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Notice Of Foreclosure.

T Evils Black. OF Deer Isls, in the County Of
~ Hancock and state Of Maine tho 24th day
OF October A. ID, 1877. by his deed Of that date
recorded In the Hancoek Registry of Deeds book
Ias, page 5o7, conveyed 70 me n certain undivided
one fourth part Of real estate with the building.
thereon, situated on Little Deer Isle 80 called
10 said town Of Deer Isie, it being all of The
homestead oil the late sbAdraei Black with the
exception Of the widows dover, and bounded and
described As iollows: Begin ming at the shore OF
Egg moggan Reach, at the northern corner of
Jonathan ID. Grays land thence on said GrAy's
north western line on south westerly eourse 10
the shore OF Penobscot Bay. on the south we.t
side oil Litsie Deer Isle thence following said shore
IN north westerly direction to land Of Michael
snowman. theace on said snogman's sou III east
cry hne 70 the shore OF said Egginokkan Reach
thence ioiis SinS said shore In . soath-eastarIy
dlreenon 10 the fr st mentioned bound estimated
one hundred acres more or lcss, with All The
ouitaings thereon, meaning to convey one undi-
slded iourth part Of the above described properly
with the exception Of the widows do yer and the
condition Of said mortgage having been broken,
! claim 10 ioreoiose the same, and give this notice
for that purpose.
VIC, SARGENT.
'Asout'Hte, June 18Th, 1878. 3w25
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

nEH EIny Associates OF Ellsworth. h.re..
! give public notice that they have . claim "
mortgage, upon . certain lot Of land situated In
Ellsworth, Hancock County, state Of Name, deA
eribed as iollo~s: Beginning the east side
OF Hancock aect, At the south west corner uI
the Eaton Homestead lot, thence running north
sldex- east on said Eaton's line twelve rods
hsaee south . deg east three rodi thence
north 81 deg, west twelve rods to the street
Aforesaid thence north . deg, west on said street
three rods to The place VI beSinaiEx And contain
Ing thirty sir square rods SAID mortgage 3.
dated January l. l-76, and recorded in the Han
cock Registry of Deeds. VOL lS3. page 2l2, and
the condition therein has been broken BY reason
whereof the said Fifty Associates claim fore
closure OF said mortgage. md give this notice for
that purpose. -
A. W. CUsHNAS. Treasurer
Hale Emery. Attorneys
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NOn-kesident Tax List.

Mon resident taIcs. ID The town OF Hancock In
~ The County Of Hancock. for the year ls7-
The following list OF taxes on real estate OF non
resident oSacrs Ia the town Of Hancock for the
year 1873, IN bhl. cogamlILed to Charles ,Oate.
Iouecsor Of sad tosn. on the isent fourth DAY
VI May 1873, has been returned By aln 70 me A.
remaining unpaid on the tsengIrls day OF April
ls7s. by his certificate OF that date and now ~
the SAID taxes ani IN tere.l and chArxr. Are n a
pad 10 the treasurer vi the sail town within
eighteen n0sihs from the date Of the coma.it.
m-ni u the ssid bills, 80 much OF III real rsale
taxed as will be safoIs 10 pay the amount due
therefor Including interest and charge ~iIl
without furtheT noacs BE sold At public auction
AZ the town house IN .Aid town on SATURDAY The
Sth daJ Of SO'eaiLcr. At TOO O'Clock r M
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

w hEhEAo Charles A. Eldridge and Mary T.
" .tdridse, on the sh dA OF March, A. D.
state Of Maine, by their mortgage deed OF thai
dats, conveyed 70 Jason Phillips, OF said surry
several pieces or parcels Of land described Ia
his aforesaid mortgage deed which IL recor led in
Hancock Registry Of Dceds. book Iss page as
and where's am beneficiary OF said deed and
whereas ihe conditions Of said deed have been
sgreeaoy 20 the provisions OF the Statute Of the
state. and give this notice for that purpose
ALAIRA PHILLIPS.
BY her Atty. A. r. BURSHAM
Snfry, June Nth 1873 3gas
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The New York Tribune describes
the closing DAYS Of the present Congress
in the following graphic style:

