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stoes f,ll r.id aud mona 5s'sahic.
r. glSlHkgs OF TRANf4hr.-fainer,' loan
and lrUsr company. -,
Tpu.rEIs-NOryin Green, lreslest Western
IJnion Iciegranh Compans, \es 1orA Henry u.
pIspl pre-. ident southern EIpfc@s company, New
Yofk j. 4. ssbcock. ue1sursr hh-un fxpre,s
rompauy. Wv York; ID trrfon, ,ecrvtats
scu hs4 Be,i rephons aud 'Icesfnph oompsnl
New lOrs; !. VI. Munson, DtcNei builinS' NV
Yofk Ai0f.t a. Chandler. president AiNn.lc snd
pacifc Telegraph COMPANY, New lofA W. =.
HunsiDue, general SUPER hltndent ktHnuc ana
Pac Nc telegraph CoinDany, New l0lsi Iheo.
" Val. x,nera; manager National Bel Telephone
t,olntstnt B0sion: Thomas T. Brady, Assisisnt
Pos f'nasle General Washington, ID. c.; Henry =.
RusseN Boston. Mas; General lrancis >. Marshall,
f;sorgstown to0.; james VI. orines general super
iD.snl.eat So1lbcrn Bell Telephone tud Telegraph
Company. New YORK.
OrriCtgs- Norwin Green, president Henry >
RI NIL. Vre-pgesiGent Thso. y. ALL vice. nr,s,'
dent ". II. Rochester. treasurer Oecsge G. Whur,
SECRETARY. -, =.
clarence Cars formerly Of yirnnial. se~ YORK /;
jerome y asnuing. WofctFter. Mass. counsel.
sepseFlnitOrs received an lnigfmeisya slfth ~
a. 2s.lm InO1As BRANCH 4 Cl.
NOTlCE.-B O0kS OF sUBeCklp.
~ TfON TO THE CAPITAL STOCK % Infs
RICHMOND AND MEsI POM ihkM,.NA.n,
RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE CONAN VII
mond, "a, on WEDNESDAY me 2eih De-, o. MAJ
r. NJ. Logan.
John Y. EkANlu,
ap2i'lNY2s REUBEN fosihh'
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, May 27, 1850.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
OATs.-746 bushels.
BLACKEYED PEAS.-66 bnshels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
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f,rd. $4,000 barr 70; fossi sass. 1870 ioDo var
rei. s,pened af 1870. bid; i,igsest saes at 90c.
owest sales AZ ss4e closed ~ SIZE. bd- Exports
for the week. 2,sSy,3s7 gslIcns. exporis LOB
January 4 81 3S2.745 gasions: exports sane i1me
| ast year, 7f,26t,6z7 esi'ens.-sour1df ~ COM
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NEW YORK PEANUT MARKET.

MAY 25.-Peanuts move out slowly. with prices
si unsettled. fsyoring the buyer. Prices sre for
Sc for fancy. and 5,1a sic. for hand pcked-Jour.
nal Of Commerce.
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THE TURF.
PimlicO Races.

BALTIMORE, May 27.-The Attendance at
Pimlico races to-day was good. The wea-
Their was fine and the track fast.
The first event was the pool-selling race
for all ages, mile and an eighth. SIX
started. Virginius won by two lengths ;
Speculation second, Utilla tbird-New YORK
Weekly, Lucky Hit, and Suannanora fol-
lowing in the order named. Time, 1:57.
The second race was the annual home
local stakes for foals OF 1877, one mile.
There were three starters. Oden finished
an easy winner by three lengths; Turcan
second, Canta third. Time, 1:45.
The third race was free handicap for
all ages, one.and-a-balt miles. Five started.
Mamie Field won; Surge second, Janelta
Murray third, Colonel Sprague fourth,
Oriole last. Time, 2:3S.
The fourth and last race was two-mlle
heats for all ages. Four started. Clyde
HAMPTON finished the winner OF the heat
one length ahead OF Edwin A., second ;
Miss Dawson third; Belle was distanced.
Time, 3:43. The second heat was also won
by Clyde Hampton by four lengths. Time,
3:453.
San Francisco Races.
SAN Francisco, May 27.-The first race
a three.quarter-m dash-was won by
Lexington. Time, 1:l54. The mile-and-a'
half dash, by Title &. Time, 2:l34. Two
and-a-quarter.mile dash, by Neapoltan
beating Lear, Dunbar, and Claradin. Time,
4:02. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dash, by
James Snowden. Time, 1904.
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Manufactured Tob0ccO. -Rlaek Hoft, common
and medium, in bond. l26r be; Poh "nd noe, III
hond IGM lSr : bright work common aud De-
Gium. I'm bond. l5@l9c. good aGG Hnt. N benz, ~
M35c.-JOurn0t Of Commerce.
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FINANCIAL.
V,HE RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANf
RAILROAD COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAc rs,
DUE 1920,
COUPON OR REGISTERED.

