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0Iaehitt.

8ia~hiii.
Road. have improved very much.
The la, aud harhor are clear y 'cc.
Steamer MAY Field came IN last week
H. morrill,. has been making great i'm
provrmcni. in his drug store.
Rev. Mr. MsGouan preached in the
Congregational Church Yesterday.
The Union Temperance Meeting sun
day evening vas held IN the Congregations
Church. a good audience VA prc-cnt, and
much interest manifested. Remarks Wcgt
made b, lrr.idcn, Tripp. Of the Club. and
b, Rev, Ne,sr.. Lyons, Mctio~an and
Tripp. also BY DR.. Grindlc and nea- }. 7
Thomas Ron
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Amherst.
AT the Amherst Town Meeting the fol-
lowing officers were elected
Moderator-Geo. f. Archer.
Town Clerk-F. 3. Foster
Selectmen and Assessors of taxes H.
Nickerson. a. W Silsby, W II. Watts
Collector Of taNes-Nelson Herrick.
Town Treasurer II. Buzzell.
Town Agent-Nelson Herriek.
School Comp. Z. Perry.
Constables-ElDah Richardson, W H.
Watts.
Highway Surveyors-M. A. Foster, J. G.
Dunham, j. II. Nickerson and Geo f.
Archer.
Surveyors of wood and bark-F. b. Eos.
ter, Samuel +. Buzzell and J. W. Niekerson.
Surveyors of lumber-F. b. Foster. J.
IL. Nickerson, J. w Nickerson.
UP RIVER.
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Obituary

The death, last week, Of Miss Mary Evelyn
Bellaity, was specially lad TO her immediate
relations Since their mothers death, several
years ago. the care Of he hou,ebold has de-
yolved upon the two sisters. Lille And Evelyn
With rare devotion they applied lhem-elNe. to
their duties and succeeded in making their
home happy. The lack Of mother, love and
sympathy and counsel drew the sisters the
more afe eiionately together. and msde their
united presence In The home peculiar bless
Ing to father and brothers. The severinR
therefore, OF hese sadly tender relations ha.
brought a heavy shadow 10 Capt. Bellatty',
home. Many friends sympaihizr deeply with
the family 10 their affection.
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Editor Aner,c1n In your issue Of the
Ioih inst. noticed Statement, over the
signature Il r Adm IN vhi,h the writer
stated that ten ,cafs ago, East Biuehtll vas
place a.; no importance and aonr supposed
il would ever he.
For the information Of your reader. |
Wish to state few facts. rrinF To that time
there va, IN thi, place number y good
farms under good cult, alton, saN MIL, a
single. lathe and .ta,e mill in successful
operation from five 10 fifteen hundred cords
Of wood were shipped from ;hi, plaec. beside
furnishing log-. etc. for the mills each year,
FOR tuel,c or fifteen wears Immediately pre-
yiou- 10 said decade Seven or eight YES
.els averaging one hundred tons each, and
one large brig had been built, number Of
vessels thoroughly repaired, millions Of
bricks made and shipped 10 Boston and 9TH
er markets, porgie oil manufactured. granite
quarries opened and stone shipped 70 New
York ciiy and other markets. Prior 10 that
time all our roads IN the place had been sur
viewed and built. the old school house had
been cas-, aside. and new and oommodiaus
one erected to accommodate the growing
place IN said school house our good people
used to worship; our f4g for the Union had
been raised our boys in blue had been 70
the front. aud those that remained had re-
turned to salute il. leave YOUR readers to
Judge. if i, be a correct history To ignore all
that was done prior 10 the last ten year, to
cali il Of no Importance, and say tha, through
the energy Of one, Ra-t Biuehill is what it
now is. J. X. l.
March a. ISL
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STATE Oh MAINE.

