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, 1880-02-09
COUNT M1TKIEWICZ.

keIDrr Alhl. L. a. TlhIv an. n IVY; II,
mick, &aO0 "''' - H. 'eCot.
rnr1Nn urmrr1,,,,r,,,
OVUNI NlIIhlENlCL
Ilf in n Un1tlp,oro Jatr an TIM c,,..
nr s,vtn.tII.w-yv yvtnt s,,,.s "e enasge
-. s,.u s - - APpoaFs 10 2fk,s
oAter Young L,asiy'a Marriage IN
ForcfEucr-fEcr Fortune 1>t.hI1n,..
f,t4,st.b,. N NJ. WI 49, eF"Acu'
r,o,rrarpn " ~, s"1.," n."'
~. =. % ".'' ~ ~ io't .'-4he nfoposino1
t1he IL Is hot nl"hys advisable fur youn,
hns tho ohnt,m i,as m,rn ao rrncut,,,,. 1ss usofes
.trot1 ~ ,,o ,...,ns a.. i. ,,.s uefoM'
oI"eco =. ptc 5ca!a t1!"I " u11s desc'l into IN.
hSlom. bliss CArollnp Lester, dMlghtrr N a
wealthy Rochester merchant, Is onr of the ,st,s
Victims to liz proof Tho pnprs ,cru nr,nt t,as ,s
ac.o'. a,.' ". ner n"'tl'aon' 'ehiure' Tho occa.
sluIt hclng sttch collapse frnm com,
metcinl integrity OH tho pnrt nj ~.
husbnnd. TIM Count Euucnn Nt,,.,.st ast
of I,ussto ,.nt ~, hns an u'iAloHlcz,
tho clutches of American common @ nun" luw xa'a s
flvo yenrs ago, tho Rochester pupcrs snr, ihc,.
was rrcut k,t,tt1 excitement ov,r tl,r morrI,s. s
Mics ,St,,r r., ..,,,.,..,'a., na '.''tt'aseA
''. .E.s.e. " " be'''c''''s''" "ow conner 'ntg
the hcighborhood, who announced hlmself A..
noblrnnn OF tho ltissiun Empire, Tim fath,'
tr,, ,,n1ah,n,s ~ n.a,.n,sn Snlc1pns'
MH .''elcl'1nts ~ ha,Gnestct' ana she WIS IN belt
10 MS lnrgo cstato- lihr friends Ind wutncd hcr
against the Cnlnt Mitktewicz, whom thcy NJ.
purslcd ns i'm n]ytntt1r,,r Int sl,o wn. In 49,
deferred by tholr forcbot'irss, nnd the two wpts
uuiy 1aafrod nnu sDttIcd tlnWn 10 h0Nsekccpne
III Rochester, TNo Count held htngrf ohrs
, 1880-02-09
How Lent Should Be Kept, the Subject
Of Sermon by the Rev.
r. W. Adams.
The Divinity and Inspiration of tho Christian
Religion Treated Of by Dr..
Ryder.
In Interesting ktlHt by nr. Gregory ~ Tho
Jewish RtIlglon-A cosptt1empefante
Meeting, Etc.
CUURC11-JOINING.

r,,,,,,o,, vos,or,I.v fnrcoo,, and Iistcnc,l with
.,. -" s...,.. -, t.,r s,st..s ,,I.,o,.r., ~,
7" "Ncnso,ls for Uniting with a Church, Follow
irg Is tho sermon:
ssalutc tho brcthrcn which nro In l.aodlccn,
snn Nytnphis a a,'a tno cnufen WHICH 10 'h h's
N.Y., vos.o ,,ac. hoyorc ia tno,,cn.o,lv Tint
bud which wits TO open out 'nto tho great Chris
ttan Church. All tho institution. Of tnnn pass
through bud and blossum, ,uld have all u spring.