W. oahr for sale some Of The above described
BON - ~ 1890 aud interest, the compahy re-
e.ryius the right 10 advance the price from time TO
tim' ifhout notice.
W. commend the bonds "a good and safe Sc
curiy
III bonds may also be had from any OF the other
stoca .YrlAers In the city Of Ricbmosd
DAVENPORT & Coz
nv Stockholders.
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California.
MAYOR KALLocH,s CASE.

SAN Francisco, May 27.-The Superior
Court this morning sustained the general
demurrer OF Mayor KalIoch against The I'M
parchment proceedings by the Board oil SUI
peryisors, and dismissed the cases.
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Victoria.
FIGHT MITH INDIANS.

New YORK, May GA Denver (Col.,
special reports fight between General
Hatch's forces and vict0ria's band, IN
which the Indians lost from thirty to bf'y-
five killed.
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MAY 26-Prices this week ranged as follows:
Beer Cdttlt.-Vpry best, 5.I5%c.: good. f4G5c.
medium or good fair quality. 3sd4ac.; rough oxen,
thin steers. &C., 3G34c. r. h., gross.
Hogs.-Very best, 6d &C.; common grades, &C.
5hd5Ac. z ~, net.
Sheep.-Very best nominal at 4.c. I. b., gross.
lambs. 33G6.c. q H., gross.
VedIs-i3.50dsg q head.
Mich CoUs.-$2oGs40 q head.
About 10 head of beef cattle and 75l hogs on
the market this week. Cattle market fairly active
and last weeks prices fully maintained. Hogs I'M
changed iome late arrivals left over un;old
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OFFICE OF TuE my AUDIToR,l
RICHMOND, VA, M !. 1880.
HOLDERS OF CITY OF RICH

1 HOND BONDS MATCRiNG - JULY AND
AUGUST. SS0.-At a meeiing 80 "a Commas
alOrere 0f the : hiking FGDd hs iiiia a.. - was
Rfsolred, That the Pre- dent ~ ms fUard Give
uofirr d, pnblicaiioaIr Onc or n.l r. e he city
parcfs thHt al Ou,si tnf ing bonds " ne city or
HlcLniDnd due iO July ana Au.h.L 1850, win DC
oaia on preseBistion at this IN Oh snG after I've
dat of cir re- pectye msturi' IS, sui % nj utter
ct on AL ,uch bonds win cease ou and after such
InatgrltIfs. - ., 800, . .. ,,..,,..,
referred 20 ia me FOREGOING fr-0 u'icn re hereby
I oiided aud requesteG-in acr" dance with term ,
". &. CARRlNGfDN.
r,esdent Commission sinking Fund.
my iD.tfJTl
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LOUISVILLE MANUTACIURED TOBACCO
MARKET.
VIRGINIA CHEWING TOBACCO.

