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Ellsworth American., 1881-04-07

The Gr.saiaat Ncirs of Springfield, Mo,
plbAsh,, a speech made by Une.e Suion IN
,ha; city, March 18th. from which the fol-
ioW ins = iAket..
'Pcrhap, YOU have heard something of
fusion IN the State Of Maine. put N,
vote " here It va, counted. according 10 uy
convictions perhap, there are grvcubAcAer,
here who believe a. DO. Yet put lhe.r votes
where they were counted for Gen. Hancock
or Garfield. Now man who claim, 10 be
a gTveubacker and voted for either q demo
cr4l or republican candidate j. rot man 10
70 be- proud Of
The difference between the democra; and
republican grseubacker>. in the State Of
Maine. vas this, While the straight green
hackers believed both the old parties TO he
enemies. the fus.onists claimed iha, replh.I-
cans alone we're enemIes-consequenill We
put a straight ticket IN the field and received
5000 votes. This Year We put up a straight
greenback ticket in nearly all the cities and
next wear there will be more Of it. In 1882.
We viii eleci our greenback Governor on a
straight greenback ticket and then will be
heard greenback gun that viii echo around
the world, and every greenbacker will know
where he stands.
One Of the results Of fusion was that
greenbackers who came out Of the republi-
can party went back, they could not stomach
afilIation with the democratic party and be
counted as democrats. The republican green
hackers are now willing 10 Kill the demo-
cratic party, but they do not want 10 give it
fresh lease Of life. They say, If you give
Us standing room We are with you' Now
there is standing room for only two parties,
and there is graveyard room for the demo-
cratic party. Maine has been a republican
state for twenty-five or thirty Years. and now
she has elected the first greenbaek governor
( in the nation. Il was done by fighting the
straight fight"
Ellsworth American., 1881-04-07

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Ellsworth American., 1881-04-07
Easuisrook

-Easthrook Is situated Is miles North
east Of Ellsworth. The frs; settlement was
made in 1900 The name was derived from
the brooks that flow from the east into Union
RIVER. 1t Is small town. consist ting Of
cli, four school districts. The first inhahit-
ant, struggled Tor wears against adverse CIR
cum~lanccs. All who pass through tn
town. are struck with the beautiful natural
scenery. Mills Ri,lgc j. a point from which
the painter might greatly enrich his store
To the West. hes Webb's Pond which fo.
beauty might he clasSed with some of Ia,
famous lochs OF Scotland TO the North.
far in the distance hcs the Highlands from
which some OF the streams that contribute
to the waters Of Union River have thrir
r'>e, To the East. are Ahrahams. Nolassc>
and Scammon'> pond, all in view. aud with
Webb, pond, occupy ncarI, one finn II thc
town. On the South. the >crrat,l au The
of Nj. Desert, ], iu full view. extending in a
long line from East to West. Sugar Hill.
Is another point equal, a, pleasing Al
who ,is.c TIN, place. declare that the view !,
absolutely charming Among the iuau,tric,
Of the town is the mill owned hy r. W
Over \ CO. Neari, an kinds Of lumber are
manufactured here, and employment, is gwen
'o q iarg, number of men most ~ iAc YEAR.
Farming and numbering are thc principal
kinds Of business followed aud the people
know how to manage then, both. Pubhc
building, are IN good order AMI ~ these
d.-'r.c, No. l. ha, one Of the bc,, school
house, ga tby ouui.iA. /. AlpI>
Ellsworth American., 1881-04-07

The Wisconsin Legislature has passed
law against treating which is likely to
prove very unpleasant to those who are
accustomed to rely on friends for their bit
ters: 1t says that any person who shall pur-
chase, pay for or by any device whatsoever
procure any such liquors or drinks, for OF
in behalf of any person other than himself,
to be drank as a beverage by such other
person. upon the premises or in any public
place, shall be deemed guilty of a misde-
meanor, and, upon conviction thereof, shall
be fined not less than - nor more than sl0
for each offence. The law took effect upon
its passage. The enemies Of the law had
hoped that Gov. Smith would veto ii. but
he did not, and an interview with him re.
yealed the fact that lie understood that the
veto power should be exercised only TO pre-
vent the operation of laws which are uncon
stitutional or hurried through tie Legislator,
without due consideration, neither of which
seemed to him to be fact as regards thii
law. II is generally thought among the op
poneuts OF the law that it will prove deaC
letter.
Ellsworth American., 1881-04-07
The Sullivan 4 Waukeag.

