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Ellsworth American., 1880-10-07
IN. Y. Herald Of sept. %.
Heroism Rewarded.

PRESENTATION OF THE MEDALS OF THE
MASSACHUSETTS HUMANE SOCIETY To SIX
SAILORS OF THE UNITED STATES SHIP
PORTSMOUTH.
An interesting ceremony took place on
board the United States steamer Portsmouth
on Sunday morning last. The Portsmouth
is one of the ships used in the training ser
vice and is now lying in the North River
opposite Twenty-third street In August
last while the ship was anchored in South
West Harbor, Mount Desert, party con-
sisting Of two ladies and little boy, who
had gone of to visit the vessel were thrown
into the water by the capsizing of their
craft. The tide Immediately carried them
away from the ships side and they were for
| time in serious peril. No sooner, how
ever. was the accident discovered by those
on board than six Of the crew jumped into
the water and soon succeeded in tying ropes
around the waists OF the ladies and then
supported them while those on the gangway
hauled them alongside. when they were
taken on board in an almost exhausted con-
dition. The Young boy was saved by one
Of the men. who swan with him to the side
of the ship. After the sufferers had received
all proper medical care they were despatched
to their hotel on one Of the ships boats.
The gentlemen of their family visited the
Portsmouth the following day TO return
their thanks to the brave fellows. and to of
fer them pecuniary reward. which was. how =
ever. declined. Upon the commanding Of
ticer reporting the affair to the Secretary OF
the Navy he received letter complimenting
oil h.. k,.xbt.- ,.Isck
on the quarter deck in the presence of the
officers and men. Shortly after this Com
mander Crowninshield received letter
from Mr.. Thomas Motley. brother Of the
Historian and President Of the Humane
Society Of Massachusetts, inquiring into the
affair, and a report being sent to him he at
once recommended the six men as being
each one worthy Of the medal of the society.
This recommendation was favorably consid-
cred. and on Thursday the medals were re-
eeived. They were presented on Sunda,
morning last. after inspection. in the pres
enee Of the ships company. The pressnta-
ton was preceded by a short but appropriate
speech by the commanding officer, congrat-
ulating the men on the prompt recognition
of their manly deed. The medals are OF
solid silver, somewhat larger than a silver
dollar and more than twice as thick. One
side bears the arms of the State of Massa-
chuset;s. Upon the reverse side are the
words, Awarded to - of L. S. s.
Portsmouth, for his noble exertion in as
sisting TO save the lives of three persons, a,
the peril of his own, in South West Harbor.
Me-, Aug. 5. 1880" Around the edge were
the words, Reward Of merit, courage and
PERSEVERANCE,"
Ellsworth American., 1880-10-07
LARGE REPUBLICAN GAINS
N C~yygCraCCr.

The town elections in Connecticut occurred
Monday. and the result so far as heard from
is highly satisfactory to Republicans. Hart
ford elects first Sclcctman BY Republican
majority Of 1902, the other Selcctmen by
about the same majority; the Treasurer BY
about 400 majority. and all other Republi.
can officers except Town Clerk. Neither
party anticipated this result. and the Repub.
licans are rejoicing accordingly.
Returns from other towns show Republi-
can gains over the same elections in 1876.
OF 16 towns so far heard from. 10 have
gone Republican, ~ Democratic, and six
equally divided. or these towns the Re
publicans gain eleven. the Democrats four
and six towns now equally divided were
Democratic in 1876. In that State the SC.
lectmen and town clerk are the board Of
registers Of election.
The Constitutional amendments, giving
the appointment of Judges Of the Superior
and Supreme Courts to the Governor, sub.
jsct to the approval Of the Legislature. is
carried by large majority. Heretofore
they have been selected by party eaucuses in
the Legislature.
Large Republican maori,ics of town Of.
feers in Hartford, New Britain. Meriden,
New London, and Norwich. and gains in the
control Of boards Of registration in man,
towns are claimed by the Republicans to in
dicate favorable results for their ,ickc, in the
State in November.
Ellsworth American., 1880-10-07
LamOine Packing COmpan


