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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-02-26
LOUISIANA
State University
AGRICULTURAL AND xECHAN.
lCAL COLLEGE
The next session of this Institution
begins
January Sd. 1881,
And elossssJuly 4th. 1881.
And closes Jaiy 4th. 1881

FULL INSTRUCTION BY AN ALE
and experienced Faculty. in the usnal
collegiate studies.f Cadets will have
choice of four courses Classical, Seien-
tifc, Agricultural and Mechanical. No
tuition fee Is charged. There is an an.
nual fee of five dollars. Total charges
for Board. ETC., in the University, nine
teen dollars per month.
Cadets. upon entering the University.
before being assigned 70 quarters or
classes, and every three months there
after, shall present to the President she
Treasursr's receipt for three months
fees in advance. Cadets shall be re-
quirsd 70 purchase their own text books.
and must provide themselves With uni
form and updsrclothing.
For further iuformation, address
:. Nm PRESTON JOHNSTON,
reident Bstoa Rouge Le.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-02-26

thereby certify that on the 18th day
Of January, 1881, the Jury Commits
sioners for the parish of St. Tammany.
Louisiana, drew the following list to
serve as Grand and Petit Jurors, for the
irst week of the March term, A. ID.
1881, of the aforesaid court, to-wit:
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-02-26
~ - Outfit sent free to those who wish
M to engage in the most pleasant
QVO .o1 ,rn6t,I,Ia hpcipocc koouo

M to engage in the most pleasant
and profitable business known.
EVERYTHING new. Capital not required.
We will furnish you everything. $40 a
day and upwards is easily made withou.
sta, ing away from home over night. No
risk wha ever. Many new workers want
ed at once. Many are making fortunes
at the business. Ladies' make as much
as men. and young boys and girls make
great pay. No one who is willing to
work fails to make more poney every
day than can be made IN week at any
ordinary employment. Those who ell
gage at once will lind short road to
fortune. Address II. HALLETT d Co,
Portland, Maine. delSly
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-02-26
VENIRE.

The State Of Louisiana. Parish of st.
Tammany- Eighteenth Judicia! Dis
trict Court.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-26