The recent shipments Of bullion from the
mill of the Sullivan X Waukeag Mining
Company has, necessarily, drawn consider
able attention towards that mine. Under
the efficient management OF Superintendent
Thomas Cahill. this mine has produced the
proof OF ore deposits which were needed to
convince the inexperienced of the truth of
the numerous and positive assertions made
by experienced mining men and geoloy.,ts
who have visited the sullivan district. OF
the prooe>, by which the ore /, extracted
and the work that has bcen accomplished IN
the mine the Name Mining Jo'u7.ai >a,,
The mil! building j. OF large size and a
visitor j. impressed win the great amount
OF machinery in active operation We WI!l
trsi visit the upper portion oi the mill
here the ore - hauicd over a irau-was on
a wagon drawn bN one horse aad dumped
on the floor. The ore j. put In;u a Blake
CrusheT and after beng bruAta up INTO
small piece, pa>>c, into tur GT,In- furnace.
After U come, olt oi tAe revolving aim
aE4.dl drsng furnace lt - mixed WNA
chloride ui sodium aua passes Though the
battery ui ten stamps " mere u comes ouI a>
pulp, tAcU through dn tl,N ator tU a hupps..
and is tucu uuu,r,,d agtumatle..l, INTO the
enlondlnu- furnace aud cuWe> out Shlorld-
.zcd up TO 90 90 - par cent OF pulp a>~aN.
Il l. then taken on d car and dumped ON the
cooling tloar. he dust which l. driven
from the chioudlHng furnace By the strong
draft j. received ia dust chambers four IN
number. and is placed IN the elevator and
conveyed TO the hopper when 1t again passes
through the chloud.ling furnace and thus
there l. no loss Af;eT the ohlorld,zed ore
has been allowed TO COO! on the cooling floor
II is mo.s;encd - prevent du,; and then
taken in cars and put IN the matchmaking
pans ready FOR amaigation. These pans are
four IN number and they ART charged with
about sixteen hundred pounds each Of the
prepared ore and the ore Is ground for about
three hours. The quicksilver and other
chemical, necessary for amalgama'ion are
then added and the contents are tiaall, dis
charged into the settlers. which are leo 10
number. and then allowed 10 settle gradual
ly by drawing of the water through differ
ent plGc holes. The ama.sam r.,,> lu d
sSphon aud ran, through PIPE luio .n,A
and the cNecs, Of quicksilver - thu, strained
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Ellsworth American., 1881-04-07

The Executive Council adjourned on
Friday to assemble again April 10Th. At
the next session the tax on telegraph and
express companies doing business in the
State, will be assessed. The council rejected
the nomination Of George X. Perrigo for
Judge Of the Municipal Court in the city Of
Rockland and also the nomination of Alex
ander Hammond for agent Of the Penobseot
tribe of Indians Gov. Paisted notified
Hon. J. W. Spaulding, of Richmond, re-
porter of decisions. Col. j. W. Porter of
Burlington, and Col. Henry S. Osgood of
Augusta, inspectors of prisons and jails, by
letter, that they were removed. Spaulding
has replied in letter to the Governor, de-
nying irs right to remove him without the
concurrent action of the council, and stating
that he should continue TO do the duties Of
his Office 1t is reported that the council
have made up case on the removal of Mr.
Spaulding, which they intend to submit to
the court.
Ellsworth American., 1881-04-07

HIGHlY SATIsFACToRY.-A GreeubackeT
in the goodiy town Of Blaehili who VA,
formerly Republican, applied To Governor
Plais,ed for the position Of special constable
10 enforce the liquor law in hl. vicinity. A.
the man was not personally known to the
Governor, the latter handed the letter to the
genial Councillor from Bluehili. who soon
returned il with the following written on the
back John 4. NJ is a good fellow
and would make good constable. was a
little vexed TO be obliged to lose 50 good a
man from our party, but his appointment as
State Constable would be sufficient punish
ment. and would fully satisfy and wipe out
all the grudge hold against him kenne-
bee JotnnaL.
Ellsworth American., 1881-04-07