The sullivan Bulletin gives an interesting
account of the process EMPLOYED by the La.
,,o;r. p,cl;rs, 70 =, ,,,,,,;,,,, ..,I;..
~
say
The h'h used chiefly are the smallest Of
herring, such A. the fishermen used To throw
on the land for manuring purposes, and the
stencil sometimes became nuisance IN the
neighborhood of the weirs.
FIRST, the boatman goes on a visit to the
~eirs IN frenchmans Bay and II not sue
ees'iul, round VT Desert and through Union
rI'er bay INTO the rivers and among the
small Islands where weirs are built, and if
pos'ipie' gets hsh INTO the dories he has IN
10" 'heh lhfoueh iog or biow' make the
quickest time possible for the works, often
times as on the present occasion. he returns
without any e"lors oeing set, that being the
sign no hsh when successful, ne runs IN
TO the track iaid down to low water and the
dory having the hsh Is placed on a car and
drawn up under !ong shed, the hsh are
washed and sorted, the small ones placed on
long 'ahiss ana the larger ones packed IN
barrels. ms Is called the cutting shed !;
aohgsiae these tables having boxes ranged
On 'hem are Young boys ana girIs, armed
"'S 49, N't' hsH IN
10 Just the length Tor the sardine boxes, and
when their boxes are iuii they are passed in
70 another room called the hake room they
are then taken and placed singly on fakes
made Oh WOOD ana after dripping, are passed
INTO the drying room-a close room on the
second hoor with racks INTO which the flakes
oil hsh are passed; below is a very large
stove, burning wood which soon dries the
hakes OF hsh thence these dry fakes are
passed INTO the frying room where large
furnace or oven IS at fever heat, and the fish
are placed IN large pans and with great care
i,iea; again the carriers take them and pass
them to the packing room, where the quick
hngers OF women or girls place them in tin
boxes and pour pure Olive oil and other
seasoning preparations over them, and into
another room they 90 called the heading
room, where each box receives the heading
or cover from this place the boxes pass
TO the sealing room, where long tables with
portable furnaces and all necessary tools for
soldering purposes are found. and young
men WIN sohefihS irons soon prepare the
, passeu mo 'iie oatn room
.se 90 AN 'uiHas more than hogshead
~ ".aeu 70 a ooii''s Piteh receives
. anu a,1i Az s remaining III tfe oath GER
al nnAe, ene ~ ooAes are passed mo the OK,
caraS,ii, o -, 49, . .s s's'. ooA 1' examined
Ellsworth American., 1880-10-07
State News.

Mary Hill committed suicide in Port
land, Friday, by taking poison.
The Rev. Medville Mclaughlin has re-
signed the rectorship Of st. Anne's church,
Calais.
Miss Lizzie L. Yates left Bristol, last
week, Monday, for China, to labor there as
a missionary.
A large Fusion demonstration took
place at Richmond Friday night General
Plaisted and Congressman Murch spoke
briefly.
T. II. Getchell e. Co., grocers, Bangor,
offer their creditors 25 cents on 81. Lu-
ther Maddocks, dealer in fertilizers, Booth
bay, will settle in insolvency.
Lowe, the Cumberland murderer, and
Sally Morrissey, were taken from Portland
Jail to Thomaston, Friday, to serve out life
sentences in the state prison.
The Mail says it will take two or three
weeks longer to complete the fishway at
Waterville, into the construction of which
will go about 100000 feet Of lumber, 10
tons Of iron, and nearly or quite 1900 tons
Of stone.
John NJ. Bailey about 20 years Of age,
uNlDS dt Tue Ilcdu oi tnt lut, Dtifast. al
tempted suicide by hanging on Tuesday
evening of last week. He had been out Of
health for some time and was undoubtedly
Respondent,
The Ners SAYS that Miss Almeda War
ren, on whose Mt, Pleasant land purchase in
Denmark quicksilver has been found, has
conditionally sold a hundred acres on Mt.
Pleasant to three Denmark parties. Speci-
mems have been analyzed and found to con-
tain quicksilver,
The Passamsquoddy tribe of Indians
held their election on the 2lst ult. John
Newell, Noel Joseph and Peter Alvin were
candidates for Representative to the Legis-
lature. The Governor Of the tribe cast the
first ballot, the Lieutenant Governor the sec
ond and others according to rank. Noel
Joseph received majority of votes cast and
was elected.
The Mschiss Uaion says that Capt. Den
nison, of the steamer Richmond, while At
the wharf al Jonesport, Saturday night, fell
of the steamer, distance of rs feet, strik-
ing In four feet Of water. II was quite dark
and no one knew Of the accident until the
captain called for help. He received some
bruises but Is not thought to be seriously
injured.
Ellsworth American., 1880-10-07