HANCOCK. ss.-Court OF Probate, Ellsworth.
February Term, A. d., is.i.
Accounts having been iied for settlement In
es ates Ut
CORA E. LUNT 81 al, minors Of fremont.
James T.. Clar. Guar
JOHN u. Bah SON. late Of Brookiin.
ID MEL jackson, EXT
ELEANORJ. CLARK, late Of Franklin.
AMBROSE Springer, Admir-.
SILPANUS DOUGLASS, late Of Biaskiu
Thurston q. douglass Exr.
EBENEZER n. Hill, az % lSulliran.
Eliza q. Hill, Adm'x.
JOHN G0NLEf, late Of Cuisine,
william II. Withefie, Trustee
okDERED;-Thai the said Accountants siye no.
lice tt all peraans Interested by ca ,-ing
acopy o this order "a be Dubiisled3 u eeks ssecee
stsely ~ The Ellsworth American. printed in Ei >
WORM that they may sppesr 1t Probate eourt
10 b. holden. At Ellsworth In said e.antv, on inc
md Wednesday OF ,prii next al ten OF The lock
In the forenoon. ana shew cause Il a they ia
why the same should not be allowed
3N12 PARKER TIrssk Iuc1.
Aitest:-cHAs- p. DoflE. Register
a true c0pS Apest:-CHAs. r. DoRR, Register
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c. c. Burrill is Agent and Attorney

C. C. Burrill is Agent and Attorney for
the Oldest. largest and best Insurance Com
panies Of this Country and England. and his
rates are a low as 81 any other Agency. A
partial list Of Companies represented arc
the .Fna and Phenix, Of Hartford, Home
and Hanover Of New York. Liverpool and
London and Globe. Imperial and Northern
Of England, and Springfield Fire and Ma
rine of Mass. which Companies are admit
led to be the most reliable, by all who have
examined the standing Of the various Com
panies. Give him call and see for your
self before insuring elsewhere. His Office is
on State street, with Hancock Co, Savings
Bank, and over "Aiken's store" ATT.
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Severe Snow Storm in the West.
ClNcINNAII. March q.

CINCINNATI. March -.
\ snow storm throughout Indiana and
Ohio has been generally accompanied IN
many places by strong wind. Here the
wind began last night and q heavy ram
came this morning changing 10 slcct and
then 10 snow. which at II 7. NJ. i stall
failing. On the hill tops il lie. to a depth
Of fourteen inches; at ken'on. Ohio. il j.
twenty inches deep, and al Wilmington and
Millersburg, sixteen
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Aurora

Aurora.
The following officers we're chosen at
the annual town meeting:
Moderator-Lewis Silsby.
Clerk-Chas r. Silshy.
Selcctmen and Assessors-Chas. 7. Slsby,
Henry l.. Rove. Samuel Giles.
Treasurcr-Chas f. Silshv
Collector James F. Richardson.
School COMMUNICATION Il. Silsby.
Constahle-Lewis s. Foster
March 2S.
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March "A. 1881,

AT the town meeting Yesterday. the fol-
lowing officers were elected
Modersor-M kingman
Clerk-Jere II. Jordan
Selectmen and Assessors J. II. Jordan,
Chas C. Morrison. T.. f.. Church.
Treasurer-E T. Church
Constables-C r. Goodwin, Chas Carr
s. 5. Committee-A. $. Penney, Chas. +.
Drummer. 6. W. Brimmer.
March 20.
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Benevolent Requests.

Bo>roN. March -.
The will Of John C. Brooks Of Portland,
a cop, of which l. fled here, he owning
proper,, in Boston. contains public requests
amounting to 5000. including the Maine
Missionary Society $500, Bangor Theology
cal Seminary $1,000; Widows Wood Society
OF Portland. $500; Association tor the Re
lief Of Aged and INDECENT Women, in Port
land. $500. After the payment Of all be
quests the residue Of the property is to be
given 10 the American Board Of Commits
sioners for Foreign Missions
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Change Of Pastors.

PORTLAND. March -.
Rev. c. J. Clark. pastor Of the Chestnut
s.. Methodist Church, has resigned his po-
,ition. TO take place in April. The Official
board OF the church extended an invitation
10 Rev. Andrew McKonn. j. D., Of Boston
to become pastor and he has accepted. sub
iect to the approval Of Bishop Peck.
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. Business Notices.