The government has purchased a steam
er (the Mary and Helen) to be used in the
Arctic searching expedition after the Jean
nette. Lieut.. Robert NJ. Berry has been
detached from duty at the Washington Navy
Yard and ordered to the command Of the
vessel Master Howard Swaring from the
training ship Saratoga, is ordered to report
as executive officer and assistant surgeons
NJ. ID. Jones, now on duty al the Naval
Academy, and J. d. Costello, on duty at
Boston. have been detached as medical Off
GERS of the expedition. The vessel is being
thoroughly overhauled and put in order for
the search and will probably leave for the
Arctic regions as early as practicable.
Ellsworth American., 1881-04-07

Here is the way the Christian Register
talks to some of its correspondents Made
q mistake in your article, did they? The
wonder was they could read it at ALL Per-
haps, if you try, you can make it absolutely
iIIegible, next time. Get a stub pen. write
in a very fine hand, use pale ink and thin
paper, write on both sides of the page, up,
down and across, fill it with carets, sprinkle
il all over with obscure proper names, write
tie two first letters in each name, and wrig-
gle out the rest. We know everything.
here. Our proof-rsader has the whole en-
cyclopedia by heart, from Burgundy pitch
70 Settler water. You couldn't mention
ANYBODY we have not heard Of We read in
all languages. We have read in every book
that you quote. 1t isn'tworth while to mark
where your quotation ends. We can always
fell you from somebody else. Do all this if
YOU want to, but rensember that every Thurs
day our drum cylinder press rolls around
like day of Judgment, and that with every
sheet that falls from the fy the prosecuted
sempesitor may have his revenge"
Ellsworth American., 1881-04-07

-Whateyer We may think Of Malone
says the Boston Herald, we rejoice at his
reyol, against the Bourbonism Of the South.
For years we have expected the solution OF
the Southern question 10 be brought abou,
by the division Of the ruling race. Malone
represents that manifestation in Virginia
and We hope he viii flourish When Theo-
dore Parker was asked, in 1858. what he
thought Of Douglas, ~ho had then jus, re-
volted from Buchanan, be replied Doug
las is bad dog ne has been worrying our
sheep; but, now he turns round and bite,
the wolf, | say. 'Ster-boy. douglas" Sc
We feel about Malone. but free from per
honAl eensure. We look upon Malone as
phase Of the natural working Of natural
laws, out of which viii CONS peace and
harmony.
Ellsworth American., 1881-04-07
Copartnership Notice.
Notlce.

n o THE >TOC kHDLDER> uf the Ea.t ~urTy
L Mining Company Pursuant L. a request IN
writing this dAy made to u, the tiIcctpT- ot said
COMPANY. by the owners ~ not less than one lfth
of the capital stock ~ said company, special
me ding 0f said corporation Is hereby callei t. be
hr Il At Z. {. BJ RHIlL's ori-c IN IsWurth the
Is1h day of April \ -. l%>l at O'Clock T. NJ. To
ArI up the following natter u Wit:
Ito -ec II the corporation Will vote D. sell all
II, property re u aui personal or any part thrrs.t
40 see what terms and conditions II any the
corporation viii afiiN 10 such ale
TO see what disposition shall BE- ma le OF the
proceeds Of such sales.
TO SC what disposition shall BE- mAde ~ any
of the property of saII corporation
SO see II the corporation will vote u wind up
its aaIirs and dissolve
LEW l. FRIEND, Directors
OWEN BlRN, of
IIA-. a. YARSHAME, I East Surry
Wm. d. CAMPBELL, ! Mining CO.
Dated April J, 1851. 2Wli.
Ellsworth American., 1881-04-07
. .