In the following graphic style:
The extra session IL dying-bored. to
death with Its own dulness and folly and
general inanity. Both houses are going
through the motions OF legislation, but 10
each there ID an Indifference 70 the ours
tons NJ stake, . WEAKNESS and listlesspess
rarely seen In the closing hours OF ss.-
sion. The minority have made their rec
ord. have entered their protest, and have
been ready for months TO 90 to the county
upon II. They do not enjoy confinement 10
Washington at the behest OF . majority
which insists on repeating ad iafnftum the
experiment Of running its head against .
stone wall Aud II the minority are worn
cut. what shall be said OF the Democratic
majority? To them how weary, stale, and
nst has the extra session become, and We
gods. how Improbable. The House has
voted for an adjournment on Monday alter
noon, and Il would seem likely that the
Senate will concur. On Monday then and
1t will not be q blue Monday for these
United States-COngress will probably
no. not adjourn; the words too vigorous
will exude, will dribble away, will give
It's hnal yawn."
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INSIDE LINE.
1879 Spring Arrangement 1879
THREE TRIPS PER WEEK.
Bangor, Portland, Portsmouth, Salem, Lynn
Lowell, Lawrence, Havsrhili. Boston
and New York.
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On aud after MONDAv. May ab. Steamer
CITY Oh RICHMOND. Capt. VIM. T.. Dennison.
Will leave Bangor every MONDAY, wEp>GS
DAY and FRIDAY morning at q e'rlock, touch
ing At all the usual landings The River and Hay
arriving Al Portland about o'ciosk 4. Nj.
Passengers going west OF Portland can take any
any train tover either the Eastern Boston and
Maine kailrus'il following the ARRIVAL OF the
boat. Passengers tirketed through.
Returning leaves Ra broad wharf. foot Of state
Street. Portland. same evening" at 10 O'Clock
ARRIVAL OF Express tram from Hostou. Pssscn
gers also take any Of the earlier tFaIns
from Boston over either OF the above Railroad
Going West the cry OF Richmond arrives at
Boek la0d In season % connect with the hn0N
and Lincoln Railroad for aldobaro'. Wt,cas
set, Bath, SC. Also conn~rts with the Portland
and Boston steamers wuieh leave Portland at
O'Clock. A.. NJ. FART 81 " .css than by boat and
rah.
Foy iusthsr parucu rs inquire Of
\. kkNpEICk. \ scui
Bangor. May L. 1872. itlI
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The Convention OF boiling Greenbsek-
ers in Ohio which met ln Toledo June 18th.
was even more iIhArmonious than the
Columbus Convention. An effort was made
to commit the delegates To Ewing the Dem
ocratic candidate, but this failed. The
Convention finally broke up without nom
mating ticket. some OF The delegations
voting TO support the Greenbsck ticket
nominated 10 Columbus In this State the
light against smalgamation is brsvely kept
up. but the Democrats sre well mounted
90 the Greenbsckers, and as the old war
horses Of Democracy have had to foot it .
good while. they don't propose to give Up
their chance Of ride without g struggle.
Isn't It rather . thankless job for Republi-
can Greenbackers to aid In boosting played
DOT Democratic politicians nto power.
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Maine baptist Missionary Con-
Vem01Om

