deg east tbree rods; thence
north 81 deg. west twelve rods 70 the street
Aforesaid; thence north deg, wsss said street
three rods TO The place of beginning and contain
dated January l, ISIS, and recorded in ne Han.
cock ReGietry Of Deeds. vol l53, page IA. and
the condition therein has been broken by reason
whereof the said Yifty Associates claim . fore
closure q said nortgaes and give this sosice ior
that purpose.
A. ". CUSAnAN, Treasurer.
Hale 4 Emery, Attorneys.
Juns %, 1879. sWSf
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PORTLAND, July |


An adjourned meeting OF the Creditors
of the Deunison Paper Manufacturing Com
psny Of Mechanic Falls WAS held here TO-
day TO bear the report OF the Committee
Who returned the total liabilities Is &325,-
927. total assets sci ,0sl. about Is Ia per
cent. The Committee recommended
that +. W. Dennison. Son OF A. c. DENIM
sou. be admitted As 4 creditor 20 the amour,
of SILICA, being a loan coming from his
mothers estate. The Committee believing
that II time were allowed large dividend
would be realized, recommended settling
Al - per cent at periods OF six. twelve,
eighteen and twenty-iour months. The
report WAS accepted.
The Constellation ut Portland.
The |. ). School Ship Constellation ar
rived to-day from Halifax via Mt Desert.