The large coal and iron industries Of
Ohio and Indiana, as well as the numberless
mechanical and manufacturing interests Of
those States do not take kindly to the tariff
for revenue only" plank in the Democratic
platform. Not only those who employ bu,
the employed as well understand that vote
for ,ha; is vote to take the bread out
their own mouths. Large numbers who
have for wears acted with the Democracy
are coming GU, for the Republicans on the
question of a protective tariff.
Ellsworth American., 1880-10-07

81 was troubled for many years with Kid
ney Complaint, Gravel, &c. my blood be
came thin; ! was dull and inactive could
hardly crawl about; was an old worn out
man all over could get nothing to help me,
until got Hop Bitters, and now am a boy
again. My blood and kidneys are all right,
and ! am as active as man Of 80, although
! am ~, and ] have no doubt it will do as
well for others Of my age. 1t is worth a
trial..(Father. II Sunday Mercury.
Ellsworth American., 1880-10-07

A letter received in Boston from collec-
tor Of customs at st. Augustine, Fla, says
that large vessel, bottom up, came ashore
twenty miles from that place three weeks
ago and on the twentieth portion oi
Of the forward part Of the wreck vas dis
covered on the beach near the lighthouse on
which the name Of Miriam" was engraved.
Brig Miriam Of Camden, Me-, Capt. Arthur
Parker. sailed from Pensacola Aug. 18th for
Rio Janeiro and she is supposed to be the
wrecked vessel. 1t il feared all hands are
lost. Wreckers had made an attempt to get
the vessel a60at but have not succeeded.
The Miriam is 39S tons registered, built at
Camden, Me-, in 1877, and owned by Geo.
Hallensbee of that place, Thomas b. With
erspoon Of Boston and others.
Ellsworth American., 1880-10-07
Notice of Foreclosure.

pCBLlC notice Is hereby given tha, ys,nn. Il
= sawyer did on the isth day Of August. 4. n
y, s's, oy her mortgage deed of that date recorded
convey 10 me the undersigned. "a certain h., a M ~
oi q. isna situated in fremont. Hancock con ntv
,' ,Maiee' snd b. unded as follows 10 wit: Commene'
mud slough ON lot marked Daniel C,osts ~. = :
pian oI Nj Desert; thence north es., east "a ro,s
~ 70. 20. laz on said plan; thence following tbs
soath =. west Is rods to the County road: thence
I9,Iiowlng the County road to the place OF hs.csn
nns containing three acres and one hundred AMI
smeh.y rois more or less. together with the huid
inGs thereon. and the conditions OF said mors-sss
nave been and still remain broken claim : 49, 80
r@sure OF the same and give this notice for tha,
ANDREW H. aAINEs.
Ellsworth. Sept q, 1850. " 'anpnsiL go.a
Ellsworth American., 1880-10-07

THE DEMOCRATIC.
yamss a. Field, Affer-
ses- Csserssi ef Iirysa.
n. Scyfessbev IS. 1850.
We Killed . g,rat
many Yankees daring
the war. and I wish we
had killesl twice - many
more. enough 10 have
given Us the victory AMI
our eausc success.
Geserui Tu-AugA Lee. sf
Porfsm,ssfA. Ia, Sept.
?. 1850.
II you ,lesirr that
those heroes buried Won.
der (pointinx to the Con
fr.icrstte monument
shall sof harv d,e,f is
ss.sa, rofc the sissss.-rsfsc
f,et,f and riadicafs the
prfacigies for srhicA fhes
90 ~tscof fAcir hr,s.
Hafs Haaptoa al
harlcssos. Jsls -.
fssS.
Yield. fellow citizens,
as you know. to none In
devotion To our lost
cause. ] shall never lie.
clare the men who
fought for IL traitors or
reis,ls.
TasiS Hampfos bcfbrs
hAe Sosfkcrs Historical
Society. Oct. -, 1873.
......The orGin. pro
grc-- anil cuiuinaiiou
uf that great controversy
between the antagoni--
tic sections uf the CONT.
neni. which i,eAs an In the
Convention of i:s-, and
ended for the time being
At Appomsttoy In 1855.
Hadc Hampfoa at !efasn.
ton, Jsls PC, 1850.
Con-isicv what Lee and
jackson would do were
they alive. These are
the same principles for
which they fought for
Tour years.
Toagr,ssman Biarli,eru
II kssfseiy. in a.,
House. AprI 8. 1879.
We do not intend TO
stop until we have
stricken the last vessixr
of your war legislation
frnm the statute book.
Htlitsns ~. Esgii.h, My
=, 1850.
4 terrible explosion
will cum. sooner or later
II this fell spirit Of -ec
tionsl strife continues.
To avert 81 dire = calam.
t'y We should nn, only
defeat but annihilatr
this republican party.
UIiian ~. EHgi,sA q.
kis Latter Of tccspf
mace. Jais 30. 1850.
The surcess of the
democratic ticket wouhl
bury beyond resurrcc
uon sectional Jcalousies
and hatrcsi-. -. and ~
.i"rc harmony AMI good
frrling bctwcen all tn.
so tions.
Frusk Laa.i~rs, dema
erifsc oassfi3sse for
sorsrnor Of Issf,1ad,
IN tsg1s.. 1850.
UAen Gsner1I Han
eoct Ia ,iectoi H. aiIl
carry AS GorcraHeHs
h-sr1 srA<rr ~ snas s-Aen
"a r'T'sbiioans got u.
Ellsworth American., 1880-10-07
A bill was introduced by Congressman