VIRGINIA CHEWING TOBACCO.
Virginia bright extra and fine pounds. 76@t0c.'
Virginia ine and extra f.. 75@6Oc.; virginia hn.
6-snch and l2-inch twist, t0@G2c.: yIEinla ne'
dium G-inch and IL. inch twist, 4tu4Sc Virgins
me,Iium los and 1875, 46@4Sc.; Virginia medium
l2-mch pounds. 45M5uc.: Virginia common ~
inch pounds 400 45c.; Virginia good bright Lunch
9Jc.: Virginia common 1l-inch 5Zegs3c.; VIZ.
GINA mahogany and bright u.yy, 81 and -, "a
6s 4Sc.; Virginia black navy, IS ana 81 4DD3Ot
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO.
Virginia fine smoking. tl.20@Sl 25 Virginia
assorted, 45@60c. NOrlh Carolina aud others, Al
m60c.
LOUISVILLE CHEWING TOBACCO.
Fine bright S's, 52@57c.; fne fright So ~. an,
fbe. 46647c.: mahogany 1907. lbs, 45e946c.
mahogany double thick SIS. 466G47c.; mohOgan,
single thick Is. 46@47c.; s.. and loo. plugs ent
fancy siyles. 4s@5oc.: bright 16-oI ios 4Geg47c;
bright double thick 5's 4G@4Sc.; bright single
thicS 3's, 46@4sc.; brigh, Be. and l0c. pla8e auc
fancy sivles, 50052c. plata wrapper, H., ID, dnd
lf-c2.. Acc: plain. small wora, APE. sccCud grade
bs. ~, ana rs, 40@42c.
LOUISVILLE SMOKING TOBACCO
second grades, ms. ~. ana : >. 4O@42c nj Sed
pug. smoking, 34c.; STEM smoking, Ia pager, 2bc.
cui and dry smoking 22630c.; bright aud pianu'
aied as, a's and as, eta 30c. bright and .fanu-
lated. in bags. 29G75c. pipo smoking, IN paper, 2e
a 3Qc- Courier Journal.
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by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, May -Foen-Stocks strong
Money on call. 4 per cent. Exchange-Long, ie6
short. 1881. State bonds du Governments strong
Ersntng,-Money, 3d4 per cent. Exchange
4e6. Governments irregular; new 5's. 1929; A,
per cents, l1C7s; per cents, 1OsH states nomi'
nal
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. May 27.-VIrgnia 6's, deferred
81; consols, 56s; second series, 2z4; new lc-4Vs
3gt. Bid To- day.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET

Fine, s4@f4.5O: superGne, i56i5.25; extra.
$3.50.
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POLITICAL.
Missourl nemncrafic Conxention.

ST. LOUIS. May 27.-The Democratic Con-
vention adjourned without receiving the
report OF the Committee on Resolutions.
The delegation is claimed by both the Til
den and anti-Tilden par;isans.
Kansas Democracy.
TOPEKA, May 27.-The Democratic Con-
veBtion sends delegates 10 Cincinnati
wholly uninstructed. There was victory
for no one. There are strong friends OF
Seymour, Hendricks, and Tilden in the del
esaton.
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I'VE pELlCAN AND DIVES
MINING COMPANY

Orqanltet under the laws OF ihe STATE Of New
Y0rs. -
Gnnth district, Clear Creek comfy ,0ivrado.
CArlrAL STOCK, 100000 100000 SHARES.
PAR VALUE, sl0 EAcu.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCh.

MINIATURE ALNANAC-MAY 2s, 1880.
s "n .e.s.. ....... 1:e7 Morning % 500
Moon ri-es.......ll19l Evening .......... s:29
PJEr OF RICHMOND, MAY II, 1880.
ARRIVED.
stean~hip WyanOke. Couch, New York. mer-
char and passengers. e. W. Allen Co., agents.
steamer Ariel. Clifford, Norfolk. uniled s.sUs
mai, rerchandlse, and passengers, L. u. 1atnu,
agent.
Schooner Fleetwing, Madiocks, Petersburg, light,
Carrie s. 90.
SAILED.
steiner j. Il. SCHUYLER. Hsncox, merchandise
and raa.engers. Norfolk, Baltimore, and the river
landing.
SchF0ufr Clara NJ. Goodman, Qnillan, New YORK,
stOr-- rnd lumber, Curtis & Parser
Schct nrr r. a. sciibner. smith, Boston, coal,
Che. aue5ke and ohio railroad
Schooner SkYlark, -, BOstc n, coat, Cnesa'
reslr tnd ohio railroad.
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San Francisco Ra ces.
Labor Troubles.