Tickets for all points Yves via, Pennsylvania
Central, and Boston and Albany Railroads from
Boston, or Grand Trunk Railway from Portland,
can be had of c. C. Bnrrin 81 the lowest rates
also tickets 20 Portland by INSIDE line Of Steamers
Call and see him befoEe purchasing elsewhere.
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HuB1reis of testimonials from residents Of our
own STATE OF Maine show that G~ tte he'll.
Cha m pin 4 Co. Neuralgia Anod n- a.
a surs cure FIR all diseases OF neuralgia nature.
etFilblaiBs ctr and also for sore throats, tooth
arhe- ooiic. cramps disrrhHa, cuts and sprains
IL il invaluable and never fails o. do ali that l.
claimed for T. Ii j. the best and cheapest hni-
ment knoSn aad l. sold By all medicine dealers
and country st1res IN Large bottles Al - cent?
iy3
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State Agricultural Society.
IrwI.rnN. Narch p.

LEWISTON. March %.
The trustees Of the State Agricultural So
ciety are in session in this city 10 make ar
engagements for the State Fair which j. 10
be held September 9Th. 9Th N,h and 9th.
The Androscocgju Count, Society will hold
their Fair in connection with the State Far.
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Gii-~ o'th Port
Corrected Weekly

Eii-~o'th Port
Weiur-.lay. Mar .
NEistN 10
~ch cts ~ EIsu"r,h. Grant. ruriLsud
~eh mss pt.tn. klrf. II+g-u
I'll eater. ". h.~T. irssts.u.
~tii EYcs>a. Ftati tlsatnu.
taHh,. Mar p,
JAILED
- James Iiplm,- HlIcr. Sew l.rA
sch tuaraiit, Ilu-lS k4u-. l-Au4atHs
ARR NEu
~sh Minncuia smith. Bet .n.
SATURDAY, Mar t.
SAILED.
sch Pair " lnsi. " o--lar,I. Partlaud
~ch r.tcr 90. NhiLaAsr Enn..oug
sch delaware. faFTcsI. Nes York.
>uu'iay. Mar -
SAILED
>eh IA fIpwcr. Mu-ciy, Ilar Hargpr
IN II " Cu-hln4n. Iarrr bAr iiariar
Monday. Mar =
SAILED
~ch j. Pon,ier, WClrh New York
.rh Mary I IushmAn. 4 fttcu B1stun
ARRIVED
sch Mount vernon, rurfl.. wluirrparf.
fue-siay Mar. -
SAILED.
sch iusl a, adler h. IN.
>sh cas- % Ellsworth. Lrun PstthnI
srh 4 h " soiwAs'i, JOn!An PrOyii,uec
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south " ess Hasbsg.
CHIPS.

We have had very warm March SO
far. Butterflies and grasshoppers are out.
Children running over the fields and past
ures see the grasshoppers springing before
them. Our Oldest inhabitants refused to be-
lieve the accounts. A little boy. George A.
Lur,ey, caught very lively specimen to-
day, as proof that live grasshoppers can be
found on Mt. Desert on the oath of March
ather children caught several and came in
exclaiming "signs of summer Mamma -
Some of them are of dark green color,
some gray. NJ.
March "a.
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The Weather.
- II. III N 7 = - =
Office Ct the Chief Signal Officer


Office cf the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, d. C.. Mar Sol a. NJ.
The storm Yesterday in Kentucky ha,
moved slowly easiwar&to North Carolina
where II j. now central, attended by thunder
storms The storm in North Carolina ~ill
probabl, move northeasterly, occasioning
severe noriheasterly gales from Maine 10
North Carolina, and BE- follceed by strong
westerly gales along the Atlantic coast dur
ing "Wednesday night and Thursday. Snow
will fall from Ohio Valley northeastward to
New England The clear weather now pre-
vailing in the entire Mississippi Valley will
extend eastward, reaching the Atlantic States
"Wednesday and THURSDAY, with decidedly
lower temperature
Indications
For New England. cloudy weather with
snow, strong northeasterly winds. falling
barometer, stationary or lower temperature.
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HAyL WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHER
RY always at hand. 1t cures Coughs. Colds,
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Group, In
fiaenza, Consumption, and all Throat and
Lung Complaints. so cents and 81 bot
tie. lyr35
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MARRIED..