A bill was introduced by Congressman
Manning, of Mississippi, during the last ses-
sion of Congress and passed to the second
reading. authorizing an increase of the num-
ber of Justices of the Supreme Court Of
the United States fiom nine. the presen,
number. to twenty-one. Under Hancock,
as president they hope to rsorganize the
Judiciary in the interests of the Democratic
party. A sympathizing Supreme Court is
one of the essentials in the Southern claims
question.
Ellsworth American., 1880-10-07

When the full vote is out in that por-
ton Of Ohio known as the Western Reserve
there is little danger but that the State will
go Republican. The latest adyices indicate
that this Republican stronghold has not been
so thoroughly aroused since 1868.
Ellsworth American., 1880-10-07

Mrs. Harris, . daughter Of Brigham
Young, is the wife Of an actor. She il
handsome, an6 is . daughter Of Brigham's
handsomest wife. All the children, she says
we're strong and hearty. There is good
deal Of secrst poiygamy At Salt Lake, and
the marriage il announce4 after three years.
Amelia, the seventeenth wife. she believes,
is married in that way. The Momons, Ma.
Harris says. are al democI ats.
Ellsworth American., 1880-10-07

The sciences of medicine and chemistry
have never produced SO valuable remedy
for the treatment of Kidney disease as the
accidental discovery of the vegetable con.
tanned in Days KIDNEY PAD. Its reliable
character, desirable qualities and masterl,
curative power have deeply won upon the
confidence Of the medical profession and
countless sufferers who have used it.
Ellsworth American., 1880-10-07

HORSE. CARRIAGE AND sSUFF-coLoREp DOG
STOLEN.


STOLEN.
About $50 o'clock Saturday evening. saws
the kennebec Journal. Mr.. Alonzo Mat
thews Of Sidney drove up TO the Farmers
Hotel and stepped into the house after his
wife, whom be had left there short time
before. lie had scarcely closed the dooS
behind him when some bold thief jumped
into the wagon and drove of. In the wagon
we're a parasol, two pairs OF new shoes, a
robe. can containing kerosene oil. one
pound of tea and a snuff colored dog. The
horse stolen is a light red. or sorrel, with
strip face. After securing the city for his
team, Mr.. Matthews hired horse and car
ried his wife home, then started again in
pursuit of the stolen property. Up TO a
late hour Sunday night he had got no clue
To the thief, or even the direction the horse
went after leaving Water street.
Ellsworth American., 1880-10-07

during the war there were three kinds
Of Democrats. The War Democrat, the
Copperhead Democrat, and the Southern
Democrat large portion Of the War
Democrats have since joined the Republicans
but the Copperhead and Southern Democrats
are solid for Hancock.
Ellsworth American., 1880-10-07

HAVE WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHER
gY always at hand. 1t cures Coughs, Colds,
bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Group. In
fuenza, Consumption, and all Throat and
Lung Complaints. 80 cents and 81 a bot
ue' 1yr35
Ellsworth American., 1880-10-07
QB.sls

1t will be seen that the largest gain was
made in Aroostook nearly 1891 : Andro-
scoggin next, 9.l97; Cumberland, 4.4Ol !;
York, 2,l25; Knox, 2yO4S; Hancock, l,84l /;
Washington. ,l37; Sagadahoc, 476; Piscat-
aquis. 40, making the gains s., ,S66.
The largest loss was in Penobscot, 1852 |;
Somerset, agra; Waldo, 1879; Oxford,
S3S; Lincoln, 760; Franklin, 628; Kenne-
bee, l29, making the Losses II ,277 nes gain
22,O08.
Ellsworth American., 1880-10-07