Ca. rh9mA, \ So, t.-. go t7;iou
Prun,, .,au.A, Sl'.rll, evening Il parody
- Tie entered ;At -rt,.,, & the Fr4u-,l-
Wanna railroad ia l>jo. When the uAr
broke au,. Prr,Idcni Lincoln. i4.N aware Of
NJ SCOTT peculiar hiur,, tot the poet APP
pointed Alm Assistant >r,s,taH ri NAr
lie haI general charge Of the vast ulH.ian
transportation 81 the fedora. ARM aDd b.,
m4stcTl, administration %: ,ll, ,1arrdlus.,
difficult and uucrou, dl'i. gained for lam a
Nen high pu-itIOn lu the c.nnivl.e, II al
branches %! the general government Af;or
the MAR he entered upon the remark ahlr Ca
recT u railroad Capitalization aud co-opcra-
llon - bach h4, made hl, naulr a. a house
hold vord IA TIN, and other countries, A.
president of the Pennsylvania Central.
through the many other lines II leased under
~ Vast aud comprehensive plans. he con
;rO!led 1000 miles OF railroad ~ pTe,l-
den; Of the mon Pacific railroad be res
cued from confusion, peril and los lUD
miles Of railroad. He VA, one Of the prin-
cipai prOpueiurs and leading spirit, ia the
management Of the Northern Pacific Den
Yer Pacific, Kansas Pacific, Denver \ Rio
Graude iuarr0N gauge railroads. and other
important Western roads Tie was also
president Of the Southern Pacific railroad.
He va, the leading spirit Of the southern
railroad security company. which combines
a large number Southern railroads in ole
general organization. HI, first wife was
Miss Muliison Of Columbia. b, whom he
had d son and daughter. The former, who
graduated from scientific academy. is nov
in a Philadelphia banking house The
daughter was lately married to New York
banker. Mr.. SCOTS second wife was Miss
Annie Riddle. daughter Of the late X. VI.
Riddle, editor of the Piitsburg Commercial.
BY thi, lady Mr.. Scott had two sons Mr..
SCOTS latest enterprise was the building OF
line Of firsi-class ocean steamers to run
between Philadelphia and Cardiff, Wales.
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.. :. :,
so hhder ms ewes IL tneS ne down 70 resi-
mi'' re oeS'de MN. u i shame 70
Speik o. these things nut I" destroy sueh
an eva II is ncccS'ArA to look at these ahodes
oil misery. IN daiHEht ana "hen open fHf
inspection theN are empty. swept anu gar
Bat think Of the scene in the darkness Of
the night. the ship pitching in midocean,
when glimmering lamp or two makes ,isi-
ble to you this mass Of moaning humanity.
Look at that Young mother with two or three
helpless babies IN the agonleS of sea>lck-
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>oNf or THf CHANGE, THNT nav uLfN
MNpF-A Gf\tkAL >tAE,HiND ut TIM
~CEtrrJ RLS.
The Revised Ne~ Testament !. published.
and. IN the nam. meet, with general APP
pro, al Tn, revision had d., origin Al the
oou,oca,ion OF Canterbury. ia Man. lN-u.
when committee Of eminent scholar. 81;
the Church Of England Nj, appointed tn
revise for public Use the authorized version
Of 1911. now commonly known a. klng
James version. Tin, committee ~ ~ author
Izcd to al!S e. itself Christian scholar, Of
other denominations and "a, finally Cou>ti-
tutDi comprised seventy -u.us memhcT>
twtntN seven uf Whou we're Am,ucaus In
the meantime the committee have been pa
tlontiy al work. and have already finished
IL, revision Of the \cW Testament be
purisou 90 the committee winch had this
special charge have dl,paudcd while tho
work On the old Testament continues. - b..
brought To- complexion. j, O, hoped four
wear, hcucr.
The publication u tAi- portion o.! IN, Re
yl>cd Ing >h Bible II al event of grcA; M
ieres; over the ~uo.e English World. The
cumm.iic, ou revision have dugc their work
certainly ia 'a., ,a4H,rl and ~ believe gu
both ,u-n;r.,,, Without comp,usa;.nu. and
with nu ,Npccia,Iua OF reward. save that
Aa.rh al~a Az comes from ,uu:rfrug benefit,
on mankind /, - olA NAl,h W4A b., IN
meGIair4v sought With cAgcgir,s - hcreseE
the English i4nKaag, - spoken II, ,.mp.,
and sole design ,, 20 present "a, New I-.-
lament a. English reader, .a a torn the
most accurate and ;hr most .u.ti. lsilic
~hloh Tie scholarship u' -, AZ, ga. i,,l,e.
and that, iou. Ni1uut any uc,d.c,, d,,tA-
ton from the ,crsrtt.r English ,rr-lua.
n hi,h ha, been 30 nee iur ,Na nuu4sv.l ana
SEVENTY Year. We maN -s''i, sa' than. ta-
rlm" ~ lya~'. ta., REVISED \rv l,-. ain,at
W.. b, rad vaih guWu.tr. A,,.gan 3, al.
,nr'- 81 people. Il Viii h. scanned Nth
eager >Cru'las. an. w.. 'r .airta.N come
pare. v.;1 'ae VERSION o, ha- James.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-26

The Augusta journal reports that ex-
postmaster Boyd, Of Houlton, was in March
found guilty Of embezzling United States
funds to the amount Of 81 POO. Inspector
Bigelow reported his case TO the depart
ment, and was instructed to put the office
in charge Of Mr. Boyd's bondsmen-Hen
Llewellyn Powers. A A. Burleigh and DR.
Buzzell-and notify them that they must
make good the amount to the government
The prosecution Of the erring postmaster
was left entirely 10 the discretion of these
gentlemen. Soon after. Hon. Rben Wood
bury was nominated for the postmastership,
but owing 10 the deadlock in the Senate
he was not confirmed until few DAYS ago
and will not enter upon his duties until
June lst. The affairs of the office. mean
while. are conducted BY the bondsmen.
BOYD. il seems. was lately employed as dis
tributioR clerk. and Immediately complaints
began that money letters were lost. Watch
was set on BOYD, and he was detected with
deeoy letters on his person which he had
taken from the mails, hence the arrest. He
will be arraigned on two counts-for embez-
element of funds and for robbing the United
States mail
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State News.