ll.worth-March 20, Dy Rev. Chas. Z. LON.
bard. Mr.. Fred VI. Jordan aud Miss Su,au 1
Rack, both f Ellsworth.
Tremont-March -, by Rev. 3. f. Stinson,
Mr.. samuel IL. Eobbin-, aud Mrs Henrietia
y. Reed. both Of IrelnO &.
March 70 by y. W. A. HeIih. Esq. Mr.
Eugene ;. Task Of Swans I.iaud, and Ms.
Annie b. Nerriil Of fremont
Winter Harbar-March -, by r X. Bunker.
Esd, Mr.. Joseph l. Smallidge and MI.
Annie \. Hammond. both Of Gould,boro.
Gould>boro-March q. By II. VI Sogle.
Esa., Mr.. NaIhan Il. Bunker ami Miss Emma
J. Bunker, both Of GOu dsboro
Bar Harbor-Mareh -, BY DIR. YIN. Rosers,
J. p. Nr j. NJ. Mcfarland and Miss Lizzie
NJ: Abby, Doth Of Bar iiarbjt.
E1stbrook-N srrh "a, BY s. o. Googin.
Es9, hf. W, \. d. Warren of Otis, and Miss
Eveline Abbott Of Eastbrcok
Cherr he ld-MaIel 70, BY Rev +, j. Robin
sou, Mr.. Edmund Zerrau and Mis-, Eva Dor.
both Of Cherry field.
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DIE D.,

Obituary soiaces, beyond the Date Nanas and 4os
"'4" Dc PdHfyoT at The rafe effen cents a line.
Ei'sworth-Narch 81. Mr. Nathaniel c. Rev
nolds, aged "a years and months
March a, Mr.. Maggie sii,y, aged % year,.
y months and ~ day,
March y, Mr., Joseph 5. Nichols, aged "a
years, 10 months
Lamoine- March %, Carrie 3. Martin, aged
year. 2months and u days
AT. Uesert-MsFch n, Mr., Bt nIamin Thorn.
aged 81 yeas, ii months and II days
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LOCAL NOTICES.


School Books, Blank Books, Diaries. Al
manacs, wall papers, curtains aad borders
constantly on sale. Also large variety Of
choice goods On the cent counter al Hale's
Book Store
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THE PERUVIAN SYRUP has cured thou
sands who were suffering rom Dyspepsia,
Debility, Liver Complaint, Boils, Humors,
Female Complaints, etc. Pamphlets free to
any address. Seth W. Fowle & Sons, Bos-
or lYr35
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If YOU are in want of any
thing from a full sheet POsTER
To the smallest LABEL, call at
this office,
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House and Barns Burned.
iiARnINFR. March q

GARDINER. March %.
4 FIRE at Windsor, on Sunday night. de-
stroved house and two barns with their
contents. consisting Of a horse. two COWS.
SIX sheep. seven lambs, hay. farming tools,
etc, owned By Wm, Lynn. Loss s2,50Oi
insured for $500.
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A ID A M s o N S
BOTANIC
COUGH BAlSAM,
A d A M 8 ON
BOTANIC
COUGH BAISAM,

Take no other See that tho
nsme % -. ". kiNSMAS'
IL blown In the bottle
sold BY all respectable drug
gists sui dealer, al Ior. &c,
anil sc.
lmar iyrco
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-31

Hoods Sarsaparilla is an extract of the
best remedies of the vegetable kingdom
known as Alternatives, and Blood-Purifers-
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Arrival Of the Brooklyn.

The steamship BROOKLYN, from Liverpool
arrived shortly after midnight.
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Disease prevented and medical bills
iessesissi by timely use Of Malt Bitters-
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Y H. -uh~CTtnrv bee euy give Uubnn l.." u
| an coarrTn'd that ,R' ha- Arru duly appointed
aad rBs taken upon hsr.eif. lHr trust ~ an Al
ugIHt-lFatTtN q Die k-gaLr Of
DAVID ' JOY, late ~ Ellsworth,
in TIE tunntt ct HaBrock. de-
rs...s-'!. by gNlng bnHd The law dlTecL- he
N, risrr requests Al person who arr iud.htt 10
Tar -ali tirs~as esi'- c-tafe L. make inrut.lIt-
Sc payment, ant those " no have any ac.uaLt.
thereon 10 exhibit the sane ~. raym.Bi
ABEIE u. SOY.
February 10th, l->i. 8,sl4
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Acertain Cure for RHEUMATISM q seus., Ct.

