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THIRD EDITION
rsllssssr Rees..sen Takes the

NEW YoRK, July 25.-Ex Judge
William L. Robertson took the oath
of Office a. Collector Of the Port of
New Y York, vice General Merritt, who
takes foreign mission, this after
noon. Collector Robertsons bonds.
men justified In the sum OF $400 900
double the amount of the bond re-
Quied, and the instrument was for
warded to the Secretary Of the Tre-
sury for approval.
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WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.--Stcc cks
were fairly active ana weak, bat in the
last hour stitfened and closed I of apo n
higher than tue last figures OF Saturday.
Money was pretty steady al 8 per cent
tor call loans ou stocks. Governments
were 4 fraction lower aud railway bonds
were duh aud weak. Foreign exchange
qni, aud steady.
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FOURTH EDITION
Tndfcatious For To- day.

For the Middle Atlantic States, pait-
~ cloudy weather and possibly local
rains, so nth 10 west winds, stationary on
lower barometer aud nearly stationary
barometer.
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CITY rsxs.-A-ouus ps,d.

The Colleotprs' books sh,w the fol-
lowing payments 10 the 2Bd inclusive.
Mr.. Provost 10 the collector OF the
Northern and Mr.. Kane for tho south.
ern diatrlct n. =. .l...lI <l
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THEY ATE HIM.
How the Fijf Islanders Treated an
objectionable Government Agent.

How the Fijf Islanders Treated an
Objectionable Government Akens.
Tho Fiji Times Of May 18 contains
the blowing: "a strange tale Of can
nibalism has been reported, with all ap.
parent circamstantiality, from the inter-
Tor OF Vita Levu. The native treacher
stationed at Ma Dram, on being supplied
with food by the townsfolk, was Lorri-
tied to observe that portion of it was
human fesh. He ut once exc claimed
against the food, and refused TO cat of 1t.
Those whU brought Il to him admitted
that II was human desh, and said they
bad killed and cooked the Governmen,
officer, and II he persisted 10 refusing to
eat they weuld kill and cook him also.-
In terror Of his life be ate little, but
took the first opportunity Of escaping
from his terrible entertainers, and made .
bis way to the COAT, where he reported
the crlrIe and subsequent aboml o tiop
that had been perpetrated. The report
seems almost incredible, but It 10 given
on authority which leaves but little au-
thepticity. Dissatisfaction with the
Government, Of which the officer was
the representative, Is said to have been
| the cause Of the murder"
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Iyl2-0li

LAneEsr RETAIL STOCK .a os 4 BsorHEs
Underwear In America. 1o oyra srsfff
Sos 40. 81 and s. NoHTH S.rs El will hsvs
PHILADELPHIA. AL o nao.viyspns
attention
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,TnAY SHEEP.

I'm rnrss ss Egss I've sua ssnn one 81 h1% 1ona 3k
Jonnstop, sassafras, Kent .u
County, Md. =. ,a..s call. prove, e,,au, am
properly, pay charges "'N
away at once. JOHN JOHN Sr sTossd Nd.
,ao,. sassafras. Kent Co.-
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NOTICE.

N OFFICE OF THE WILNINoTon
COAL GAS COMPANY, July 0, 1881.
The prizes OF gas to consumers In the III.
lure Will De 81 81 per thousand feet net,
"@rr m n"ci- q lsf fnsfant.
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Abandoning Opposition to the
Land Bill

LONDON, July 25.-The Home Rule
members o. Parliament have finally re-
solved to sAbandon All opposition to the
emigration clauses of the Land Bill.
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Mr. ConkIing Pays . Can

WASHINGTON, July %. = Ex Senat' r
Conklipg, accompanied by. Senator
sones, OF Nevsda, called at the Exeeu;
only fiftesn or twenty m inutes. He saw
no one excapt the Presidents pr vale
secretary and DR.. Bliss. 10 the latter he
said that the recent unfavorable turn In
the Presidents case mad Dcen source OF
anxiety 70 him and he cal led In person
to-day to make Inquiries. Upon being
nfoTmed that the Preaident's symptoms
this afternoon were Rli OF the most en-
couraging character, he EXPIRE ssed grati-
fication and asked DR.. Bliss to convey 10
Mrs. GARFIELD his sincere sympathy and
good withes. e
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..a,.ustou. for To-Day.

