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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17
Home and Foreign News.

The great fairs in Boston came to a
| close Saturday.
| Patti made her bow to a New York ati.
diencc Wednesday night, after AN absence
of over twenty years.
y memorial hall, built by the children
OF Cakes Ames in memory Of their father,
has been dedicated at North Easton.
In Washington the trees are putting
forth leaves and many plants are in blossom.
The weather is exceptionally mild.
The Wick -hurg HcraH tIud. Dem
hopes that Mr. Blaine will make tour
( through the South this winter. confident
that that section vail be the gamer h, a
I closer knowledge Of such influential aud hb
eral statesmen Mr.. Blaine
-lhuriow Weed east his sixticth elce-
| ton vote, Tuesday. Mr.. Weed saws that
he has missed only one vote since he be-
/ came entitled to vote. and that was ncca-
stoned BY his absence in Europe on govern.
mcut business. He SAYS De has cast more
votes than any other living man in New
/ York CITY.
Queen Victoria completed on October
I p, reign OF fort, four wears and l2S DAYS.
I which Is just the length Of time that Queen
Y Elizabeth at on the throne Victoria has
nov rcigncd longer than any other English
sovereign except George Ill. Henry ILL.,.
and Edward Ill
7 ~ terrible fire occurred at Woodstock
\ y. B.. frida, night. Over forty houses anl
stores were burned. The FIRE was uudnuht
/ ediy the work Of inocndiaric> Several &C
I cgdcnts occurred. but no lives were lost.
( This Is the third time Woodstock has been
laid in ashes
General Patrick vas sworn IN FRIDAY
as administrator Of the Dominion govern
ment during the absence Of the Marquis Of
lornc
The Hon +. b. Washburn is living
quicil, IN his Chicago home but i. far frum
Idle. Tie has lately been occupied IN the
preparation Of a hisior, of the life an. times
Of the Hon. EdNa ard Cnlc,. the second Gov
trnor Of Illinois. The book has much to
say concerning the an,i-,la,cry struggle ia
that State
The Hhy,ian chamber, have voted To
rcwar'! President solomon for his slti,fac-
tory administration b, giving him $50 900
IA cash. ri'y or cnun'r, estate according
p his choice, and a medal 81 honor
An Ill bred traveller o,crfaking an aged
minister hose horse vas much fa'igurtl,
sand. snccrlugy ~ nice horse ,ours.
doctor very valuable hca,; thal-but Uhat
makes him Wag BIZ tail -. Doctor ..Wh,.
a. Won asked me | viii tell ,ou." said
the clergyman. 1t, for the same rra,on
that YOUR tongue Wags ,o-a sort Of natur-
al weakness"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17
The Jeanette.

The port OF Capt. hooper. commander
Of the steamer Corwia. which has recently
returned 20 san Francisco from cruise IN
the Arctic seas in search uf the Jeaaae.te, j.
summed up by the IrjJi0tc as follows:
The valiant effort, which Captain Hoop
er has MADE in command of the Corwn To
find trace Of the Jrannette, render the opin-
sons expressed IN his report on this Years
cruise Of special interest Captain Hooper
concludes ~ that the Jeanette never
reached Wrangell Land or Herald Island :;
~ that 10 Aec.den; befell her in the vic.n-
ity Of either place and - that she did not
touch the Asiauc or American coa,, above
Behring Strait tie iufers from these prem
iSes that she entered the pack northeast OF
Herald Island. and va carried BY g in a
nostheasterlv direction, 80 that she must
not be expected 10 return by way Of Ben
ring Strait. but should be looked for on the
Atlantic side Of the continent. This would
correspond with the intention Of Captain
DE Long. " no Is resolved IN case he were
forced eastward to push through into the
Atlantic by way Of the east coss; Of Green
land. Captain Hooper deems strongly
probable that the crew Of the Jeanette were
compelled TO abandon her and land al some
place whence they could not readily C0mmu-
sicats with the outer world. He urges that
a vessel be sent 10 Melville Island early
next year, with three sledge parties, and
dwells uPoE the necessity Of prompt action,
as the JeSnnettes crew would now be en-
tering on the third year Of hardship in the
Arctic regions. Ia tbs Interests Of human
ity as well as science, Captain Hooper,
recommendation should meet WITH earnest
consideration
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17