HLARKE'S Rheumatic Elixir enrrs the ,,.orzt cas-
Y es of Neuralgia in from two 10 four hour.
Rheuinafie Fever 10 three o. four days and ma, y
eases o. Chronic RheAlaas ism that Tor years had
defie.ithe skill Of .lle Physician and lie Power az
Medicine, Lave been cured by half dozen bottles
CI..hhE's RHEUMATIs, ELIXIR is sold t,y All
$500. Send for circular to the Proprietor. West
buxons Me- lyxss2s
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AGENTS AVID CANvAsskRs

Make from SIS 80 30 per week selling goods
or r. a. RIDE0IT a Co, 10 Barclay Street, New YORK
send for their Catalogue and terms. iyrS4
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~ Court - Probate holden Al Il,wurth. wlthia
and fpr D. County # Hancock. "n the u4l ri
wei tssisy Of Fe'raayg, \ u lN~t
certain ipsfrIme rurInrt TX ~ be the Lat - 90
AND Testament 81 AIR AlINM LONfLL lat ~
Buck-p in -aiI count, decreased. having 5e--n
prr-t-utetl fog probate
DEuE KEp fuAL 'tice be given
g. ala tel-uH- interested. by CAu-inE
copy ~ tu.s brirr % o, ttubit- thrre
se, l. ssrrs--tyrlg "a Tie Ellsworth Amrrtrau
printed At Etl~Worth. tnst they ,ut. suu-traI 3
Probate Court. III b. nrI.t 80 Ellsworth Ia .Ath
prrtr ~ Ne" -.ruBi N,tnr.sIas ui Nprt
~ TN tfe citrk he forenoon tud -tttN
cause b. aay thst hove, whs Ihc -AtH insttLn. ems
should nnt lie proved. arp. owed. ana aI.uN ID
tT,r "a IS - and let uirut % saii d,rs, -ed
r.. = fAEkEB ltt n, u q
Nttr-t -CHA-. + EuEE, i.-gi-tc
4 true COPY, Att.st .-tHAs. T. DUER, He.ls ~.
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Doss~.tie pars.

New Nars- Ar y. seh va srg NJ Young. Thomp.
suu uararuA.
f4---sl through Hell ate bound Fat, ~ch
Attcyr s, \ Ilre fpF paHyrFsE~1rt
49, Ssh lrviag Leslr HagYrt' ).
t.,i- -4->ch va trr 81 Young ThOnI,-un liar
a
Passed through Hen t,atr bound last ~rh
Asn :, Young Hut-lk IN or ra-ina
Vineyard Haven Ar. p, sch Mary Janr Lee,
tiasgert,, " ri4iv Ken Gar ii-s-IDn
>ell I've Bra4ch. hiLAker, Hst-ikrn for III
-wurth.
sch jed frec
JarAs"uri IL, sch wes ey sbbot Ponruy.
New NoTk
q. lo-ton-Ar Is, sch Eastern QuccH. puabar.
Burk-p5rt
sA!e,i trom uaml-ien Road. Il ,>ch storm retrel.
HerTick Bararoa.
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City and County.
Religious Services In this City each Sunday.

CoNGREGATIoNAL.-ire ~ 10 80 A.
NJ. aud p. NJ. sabbath school in tue afteI-
noon. at IL o'clock, NJ.
BAPTIST -PreschiIf u . and : i-2 2 " Sab
bath SCHOOL st +. n. Weekly Prayer Meet
ing, TUESDAY, evening At Ia O'Clock.
UNlZARikN.-t hurch ssrN tee at 2 :l5 and
P. Vi. sunday school at | p NJ.
JATunLIC.--Presching n 10 l-9 O'Clock A.
NJ. Sabbath school at r NJ.
METHoDIsT.-Pr srhing at aud : L. Nj
sabbath School At Y. NJ.
UNION TEMPERANCE ARFTING-eyerys sun
dsy at ) 81 T. NJ. nj Temperance Hall.
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Foreign lsors

Ar al seville, March IA RArk Mary q. Hale
Higgins, from New York,
In port al T0nuia March !. >ah. -htA tIrtutlai,
fTrrIiy. an Pride Of the Ea-t, L1r-i for New
! ORR, l'a'ivd ami had been waiting thrre WctAs
aiii waiting FOR water to cross the bar
sailed from Cuba, Jan. n, Bafk Pcnabssot
Cha man, b. ston.
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MAINE NEWS.