time which has emerged 1fs,n slnae w'ntes VI
cloud al,d Ice. Our nntnral'sis think tley can
,,un h', ,haro "a nn., th,nr thoy car,,.nt scc,-
tho previous loux, obuericsa wlntUr il, which
early groupings. OF coming facts, mud pblloso-
mics. and Iustltutlous we c,.n see in tho
most oohoensea Manaor ,ho mus. ..s Ssse".N"
etcnonk IN TIC particular chtHt,-sco
these u,6rc easily ttan we can sce them when III
ssta~ Yas,,n.,.nnv @ ,ho p,or.onI.,, n,,norv
coi1po1. ao"ues 1o .hn,,t. ,s,'ot .st,,,,',
o. musaa." st, e, '.,., y. n..snia r., ,no s
MIR dJalco. OF Duru. or Homer. A student
s,ent1nt. ~, I'm onv,no nf WHIT wouId n,rrk nj
oncc tho priMclpEc nj the discovery and 'nvcn-
tIou while lu preaenee Of tho vnst mnchlne III u
modern steamship he would rsach n SLOWLY ~ my
oa,laiae'ofy hlnsp " tao 'esaoA y. ~ "u ~
P'lcauon. IN tho simpsof wl3wam OF Jug sasaee
fnmost rnn,,ninr nf nr,.iItcet,.rc rc-protectlun
.S'. ." 80 t,, ,, 49,. n,,,, y,.r- ,,n,, ~
!son' e1of1h nno eot a!'a nt"t, n.ia .ton. nm W
brute,-lt seeks certain comforts Tor tue body'
Sometimes In grcat complicated architecture
those meanings dlisappuur and tho pIlu coutains
no rctoou III cxiYtnncu
In this sluplU sentence from letter Of st.
Paul wO rnly bcholl tho itrst outlines OF the
Chrstinu Church. ItOre aro tho tdcns tlal Aro
irst anG lust In that Venerable Institution. Here
sow R'fss'fs SC s Y as!i''s D a e"f T9s %ss y
Methodist, Or Presbyterian, or cntholle or
I'rotcstAtt and, bc!iulh II mns n silnpIe
gathering f,f friends nt tho btlllse " Ey1nphNs.
FauI, nway on a Journey, sends 1--we 10 hyniphns
and The church TINT mcUts ut hIs house, Tho
Greek torn Tor church fcw ia Ekk'csta,
TatherinR showing that It wis thut vrry thing
Which nftcrynr1l reached tho nnn,o Of Iton,uTi
Cutholtp, or lap,ist Or such uddltional nppcIla-
i've. AZ tho CENTURIES followed lnlckW ward bring
US to tho tinal analysts or tho o-bulllinH
art md show LIZ tho Simple element. Ut protcc-
Iinn Yrrn, iHo oinn,.,nis "a ti,nv Cnst n,ynv fho
non.cssentini rT M n1IantSties, tGo 0rnnisients,
Inn nausHt1fs. tho crrtaIs. tho PHILOSOPHERS;
and, bringing Us t, the humble door of i dwell
inN.hnnse. tf1nv anv. a., into Tint hume, there
Is Church ins|lc.h Entering W. nlli il coinpany
II ncrsons who nre Mit.jnpitnR to follow tho
- II -. -, t'..t,
, 1880-02-09

rrnyer, The music woilli hcsp to char.n the
pMsscr-hy who hAd mover scnn u Ramstnnry o..
wasin soon pcen1nb part 0f tho cnrrrnt ".
crntnrc. tho charity Of fnoss Christian: the tnlk
hon,es q those worshpers thu delight ii the
pnsslug child, even tho best refuge fur tho Wild
blt1! .,,a.
Thta however, IA mt picture Uun the shop
OF mere tancy. for, taking tue Wor,u nver, thcro
% .re thousands 9f ] t"Wns nnn T,l.aEs9 s,nsto Wicfn
FSanco 'e Or 'ss soosisnd. su Or IN " Asrica i the
glory nf tho rlaca and q, hHs Y incn for .
hundred years, or fn tho On world i0r tnnrG
son Of tho city of hsialot. ijp TO is al.ar iho
; meX es,,l,s ois n tCm rScs h
nitar lie iY hncss IL IL vows If thIs wSri.i! tawnr
tho entnu railing, chtllhNsi has cn,nc to be lnp-
tae aMa 4, E IL asr aV n y md
ago coma fnr the coinmtlnio1', With hearts ~
OF penitenco and hnim; asd ana hithes @ thc ns!nE i!
piace t tilnt %iercI sympathy ind hopo of cvce
n,cct!ng again. out Of at those ch.,r,hcs Witch,
frco from Internal strife hnvo stoo, ~ reai tenn
rs f"rs q, i hunt hanan ss t i boy s and H.
feeet anu eptr at ts Fsaa nus e"," ".e
'n nc ss s ~" op IL sro q asrs sss
ophy. Cover the earth MI over wit such rcliE-
ions sci.iscs 1or the suIil rs nny DC tnnn.. hers
In New York, or even IN Wisconsin, and while
nur world will IT. III bN Imperfect, II will hnve
mur9e nseral beauty than Gould enlnc from those
bGntls which Hr1, Mctlve to teNr tInwi religion.