Indi cations for To-day
For tho Middle Atlanns e.".. 'n
slightly warmer, fair weather. soa'n'''
winds, stationary or lower baroness"
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CAPIrAL PkIzE. $4,000

1877 Prizes, amounting to. .sllO, 40
Responsible corresponding agents want
ed ~ all pn. It's, to whom liberal compen-
sal NoI VIII be paid.
Fbr further Inform alto 1, write clearly,
giving full address. Seud orders by az.
press-or Registered LIE ter, or Money Or
Ter - mail. addressed onIy to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
or M. A. DAUPHIN at
No. az broadway. New York.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings
are under the supervision and manage
ment OF GENERALS O. T. BEAURE-
GARD and JUbAL A. EARLY,
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yToCKn.

HID AsKki
First National Bank. lsS
National Bank Of Delaware. .6l5 80
National BaLk OF Will. d Bdw'n. 65x 68
Union National Bank........... ~ ~
Farmers Bank uk................ % ~
Phila. Wilmington q Bait. Il. X 67l IS
Delaware X. R................... w 70
Delaware Western Y. Re-. zee. ~ 20
Wilmington Northern r. R.. ~ ~
Wilmington City Railwav..... 8
delaware Fire In. urance Co... 10 80
Wilmingto Coal q ~ Co. sees. s. IS
Masonic Hall % Oo................. 8
Odd Fellows Hall............... ls 10
lBONDS.
Wilmington City Us. .ll2H lI5
do do 6's.............l07 los :.
DO do 4Hs...........lU l05
New Castle County Bs.. Ito
do do 41fs........l02& l03
Delaware State 8's...............l00 10
Relaware II. Il. LIST mortgage. .l03 10S
Delaware Railroad Extension. .107 los
r., w. & b. Il. II. LIST mortgage. LIS Il8
vii. City Railway 1st mortgagelO2 l03
vii. CITY Railway Extension. ..l 100 l0O
Masonic Hail Co LIST mortgage.l00 III
Delaware City ..loiN h5
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.

SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
VIM A Fo oRTUNE. EIGHT h
GRAND DISTRIBUTION, GLASS H,
AT NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY, Az.
GUST 0, 1881 -l35th Monthly Drawing.
LOUISIANA STATE Lottery CO.
Incorporated In 1853 for Is years by the
Leg slature for Iducational and Chari-
table purpO es-with "a capital OF 81, ,OO6, =
OO0-to which n reserve fund OF over $41O,-
wv has since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote its
franchise was made part OF the present
State Constitution ado. ..ted December I'd,
A. H., 1873.
IFS Grand single Number ID rawlings
will take place monthly, II nsper scates
or los: :po'.es. Iowa I'll the following bis
tribhtion:
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Sir CharIss Marshall I'm Africa.

When in Africa, SIR Charles. Marshall,
the celebrated traveller, was astouished
was anxious 70 barter ivory, furs, 20 d.
dust, and other products of the country
ior s'w hite mans medicine," which he
was still more astortshed to learn was
the tiils they applied to a celebrated
American cure for Diarrh@a, Cho era,
and Cramps, called PERRY DAVIS PAIN
KILLER. 10 some districts the nat We,
refused to treat with him until he semi tn
tt o general store in Cape Town and
procured the desired medicine.
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M. J. Il. BATES, NlwsPArnR ApvEI-
r1sInf lAeINr, a Park Row, (7yBsss Build.
ing,) New Yerk, ID authorised TO contract
mr. Advertisements IN the DAILY apd
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West Philadelphia, July %.