! struggle to be heard aud the District Attor-
ney asked the Court to direct Guiteau to
/ take his seat and keep it. The Court then
! gave that order and Guitean said will do
| what the Court SAYS, but not what that gen
| ileman District Attorney saws
! The Court will give Robinson what
( ever time | can give him to digest his case
/ and To endeayor To make arrangement for
assistance. think be will have time to do so
1 before the case for the prosecution is closed.
I Robinson--l must make an explanation
I Of what has occurred to-day. 1t was sim
I ply out OF nv power to avoid it. | have
/ been industriously occupied in trying to get
/ other counsel into the case. If had met
! Sco,ilc | would have spoken to him about
7 It. hat could not anticipate he would have
objected to IT. Gulicau again breaking In
/ We have the right. Mr.. Robinson. to select
/ our own help and do not want YOU That is
( settled
Sco'ille-l am not going into the case un-
/ tl We have the name OF the counsel whom
/ II j. nov proposed 10 bring in. | will not
I put question to juror before knowing
that.
/ The Court-No counsel can come into
the case without YOUR consent.
Scovlllc- trc>igncdlV Very well.
District Attorney Then | understand 1t
+ to BE- the decision of Your Honor that the
! TRIAL shall nov proceed
( The Cpurt-Nc, let the trial proceed.
and Hhcn the te>iimon, FOR the prosecution
Is an | shall endcavor To give the counsel
for the defence time to prepare their proofs.
4 District Attorney There is no objection
10 that
Owing to the opposition Of SeoN,llc and
the prisoner to the application Of Robinson
for al extension of time the Court stated
that At present the ease should proceed a.
Tar at least a. the swearing Of a jury was
concerned and that then he would consider
the question Of an extension.
About II the work of obtaining jury
was begun.
At one, five PERSONS had been obtained
and sworn. their name, and occupations BIZ
ny a. follows: John /. Harlin. restaurant
keeper Frcd ". Bradcnbcrg cigar maker.
Chas. 6. Stewart, -four and feed dealer
Henry J. Bright. retired from business and
Thomas ". Langley. grocer The panel
Wa exhausted after i've juror, were obtain
cd, and al the suggestion Of the District At
tornes an order Was issued for drawing
seventy Eve additional names from the box
The prisoner at tins point rose and IN
formed The Court that he would Ike 10
make q speech TUESDAY morning bat be-
vas ordered bN the Court To- take Ia, seat
lie then passed the manuscript uf b., speech
90 . uv" >papcr reporter. bat before the lat
ter could leave the Court room Scovlllc call
cd him back aud comp, .lcl him o. return
g. b., ralsci the anger Of the prisoner
Who excited, declared tina, be VA. mo-, uu-
der the control Of hi. counsel that be sas a
LAWYER and knew the Law himself that vhrn
be wanted help be would ask ior Il aud tia,
he desired hI' speech 10 p, Published for the
purpose 81 influencing puh.s, opinion. Tie
W., again ,arau3 rs far ,.4If. ], ba,ta.
tr'n agreed that 'te sitting, >Hnnli r. from
~ A. n p3I. W. tAll,. showing ha,! al
Eoa. !of u,gv.., iHc Count a. ! pj adjourn.
Ell
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17

Prom Portland Press
A Maine Man Missing.
INFORMATION DESIRED IN REGARD TO THE
WHEREABOUTS OF JAMES NJ. SMITH.

\ Socorro, New Mexico, aisp-'cb TO thu
Santa Fe New Mexican, dated October 3!
is a. follows:
Every effort 10 ascertain the whereabouts
of j. NJ. Smith. Black Range miner. y ha
has valuable property there and who went
east in August last and was at Portland
Maine, on September ?, and who left foI
tsx York city, To stop at the Columbis
Hquse, "a or about the 10Th Of September
has failed No tiqiggs Of him can be OBJ
tanned and ii is feared tL4t hs has beer
foully dealt with. Information Of Ai.
whereabouts or his demise will he gladly
received by the postmaster at Grafton
Socorro County. New Mexico. He was
about thirty-seven years of age; wore q
daIs k-cwn mOustache; is about Ave feel
four inches lisb and heavy set. He had
about 5000 with him.
The James VI. Smith referred to J.. ihs
shove dispatch came to Maine after an ali
sence Of many yeaFs in the mining disuic.:
Of the great southwest 10 gisjt for a brei
time the scenes of his youth Mr.. Smith
was in Bangor On the 29th day of August
las: and the editors Of the Maine Mining
Journal remember a pleasant cali which he
made at their Office on that day. Mr.. Smith
left that day to visit his old home in Orland
Hancock county, and that is the latest they
have he2sd directly from him.
From the dispatch recorded above, it ap-
pears that there is much eaps4 for alarm. Il
any one has any information which Siii throw
light on the whereabouts Of the missing in
siyidual it should be given to the public.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17
Meeting Q, Republican State Committee.