Solemn rs may " churtsl- membership when
considered as relating u YOU md nc Il eternity
ss %hus @e,fst % hero roe acls % 50 much up ao ~sss
y w q ot aou sn en fro H. s nsar N.Y.
md vo,nen who sil,g, md hellaye. urd rrsy, md
trust 4 may hive besn yell rnr CnwpG;rs ",;I, pn-
Such filth must have brought thcni many ,tn
finttr ~ peace and Joy hut their Christianity
@ ,ys wcl far cowpSr t"n Tor !. fe,! arn % PIP
moves IL Il mysterious why" In Cowper's m!,,d
form Of memory almost nlone, and Jet
nh,s i w. tbc oiI1nio snsDm 81 81 csnso he reg5. sS,
personal welfare ,,lDne, but frun the Tact that
we lrc 4 u world, That Pforldcuce. which
society for9adc TINT niy ono should live ftr
hlnlseit we mist ~ atry the good or selt
aud tho E'.si nf mankind; Mum sio.:s not knuw
lNFEtnXc fhht hn nlAy ask questions, nut also
that questions may 10 asked Of hl1n fonr
IMwcr Of spceel, wha given yo'l y, n2t TINT you
hut that you may unswcr tho child kindly when
It tticstIoils you 1ai,K.lhEa Is not vessel TINT
nvtigs gn1ds to yo,t; Int Siso orc Thien 5 nonts
tr..te w, a!l; mn because yn ,tt n daaxrr Of
popuIous world where each heart Is nude 6y ni
other heaEts.
nE i ehanFo s "a Is haze wsn Snas o
powerful In QUO ago thnu they were IN another.
~ lind, as in England or sweden, wlers @ there
must Join or support tho obligations hnve
Ineniloacd dInusll. t9r the throne and tho pub
l,s Seasty , plaC roslo sfh as 4 H. nn ,S
.i h,insn mi sappinoss !e"ks for help ts e.eh H.
ilxasions Of pcrsons aty = seem rapldy 70 re-
douhlc. All must be Intelligent, for the people
a7s thS sacs,nS; nj, ,n'3ss 10 SnXs W. md
, 1880-02-09

Ing tho most ilhortl row and cn,lcct1tnK that Ito
did II Is nhyoua, since those truths were already
naro nS w yn for mo F,ionc I m s as ,o ,aG so is1
shth e 'ho espsrsaeo"i st s I'M ' hsa % srae s%n
tho Founder Of ttc .Chrst,n syatc,n. 6ccu,,sc
Il contMin. these old truth: Ut religion. Fur
toy @ G @ ate r @ . rdsfee. fs1y sxs'l sS,
~ H Icis"s trMih be given mani lini which dHi lid
nct !nelndp tl,eM1 Ana " !" thai, ,efors o,,r
in4 religions ut n',tiquty tho pcrn,Hrcnt truths
have separated tho true frnm tho fnl.c md tno
cnuh tts plnco and rolatlve Importance III Ills
own syst9un nf falt', md prnctco.-iio must
~ n9Tf III 1a a f rrss 's"s sowss q e
nature n nNi, md nf tho destiny NJ nun. And
It y ~ thls wanlorInl eotnhnntlon OF tho new
dlity-whcrel,y tho twain nr0 tnAde ono, md tho
S nHi,sasedt X slg1 pssisfhas the
Ia humanity n now idoal-iio one a,irroll,c ldunl
suited 10 NIL ngus and to NIL people. y tho
mc,lstaions IT 0@al,sn,nI,r Can't tha manrHlty ol zon,-
socultrs pleaded, u Is not In any way oppnsc.l,
hut takes thom all up in its arms nf 1.-Two md
fhnsSE t IF IT, WIFI WSSs g ss o ant sS TO-
ucrs unto C,rsur Tho things thnt nro Ctpsars, md
unto Cod tho things that ars Coils"
,uMni.fn ~" W. na,o n"m thn fnwim,, .''ss e'es "
r nv y n the ty tonhsf Sf thS o
bcnr Il Go I t ,ho eop"s.io ms i Of Sttis . ti ie
Loves 4 r.. nun: Al things pr,ecc'! frnm Him. l!e
.ns ~ "a s'Hmpy ~ yvc CIea'" IT. ~ ~ ns Ts
tion q f,m il Tho stai',iaEl Or iii excellence,
film, nn 1p et l,ot pass % beyond % Is IT ,srof o,.r g.