SAEEP.-Extra. ITO TO 100 lbs, Q good
~ to 100 .bs., 6.7O to $50 1air, 80 10
IS lbs, 5ss to $50; stock sheep 81 10 a75;
good lamos.7 ~ To Sl4;medium lambs .sL 10
N: common lambs, 2.6O to 2, 2,75;calves, ,oL
to7H. Arrivals, 4s00 read.
HOGS were in fair demand at an advance
$3.50 head arrived and 80 d at the d i fferent
yards al S1sas5zc. per Id. a. to condiilor
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Notice To The Public.

Me .pnohc gre hereby cautioned
against sending any Money or or.
ders 20 NUNES A CO., So \ assua ST.,
New York city. Thy are flooding ne
country With Bogus Circulars purport-
tlig TO be Of The Louisiana State Lottery
Company, and are fraudulent1y repre-
senklIig themselves as Agents OF The I,oiIfs :
ant State Lottery Company. They have no
authority 20 sell the T,ckets o(this Company,
anil are not its agents.
MAZDA UPHIN,
Pres. Loslistnnd State Lottery Co.
NEW ORLEANS LA, July 4. 1881.
iuIy IL d6w4w.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY,, July 20, sP. "a
FLOUR Ia demand, prices hrmeT. SaleA
OF 2 w barrels, Including Minnesota ex-
tras.at 50 95a6 ~ for good and fancy clear
wanna extra family al Is 6ia5 rs,
Western do. do. at s5 76a6 10, and
is dull at s47.a5
GRAIN.-Wheat is in active demand
bushels new d 'laware, No. 2, red track,
at 81 26H w do. In Elevator at 81 S
snd red, IN Elevator, at JuIy, o. 20, Au-
gust 81 Y september and 81 2S October,
Rye II nom inal al 9Dc. iof Pennsyl lvania.
advanced Nc, SALES OF 800 bushels,
including sail yellow, at 5Sc. do. high
mixed al 55cl5 5.st6 . a 'er 5j1sa 54lsc. NO. . at
62a SIC, and rejected At 2sa51c. AT
the open board l6.v0o bushels in August
5S'a wss at I'd ior sad JSiy aY0 ssettnGsI sS,
October. Oats are irregular
Sales of 10, ,0O0 bushels, including white
a 43a45c., and rejected aud mixed at Ala
;v nj Sy s9Oo ensh; Aug; a. se and 10 oot
were rs follows 2,6s5 bbls. Flour, 81 10,
bush. Wheat, 81 ,OUU bushels Corn, III
bush. ats l4O barrels whisky.
WI sKr.-Western iron-bound ls al
81 IL per gallon.
PHI 4ADELPhIA UAJTLE MARkE
MONDAY, July Is. 8 l.. M.
The Cattle Market was dull. but price
were hrmer. $500 head arrived aud sole
a. th different yards ct 8 q 7c. per h.. q
SHEEP were dull and rather lower. : Is ON
head arrived and sold at The dlffe rem
ysrds At W q 51sc., and LAMBS at q 81
per lb.
Park Drove Yard SD and Laacoster aven,..
4
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State News.