There was a meeting Of the Republican
State Committee at the Falmouth Hotel in
Portland Wednesday evening. Every ooun-
IL was represented and many prominent Re
publicans outside of the committee were
present. The resignation Of Hon. James g.
Blaine. as Chairman and member, Sas ac-
eeDted, and J. IL. Manley, Esq, vas APP
poiatad in his place as member for kenne-
bee eoahty.
The foIlGEjng resolution, introduced BY
Capt. C. a, Boutelle, was unanimous,
passed:
Resolved. That il accepting the resigna-
ton Of the Hon. Jas. q. Elsine, from the
chairmaaship and membership u the Re
publican State Committee of Maine, witch
he has filed with such signal ability for
nearly quarter Of century, We desire to
express our earnest regret at the severing OF
a connection so honorable to bi9self and SO
brilliantly identified with the most glorious
achievements of the Republican party OF
the State and Nation. and in behalf Of the
Republicans of Maine we extend TO him the
assurance of continued remembrance and
admiration of the dsuntless courage, pre-
eminent skill and personal devotion with
which he has organized and led the party
through twenty-one consecutive annual
campaigns
Hon. VIM. Z. Frye was chosen chairman
NJ the General Committee with authority 10
arnoiut an Executive Committee of five and
a Secretary. Hon. Frederick Robie was
chosen Treasurer. II was voted tssf the
next State Convention be holden at Port
land "a the month of June next, the date to
b. hereafter fixed by the Executive CON-
.1ittee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17
The Appointment @; County Officers


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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17
Notice of Foreclosure

M HEH A> EIchaTi Is Hopkins Of o,rland,
" Hancock County, state ii Maine, by hi
m"rtsagc dr''I iaIed che It'll day II NOyemter.
\ p $50, and re 'r'ic'i in the Hancock ii TN
~ Deeds, l''"A lpV. Page -. ,uus eyed L. Celia
hr"Nn wife Of W liilam Brown, 81 -ai Orlau,i a
certain y reel of real estate -itu u in SAIL Orlaa,
a1d bounded a. follows beginning a. the -uafh.
cas- corner % James 4. kipIey'- land, thence
ne. ih - degrees west Hfty Il, rod and u.n lk
TO land 81 Joseph T. Hopkins thence south = ne
gre h'sl hitcen and Onc.haif rods t. q stake
thence south - cgtcc- east nltv two rs- and ten
inA7 l" the town road lead n- from the { UNITY
rudI l" >palA Point called, h. nee nurtherly
by said town road G, NE. 4, Itl.. Of beginning t,,
sciher With Al the buildin-- thereon, said mort
gas uv'd AMI ,ltut was : -igucd % inc hy said
CELIA BRpW<
"n the day % August. A. u ls-sJ and recorded
.n Hdhc"'A l'rSi-tfS OF Decd, Book IL. Page ~.
lhe ilSh' Ut rr'icening sAIi premises !. rs tcr.ns
%! ''ia mortgage lin - r one ear. The Condi-
non ui Sili mortgage hU- been broken, nOw there
i"rr' hN reason Of the brr tch ii lhr cOndltlun
thtre7i, claim foreclosure ur ,ili mortgage.
ISAAC PARTRIDGE,
orhnd, sept r. ISL 5wi5.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17
Tie Next House

The Naiona. House 81 Representative,
NIL assemble un Maaas, December 3. \
good de4! 81 interest j, felt oa the subject;
of its Organization and is ar.tarr uJI'N is
Likely ;o have M, considerable majority a
close Inspection La, bern mad. &C tae party
politics IF caea mrma,r. The Inspection
develop, the fac; iaai :ac Republican, Wi.
have on, hundred and :or;l->A. iha Demo
Gratis one L-ulrct and :h.r,l-f,t. the Greet
hacker, alut. tie Malone Democrat, tsa.
and Independent oae. The Re-. !. Hyatt
SmiiA Of Brooklyn. y y. ;holsh elected
As an independent. Ia, expressed A., .u'ca-
ton of acting with TIA, Republicans OF
the nine GreenbacAcr>, siN ors o.; kcY-h..-
can aaiecedtl;, and j is believed '4.. ia-o,
Of the "a viii 4,, With ihc Republicans 10
the organization Of the House. H., >Amo
j. believed TO o, true Of iA, Tao MlaaD,
Democrats, which would s.ss ~ tAt K'p4n.
ioans q majority Of eleven and insure Re-
pu1loei. Speaker.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17
An Appeal for the Protection Of Game.