Whatever liz does e slsht, Tor Ills win Is tho
s,tais. .Ss 5 P!SIno perfees'on, sse ' batsa1 mid
"app,ef atl ., WIN M no &c; c.. .,, ,,,. ua.
9f r OF no 5 sahe wora hs % de ne
fsgarsed hls s, mqr.i !ifc ~ Wholly evolved tru.n
] sy Is s reS Il r. nenteae s Ss N satnon ph
lnsophy: Neither tho uruuks nor lt'nla.ls ha1
my distinct conception Of i, fnr their virtues
il ny WY dsri9ed from 4 tho Eo,ls. one u tho
mnxlns oi the great Roman lnoraiist. soIIs-
c.; is. "AdMire only thyself." nence the
forces for the reKeneIation of mankind: They
lacked TINT element ~ whtnh comes f,om nc re:,.
iiesd oi he!p md guidance.
Tho Chrtstian systcn !s then distinguished
I,nm MI Fngnn systcms by 'ts nrrscntnt,loa , nt
un!ty az tho VII perfect nne; Dy mixing lis VII
tho suproMo Inv ui!d The supreme gtpd. Wo
tas ac thu n i11 ta % nx M NJ
moral oIlisaiion; and III synipatl.y of God for
innr In hs troubles, and tho pity OF God for him
In his sins. ., :,
Sy the Sendsrs ot tbon T.; scrvS % unSsrs fea h.
n;ani,y The aors ns%. wh'sh they soptla
eyAfen rs such was c,.st In Il nntiofinl mold.
Home extSntles' tho shleld ot hcr prSteotitn Svor
sho Taught fcr suhjugntcl PROVINCES nny r..
liston, Il was tho rnlIg0n Of tho ltDmaN Empire,
, 1880-02-09

Showing His Strength .,.
A Now Orleans 4thiGto, In order y coalI'bef o.4sI hi
his sweetheart Ut hlA great strength, lwlss!.ss,n
psul " such 4 WAY IaeAi II hs4 " " s~ps''''"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-22
State News.

The mex. term OF the State College
commences on Feb. 10Th.
Prof. Stewart has been invited to lect-
ure on mining 70 the citizens OF Farming
ton. N. II.
Charles o. Shaw. OF Dexter. will this
week start for New York State, where be
takes charge OF = tannery.
The Bangor Unitarisa society have
voted TO extend call to Rev. S. ]. Stew
art, Of Fitchbur2, Mass.
Daniel Dodge. Tor more than fly
years Baptist preacher, died 10 MachiAs,
Thursday night. aged %.
The Lewiston Gaxetts Gays that George
E. Stacy OF Porter, WAS kicked in the face
BY colt . few days ago, receiving quite
severe injury, fracturing the bone OF his
cheek.
There was felled on the farm Of Mr.,
William Hill Of Eliot last week . man.
moth pine tree. from which WAS cut and
piled six cords OF wood and an eighteen
loot mill log. The butt Of the tree was six
feet In diameter. aud II took four meu an
hour and half to cut 1t down.
The Boston Herald says il 10 under.
stood that H. W. Richardson Of the Port
land Advertiser will be the census super
visor for the western Maine district. and
that Mr.. Hubbard OF Bangor will be the su-
pervisOr for the eastern Maine district.
The directors OF the Lock wood Co,
who held session In Waterville Friday
declared semi annual dividend Of three
per cent. on the stock payable February
LIST. The following vote WAS unanimously
passed:
Voted, That in the present condition Of
matters pertaining to government In our
State. We caunot ssk capitalists to Join Us
10 the erection Of new mill and that that
question be indefinitely postponed.