The public dept statement showed a
reduction Of the public debt during Septem-
Der of Ss,954 ,s9l. .6S. Decrease since June
80 of 26.07s,ll2.7s. The total dept, princi-
pal and interest, is e2,li5,5S9, ,443.15.
Debt less cash in the treasury, sl,9I5,494,- :
1926.
Ellsworth American., 1880-10-07

Mr. n. H. Mcdonald, of San Francisco.
offers 100000 toward an endowment fund
for Chistian University, ON condition that
an equal sum shall be raised by the Baptist.
PRESBYTERIAN. Episcopalian, Congregational
and Methodist denominations.
Ellsworth American., 1880-10-07
Notice 70 Subscribers.

The date on the address label on each subscri
hers paper shows the time TO which the subscrip
ton is paid; and all subscribers in arrears are
requested to pay up soon as possible.
In all communications relating to subscriptions
our correspondents are requested TO state the
Post Ofhce to which the paper Is. or Il 10 be sent
and to be careful TO write all proper names plain
ly. -, =,
In directing a change Of address. always give
the present address well the one to which you
wish the paper Afterwards sent
Ellsworth American., 1880-10-07

The PERUVIAN SYRUP has cured thou
sands who were suffering rom Dyspepsia.
Debility, Liver Complaint, Boils, Humor. !.
Female Complaints, etc. Pamphlets free 10
any address. Seth w. Fowle h Sons, Bos-
'on' lyr3S
Ellsworth American., 1880-10-07
TEulspAy. oc!csES I. 1850.
RepsklsCaa N~atsastsss.
JAMES A. GARFIELD
or ONO.
FoR VICE PRESIDENT:
CHESTER A. ARTHUR,

FOR FRH>IDENTiAL EIECToRs.
for Electors al Large.
JOSEPH :. WHEELNRIGHT Of Bangor
IRA II fn>>. Of >aro.
First Tisiricf-EII>IIA II JEWETT
Se.-aad Disfriof-BTl> HANfoRD.
TAird IDisfTIcf-tDHIN fINE-
FOURTH TDiSfrIof-IEwi~ R. JOHNSON.
YsGA Disfrscf->EN ARD X. Ill MI.
Ellsworth American., 1880-10-07

The returns from the municipal cleo
tons in Connecticut, Monday, don't indicate
that the State is doubtful to any alarming
extent.
Ellsworth American., 1880-10-07
"Sectionalism."
DCRArIc. THE REPUBLICAN.

THE REPUBLICAN.
IbrsAaH Liscola af Gef-
fys6srS, Nor. ~, 1853.
u is for Us the living,
rather to lsc tlsslicaiesl
here to the unflnishe
work which they who
fought here have thus
far - nobIy advanced.
II Is rather for u- to be
here dedicated Ia the
gr,,at task remaining be
fore us, that from these
honors.i dead We take
Increased devotion 10
that cause for which
they gave the last full
measure Of devotion .
fhof ~ here highly re
soirv fAaf fh,ss dead sAaii
mns Aas. died ia ruia.
That this Nation. un'lsr
God. shall have a new
birth of fressioiu. AMI
that the government of
the people, by the people
AMI Tor The people, shall
not perish frvin the
earth
General ,.ars,I.f ,u IAN.
The war for IN. t',lao
was right-eyerls~tingiy
right. the war against
The Union was wrong
FOREVER wrong.
c.s. Gr,.f a, Srns,far
Io..,a In, D, 1850
aeie. Wh, YOU 'has
ns'" M ''' :" - Hstsn
W ~, s,"'it never
" A.c'' W. eNcr hian
WI" ..nht-. .f r"Pfc-
s ss,' Nn" COUNT.
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'
Sdsfr,a of hS fs'f'i.fas-
eaf RsP,sotseansof Nesr
lorf, Horace W Asfe.
Frsssfc"f
Therr IL danger let
the s,s~tlon OF IIan..ck
.hogl.t tr 80 ,ut.rpp,t..I
as to obscure ID. fact
that the war snsle.i In a
conquest. not A eouapr,,
ml- We r-rpruiye IN.
Ellsworth American., 1880-10-07

The apple crop is immense this year,
and it is estimated that l25 ,OOO, 900 trees are
bearing and will yield 2OO, 1909, 900 bushels.
This years crop ought to he worth 360, 900.
600 or S7O,OO0, 900.
Ellsworth American., 1880-10-07
Gbt GllsWortb Amrrltan.