There is talk among the Harpswell
people of building narrow gauge railroad
from Brunswick to Mere POINT
-Geners Chamberlain told the Auburn
eX-soldiers that he had engaged la deliver
the Memorial day address at Springfield
Mass. and he consequently couldn't accept
their invitation. The, have now secured
the services of Hon. John Z. Swanze, Of
Canton.
Merrill the maircidc wl> the lion on
the tram from Augusta tn Rockland. on
THURSDAY. lie was ON his way To State
PRISON and crowd Of . thousand gathered
at the Bath dcpo, To see HIM.
The next base bail tug y IN prnhlbl, be
between the Bate, and h wdoiu, This
game viii probably take place before the
final game played With the Colh,>. The an
engagements have not been definitely con
Guided. yet but the prospect il tine game
Mil occur IN Lewiston next SATURDAY.
Mr.. Joshua DAVIS. Who WI, wounded
severely IN the late shooting afirav IN liar
monS j. stili IA a critical condition. The
criminal, were put under 500 bonds. and
found bail Mr.. Laura DAVIS aud mother
have rcpleNiurd the stock aud bad .; driven
back The prisoners plead >clf-delence.
Mo, Susan Reed Of Phillips. went to
brunswick To consult the medical facult,
regarding a tumor and died suddenly Wed
nesday nigh, before the operation, at the
age OF -.
-Gcorgc T. Bra, he,t Of Belfast, left on
"Wednesday for Topeka. Kansas. where he
goes as a delegate from the Maine Grand
Lodge ofGo"d Tomplar, to the annual ,e,-
SION Of the Grand Lodge Of the world Mr.
Bracket will be absent from two 10 three
weeks
Las, Monda,. a, ~, George. Clinton.
son Of Simon Harrington. while at play
pointed a pistol at h, brother Alphouso.
and pulled the Trigger. He dad not know
that the weapon Ma, loaded. rhe bullet
struck AIphon.o M ihc forehead lie died
"Wednesday from the effect, Of the wound
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Some Recent Appointments


The appointment Of ex-senator Blanche
X. Bruce as Register Of the Treasury j. a
good one politically and personally. Il rec
ognize, the colored Republican elrmcn; 81
the South by putting one Of IT, ab.e>t and
worthiest leaders IN al important Govern
meni position Mr. Bruce j. We. fitted for
the place. He ha, education. large eNp,ri-
euce II public affairs and a record a. a poll
uclaa 80 uueNcepuOnah.c that during h!s
SeHatoria! term he commanded the rc>pec;
Of the Democrat, of Mississippi. a, vel a.
the confidence Of hl, own party a>>nc.ate>-
q thing that can b. SAID Of Few coloreG men
e.es ated 10 pubic Office over the head, Of
III, intoierani " hiie element in the South
The former Register GLENN W Scufcld
goes 10 the bench Of the Court of Claims. d
position quite In the line Of his taste, and
talents. lie was formerly . Judge Ia Penn
sy.Nanla. and before he took a Irc4>aT,
Office Wa FOR long TINE a leading member
Of the delegation from that State in the
House Of Representatives.
The new Minister TO Turkey. General
lew Wallace, Of Indiana. late Governor Of
New Mexico. has an equal talent for ImagI-
native literature and for politics and dlp!o-
macy. He has written two romanoes Of
more than ordinary merit. one plcturlng the
Civilization Of the Aztec IN Mexico before
the Conquest. = the other describing the
social and religious lf, Of Palestine at the
time Of the advent Of Christ He will find
no complicated international threads to
straIghten Al Con>tantiuople and viii have
time 10 gather abundAn, material for new
literary work. The recall Of Nh Chrl,-
Pr I,
by his friends General Hur.but. Of Illinois.
who succeeds him, Ia, served with credit 10
Congress and the army. He Will not lack
employment IN his new field Of labor. Our
citizens have many private interest, of great
Importance on the West Coast and our
Government ought 10 exert some influence
on the question Of whether Peru j. 10 be
ruled By Chill, Vt j. " be .ei on her feet
again as an independent nation. Minister
Osborn gets a promotion in being trans
ferred from Santiago 10 Rio. His successor
in Chill, General Fitzpatrick, goes back tc a
post which be formerly held for three years.
he change IL the Agricultural Depart
ment which puts ex-COngressman Lor!ng in
place Of Mr.. Le Due viii be general, ap-
proved. Il Is a current opinion that this
branch Of the Government has never been
made so useful 10 the public as it nigh, be
Perhaps the fault has been with Congress
more than with the numerous gentlemen
who have held the Commis.!onership but
however this may be, the Department has
been the victim Of much fault-fnding and
rdIcule ever since II was created in Presl-
dent Llncoln's time. DIR. Loring Is prac-
tea farmer, and Is regarded as an authority
on agricultural questions in Massachusetts
We confidently expect that he will employ
his well known energy and intelligence upon
the work Of his department in such man
ner as 10 secure for Il 3 greater degree Of
respect and confidence from the farming
community than II has ever vet enjoyed
New York Tribune.
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Notice OF Foreclosure.