Another Maine boy has risen to prom
inence In the West. Lore Afford, who hiss
recently been elected to the SpeskersLip
OF the Iowa House Of Representatives, Ia .
native OF Hope. Knox County. He 10 about
thirty-ei2ht years Of age and . lawyer BY
profession. He served 10 the war Of the
ant Of Co. II, 6th Aaise Regiment, and
Vas afterward assigned to duty on the stat
Of Gen. Gilmore.
"A general movement IL being msde to
Introduce the quail iato Maine The Sag.
sdah''c Association has already voted to
contribute 70 . general fund Tor this pur-
pose. asd other associations are asked to
do SO. The birds will b delivered in lots
OF 100 or more to the clubs or Individuals
subscribing, In nuDbefs proportIonate to
each contribution. Everett Smith, Com.
missioner OF Fisheries at Portland, has
charge Of the matter. The bro IL well
suited TO the latitude Of Maine. II 10 mi.
grat0ry. breeding ie The North and spend.
ing the winter In the South. 1t lives on
the ground and 10 fields, and it, ford con-
stats largely II Insects. 1t 10 . prolific
breeder
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-22

An Old physician, retired from practice. hav.
ing had placed in his handle BY an East india
missionary the formula Of simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure for
consumption, Broschitis, Catarrh, Asthma,
and Ill Throat and Lung Affections, also q
positive and radical cure for Nervous Debility
and oil Nervous Complaints. altar Aavins test
ed its wooderful curative powers In thousand
OF cases.has felt u bis duty 70 make 1t known TO
MS suner'nG fellows. Actusted by this motive
and desire 10 relieve human suderiss, will
send free Of charge 70 all who desire Il, thi, NJ
cape, In German. French. or English. with full
directions for preparing and using. sent BY
mail BY addressing with stamp. naming I be
paper. W. II. SasRAR, ~ Poseers Bloc +
Rochester, N. Y. A.s.o.vlM.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-22
Notice Of Foreclosure.

T Francis Tan hereby give public notice. tina,
1 have claim BY mortgage upon the follow
log lot or parcel Of land stu aied in Franklin
and bounded 80 follows 10 Wit beg aing At tide
atcr on the shore at the southeast corser bou nd
OF samuel =. Doa aeiPs homestead lot, thence
nsrth thirty i've degrees. east on said DoanelPs
east line ninety-n nine rods to the county road ;
thence south thirty eight degrees east by said
roA q sixteen rods To Robert Goriou's west line ;
thence south about thirty four and halt degrees
west ninety nine rods TO the shore Of tide water
the Bay; thence by the sh ore west. nortnsrly to
the POINT OF beg inning con tanning Ten acres more
or less said mortgage was gwen by Amos
W. scammon. 10 John West and assigned to me
and Is dated the 1rst day Of November A. D.
ls.j and 10 recorded In vol. las, page si& OF The
Hancock keGisIy Of Deeds. The condition IN
said mortgage has been broken by reason where
Of claim to fsreciose the same as by law pro-
vided.
FRANCIS TAFT.
Eilsw orth. Jan. i&ih, 1850. 3wt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-22
lrr0m the Keaneboc Jousnal.l
Governor DAVIS.

After long aud hard struggle he Right
has prevailed. The People have cone to
their own. Their cause has triamphed.
The msjesty OF the vote Of the ''plain peO-
pie" has been maintained. Daniel =. De.
! Wis is Goversor BY the xrscs Of God aud
the staiwHrs efforts put firth to defeat the
wicked conspiracy attended to overthrow
Tim aud the iih-riiss VI the l~"ple. when
the hght against the conspirss"'s began, Il
was like Nh army settisR down before son.