IN ~
81 'o'' ,'.' '''', l'''N "''''
''-' ''''I i a! N'-1''I '''H las '''' "''>''
RI
Mis-, O.Nr Gould. native III Elliot,
vie" 'e''"''t d "4 ~-' vi ~ ears sue
~. l'1'' '""N "a '"' ''''i', ''
Mr.. Ezra Iotmau. 4 prou.,ucn, ,tlzrn
Of Fairfield and largely engaged IN the l.m-
her business. died TLufsGa, al tU, 4.y o.;
~ Years
I'D u...
;, N'f "''' H'', Juan.
I'''' vi ''1N' '"''' "''u Nu""'''l %
-FranciN Murphy is conducting tenn
perance crusade IN Michigan, and Capt tl-
ru, >tur,ll'aut Of Portland, j, doing similar
work ~ Rhode Island.
C.I.h q ~. t-..t ,tf "a
p "a, r., .I,.i S.r,,,,.,
~ 80 ~ ~ - III
Jr;n 1 ,',,,'' " !" '''''' IT.
''' So ~ ~
ne "d<ate says VII. Maker la,
Harbor bop;ng ~ apoin nrodur,. H. NJ.
valves II Nm wa,.rs
Inc congregational OoancH called !"
consider the resignation OF Key. , l.. =.
Speare, pastor OF The FIRST Parish church.
Bangor voted to dissolve the pastoral re-
latlonship.
"A skull believed "a ~ ,h4 MISSING
Noah of Nrs I;l,ie Ioueu A. Le.n f,nnI
in Lewiston near the S,,it,crlauJ mad
beadle.s skeleton idcp,ifed ~ Nrs Iow.
alI'. a.. fnnnd KILT III I'M ..,cn ,,.,r.
ago, and her husband. James level, was
convicted OF numbering her and Is no" IN
state PRISON. \ reward for the discovery
OF The head was offered az the time OF the
trial.
The Commissioner of lnternal Revenue
has recently prepared table showing the
amount Of collection Of internal revenue re-
turn from the several States for number
OF wears. The returns from Maine, were
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-12

Hon. Jason Beatty Senator from York
County died Sunday, at seven o'clock 4.
NJ. at his home in Saco, after suffering
from painful and protracted disease. Sen
ator Beatty sas born in Bridgton, and re-
ceived his education in the public schools Of
Saeo. He has frequently been honored by
positions of public trust, was auditor of &C
counts and member of the Board of Sc
iectmeB while Saco was town. was annu-
ally elected City Treasurer from 1858 10
1876. and held the position of Deputy Col
lector Of Customs during President Grant :
first term. Last fall he was elected Sen
ator from his county. and faithfully served
the State and his constituents was a mem
Der of the railroad and finance committees
serving as chairman of the former.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-12

ITS RELIEF AND CURE As CERTAIN As DAY
Foi LOWS DAY. WITHOUT Any OPERN-
Ilp\ OR Hi\DRkN,E FROM LABOR.
sine the rC'lUCii N OF br. hcrmsu's terms,
thousands are crnwding upnu him for treatment,
gladly throwing away their giiaing irksumt. His.
plri lng and u rp ui-bIng Iruss.s. His treat,
mcut tor l. 8fctinG iHakes the y tent comfort
anne and safe Ia The performance If CNcrt Kind of
exercise ur Dor. q is graui thing, 8ui those
win II must dur. the ,lHHgr-- OF that prscar-
oH~ aHll'u ton aub the Use uf trus>sS a through
.te--Ih u-aud, II those cur,d give the Most Hat
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Advertising Cheats.

II has become 81 common TO write the be
gunlnG uf an elegant, interesting article
and then run 1t into some advertisement that
We avoid att such cheats and simply call a.
tentlou To the merits Of Hop Bittcrs in A.
PLAIN honest terms possible. to induce
people 60 give them one trial. as no one Who
knows their value viii ever use ANYTHING
else Purni.arr .l9rsrtissr
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Cnfnl.rh.

Tho remarkable results IN a disease So
universal and with such a variety of
'haract"ristics n catarrh. prove how
cltrttuaIly Hoods SarsapariUa acting
through the blood. reaches every part II
the human system. \ medicine. like
ANYTHING else, can be fairly Judged only
hy IT, results. W. point With prid,, t.
the glorious rryord Hoods ~arsaparilla
has entered upon The heart. of thousand,
Of people it has cured Of oatarrh.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-12

Rupture

tie j. he aut 5or aud Inventor uf his popular sys.
TEN: he inlparS his secret 20 no one; is aIpllca-
III t. an classes apd eases, and unit his reduced
rtt.. within the each OF almost UVtr r. one.
Patients can receive treatment and lave for
home q same day. DR. Shernan's Book on kup-
turi gives cnnvinci. proofs from protest. nal
gentlemen aud other- of his successful trea ment-
II H. Illustrated with photograph pie uTr> 4 bad
r:ts- before and after curt aud L. sent % Ia 'se
who stud 10 cent Principal office, Isl Broad
wt. \ l. Branch Office ~ Milk street Boston.
Days in New York-Mo day, Tuesday saturday.
In Bpstun-W wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
AVIS
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Absent Senators are returning TO Wash
ington. and the contest over Judge Robert
sons nomination has become exceedingly
active. The President is reported as saving,
that this is the only nomination that he hes
made without consultation, and he regards
the vote of Senators on his confirmation, as
3 test of friendship to the administration.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-12