The Augusta Journals correspondent
in Rookland, writes Il, j. reported that;
Eben F. Piilsbu1 who vas here one da,
during oourt-v3!l locate in Rocklaud. Win
J. o. Robinson As partner. his objective
point being Congress" Mr. Pillsbury ha,
been diiigent, but no; succc>sful follower
after office.
Ellsworth American., 1881-04-07

The Hon. Wm. A Smith. Of Ralcigh
y. C., has been talking to a representative
Of the National Republican, 10 whom be
said We've 90; Republican, enough 70
carry the old North State without .nk.n.
or blinking g-p.ain. honest. Stalvart Repub-
llcans Garfield. Blame. Grant, and Couk-
ling men, who, II properly encouraged and
given clear field and fair fight. vii make
North Carolina as reliable Republican
State a. any Of those vho ca, then elec-
toral vote for Garfield and Arthur"
Ellsworth American., 1881-04-07
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State News.

Noah VI. Mathews. one Of Belfast,
most respected citizens died Thursday
Thursday night Of week before last d
sixteen year old daughter of Adam Nichols
of Morrill,, fell into an open well and va.
| drowned.
The Msiae Standard proposes ID
! change its name 10 "Tbe Age' or -'I'le NsE
A9e. if majority Of the subscribers ap-
! prove Of the change.
The cost, French Catholic oh4.ca. at
/ BlddcfuId. left unfni.h hcl for some Years
| past. Is to be completed thi, season The
contlac; ha> been made.
The explosion OF a carboy in the cellar
of +. ". km>man \ Cos drug store at
Augusta, ts,ur,ilv. set FIRE to the store aud
caused - 800 damage.
A >hlugle joiuter in Ruunelr, mil.
Carbon. exploded Fnda, afternoon. killing
Guiiiorl Harris, literally cutting him IN
two
Mr.. Gcorge \. Haskell Of Skow hogan.
a travelling salesman tor Iortl. Haskell \
Go. OF Portland. died an >olou last week
after brief ii.uc>,-hicedng at the lungs.
-Irc,coi, Hall and the school house
under It. in Passport, we're DESTROYED hy fire.
FRIDAY night. Loss. $4,000; insured for
- oOa
News came to his fami, in Nach.a>
THURSDAY. ef the death Of Frank ). Coffin
In Nevada. He VAS formerly well known
a. school teacher iu Machia,. and an IN
'urancc ascu, at Bangor
The dwelling and carriage house of
Artfrr4 81 ..H
Ellsworth American., 1881-04-07

-Messrs. Hill, Lamar, Butler, Hampton
and Jones agree in denying that there was
ever known in the South such thing as a
bulldozer, a tissue ballot, stuffed ballot
box, rihe-club, Mississippi plan. politi-
cal murder, or Ku-Klux Klan. Why STOP
there? Why not go on and deny that there
ever was a Rebellion? Ben Hill should de-
ny boldly and at once that the South eyer
seeded, and denounee Carlyle as wicked
graceless and goddess slanderer' for saying
that there was once in this country ''beau-
tiful niger agony" While you are about
it, gentle Brigadiers, make clean job Of
this denying business--fN. \. Tribune.
Ellsworth American., 1881-04-07
Notice Of Foreclosure

Whereas Robert Gerry OF Eu-v.orth Ua,,,.rl
C"uhty' Maine on the second tay Of December 4
D. 1913 conveyed t. the undersivued b. hi.
Book q Page 40 a certain lot on MARI - -
situate" 10 township Number eight fsf in -tfd
tuuLtS OF HaHc OK, bounded and .la.fribed a.
ini1"s 20 WIT beginning At the Northeast corn or
81 thr Bennett lot, adjoining Alexander Marttnf.
iAl inning south seventy rO,i- on sail Iann,tf's
Fast me thence East one Aile u the land ~
Dean and Bartlett ON ~al-burt'- l,y.f tt 80 VI
thelr hne t"n hundred and fifteen rods NOR. an,
les les 70 lana Of Horace Davis; thence Wes; on
.'aN,, llhS seventy rods more or less 70 land OF
A Martu, thence south on said N,rti,s ~
uhe huhuTei ami furty rods more or less 10 NJ
uA Nputh ast corr er thence West on Nsrf3Ts.
>'"th hhe two hundred AnG L " rod, >, plsf.. a
otz'hnlhG, containing two hundred acrc. ,r r,rf.
am ah'i whereas the condition of said mortgage il
or|Aeh' hereby claim a foreclosure Of tie sst1a
aud give III h notice for that purpose - ~0
GIDEON l.. JOY
Hancock, March Is. lssI '',i5 ia,I,
Ellsworth American., 1881-04-07