TIL. annual meeting Of the Ne. Bap.
Missionary Convention. Me Bsp. Educa-
ton Society. aud Me. Bap. Charitable so
cir'y. were held during last week ia Ban
gor.
A preliminary session wss held on Mon
day evening, June 23d. when TWO very In
tere-ting and able papers were read, one
by Rev, +, ID. Anderson OF Portland on
IN. place and character OF Concerts ia
Sunday School work" and one by Rev.
+. ". B.keman OF Auburn. on What IL
the most effective method OF presenting
the lesson.
On Tuesday morning the Convention as
semblei aud heard the Report Of the Board
presented by DR.. Kicker. Cor Sec'y. 1t
showed, thai, on account OF the wonderful
prosperity OF the work OF ths Convention,
the great need of the present is "Couse-
Grated Money"
The reports from the Churches OF the
State. presented by Rev. =. J. Bickuell OF
Bangor. "a. very encouraging; total bap-
tisms reported tor tn. year. So<.
Rev. {. Y. Bartlett OF sedgwick present
ed . sery excellent paper worthy OF
thoughtful consideration. on tn. subject.
To what extent are churches responsible
for short pa.tOrstcs.
Other able pspers were present.d-by
Rev. \. j. rsiellori of Calais. on is
there danger this, our churches are bccum-
ing sccularise,l 10 their aims aud methods. 1"
BY Dr. Smaller 81 Portland. on Sabbath
Decoration, sad 10y Rev. W. o. Aver.
Jr.. of SkoNhe.sn. on TO VIA, extent Is
Il the fault of our methods thar 40 many OF
our converts fali to p.r>evcre." The pa
pers were all timely, thoughtful prcseu,s-
ton. OF truths very much needing Cousid-
Grafton. some isolated statements. OF some
Of them. as veil some remarks which
were made during discussions which toll
lowed. might have seemed 10 doprecste all
modern method. aud efforts for a revival
OF religion, which would teud to an undue
caution resulting In doing Rothiag les, We
do something wrong; such assurrdly was
not the intention OF any one tut rather.
thAI Nr Should u.c al the means which
tod enable. us u ~, forth for extending
H. Kingdom. 'aklr- carr ~ rri-ct ~ 81
r-tn.talt,.
In ,upu,l Sermon IT tn Con, ear .pu
40. preached By Rev. e. g nar~ood Of
Passport, the Annual sermon ot the Edu-
cation Society BY Rev " c. Barrow. II
Eocsland; Or. 4 r. Mason SUD pr No
Krnx- % Boston, forclbiy presented the
clalfn.of N. Home tarslzs M.-s1s..'y
Societies, and the session. of the Couvon-
uon closed WIKI the presentation OF very
eloquent address 90 character: its place
Ia Education"
There ~A.s large attendance, and the
meetings were very successful aud profla-
bic.
The Woman. Baptist Ns.tonary SocIc-
y held meeting. on Thursday morning
and afternoon. Reports were received
from auxiliary Societies OF this State pa
per, were read, and the work and needs OF
the Society discussed. Rev. r. Evelcth,
who has just returned from Barmah. gave
an interesting account of the work and
wants Of that land Rev. Joseph II. Tay-
Inr urged the necessity OF Increased coniri-
baton. for Foreign Mission work on ac-
couat Of the much greater need.
The Scic Era learns through q pri.
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Don't TAI 10 try DIR. kimbalfs Baissu. for
.oughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Soreness Of the
Throat. Chest. Lungs, &c. A pleasant and
eneciuAl remeG~. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. PfeS - & 50 cents, by all
Druggists. lyr-.
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SpsfiaI Aotifts.
a Q a II ID.

To all who are suffering nom the errors and
indi seretions OF youth, nervous weakness. early
decay. loss OF manhood. Ae.. 1 will .cn nd recipe
that VIII cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by missionary 10
south America. send n seifAddressed envelope
TO the REV. JOSEPH T. IMAM station u. New
York City. lyl.e
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The Democratic skeleton wa. exhibit
ed In Bangor Tuesday. Ii will also be ex-
hiblted in portions Of the State during the
campaign. and On effort made to give it the
appearance of lice issas. II Is too trans
parent
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AT LAsT.-Atlast Congress has adjourn
ed and the country will breathe easier for
IT, So long 3. IL was in session there wa.
continual danger that something would be
done which would unsettle the business
Affairs OF the country and that danger itself
WAS suf6cieri TO render capital timid.
The failure TO provide for the employ.
ment Of L. s. Marshals Is q blow At the
efficient administration OF the laws and will
tend to cripple the Courts, but the country
will willingly suffer some in this direction
rather than carry the burden of longer
session. II the Democratic party can A.
ford TO 90 before the people loaded with
such burden Of legislative stupidity and
pig -headednsss. the Republican party will
accept the situation with alacrity. The
people are not pleased over the enormous
waste Of their money and the retardiug OF
naiions, prosperity consequent on the
extra session Of Congress just closed. and
they will not hesitate TO make their dis
psensare nantes, In the coming elections.
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-"HOnest Frank Davis" 10 what the
people of Penobscot and Piscaiaquis
counties call the Republican candidate
for Governor.
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Democrats are finding . good deal Of
Amusement in asking Who ID Dsvisy' 1t
won't be so amusing to them after the first
Monday in september.
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Notice 10 SubScribcr~.