Sebastopoi. The cossVtrasoss we're CO.
treDcAed behind the techaicslities Of the
Law. with their hands upon the sword and
pure OF the State. When re exeislased
against the villany isteudsd. they laughed
la osr fsees and isauIred In derslos.
l"whas are you xoies to do about ~ For
! weeks Ne pounded away st their seeoine-
" impreeusble Gorsiscs;ioas without msk.
ting the least sisn OF . breach. But ~e
knew our cause Vas just. and % we iouy bit
90 In faith that God would carry Us through.
and ct last ve have conquered aud Daniel
2. Davis 10 Governor. - OF right be should
Be.
| Next TO the invisible powers Of Justice
that fought With us. let US give honor to
James G. Blaine. whose powerful brain.
great experience, untiriug energy. and IN
fincAing courage. made him the real lead
er In the struggle. Let Ne do honor 70
10, n. Morrill,. the soasd and true. Who
opened the way to the Supreme Court and
| NJ 0vss hs>a~h In "A Anasui~as ~alla Ia
Orvills D. Baker. Tor the able asd stub.
born aght Which be Usds - Attorney for
the Right. Likewise 70 Eugene Hale. Who
single-hapded add alone fought the rumD
Legislature st hs organization and made Il
| Q spectacle u shame for the public to gaze
ct. To Joshua l. Chamberlsia, the heroic
holder OF the fort. the noble soul that
| stepped into the gap, assumed the respou.
sibi,i,y, and saved the State from anarchy
and bloodshed. To Chsrles Z. Nash. for
the fidelity and efficiency which - Mayor
Of Augusta be exhibited 10 keeping pesce
aud order ct the State House. To sheriff
Vim. II. Libby and his Deputies for their
valuable aid In enforcing order. To Charles
II. White, City Marshal, asd the Augusta
Police. upon whom devolved . weight Of
responsibility which vas sustained In 4
most praiseworthy manner. Lastly. to
thoueanos OF oShers In all paris OF The
State, promisent among whom were the
! clergy, for advice. moral support. synpa-
thy. and aid 10 all ways they were able, TO
crush to usught the Great Frsed.
OF the Supreme Judicial Court We have
spoken In Q former issue. To that body
the people OF Maine owe 40 Immense debt
Of gratitude.
And nov. with brave. hooest, able Dan.
lei =. Davis 10 the Executive Chair. With =
board OF Executive Councillors Of high
character and ability, with heads Of de-
partmeuts that understand and will per-
form their duties. and with . Legisisture
Of stef ling men well organized and OH
cered. the Naturalization OF State a6aira
will o smoothly forward and no more At
tempts will ever be made TO steal the Gov
ernosnt away from the hands 10 which the
| votes OF the people place IL.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-22
Bangor Wing
0ayesloA Impesehsd BY His Own Bogus
6AnatA.

The most significant oct Of either braseh
Of the Fusionists' pretended Legislature.
Is the direct rspudistion ssd impeachment
Of Garcelos's "coantiog out" methods By
the bogus Senate that be tried BY frsud 70
create. 90 Monday Msssrs. Atweii Of
Penoescot. Linn Of Somerset. Thompson
Of Knox and Barrett Of Oxford. - . COM
mittee on Eubernatorial votes. reported
that they had examined the returns. and
the whole vote for Governor Vas lS9 .s07 .
With 6 .%04 Necessary to . choice; that
Daniel p. Davis has e.770; Joseph l..
Smith. A7.e49; Alon1o Gascelou, 3l.S4l !;
Bioa Bradbury. rs. and Isl scattering.
OF the latter 302 were obviously meant for
Mr.. Davis. - that his total vote VS. 6s.-
s73. or only 49, soses short Of clear ~.
jorsy ocer all O<AsS caadidates!
Bot the signincant fact 10 that Gsrcslon's
so-called Senste-the very body that
would be empowered. according 10 their
own claim. 10 cit - judges 10 an impescb-
Wsut OF the Governor for absss Of his
o@ce-have repudiated and practically
condemned the methods By which eight
certificates were vrosgfally lssusd 70 make
. fraudulent Fusion majority. For Gaics-
Ions Senate declare the vote for Governor
- they 6nd IL In the returss and substap.
~ after election; and BY thus declaring
the Governor vote they virtually declare
that the throwing out OF ten Thousands Of
vstes because only three sidermes sigsed
the returns. or on . charge Of distip-
gushing mark on ballot. Or any other Of
the Aimsy pretex,s resorted 10 BY the Gov
erosr and Council, 10 entirely upjussi-
liable.
10 no case have the Sesste sssuned to
threw out vetes on the Gnoupds put forth
BY the Governor and Couscil In support Of
their villAinous action. 10 effect they de-
clare that the votes Of the cities ssd other
plsces that have been disfranchised BY the
Governor and Council - regards the Leg
islsture. are justly entitled to be eosnted
BY the Senate for Governor and therefore
for the other Candidates whose nanes are
on the sane ballots, and In the same re.
turns.