OtEuENn WILSON slsi RAND = ,.l.#u
~ B. d. q. herr u.Hi. count. - Na-tlus t..a.
Name ga t., t~-l.i. astl 41y - O.. To- -cr. i.
u is-l. .uustEt.t 60 n. .srr Nrss-ll. 90 ~. fact
Alip 'uunt MAlu,. h. l..ir mortgage %, 10 q,
ufgt..l lu W A-l.us .u Ne. !-tI. 90 ls-.- Nh -.
lsaEr ar.. A Han. "a ~. .trs - b.r.i- t
~. Ia~v lii. certain rrA. e. at situate ID ,a4I
hrE., t.,-.l " wlt 70 u-inK .lu Or ,.i,-, ta
.rti4,l 40 y o., ~h.u.i. III Aad III uil4,r Nu.EA
lu. L,ionllug With NJ same. ami an appur-e
u4n,"- b. longing "a, rrtlt heing the MI aIi
privilege CtuNt y'l g. -4lI s!-uu AuI & i+..u ls
Robert steele. &. tlr,l ltLr.l Juif .. I--U lss
,vr'ir-i iu asA.u.tau Es-strs u lhce,is Haok !-
pagr ~. Al- certain pared % ali -itust..l "a
l'N n-Llp ~. 10 MutII, Division, ia h. tsuH.
u HAucpck. iu aid state 81 Maine. ruutaIniug
thre hundred and went, arr,. ur i.-- aut
The ,afur ,OuErt Ell b. -siI " ii.un AMI olson
hy isut-rt ~tre-. bs bt- .lc-i itirti JaI, = l.-J
k"cFri'd 10 HAns'-k kgt-Iry & is-ei-. li.'oA l1t
Fag" -. ~sid mortgage .--l.Erd b, -IlI
E1sueErr \cWrll o. llhtishuru. Elu- 4 &c.. ~
Eil.WOrth 10 said touniy Of HaRro-A. "a hi,h a.-
-lSnmsnt l. 'ec1pis,i IA Washing on Er1is 2, Il
Dr,d- BOOK 10, Iasr -. AMI IL n.,-A Es.I.try
81 D~",i-, h"l. -, page ~ Md wh-rras the
condition % -alI MORT ~ Ia. tsren broken. We
be uBdcT.gresl ~ rea-.,n thereof ri.lm . fore.
ciu-aTv - tie
I~l HNEr~HOEN. BILLS 4 GO
EllaW.. III, Mal IL. ISL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-26

IT. EEIIUF AND CURE n r ;TAI\ ~ DAY
Fpt LOWS DAY. NlIIlOJ Any OPER y
IIDN OR HINbE >tE FROM l. ABOR.
sin the reducti "a ct pT. >hermau's terms,
thousands are cr,,wding upon him ter treatment,
gladly throw ing away their gtipins, lTASome, di>
pri lng ami ii y. uIsnlng trus~es, HIS treat.
mcHl Tor j. affection makes thy tiCnt comfort
able amt safe ti, peri frmJurt nf every Kind of
rN rCl~e or hur. ~ b. q grand thing vuJ those
- hp ru uIp',i ami Jn uui prov itt thtm-'' We
with 10 must e.. .tur. tie danger nt thai prcCari-
Gus atl .linu and the use OF lrus-"- a through
ife--Ih u~aud- ut those ,urtd give the most Hat
terirg tes timonia.- 81 gratitude % br. sherman.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-26
NOn.Resident Taxes.