ftN date on the address label OF each subsc r.
bers paper shows the time TO which the subscrip
tion IL paid, and all Subscribers IN aITsArs are
requested to pay up as soon possible.
Ga receipt OF payments on subscription ut IN u
nice, receipt ~ til be promptly sent To the sub
scrtber and the date on the address label all BE-
corrected on the neat issue OF the paper.
In all communications relating 20 subscriptions
our correspondents requested To state TIRE
Po-toaice To which the paper u. - to be. sent.
40 TO be careiutto write all proper names plain
H..
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The Neic Era learns through pri-
vatc letter from Congressman Murch.
tina, he is opposed TO the action OF the
Portland Convention. lie don't believe
in coalition with Democrats. Mr.
Murch, no doubt. thinks more can be
accomplished by keeping the parties
separate and letting their Representa-
,ives vote together.
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Democratic Coneressmen have square
" backed down and flushed out"
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H.sCocs. ss.-court OF County Commissioners
April term. \. u. issa.
Upon the FOREGOING petition Il b. cons lderr,i by
The Commissioners thai the petitioners are re-
sponsIbs And that iheY ouEhf 10 be heard touch
inS The matter scf forth their petition and
therefore or'irT that The Losafy L oInmlssioners
meet at the premises. in Deer Sic on " .lne .day
tts lssh lay Of August next. st two e'cloc. T. Y ,
and ihcaoe proceed to the routc mentioned
IN said pctlsion, Immediately after witch view A
nearing Of the parties aud witnesses will be- had
Al some eonS cuieni place VICINITY and such
osher measaIos taken In the premise. as the Com
tslssoarrs shAH Judge proper. AID IL Il further
okpSskp-Ihat notice Of The time, place and
purpose 81 TIE Iommissioners' meeting aforesaid
- gwen 20 all persons add corporations interest
81 ey seEring sttested cope. % The petition and
US OF der thcrvon, upon the rlcrs o, tho tosn Of
ps,f lac sndby posinE ~ stc.te1i copies Aforr
s@d.a thFcc pub hc par la hi To dirty day
AZ lsA.s netorc the time appointed tor ssa Nov
aAd ~ publishing Tho petition and order thereon
1hFes weeks succrssiyely la The Ellsworth Amer
ian. ne y spaPcr published At Eli,wor'h. IN the
toHaty OF Hsnoors. the GS,t pgbIicatiCa 20 be
unity days At least beIoFr The time Of SAID Wow
H1a' Az persons and corporations interested may
Att"hd and b. beard % they think a.
Attest; IL II. SAUNDERS. Clcrk
\ sFus copy OF tho petition ami orrirr thereon
4sss Attest II. u. SAUNDERS Cierk
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n .S.,,s - # curt Of Counts , ynn.t,.l.,a.f.
Nprl Tc-Ju. 4 r. -
poH tho foregoing p'ctIt5a , Goa .isisr,sl =
the Commissioners HAT lie petitioner are rc,pon
stb4e aud That they ought TO be card ouc hiax the
matter act io' IN IN their pcttlos therefore order
u 81 the JouhIy Commissioners meet at tho prrm
iacs ia ~~slgstrk, OF Tuesday the 18th Ssy of Al
gust ueEi. AZ 10 o'clock 4 NJ. and thence proceed
20 view thc route m1ntlsori In sail I-tiLon i'm
nlrrffsZriF ass-s . Tfns 81 par
tiss aai Witnesses Will h. hat snte con ven
place In the vicinity, and such other neasures
tak-a Ia The prrms~s a. ths comm .sionsrs shall
judge proper AAi IL i farther ORpEREp -
That aOt4cs ot The time place and purpo., Of The
tofEuls sIourTs mcctln. Aforesaid IT, gwen - all
brrsons sad corporations iatsrcs.sd by scrvtus
Attssis'i copies OF the petition and TIT. order
iAeis upon The clerk OF the town II -.uzwtrs
sHi by postIas up aiigsie,l coptSs as aorcsAll IA
thFrc public places IA saii tosn thirty ,lays AZ
lc2si b~toEr the time appolatod Tor sad view aud
~ pabii'hih. The petition and order thereon
three sccas sueoesss' ely 10 the Ellsworth Amer
can 4 nesspAprr publIshel al Ellsworth IN The,
tounty Of HANCOCK, the hfsE publication o. Dc
thirty days a. !aast tefore the time Of aald view
that all pcrsons and corporations .sieEesGed may
attend AEd be he ard II they think TT
Attest II 10. ~AI- SDERS tl,rk
true copy OF the petition and order thereon
jsE Attest.-H. u. sAUSDEKs CLERK
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Shingles /! Shingles I! SHINGLES !
ONE MILLION.
BEST CEDAR SHINGLES.
FOX SALE ny
A. NJ. HOPKINS.
lBaosSs
To he coaAty Commissioners Of tAe County