STRIKE AMONG MINERS IN COLORADO.
DENVER, COL, May 27.-Twenty-seven
hundred miners struck for an advance and
stopped others. The arms Of the Leadylle
military are in the the hands OF the strikers.
THE LEADvILLE STRIKE.
DENVER, Coll, Nay 27.-A dispatch to
the Times from Leadville says: Great ex-
element prevailed here this morning, the
expected miners parade drawing every
body into the streets. A procession con.
sIsting OF about two thousand men marched
through the principal streets, headed by
band OF music, and was occasionally cheered
by the observers. After parading the miners
held a meeting In Fryer Hall and passed re-
solutions expressing their determination 10
enforce their demand OF ~ day OF eight
hours. Many Of the minesowners have ex'
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CARRIAGES. BUGGIEs. dc.

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Elk
~ EcUTEp &. the DIsPATCh vhiNTiEs
HOUSE.
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NEW YORK. May 27.-Cotton-Net receipts.
All hales; gross, Az bales; futures closed
steaH}; .slss, $4,000 bae.; MAJ. siifs@
fil5p: August, Ell .650sI1 G8; september,
sii.22: October, s10.7l; November, tl0.64@
sIO58; december, tir.5G@slO.
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lum, OF Hampton, Ga, was killed by Town
Marshal McKneely yesterday. The two
men bad Just had fight, and McKneely
procured a shotgun and killed McColum.
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apal.gNyas
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MINIATURES ALNANAC-MAY 2s, 1880
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-05
worth Reading.

We desire (" call the attention of the
Temperance people Of ihi- County to the
letter from Special State Deputy l. O.
G.. r. of Maine" To Republicans. al
which the temperance organizations arc
almo,, wholly composed the letter viii
let food OF light gu the recent move
mcui, OF Mr.. Joy. We had no, intend
ed 10 occupy any oi the spare IN the
ANERICs> with the affair of the men
who nominated themselves for the diff
iereni Office. ia this city. aud DO 80 now
only for the purpose Of giving iniorna-
ton Ia those temperance people who are
not personally acquainted with Mr.. JOY
and hi- political history. That he went
early into the Greenback movement for
the sake OF office, and failing there was
largely instrumental in giving life 10 the
prohibition party $50 called) IA thu, sec
ton of the State. i. fact well known
10 all who have beeu acquainted with
him for the pas, three years. That he
is now in sympathy with the Democracy
and Is pushing the prohibition move
mcnt for the sole purpose Of drawing
votes from the Republican party, is il
fact that is equally well known, and by
none more fully realized than by the
Temperance people of his own city.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-05
solon Repudia.es Fusion.

Scion Chase refuses To accept a nomina-
ton on fusion electoral ticket. and de
nounoes the action Of the greenback AID
democratic committee. His Enquirer .ays
a fusion electoral ticket With either OF
the old parties is an abandonment of
the great national principles that gave the
greenbaok party existence. IL is no, though,
Of in any State except Maine, and would
not BE- here if the democratic party could
stand alone"
II the greenback county conventions see
ht TO nominate men from the old parties.
that is their own local affair. and they will
soon get sick Of IT. But for the greenback
party TO put hard money electors on the
presidential ticket is to forfei, all claims for
any regard TO principle and TO lose the re
spect Of honest, candid men Of all parties.
Hancock and English-whai ,icke, for 4
greenbacker
II We don't make fusion electoral ticket
i, is said the democrats will run straight tick
cts. Why shouldn't they? If they believe
the hard money doctrine in their platform.
why don't they seek to make converts BY adj
yoea,ing their principles If they have any
distinctive principles they are certainly an
,agonis,ie to the principles of the greenback
party.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-05

The Republican canvas, IN Maine Ia.
opened mos; auspieiuusly. From all set
tlons Of the State come reports OF the most
encouraging nature. In the Fourth Dis
,rict the Republicans have already made
great gains. and the weakest points in their
lines two yeais ago. Aroo.took county. i
nov most heavily reinforced. The Repub-
lcan, Of the Fifth District are confident Of
success, and will elect Mr.. MIlliken by de-
cided vote. The other Districts are not
even in doubt. Maine will be- represented
in the Forty seventh Congress by FIVE Re
publican Congressman. The attempt al Flu
sion is failure The leader, Of the two
wings continue to meet and make alliances.
and the followers persistently refused 10 be
led into them. The people Of Maine realize
that Fusion means approval Of the attempted
count-out last winter; they associate it with
Fraud and they viii never give i, their
countenance. They understand that the
election in Maine this year is their verdict
upon the guilt or innocence Of the Tabula-
tors, and they will take care to make their
condemnation of the Garcelon swindle most
emphatic. CT Portland Press.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-05