1lHE following list Of taNc- real estate Of non
i resident owner, in the town Of Walttiam, for
the Year lssO, 10 bills committed to George
W Cook, colt cor Of sad town. ON the 18th lay
OF june lSSI, has been returned by
HIM 10 ne a. remaining unpaid, on the 1t day Of
May, ISL, by his certificate Of that date and
nov Temala unpaid; AMI notice Is hereby gwen
that n The laid taNes. lntrre-t snd charges not
paid In the Treasury Of the -aIj town Wtihtu eIgh
teen months from the date OF the commitment Of
said bills 80 much OF the real estate taxed as Will
re sufficient Ia pay the amount due therefor,
including interest snd charges, viii without
further notice be sold al public Auction a, the
town House in said toNn ON the 18th iay OF DE
cember ISL, at O'Clock 4. VI.
Name and Desc iption No ~
of Real r., tate Acres. Value. Tax
Nel-0n Jellison, or owner
unk Lot NJ. Al. 3i2 sis5 s7O2
:. J. HOOPER, Treasurer Of the town Of Wal'ham-
WIltham Ne, May 10th, ISL. 5w2l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-26

Great Men.


Nix. EDITOR The resignation of the
New York Senators is spoken Of by the PEG
pie whom meet as "a hovish freak Ihe
oaly wish | have heard expressed. Is. that
they may not be returned to the |. ).
Senate.
A. a native of Maine, it gives me pleas
ure 10 hear the Massachusetts people speak
IN terms Of praise. of the Senators from
Maine. OF course they are not liked hv
every body. and 1t would not be- Just to sav.
that they commit no mistakes. The, are
imperfect, like other people. and have their
preferences and prgjudIcc> to contend with.
aud art liable TO err. | have heard 1t adj
mitted by very good Judges. that Maine
Hera had better dcbator, IN the |. ). Sen
ate than She has now
The common people, who are not seek
ing Office. speak OF the l. $ Senate. as
Our National Debating Society"
In the protractrd discussion at Washing
ton. some good things were sand. Of course :
but, there wa> an exhibition nt weakness
and >elh>hnes>, veil calculated to make an
American citizen blush with shame
Even me man can be the cause of much
worthless discussion, and needles, expense
an thc State. When a man = sensible
enough To do rght. be- d, entitled to respect.
even # bI> action i against h., own part,
\ man should bee ashamed to belong 10 a
part, that can't endure trn'i. and ,,gsf
action.
some people. especially .'boliers. either
IN church or State. get nearl, all their popu-
.artN from some error m theory. or from
some very foolish OF indi>crcct act They
are better known for their lmperfecfion,
than for their virtues Better known for
the trouble they make. than for the good
they Do. TIN, Is a. true of man, Of our
|. ). senators a. il is Of the average clti-
zen Men who are intellectually great. are
Not alWay, icise or goat How much Ne
need Q"od and t-nS ma, to manage the at
iair> Of this great nation How much "
nccs men Who love Country monr than
party, and Who viii act with reference To-
the good Of the ~h,i, people, NJ
MaK 2lst ISL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-26
THURSDAY. NAY 2e. 1851.
The Un-resigned Senators.