II the gubernatorisl vote las been hon
esty counted BY Gsrcelon's Ssnaie. then
mat Senate deuounees Garcelon - fraud,
for rejecting returns which the Senate de-
clare II 10 their duty 70 count for Cover
nor. and also repudists the claims Of oil
| their eountedIn associates. Who have o.
| tsised certificates only through the whole.
sale throwing out OF such Fetarus - are
| nov declared valid fer Governor. 10 the
acceptance Of that repent on gubernatorial
votes the Fasi0uists have confessed The
Impotence OF their prsssst sstlssde, asd
u The same time armly axed the brand Of
fraud upon Gareelon and his inismous
Coupeil!-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-22
WILLIAM ROGERS L D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Bar HarbOr.
OFFICE BRApLKI's BLOCK. 3mos 3.
PUBLIC AUCTION
r ECEIVER'S SALE.

Being thereunto duly empowered. l viii cell At
Public Auction. at my once in Buck sport on
ThursAay. the l2th. day or Feb
rusry, next,
ut 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
The remaining Assets oft BUcKsroRr SAVINGS
BANK, unless before that time adjusted or
disposed Of 1t Private Sale.
oaSA Assets cSosiss 81 she fsllsvs.<
The house and lot in Bscksport Village. a,
the corner Of Buck aad Mil streets. . double
'eae% Ts! isdniy os ne BY =; rarl.I
pied by o. Dorr.
s-The house and lot in Orlana, near The town.
house. recently occupied by J. W. saunders.
ken. now occupied by J. 4. Young; tsgether
with said Young's note for ESQ., partially secured
agreement to convey to Young On certain con
ditions.
s.-Lac him AcIuns .ots. Verona, $50, inter.
d.-R. II. Blaisdeips note. Deihan, Tor sso
interest paid Oct. II, 1876, sec ured by mortxsve
7..siseo. Col.on'. note. Buckspors, Goo Sc.
so. r Dorr's Sots. Orlana. olooo interest
pa,d e Ca Apr. = is1!: .. sh,sa s . y showed
cure i: n =, sor.S,o.sS ''s's'a " 's
s.-Ana.ish B. trays note, Buchsport, &c.
cur ed BY mortgage Of house and lot On Mechao.
&c street. on Which V due ssso. asa interest fFom
io.-Hssten H. Gr.y's note. Buckspor. ,,oo.
and interest from Jane Il, ISL; secured BY mort
gage.
lis. W. Hewsy's note, Buckspors 90. in.
| tersst from January 81. ISIS; secured BY mort
Ease. ,
| eiloo. interest from NAY -, ls7s; secured by
mortgage on his farn. On which foreclosure VIII
expire in May Aext.
I3.-Lu4e 8. Soper's note, Dsckspoyt, March
81. 1874. for $500 on which 10 endorsed iateress
sept. ~, 1873. and Aarcs II. is77. oioo sse.rsa
by mortgage.
il John W Saundsrs' note, Oraand. Ann
interest from January ]. ISIS; less The value Of
| the house and lot mortgagsd TO secure The saue:
nortgASe ioreclosed.
l3.-The house and lot il stockton, oecuuiea
By ". Q. spipney. subject to ny agreement fpr
Q convey certain conditions
III. d. TTotrs note Bucksport nsoo i.t.,-
sst paid to May Is, 1877; scared b; and. moy,
gage hoSs- asd lot in Bucksport
s.-Alfred Hooper, cote, Castine, 600 inte,-
est paid TO Dee 10. l67s less amount 10 be silov,
ed for value Of = e. / n. A. Railroad bood tor
$1,000. 'o'
The notes will be endorsed TO The purch.,., Inv
me. without recourse, and . proper RecsiysrJs
deed will be given.
The terms viii be caah. but depos,t Of tveptv
per cent. can be made u The time Of sxle. md
payment oftAs balance. either cash or q = sota
endorsement. within Eve days alter The eale. An
~djourn ment will be made Tor one veek And II
The pay ment be not made ~ above provided a.
pro perry will then bs resold and the dapoeit ior
lett ed. ~
T. e. wOODMAN.
Receiver Bucksport SAVINGS Banl
bucksport. January, TO- ISeo. lvy