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Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-15
Watchman Visits Marion.
MARQN. A. A. Oct. 9Th ]

MARION, A A. Oct 9th, 1881.
70 the Editor Of the Gazetie:-
After three days af wearisOme travel
ing, beginning at Fayetteville, Tenn, L
arrived here to-day. On my journey |
stopped over at Huntsville, Decatur
and Selma long enongh for short peep
ut these leading towns.
The crops in this county are cut short
fully one half especially the cotton.
Worms are damaging this staple very
mucl.
find the people here industrious and
liberal hearted.
The Aabana Synod (col'd) convenes
here to night. The following ministers
from North Alabama are in attepdance
Rev. Alfred Barnette, Of Huntsville
Rev. CAfss. Harden, of Centre Star and
Elder Henry Bowlen, Of Bell Factory.
A very successful session il anticipated.
| found the following orders flourish
ing in Selma among the colored people
Masonic, Odd Fellows and Knights Of
Wise Men. wArcHMAN
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-15

GUIT1AUs brother-in.law handed
him package Of newspapers last Fri
day and the assassin seized them with
great eagerness. He has not been al
lowed to read the papers since his i'm
prisonment. Expecting to Gnd words
of sympathy hs was startled and
shocked by reading in the first arti
Gle be saw demand for his immedi-
ate execution. He threw the papers
aside and passed very restless night.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-15
Stsry Of the Sewing Machine
WANTED HlTnEN
DAWN Or aRFaT hIaTT FuT1RH IN fne

~ o. ~ 6v 6hEAI EU AO1G
in this lite, through the dark valley and
in the life eternal, as seen in the best
thoughts Of leading authors and schol-
ars, among whom are Bishops Simpsn,
Foster, Warren, Hurst and F0ss. Joseph
Cook. Beecher, Talmake, DIR. Currie,
DR.. March. Dr.. McCosh. DR.. Crosby.
DIR. Cayler, Geo. d. Prentice, Dean
Stanley. Whittier, Longfellow and 9th.
ers. The subjects treated are Death,
Immortality. Millennium and Second all
vent, the Resurrection, Judg the
Punishment Of the Wicke,i. and the
Reward of the Righteous. A rich feast
awaits the reader of this book. II is al
solutely without rival. Every body
vii read it. School Teachers. Students
Young Men and Ladies, acting as agents
for this book are making over 500 a
month. Sells fast. One agent sold a
first Is days. another 46 in days \ lady
sold 8 i'm 10 hours. Secure territory
quick. Also agents wanted for the best
illustrated Revised New Testament, and
Tor the finest Famiip Bible ever sold by
agents. Send for circulars.
p. w. ZIEGLER & Co.,
9l5 Arch ST., Philadelphia, Pa. l3O E.
Adams St., Chicago, Ill.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-15

nnOmbusiness now before the pnb-
6HN les ae ~ore saH for %ans ks .nan %o1ss
anything else. Capital not required.
We will start you. $l2 day and up
wards made at home by the industrious.
Men. women, boys and girls wanted ev-
erywhere to work for US. Now is the
time. Yon can devote your whole time
TO the work, or only your spare mo-
lnents. No other business will pay you
nearly IS well. No one willing to work
can fail to make enormous pay by en-
gaging at once. Costly outfit and terms
Tree. A great opportunity for making
money easily and honorably. Address
TRUE 4 Co, Augusta, Ne.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-15
SATURDAY, OCT. Is 1881.
Notice.

Subscriptions to this paper are due
in advance. Our friends who are still
indebted t. as will consider blue
srsss On this paragraph as request
for ssttlemuat, which they will please
make Immediately. Money by mail
sheuld We sent either by pcstofice
nsney order Or registered letter.
Subscribers will confer favor on
us By prempt notification of any
failure to receive their paper. If.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-15

lNTELLIGENCE received at the War
ner Observatory from Bristol. Eng
land, states that Prof. w. F. Den
ming discovered a bright new comet
on the 4th inst, located in the constel-
latioa Of Leo. This is the sixth comet
which has been seen since MAY 1st.
FIVE being new discoveries al but two
of which were FIRST observed by Amer
leans. Mr.. II. H. Warner has given
in comet prizes during the past year
81 800.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-15