The laws of the State which prohibit
hunting deer with dogs, have been violated
during the past three or four weeks to an
extent hitherto unknown in this county.
| From the up river lakes to tide-water. the
deer have been bounded, worried, and kill
ed. not alone by set of men who habitual-
| ly defy the laws. but by men who have al !
WAYS prnfessed to be law abiding citizens.
Even deacons of churches have knowingly
and wilfully set the laws at defiance. Is 1t
not time that those who would like to see
J our forests and streams once more abound
IN game, take some effective method to hav e
the laws against hunting deer with dogs,
and trapping ducks enforced
There Is no lack Of evidence against guilty
parties, but there seems To be no officer to
enforce the law. \ county warden appoint
( ell by the Governor. from some central point
IN the county. who would appoint deputies
in towns where the laws are violated. would
check the business At once Shall il be
done 1t /. to be hoped that those in pos
session Of evidence against yiolators II the
law. wall treasure 1t up for future use. and
that game warden will be appointed i'm
mcdlaiclv. Shall We hear from others in re.
gard 90 this matter
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17

HANCOCK, s.
TAhEN on execution aud will be sold al public
1 auction. on h" twenty fourth day Of Decem
Ter. 4 ID. lssl. AT OF the clock in the forenoon
at the "fics Of teo. VI. Warren in Castihe in sal,
Countyinl the Elght, Il IL aud iDtcresi which HeZ
ekiah Moore Of Casifie IN the Loung OF Han
cock, had on The 2ith day OF August, 4. II. rsi
when lac same Was attached on III original " II
IN AMI f. The following described rea estate. lit
uatei 10 Castine, 10 said logniy, 10 Wit B0u Il
Ell 1n The northwest by frnobseot LaEi Oh th'
southeast by High sITeet on the uOTtheas. 10y lant
OF Geo H. Nltherie, Joseph Wes;,ott and town e1
a-tine aud on the southwest by III Obe' lot ans
land ~ Chas j. Abbott, the same being the home
stead lot Of the late Daniel Moore.
W. NJ. WARDWELL, Deputy sheriff.
Nov. IL, lssi. 3M4d
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17
Sherin''s sale.

HANCOCK s-.-Soy. Il, A. D.. lssI.
10y virtue u execution issued from the
- supreme Judicial Court, against james /.
Keith, formerly Of Ellsworth. the same having
been attached sept. s. \. u Isl, upon the
original writ IN sail action have seized certain
lot or parcel OF Real Rs situated in Ellsworth
IN said County, bounded anI described a. follows
On the last By the road leading from Ellsworth
y SURF On the south ami West by land 81 Geo.
Wood on the North BY land Of ark 4 Davis,
and being the homestead lately occupied by said
heth- And shall sell -ald lot or parcel of Rea
Estate AZ PUBLIC auction 70 !ae highest bidder
therefor, AT The sheris oice IN Ellsworth in said
county, ON MONDAY the l-th day Of December 4.
D. ISL ~ 10 o'clock 10 IN forenoon.
A. Il DENEkEuX, sheriff.
4 true eupy Allest
Swtd 4. u. DEvEREUx, sheriff
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17
United States of America.

DISTRICT OF MAINE ss-Noy, :, ISL.
q virtue ~ a writ Of execution from the Cirru +
u court "f the Uni Ell : ate- for the District u
Maine against the Home Silver Mining Com
Pany, corporation under the law. OF the STAT If
Name have aiken all the estate AM / terest
ne SAID corporation now has, or had at the time
following described teal Jtale situated M Gnuii
bore IN Hancock County, Ia sad state 10 vii
commencing at the Northwest corner Of lot t.a
u SAIL Worcester by Alfred Young ct al-, by
ie.1-. atoT' said he roai leading 10 prosnac3,
uaTbor, thence fast about twenty live hun're,l
ieet I" The slnrt ot West Buy; thence b. the shore
Snuth'r my rods 10 a hackmatark tree: therce
esler!y BY the fence 10 c road aforc.ai,I
thence Northerlt By the road 10 the place Of begin
nj < bel all the lot Of land leased to me b. Al
tc Dung ct ais. lying Fast OF the road aforesaid
AMI shall -cll the same At public auction 10 ,bc
hls'e-t bidder at tho ofi e 0f dale 4 Emcry. H.,
Ellsworth 10 said district, n ,onda. thu. iatb
Gay OF Deceuber 81 ten o'clock IN the forenoon
lAAA 10 IhQMAS
'"4s y : DEPUTY Marshal
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CnlrN
Ellsworth. Nov. IA.