u" M. to"htb COMMISSIONER ~ tae County
Of HaBcoct.
GESrLsMgS.
THE undersigned Inhabitants OF the town OF
Deer Isle, In said toaltF, represent that pub
lie convenience and necessity require that pub
lie way be isid out IN said town folloss TO
wit. Beginning at the town road running to
wards Greens Landinx: At The place where the
road was Ia ii cut In iso. 10y the seloct mon :
thence running csstsriy over lands OF john
Nm sht, Aaos Richardson and Thomas a. knowl
ton and thence south easierly over lands of
John u. knoslton, Jsmes 4. Cot and Robert
khewitoa 10 The shore easterly Of the house OF
Robert hnowiton. and that tho Inhabitants liv.
ing near said route, have outlet by law to the
town road. and ~o would represent that We have
within th~ prcscnt month. petisioaed to the
sele1tia~e Of aid town Of Deer Isle. o lay out =
road over said ronte. and they have uarra.~n ,tly
refused so to do. and wc pray your Honor able
board 10 lay Out the above pFaye,i for road on
appeal fToa the decision Of said srlcrtmrn
StLI.IE An GREEN and Others
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Mon resident taxes in the town OF Otis, in the
IN County Of Hancock. for the year 1873. The
following Hist of taxes real estate of non-rtsI
lien; owners IN the town Of OTIS for the yeas iss
in bills, committed to {. o. Blaisdeli, Collector
OF said town on The %, day OF June ls79 b as been
returned by him TO me AZ remaining unpaid on
the ilth, day OF June 1879. BY his certificate of
that date and low remain unpaid and notice is
hereby gwen that tho salt taxes and interest aud
charges are not paid In the treasury of the said
town, within ei xhteen months from the date Of
The commitment OF he said bills. 50 much OF the
real estate taxed as will be sufficient 10 pay the
amount ,iue therefor, including Interest And
charges. will without further notice, be sold AT
public auction, AT the Post Once in said town on
the lst day of January 1880. at two O'Clock p
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The class who are the most dissatisfied
with the result OF the extra session. are the
Democrats themselves. No wonder.
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Freedom Notice.

HAVE this day given to my son, Henry G..
Banks, bis time during the rect of his minority
md shall pay NO debts of his contracting nor
lain any of his earnings after this date
HENRY BANKS
swEs Witness, Ambrose TYarston,
West Deer Isle, June 7. 1879.
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DIR. JORDAN'S
BLOOD purifier.