HAVE WIsTAR's BAIsAM OF Wild CHER
kl always at hand. 1t cures Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis. Whooping Cough, Group. In
huenza. Consumption, and all Throat and
Lung Complaints. 80 cents and 81 a bot
tie. Twas
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-12

Texas has recently enacted a law which
confers upon every man who went into the
Confederate service for that State, pension
in the shape of piece of the public lands.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-12

".iidmsoR's Rniaair Bdisam has been
used in our family for more than three wears.
and We car, recommend it as a superior rem
edy for Coughs aud Colds"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-12

The Boston Journal says; Senator
Hale claims As votes for Judge Robertson
out of the 50 likely to be present when the
vote is taken. With full Senate (76) he
would have at lessi 60.
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There is some expectation that the
Senate will adjourn in few days, as the
executive business, on which it vas called,
will soon be completed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-12

Maine ship masters will be glad to
learn that the bill abolishing the Hell Gate
Pilotags laws, has passed both branches OF
the New York legislature.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-12

fine Senate Judiciary Committee, on
NoAaay, voted to report adversely on the
nominations of Stanley Mathews, as As
.oeiate Justice Of the Supreme Cosi,
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Gbr GllsMortb American.

Published every Thursday Morning at Coombs
Block, Ellsworth, Me, 10y TIL HANCOt X
COUNTY PUBLISHING COMP my.
For terms. Ac.. see first page.
ays NJ. PETTENtIIT. 4 Co. 10 state Street,
Boston, g Park Row, New York and 7Ol he-nui
street philadelphia, are our Agent Tor proepr-
ing advertisements for the AMERICAN m the above
cities and authorised to contract for ahVefuslng al
our lowest rates.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-12

~-fhe deadlock is broken and the Sen
ste is giving its attention to executive bust
ness, after having talked itself out.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-12

A granite statue of Stonewall Jackson,
was unveiled at New Orleans Tuesday, with
much ceremony.
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Notice.

TOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED -,
l Masonic building at Deer Isle, located in IN
North West llarbor 1t is a two story buiJd
ing with a French roof, 10 by 90 feet Ion,,
pleasantly located and can be easily ronthytol
INTO Hotel which is much needed in This nIaSa
Will be sold at bargain II called for Soon F'''' O.
Deer Isle, April o. ISL. Ia;
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House for Sale,

.Ss4s \ new, two story dwelling Hou.e III
IAsz bargain. Inquire OF 'e''
o. A. TOMPKISS
m at Aiken's Stove store.
EiH"Vith' hlaihe' 14tf
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

n He firm Of smith and Patten is this day lii.
l. solved BY mutual consent.
HERMAN SMITH.
JOHN H. PATrEN,
Attest REL BEN SMITH.
West GOullsOoru, Me. MAY :, 1881. Swiss
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Statesmen Wanted
cLARKs COMPOUND MANDRAKE BlIIeRS.
Notice..

r HE undersigned -Iyc- notice illi hr ha- this
] tiay given 10 49, minor -un, e,ror1r ". sawyer,
lis time and that he shall rot claim his earnings
OF pay any ivbt> hereafter pt bis contraction.
ADMIRAL. o. SAW EI', il
Deer lie April lu. ISL. 3Ni7'
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Notice.