-bakota territory will apply for admis-
SION To the Union as a State during the next
Congress. The territory is RAPIDLY filing up
at the present time. In 1850 it had pop
ulation of lJj. 81, which has increased since
that tine to 10000 or 10000. Arkansas,
Florida. California. Oregon. Kansas. Ne
yada and Nebraska were admitted to the
Union with population ranging from 10000
TO $4,000 less than that Of Dakota.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17

The Chicago Timcs. which has been
enough Of Democratic paper to gain an
inside view Of the party thus sums Up the
record of the Democratic part! Pending
the question: against the var, lcgal-tendcr
note scheme. national banks. emancipation.
negro Suffrage. money payment Of the debt,
specie resumption; after the decision for
the war. emancipation. negro suffrage, money
payment Of the debt. specie pay meut
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17

The Boston Posi- celebrated its semi
centennial last "Wednesday. fhs est has
slyays been bright, spicy paper ssd j.
one ii tie most reliable journals in the
democratic party; 4 large supplement- is
sued with the "Wednesday daily. contains
many interesting "reminiscences and amusing
iaeidspss connected with its history Of the
past fifty years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17
Notice Of Foreclosure.

L the 18th day Of April l>T6, Dwell Giinde
and sophronia l.. Grindle 81 sedgwiek, County OF
" 'Lcock and ot'ie Of Maine. CONVEY 81 o. me by
their mort age deed Of that dat, a certain tr ct
or parcel OF lanl with the b. II ings thereon sit.
uated in said >edgwick, for the boundaries and lie
sriipiion Of which referepc NAV be had Ia the re
card thereof In the Hancock Registry of deeds
Vol. 49,. P.ge $50. An ~hereas the conditions
81 said Mortgage Fave been, and still are broke.
ieiaiin ofeelospIe OF the s9Biei notice Of which
u hereby given.
NATHAN PARKER.
sesigwick, November 10, ISL 3w4o
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17

-Ano,her crank" claims 10 have been
commissioned by Almighty God To shoot
"a, Gould on sight unless Gould viii gl,c
him points hy vhich he can vim back io.t
fortune. II occur, TO u, that thu sooner
some one Is commissioned to apply the halt
er To tins class Of people the sooner the,
will get over becoming 'orauk," Foriu.
na,c.y. Gould, crank has been detected
and arrested and careful medical cxamsn4.
ton results IN pronouneIng the villain sane.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17

ScRoTrLA. A medicine that destroy, tho
germs of ScrofulA and has the power to root
IL out is appreciated by the afflicted Tho
remarkable cures Of men. women and chill
drcn as described by testimonials. provo
Hoods SarsAparilla a reliable medicine con
tAining remedial agents which eradicate
Scrofula from the blood. Loo doses 81 %.
so!db all dealers. c. J. Hood & Co. Los ell. M..a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17
Commissioners, Notice

'I'bE undersigned wing been appointed by the
Judge Of Probate, for the County OF Hsncn~t
70 re:rlVe and examine the ciau- II The crrIitn, :
OF WI liam H. Bartlett, late Of fremont. in aid
IJuhtt' deceased, whose estate is represented in
solvent, give IL &c that will attend the service
assigned to Us at lie office {. e. Peck 10 ; ia
worth, at ten O'Clock 4. ~, on the second We,ines
req hand Jhe last ellneatlay OF the month III Fnb
rufry ne3t' ''-.. ''-' n Ii Y. :"
CALVIN c. EECh
Ellsworth, Nov. sth, 1851. sWt5
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0bs ellsworth american.

Published every Thursday Morning at Coombs
Block. Ellsworth, Ne. by TiiE HANCOLh
cot MY PU I.ISHING COMPANY.
FoF terms sc. sec lir-t page.
e. : NJ PETTENoILL n Co. 10 state street,
Boston. r. Park Row, New York, ami sol thcrnuI
Street Philadelphia ATE our Agent iof procuT-
lug advertisements for the AAtERTCAN ia the above
cities and authorised 20 contract for advertising AZ
ur lowest rates.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17

old Mr.. hro~a. seventy year, ola. .a,.
~ coa.d not live With any degree II com.
fort Il It VA, not f0r "Fjl>IH ur LIN
k""r,' He has suffered far the pas, ten
Years ~rh Kidney Troubles. bu, now irel,
Ike a new man
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17
Notice of Assignee OF his amendment.

Al BlReiii IN the County Of HANCOCK and State
Of Maine tbe ist day OF NoTernber, 4 b. 1851.
THE undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
] appointment as assignee OF Js.s.es n, SNOW
u Penobse. in said county of Hancock, ms iseai
debtor. y 10 has been declared an insolvent upon
his own petition by the court Of Insolvency for
sal county.
2w46 II. A. TRIP, Assi-nee.