The result OF the battle wagrd b, the late
New York Senators against the admins
tration has thu, far been productive Of no
harm to anybod,, save the Senators them
selves.
Robertson. the oaHyI b,ii,. la, h,eu con
frmed Collector Of the Port Of New York
without opposition. the senate has nnallg
adjourned. and the country at large over
whelmingis sustain the President Mean
while the defiant senator. arr on a pilgrim
age to Albany, supplicaiing the y. Y Leg
i,lature TO endorse their folly bS sending
them back 10 their old seats IN the t. :.
Senate. Latest ad,ioe> leave this IN doubt.
with the probabilities strongly in favor Of
the return Of new men.
OF course, the blind follower, Of Mr..
Conkiing will follow HI, lead and share hi,
fortunes Every effort viii be- pu, forth
b, them to reinsiaie their Idol in Ia, posi-
ton. /; may pos>ib., be successful. bu;
that thu, senator has los; hls prestige
among friends aud foes a. 4 statesman and
political leader cannot be denied.
Among the most ridiculous phases of
tins oommouon. j. the gayanizlng INTO
spasmod.c action. the mouhuuG Dcmoc-
racy. Suddenly. the silence they have
maintained >inor the No,cmber election.
has been broken, and al At onoc they are fall
ing down and worshipping Conkling. a. the
incarnation OF craftsmanship. patriotism and
honor. Some, even propose him. til,
Democratic candidate FOR President in 1851
Wait little, gentlemen, though YOU
might select a worse man. and let Us see
how We approve Of the administration Of
President Garfield, who thus far la, won
golden opinions from the country Al .4rge
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Ru pture

IL, is he aut cor and inventor Of his popular y =
trtn he unart> his secret a. M enc, Is as plea
BIZ, o. all glasses and cases. and uud his Fe'iuce"
rat. within the ga h uf almost ~. ~ one
Patients can receive treatment and have iut
home tie same day Dr. Shermaus Book "a Rup,
tIrr gives convincing proofs rom protessl mai
grutlluen attl others OF his -urCrs>i4l trea ueht
IL Is Illustrated With photograph pic ures Z had
tet~r- before and after cure and L. sent 10 those
vino send 90 cent Principal eftre, 81 i'r"ad'
way, y y Branch Office, IS Nll& street, Boston.
Day- IN New Yurk-Mo day, Tuesday. saturday
In Boston Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-26

The letter Of Mr.. Jay 4. Hubbell,
chairman Of the Congressional Republican
Committee. 10 Gen. Garfield, which ELECTED
from the latter a response which hostile
critics have distorted for the purpose OF
harming the President, has just been pub
lished. Mr.. Hubbell wrote to Gen. Gar
field that Mr.. Brady of the Post Office De-
partment was cool towards him, and asked
of the republican candidate ITO set him
right, or in some way express desire for
his aid" To that request, the President re-
piled as follows: please say TO Brady ]
hope he will give US all the assistance pos
sible | think he can help effectively"
That was all upon which some yirulent
party prints have yainly attempted to impli-
cate the President in the Star Route frauds.
The Presidents orders to the Postmaster
General to ferret out the Star Route swim
dies, is his ample defense.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-26
Women Never Think :"

If tie Grabbed old bachelor vho uttered
'h., sentiment could bu, vi,ncs, the intense
thought. deep ,tud, aud thorough iu,c.t,-
CATION uf women IN determining the best
medicine, TO keep their fAm,lie, veil. and
would note their ,aga.siy and si,dom III
selecting Hop Bitter, a. the best. and a.
mou,'rai.ug il b, Keeping their fAmili,, Ia
perpetual health, al mere nomiua. ~ pcn.,,
he would be forced to acknov ledge that
such sentiments are ba,clc>s and false
P,11yHH,.
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State Of Maine.

HANCOCK. Eden. May %. ISL.
MOTTO Is hereby given, that IL Ia wing the Wat
IN er Pipe On Eden street. In the Village 81 bar
HarboT, divergence viii BE- made from the street
{ The East Al point near the Cottages OF James
kd'iy, also at q point near the Cottages Of John
and Chas How, also At point the CottaK :
Of kben Salisbury ami Frank Phillips, amt from
the las named point the pipe will swing 10 the
West and run o. the New Ee-cyUir.
Also Notice i given that new dam, and
other works a; the present head OF the hume will be
constructed, ard also dam and este House At
Eagle Lake. Accurate plans ami surveys of the -
proposed works viii be dulS filed ith the Town
CLERK ol Eden u which all Interested referred.
3M2l H. H. MATfRGO,