W l. the undersigned : Selectmen OF tn. Town
w Of Gouldsboro give notice to an holders Of
town Orders OF the town Of Goublsboro
You are hereby notiGe 10 bring ali orders 10 tho
seitctmens Office ON or before the first day of june
lss for payment, or to be funded into five or
cent notes, al me option Of the holder at VIII Oh
time interest will cease ON them
, L. IRnCf, ! Seleetmen
ID. q. COLE } Gouldsboro
Dated at Gouldsboro this 10 day of April JssI
CIVIC
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Chamber to Let
ON First FLOOR, sUITABIE

\ lawyers ohce, Corner Main and Water St,
formerly occupied by \. f. Burnham. later by
+. Worcester. Enquire of
Inf = ID WIGEI\
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The proposed Worlds Fair in New York
is abandoned.
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office.

w hEREAs my wife. Mercy Conarv b.s
w let my bed and board without iust c, -
and mas taken with her my two d,,1,gItars
hereby forbid all per-o iarborIng or trnsii,nt
them or either OF hem ON my account az ~ Is
pay no bills Of Their contracting after this ie i
Ellsworth. April % 1881. a..a,
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Pauper Notice.

TIit undersigned hereby gives notice that he
1 mas contracted with the City Of Ellsworth for
We support 81 the poor during the ensuing wear
anu i-t7 made ample p DIVISION for their support
lie therefore Iorbids al persons from furni
supplies u any pauper on his account, as without
furnished ~
r.,,, HARRY ;. JONES
Ellsworth, iprii ;, ls>l Irr1E
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Picked LIN,

picked up April l7tn in Long Island SOM / ar
.a,h Seck, centre board boat fnil OF water
rom same br addressing Capt. '4'' near
Ellsworth Maine. NM vyurTsp
3wl7t "iiAA AahHk
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Notice 10 Subscribers.

The date on the address-lahel on each subscrt-
hers psper shows the time "a which the subs rip
ton Is paid and all subscribers IN arrears are
requested 70 pay up soon A. possible.
In all communications relating 20 subscriptions
our correspondents are requested Ia state thc
Post Office TO which the paper H. or Is 10 he sent
and TO be careful 10 write all proper names plain
".
In directing a change Of address, ALWAYS give
the present address well a the one 10 which you
wish the paper afterwards sent
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Notice..

my wife Fannie Il Moult,u, having Irftmy bed
fl aud board without reasonable rau>c here
by forbid any person or persons furu hing her on
my account, a. shan pay no bills Of her contract
ing after this date
WARREN & NOtITON
Dc,lham, April y, ISL Evils
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County were presented by me to the grand
jury and fully heard. The jury decided by
unanimous vote that testimony was not sui
fcient TO support the charges in any Gaze.
{. b. ROUNDS, County Attorney.
This is the way that VT deal with such
matters in Maine. do not know who has
sent To the Senator from South Carolina his
batch of affidavts, but think that recog-
nize in them gathering up by a Boston
partisan newspaper, which every body in
Maine knew was prepared for the purpose
of diyerting attention from the colossal
frauds of the Garcelon administration in
what all know as the 'counting-cut'' per
Torrance.
The result, as everybody knows, was the
establishing of the true Legislature and the
dlspossession Of the fraudulent one. and a
complete peace in the State. The mob to
which the Senator alludes was no mob. and
not mans hair was harmed in the affair
The next year, IN a close election. if the
governor and council, then being republican,
had sought to take advantage even of plain
! legal techniealities. the democratic or fusion
candidates would have been counted out
The republican Legislature of Maine ig-
nored all such technicalities and declared
General Plaisted the fusion candidate for
governor, elected, and he is to-day admin
istering the government of the State.
do not think that ] need TO 90 further
in showing the record OF the State of Maine,
or in defense Of the people of that State, or
in setting forth their ways and their life
And besides, that is not the question before
the Senate. What the men and women of
Maine do or say has nothing to do with
what is keeping us here from day to day.
1t has sometimes seemed to me as If a great
Hsny people outside fail to appreciate pre-
cisely the conditions under which this dead
lock, so called, has Leen maintained.
The Senator from South csrolina and
other Senators upon that side are not SEN
sjtive because two or three score of officers
Of the Senate are menaced. give them
the credit for deeper, wider reasons, strong
er motives than that, 1t is the assault made