dispatches to the Ellsworth American. {
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N~- Advertisement. rhn wee.

seed taisiogue-Jsmss J. II Gregory.
Notes Lost-Mr>. julia Z. Card.
Freedom Not ice-Iacob J. Lord.
OK iaii-G. v simmons Il son.
Pensions wm. T. Mo ri
Annual Meeting -Jo~. Emerson. See.
Rhruriaffsm-- J swan.
state A-say.r-w. W FIX
Spring OPening-l ewis FRI nd.
20 eviu>urr-Geo ". Allen.
For. clo.tre-- ISenj p. f,rnham.
W ,ui,-l S-so0-r"wn of den.
y amer sea r oNe'--J. + Parkhurst.
rrobs = Noiirr-P r>c- Tuck
P.ubair Notices -. 4 borr.
stove Polish-IrNing osgooj.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-02

The alleged disgust of Attorney Gen
eral MacVeagh and Postmaster General
James over the Presidents recent nOmi-
nations, afford fine examples of the dis
cordant elements of the administration
and the Republican party. Mr.. Mac
Veagh is a representative of the moderate
Republicans. and as such objects to the
appointment of William E. Chandler, a
staIwart OF the Blaine type, to the
Solicitor Generaiship, an office closely
connected with the Attorney Generalship.
Mr.. James is a representative OF the
stalwart Republicans of the Conkling-
Grant type, and as such objects
as the nomination of VIM. 81.
Robertson, who is both a mod
crate and a Blaine man, to the
New York Custom Collectorship, one of
the most powerful political agencies in
the country. And so the game progress
es. the President finding it impossible to
make any movement without
treading on the toes Of some
member Of his Cabinet and
disgrunting somel faction Of his party.
It would seem that President Garfield,
in attempting to organize a harmonious
administration from the discordant ele-
ments of the Republican party, is about
to realize the truth of the old adage
which says: ut is impossible to make a
silk purse out of a sOw's ear"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-02

It is reported that Mr.. Conkling offers
to help the Democrats to defeat W. E.
Chambers confirmation on condition
that they help him to defeat RobertsOn's-
The Democrats, says the Richmond Dis
patch, should make no such bargain.
They can and ought to confirm Robert
son and vet defeat Chandler. Wayne
MacVeaghs friends in the Senate will
aid them in killing of Chandler; and
Hale, Frye, Hawley, and the other
Blaine Senators will aid them in con
hrming Robertson. The Democrats
have it in their power to control the
Senate.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-02
New York KorLd. "Ru their nnnta.

New York World: by their quota,
tons We shall know theml Senator Ma
hone solemnly likened himself to Lord
Marmion. Lord Marmion had a very
bad temper, undoubtedly, and was very
rude to the Earl of Angus when the Earl
explained that he would recognize him
officially, but must decline to shake
hands with forger merely because he
had commission to represent a sover-
eign State"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-02

MORMON MISSIONARIES. Mrs. Ann
Eliza Young, widow of Brigham Young,
declares that during a recent visit to
Covington. Ind, she found three
Mormon missionaries there sctiVely en-
gagged in preaching polygamy. and that
there is an organized church of Mormons,
numbering fifteen or twenty member !,
which is growing steadily.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-02
Grateful Women.

None receive so much benefit, and none
are so profoundly grateful and show such
an interest In recommending Hop BItters as
women. It is the only remedy peculiarly
adapted to the msny Ills the sex is almost
universally subject to. Chills and fever, in
digestion or deranged liver, constant or
periodical sick headaches, weakness in the
back or kidneys, pain in the shoulders and
different parts of the body, feeling Of las
situde and dependency, are all readily re-
moved by these Bitters.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-02

Elk Senator Gordon, of Georgia, who
is getting his engineers together for the
building of the Georgia Western Rail
road, says that in the North there has been
more interest in the South during the
last six months than was manifested in
the last ten years. Everybody whom
Gen. Gordon met in the North seemed
anxious to invest in the South.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-02

Bisbee, of Florida. is busy constructing
the necessary number Of election lies to
bolster up bis fourth contest for seat
IN the House Of Representatives. The
Washington Post thinks Blsbee will
turn contesting into a great National in
dustry fhe continues 10 be patient, In
dustrious and wholly untrammeled by
facts.