A Coon lsvEsrxrSr.-one of our promi-
nent business men said to US the other day !:
'1n the spring my wife got all run down
and could not eat any thing; passing your
store I saw 4 pile of Hoods Sarsaparilla in
the window, and got bottle. After she
had taken it week she had rousing ap-
petite, and did her everything. She took
three bottles, and it was the best three dol
laDI sssf invested G .LHood = Co, Lowell, 4Ass.
Ellsworth American., 1881-04-07

Hon. J. b. Redman. Of Ellsworth. made
US short call on TUESDAY He informs Us
that the result Of the spring elections in h,
section is not very encouraging to the Re
pablioans.-l Bangor Freeloidcr.
He might also have added that i, wa> not
very encouraging TO the Greenhackers
Ellsworth American., 1881-04-07

Governor Plaisied has decided to call
the special election IN the Second Congrc.-
sional district, to ill the vacancy caused %,
the promotion Of Hon William T. Frye 10
the Senate, for the second Monday or Tues
day Of September. In case there should be
an extra session Of Congress. the election
will be called earlier. 50 tina; the district
will not be left unrcprcscnied
Ellsworth American., 1881-04-07

The Emperor William grew pale and
nearly tainted on RECEIVING the dispatch from
Alexander I'll. announcing the assassination
Of his Father. He was led TO an arn,-clajr.
when be asked to have the vhole dispatch
read TO him. Then h. burst into tears and
cried ike a child. After his emotion had
subsided he sent for Bismarck
Ellsworth American., 1881-04-07
Notice of FOrecIOSure

tuhhc notice Is hereby given that Levi. "a
~, n"bt'', On thr mn tiay Of November A ID 1.sa
go Inortgagtd TO me certain parcel OF land sltpt,
~ y, Httln"rt Isle tn0w Verona in the emit -
t'e old homestead lot ,the late Joshua Abhott' 81 81
a 7lAAe pear the middle Of pair Of bars o"nne, ~
,H lux sah' iAhh with that Of Henry wvman. 49,,
tNer thence south s6t3 deg East IS rods II III
S|iente | Soulh 80 deg West 4rods is links: tbancs
NoFth sots deg West Is rods; thence Norrh - 3
west q rods; thence North 3k deg Fas1 % "a ~
10 the plan Of Daniel Buck ' a''ofding
~ ~ cohultion OF said mortgage being hrokep +
for that purpose. e''' NILS notice
PETER ABBfsTT
Bucksport March Is ISL " " ""DaAS.
Ellsworth American., 1881-04-07

Governor Plaisted having notified sev.
eral officials, whom he has removed, tina,
they are no longer occupants Of the posi-
tons, the executive council has submitted
TO the Supreme Court the question respcci-
ing the power Of the Executive 10 remove
without the concurrence Of that body.
Ellsworth American., 1881-04-07
Ibr GllsWortb Amrrltan

Published every Thursday Morning at Coomes
Block. Ellsworth. Me, by THt HANIo h
COUNTY PUBLISHING COMP ny.
For terms. a.. See fir-t page
ss~S NJ PETTENGiLL 4 co. 10 state STREET
fgostou y Park Row, New York. and snl hesnut
Street philadelphia are our Agent for pr"cur-
ing Advertisements for the ANERiC An IN the above
cities and authorised to contract for advertising AT
our lowest rates.
Ellsworth American., 1881-04-07

Mr. ". f Pike Of Saco. writes the
New York sun The Democratic part, of
Maine is lost, stra,cd or stolen. just now
!, would be hard 10 fud il How dark
looks the future We are Ike q ,hip al sea
without a rudder" Mr PIX, might have
added that all this misfortune = due 10 the
attempt to convert itself into a ca,amaran.
which failing TO run We! is good for moth
ing else
Ellsworth American., 1881-04-07