Mr. A. A. Yeakel, who was priv ate
soldier of Hancock's corps. and now lives in
Greenyille, Pa, was lately appealed to TO
help organize a Hancock veteran soldiers
club. but responded that he had already
done all he could in furthcring the organiza-
ton Of Garfield and Arthur club and that
all the old soldiers of the place. with one or
two exceptions, belong TO it. He added
II can gather no material vote Of soldiers in
this place out of which To organize Han
cock club" They train in the other crowd
There are several here who are loud
mou,hed Hancock men mot soldiers.) some
of whom during the war called Hancock's
corps Lincoln hirelings, and who. when
the draft was about TO be made. skipped for
Canada. And there are others who said Of
me when in the Andersonville prison pen
that ought TO starve to death Can so
far forget myself as to vote for the party
which tried for four long years to dissolve
our glorious Union? No, Hancock is
good as a General, bu, he trains with a
very bad crowd
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The County Convention.

Reports from all part of the county
Indicate that large numbers will bc pres
eni AT the Republican County Conyeu-
tiou which will meet IN this city next
Tuesday. Tie deep inieres, Republi-
cans feel in the political situation TIL.
year. coupled with the well known elo-
quence of Hon. VIM. Z. FRYE. who viii
open the campaign in thi- county. on
the afternoon following the Convention.
l. calculated 10 call out a very large at
tendance. From all sections of the
State. come the cheering news that Re
publicans are aroused to the Importance
of the work 10 be done during the cam
paign aud Hancock County /, not going
10 be left behind in the good work. A
Garfield and Arthur club has been start
ed here In Ellsworth and other club.
should be formed throughout the County
II would be well if this could be done
previous 10 the Convention 80 a. 10 come
here in a body Oh that day.
Ii is expected that Il magnificent new
Garfield and Arthur flag will be- received
In season to be flung to the breeze at
some hour during the day. such flag
has been ordered for the club Let
there be such grand rally at the con-
vention a. will strike death blow AT
Fusion i'll Hancock County. Short time
remains for the great work that must be
done during the campaign. The time
must be entirely occupied. not by speak
ers from outside alone, of which We shall
have our share, but by iadiridaal ,fort
Others may give us arguments with
which 10 convince opponents who will
listen, but the grea, portion of the work
must be done by ourselves. Every
school district should be organized int O
debating club. by which the weak ma v
be strengthened. and opponents over
come.
Ii is not sufficient that one feels him
self well grounded in Republican priuci-
pies and therefore does not need to at
tend public meetings. II i at such meet
ings that fresh arguments and new ideas
are brought forward which give 10 each
individual additional power in the fight
for correct principles of government.
Let US have such a Republican Rally az
has not been seen here for years.
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An Interesting Question.

The interesting question seems 10 be: lis
Plaisted honest now, or was he honest two
years ago, or is honesty impossible to him p
He is nov Greenback Democrat. and Dem
ocratic- Greenback candidate. but his CONVEX
sion must have been ''suddint,r for two wears
ago, in an interview with the CommeyeiaFs
own reporter as published in that paper May
"a. 1878, he repudiated and denounced
Greenbackism in the following emphatic Ian
guage:
Reporter-"ARE VOC IN SYMPATHY WITH
THE GREENBAcK MOVEMENT? ?"
General Paisfei-''1 am not. The
Doctrine b . dangerous 0ne."
~ sh0016 consider the anwisi.
laat0a 0f National Banks enc Of
the greatest 0oaneia1 evils that
cool6 come upo0 0ur C0uae1y."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-05