The following is one Of the many letters the
Doctor receives from his numero US c ustomers =
WINrrR HARBOR, April 20, ISIS
Dr. Jordan, Sir IL wfsh you would send me an
othsr bottle OF your BLOOD PURIFIER TOR il ia All
the medicine that ! can get to help me. 1t has
SsIed ny ieet 90 thAt can 60 anywhere choose.
looking Tor you TO come this way. II you cone with
In . week yoC can bring the medicine Otherwise.
send IL by the stage driver. shall expeet h. tsks
hfee bottles more and without doubt that viii
make . final cure "
(signedl ARs. SARAH J. hodge.
One botsie Of DR. Jordan's LUNG SYRUP viii
cure your cold. Try II. "
Address DS. II. a. JOROAU.
yDieoW kllsworsh, Ne.
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| The largest political Convention ever As
senbied in Msine, met in Norembega Hall,
Bangor, on Thursday last. The floor and
galleries were packed to overlooking with
delegates from nearly every town In the
State; nor lid the Convention excel all
others IN numbers alone. The delegates
were made up OF the leading m-u Of the
towns from Which they came Men who
are hooked up t. aud To who's. Judgment.
~ all MATTERS at business. Difference 4.
paid. They came to the Convention. with
very lew exceptions. unInstructed a. tn the
Candidate they should support. but having
All earnest desire TO select the best man 10
lead them in the coming campaign
The Convention met at IL O'Clock and
was called la order by Geo. c. wing. Sec
Rotary Of the State Committee. who read
the call Tor the Convention, several arti-
Giles of which were loudly spplauded. Fol
lowing the reading OF the call. Rev. George
W. Field. II. ID. offered PRAYER
Hon. +. \. Pike OF Calais wSs nomin-
sied a. temporary Chairman aud lac sc-
eepted the posi,hs ie Q speech which
brought forth freqseni and hearty sp-
plsuse.
The temporary organization WAS cum
plcted by the appointment OF William %
Holmes OF Ninslhsyen aud Mr.. Hayes of
kIitery, temporary SECRETARIES.
Ga motion, the following committee VA.
appointed on
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
Androscoggin-W II. Rounds. Minot.
Aroostook-B. J. smith. HoiedOn.
Iumbcrland-Joseph A. Lock, Port and.
fraDslin-E- 5. Reyes. Jay.
Hancock-Ambrose White, Buckspott-
kenneboc-p. {. Palmer. Gardiner
knox-R. 7. Young. Union.
Lioooin-DAvid W. Chapman, D~nArisco,ta.
oxfori-Georgc l. Beal. Norway.
renobsoot-John T.. Godfrey. Bangor.
FiscA,sQuls-W Buck. foxeron
sAsadAhco.Jamss Barron, Top.ham.
Wsido-Orin Learned. Burnham.
WAshington-Wm y. Nash. CherykrH
Nork-Rosooe ID. Powers, ssco.
The different county delegations having
held consultation, reported members OF
the
SAN NRh 81
a. follow:
Androscoggin-George 4. Wing.
Aroo.took--Iyrus Power.
CumbcrlAld-f. y. Dow.
Ftsnklin-D. G.. Beat.
Hanoock-John u. HopkiBs-
hennebec-James &. Blanc.
knoX-EdwArd Sprsgue.
Linooln-Edwin Five.
oIfori-Georgp A. Bisfre
Penob-cot-C. A. Bouisil.
Fi.caiaqui--s. q. Brown.
ssgadahoc-J. W. WsksnsA
>0mersei-L- u. Lindsay.
Naldo-John g. Brooks
Washngton-lgnA;iu.s Sargent.
lork-BenjAmin r Hamilton.
The following was the
COMMITTEE oS RESoLU TIoSs-
Androsooxgin-Edmund Russell
Aroosiook-Eben woOdbury
CumbcrlAnd-s. J. Young
frNnsln-H. u. Prescott
Hsncock-l.- 4. Emery
kenneb>c-U. Il. Torsev
KNOX,. II. II. Hewitt
lIncon-Aldeu Blossom.
pNf0rt-Enoch Foster.
Penoh>coi-Johu himbzll
fiscHiAguis-W .iiiAm y. Young.
sAsAdahoc-I. II. kimh.H
sotnersei-t. A. fArwell.
Wsldo-Johu Bearcc.
W2.hington-p. =. HArri.
lork-MArA 7. Wentworth
The Committee on Credentials reported
The whole number OF delegate. a. follows:
Andres coggiu ........-....-..........
.AroosiDok ...................a1