The Memphis -ippeal, Dem. saws II
the Democratic leaders arr Hise. they will
no, attempt to NEEDLE or tinker with the
national banks OF the currency Of the ma
ton The country i enjoying a season Of
prosperity tha, should not tc disturbed by
alarms such as follow upon every atiemp; 10
cobble with what does not need mendin.
and with which the people are ever,
satisfied"
Ellsworth American., 1881-04-07

The date on the address label each sub-crl
ber'- paper shows the time tn Which the subs rip
ton y paid and alI -unscriber~ IN arrears arc
requested to paw NJ soon possible.
In all communications relating to -ub-cTipttou~
our correspondents are requested 10 state il'
Post once to which the paper is or l. TO be sent
AMI to he careful to write ali 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., 1881-04-07

The richest woman in America, and in
deed, excepting royalty and Baroness Bur
deti- Coutts, the richest in the world. is Mrs.
T.. H. Green, the wife Of the vice president
Of the Louisville and Nashville road. She
was a Miss Robinson. and her father was
whaling master at New Bedford. lie owned
feet Of ships known a. the "blue line" Of
whalers. and from his profession was known
as "Blubhcr Robinson" lie died when his
daughter vas mere girl and left her for
tune Of about eight millions. She lived
slcndcrly and prudeutly, and gave the man
agemcnt Of her affairs % Mr. John J Cisco.
AS her tastes were simple aud her want, lew .
she Nas able to transfer her cnoFmoI, income
aimo>, every wear 20 the body Of the fortune
.t>rit. aud i hls accumulated to more than
-. ,uDu.ul1
Ellsworth American., 1881-04-07
Annual Meeting.

r he stockholders of tn Hagan Mining Compan!
! are hereby notified u meet AZ Room No,
o0omb,' Bluck on Tuesday Apr. lZth al O'Clock 4
II. 10 elect officers for the ensuing and trans
act any other business which IA come bcfCr'
them.
Per Or,ier. JOS. EMERSON, sec'y.
Ellsworth American., 1881-04-07

Profit. $1,000.

The cArcvoru anl o,"rr.urk Ell find com
forl and strength 4 Ma, B,,tcr-.
Ellsworth American., 1881-04-07
Notice of Foreclosure

w nsreas Julia 4 Sinclair. of surry. COMMIT, .,
Hahc3ch, Maine on the thirty nrst ~ AZ ~ ~
'idt'n' A y 1870 conveyed to me the underssy y,
oy hef mortgage deed, recorded in HancccIi f neu
narSe 90 qeed5 nol l59 Page $780, ce tain lot *
described as follows Beginning On tb r ulis ana
s ,s iIon Ellsworth 20 Buehill near the nnnb o. o.
tne river So called and being the Harasa,oi a oi
hlshway' on the South by land of Simeon pg 5 me
Sor, net IT. Gy and Of Lydia Morgan and or tSs Ss
isIl "a 10y oy @ ia OF Wm Mccartney, oontaInjnsS
iS's acres more or less. nj where's. -. 80 ing
cIn.6r lJn Ol "a osd mortgage Is broken, claim for
GEO. ALLEN
surry, Mar. 25, 1881 " AIhR
Ellsworth American., 1881-04-07

The theory upon which the Democratic
Senators proceed is the righ, Of he minorl-
~ to rule. They have become accustomed
TO ii by their practice in the South
Ellsworth American., 1881-04-07
Lost +!

IN wo note. II $500 each, given March l2th. ls,sl
1 BY CATHALENA II. WirHAM to Mr.. JULIA
r CARD. The-. the only notes ever given
By Ihe 50 Il CArHALENA II. WITHAM
MIR. JULIA 7. CARD.
-urry, Mar. 25th, ISL. 3wl3'
Ellsworth American., 1881-04-07
THURSDAY. APz- I. 1851.

odd Abe the famous Wisconsin war
eagle, is dead