A well-informed Republican from the
Fourth Maine District. now represented by
Mr.. Ladd, Groenback Democrat. said YES
terday: I'VE are not offering dollar 20 he
insured Republican Congressman in the
Fourth District, Piscataquis will Offset
Madawaska and rigid canvass Of Penob-
scot already secured in every town shows
that the Republicans would carry that
county to-day hy 300 majority. The can
vass of these towns show moreover that
there are 700 doubtful voters, the mass Of
whom voted the t,reenback ticket last year.
These men. whose names We have. We are
using every honorable means to convince
tina: they should vote the Republican ticket. "
Perhaps the funnies, Of the many blum
dcrs made hy the Democratic managers was
the appointing of Gen. ). J. Anderson Of
Portland. Ne. as one Of the committee of
sar veterans Ia supsrin,end the organika-
ton of Hancock soldier clubs in Maine.
The managers were taken by the title which
Gen. Anderson received in the militia. 80
far a. Gen. Anderson was connected with
the war be fit INTO it" with jeff Davis
that j., J. ID. had his s,mpathics.-L Port
land Press.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-05

A letter received at Washington from
South Carolina says the Democratic leaders
have resolved to stamp out every attempt to
organize an independent party inside of the
Democratic ranks, for fear that in some
counties the Republicans may unite with
them and defeat the regular Bourbon candi-
dates. In Marlboro county an independent
movement has been inaugurated, and candi-
dates placed in nomination who will go to
their meetings well armed and ready to re-
sist any attempt at interference. The regu-
lar or '.ring" Democrats have held a meet
ing and resolved that they will not allow the
Independents to use what they call incendi-
AIRY language, and that If they attempt to do
so bloodshed will follow.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-05
Notice Of Foreclosure.

T hrr'hF give pubi!- notice thu have a claim by
L mHrtst<y upan i r"r.ain parcel II land iu
AulHrT-t, tiAH'ssk uuUtt ,it-frt.ti a. follow 90
AIT Ecriuuius 81 uApc tres GA the west branch
"t Mon HNcr. u"u'- running north az east
i"fltt r'ft- % A ~lAkr. tbs nr- vest 81 : uoFth
E'''t- O. -tAar, thence .uuth "a west fourteen
T~'l- O. -iakr thrn~c east south four r,pl- to
IN" place 20 beginning contains hfiy typ rsl- more
"T les. ~aii mortgage Wa given 20 ule by Thorn.
\, Bayicr and l. dated MAY p \ ID l,-y
anil recorded Ia the HAnrock u si-try Of decd,
NUl lel. folio IN The condition ia aid M, RI -g..,
hA- i-rn broken b. reason Whereof claim A
foreclosure % the -lii mortgage. nu.i ,ivr uti.
n"tic" for that purpose Of such for,closur,.
WILLIAM H. ~ii.~BN.
Hale 4 Emery Attorney. 8w@z
JUN =, ls>J.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-05

No man can do good job of work,
preach a good sermon, try Law suit we'll,
doctor patient, or write a good article
when he feels miserable and dull, with slug
gish brain and unsteady nerves, and none
should make the attempt in such condition
when it can be SO easily and cheapiy re-
moved BY q little Hop Bitters. See other
eolunn.-[AlbaaS IIaes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-05

We believe that no better speech has
been delivered, so far during the campaign.
thsa the one delivered BY the Hon. Carl
sehurz. and which is given on the outside Of
the AMERICAN this week. 1t reviews the
political situation of the country, and the
merits Of the opposing parties and candi-
dates in . calm. dispassienate manner. II is
. speech that should be read BY every voter
in the country.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-05

John b. Redman, Esq, accompanied by
the Emerald Band, went to Sullivan Mon
day afternoon 10 attend a Democratic flag
raising at that place. Mr.. Redman will
travel with the Band during the campaign.
Wherever they have been the wind ins,ru-
men, performance is highly spoken Of.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-05

i, is probable that the leaders expect to
gobble up the 10000 which Murch says
will be sent here, and the raak and file will
have to content themselves with looking a;
the good clothes the leaders will be able to
wear
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-05

-Murch told Democrat, Tuesday eve
Cas,ine, that he cas for Hancock. Of course,
and that Wearer didn't stand ghost Of a
chance for the Presidency. When asked
why he did not say so al the Convention. he
replied, 1T rouid not do, as / should lose
too many Groenbaek rotes"