Published every Thursday Morning at Coomhs
Block. Ellsworth, Me-. by THk HANCoSk
COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms. &c. see first page
s<s NJ PETTENGILL L CO. 10 state street.
Rosion, r. Park Row, New York. and .oi Shesnu'
Street. philadelphia. are our Agents Tor Prveur-
ing advertisements for the AMERICAS in the above
cities and authorised TO contract for advertising at
our lowest rates.
Ellsworth American., 1880-10-07

Henry Clay said: Il would rather be
right than President" What a difference
between Clay and Hancock.
Ellsworth American., 1880-10-07

The advance Of el.50 to % per barrel
in pork is attributed to two firms in New
York.
Ellsworth American., 1880-10-07

The official results of the census by coun-
ties, in this State, taken in June last, shows
an increase over 1870 Of % ,O89:
Ellsworth American., 1880-10-07

-Isdispeasable to the laundry and kitch-
eD-PyLE's PRARLIxE. Sold BY grocen
everywhere.
Ellsworth American., 1880-10-07

Special Aotifes.
A Card.

To all who suffering from the errors and In
dscrctions Of youth, nervous weakness. early tie.
cay. loss OF manhood. SC, I win send recipe
that win cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by missionary In
South America Send self addressed envelope
TO the REy. JosErH T. iSNaS. Station u, Ns,c
York City. lyrao
Ellsworth American., 1880-10-07
Dissolution of Copartnership,

TIE firm heretofore dains business under the
] name of Novelty storc, Warren 4 Emery con-
.isung Of siias u. Warren and Rufus IL Emery
dealing In Watches, clocks. Jcwelry Books
stationery. Fancy Goods. Toys Sc. locat q at No.
lus Main st. finCksport Me. Is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. The business will be coatinA
ed as usual at the Novelty store by the new drm of
Rufus IL Emery Co, who are authorized 10
collect all debts due the lste drin, and settle all
claims against It,
>ftsAS u. WARREN,
RUFUS III. EMERY.
Burkspori. Me. Oct. /. 1850 swu
Ellsworth American., 1880-10-07

"A vote against Gen. Garfield is . vote
in aid of the solid South no matter Uho it u
thrown for.
Ellsworth American., 1880-10-07

LAST year 2.sl2,l77 immigrants arrived
In this country.
Ellsworth American., 1880-10-07
80. s,oi .ols.ess o tsss ,.ss, ,l3 6.

VOTE IN THE HOUSE on RESOLUTION fuK
An AMENDMENT roEBiDDiNG IuE Pay
MEST oF ALL CLAIMS MADE BY pisLorAL
PERSONS, June 20. ISIS.
Ellsworth American., 1880-10-07
UNION SOLDIERS.

UNION SOLDIERS.
VOTE IN THE HOUSE on RESOLUTION CIV
ING REFERENCE To UNION SOLDIERS On
THE DisrIIcT oF COLUMBIA roLIcE yokCK,
MAY 20. lssO.
Ellsworth American., 1880-10-07

VOTE IN THE SENATE on 4 NOTION TO RE-
PEAL THE LAW WHICH PROHIBITS THE AP-
SAILORS AND OYYICE-HOLDERs TO POsI-
TIONs IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY.
Ellsworth American., 1880-10-07
Office.

Notice.
WHEREAs my wife sarah T.. Thursow ha.
w LETT my het and board without just cause or
proSocauoD. hercby forbid sIi persons harbor
Ing or trusting her ON my account. : | shall not
pay any debts Of her contracting after this dat.
HENRY. ], TIT tRLOW.
Grcen's I-anding, Ne. sept g. isso Jwsi
Ellsworth American., 1880-10-07

VOTE IN THE SENATE ON AMENDMENT THAT
NO CONFEDERATE SOLDIER SHOULD BE
EMPLOYED IN LIEU OF A UNION SOLDIER,
APRIL Il, 1879.
Ellsworth American., 1880-10-07
PENSIONS.

PROVIDING An APPROPRIATION Vug TIE
PROMPT PAYMENT op THE ARREARS oF
PENSIONS soR UNION SOLDIERS. FEsguAKr
3, 3,Is.s-FACrs AND FIGURES RESPECTFULLY
DEDICATED TO Mr.. FORGERY BELrzHoov-
Ek.
Ellsworth American., 1880-10-07

VOTE IN THE SENATE on RESOLUTION
FoRBiDDISG THE DISCHARGE oF UNION
SOLDIERS YRoM SENATE oPYIcEs EXCEPT
FOR cAUsxs APRIL II, 1879.