Bs distrsncai>ing New York and
allowing Rhode lsl..od only halt a
vote the Democrats succeeded in
eiecting senaior Bayala. President pr
tenn Of the Senase. Suppose now Il a.
the full Senate .evesses their action
and selects another man, will they not
be n q ly hoissed on their own petard?
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-15

Sup't. of Education w. r. Hanserd,
OF Limestone has been reanDointed.
The Public Schools Of Montgomery
opened Oct- 5nd.
The Tnskesee CO ored Normal School
has 40 pu3ss.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-15

THl New YORK Democracy has shu,
the door iu Tamma.vs face, ara # we
do not hear Of wsr na.nt and scal-s
Taamany IS not what it used 10 b..
In contrast to this division IN the
Democratic ranks. on the Republican
side the stalwarts and the haIf.hreeds.
the lion aud the lamb. lie down to
gethes and harmony prevails.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-15

SPEcuLArIoNs as 20 he capsp Of rbe
defeat Of Col. R)h6 Ha,laa 10, the
Oaio Legislature may now se expects d.
A freud familiar VIII sAe n.ominens
colo'ed men 10 his n.ss cs nlio, n., us
that he ar.'ci.'ase led the. Coh lel, de-
feat from the f.ci thss he was very
unpop''af among hiaown people.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-15

SINCE The admission Of the three
new Senators the Senate st ,nds thirty
seven Republicans 10 thirty seven
Democrats. leaving Mahone and Ds-
Wis to to tarn The sc..les TO eli her side
they Wish or te preserve the equiiib-
rinm by dividing heir woes.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-15

SENATOR Malone is confident of his
party carrying Virginia. His course
in the extra session has helped the
Readjusters with the Republicans o.
the State.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-15
MY Good Woman.

Why are you SO out of never able to tell
folks that you are we'll Ten TO one it's all
caused IN the first place by habitual cou
stipation. which no doubt finally caused
tieranged kidEeys and liver. The sure ca 9
Tor constipation is the celebrated Kidney
Wort. It is also specific remedy for all
kidney and liver diseases Thousands are
cured by it every month Try it at once. =
Toledo Biale
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-15

BY decided majority of the Re-
publican Senatorial Caucus It Was de,
t"rmined, last Wednesday, to elect
Seuafor David Davis as candidate
T. displace Senator Bayard as presi-
dent pro TEN Of the Senate.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-15

If it is safe policy in politics to
do that which your enemy would have
you not to do, then in the coming
contest In this state the Republicans,
Independents and Green5ackers must
move in a body against tie Boa-bon
stronghold.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-15

GENERAL Arthur never found out
how many friends and admirers he
had until he became President. Such
life.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-15

SENATOR David Davis was elected
President pro tenn Of the Senate Thurs
day. Vote. 36 to a. Exit Senator
Bayard.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-15

GEN. Ben Butler saws that he is
otherwise engaged aud canpot serve
as counsel for Gu;teau.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-15

The result of the elections in Ohio
and Iowa shows that the Republican
elephant is still in vigorous health.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-06-23

Abolition of He'll Gate PilOtage Laws.
The law, as passed by the New York Leg
islature for the abolition OF the Hell Gate
pilotage, is as follows:
The people Of the State of New York.
represented in Senate and Assembly, do
enact a. follows:
SECTION /. No piotage shall be charg
ed to any vessel under a coasting license
on entering or departing from the port OF
New York by wa, of the East river. called
Hell Gate unless such vessel actually en-
plov> pilot.
SIC, , All act, or parts of act, iacon-
Sisient with the provisions Of tins at are
hereby repealed.
The above bin was drawn up b, Mr.
George b. Mason. secretary Of the Vessel
Owner, and Captains Cooperative A.
>ociAiion of New York, aud MIR Mason
cautions captain, and owners against con
tributinS fund, To any person claiming to
have effected the passage Of the law
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-06-23
Colby University Commencement.

June 10Th. afternoon, sermon; Anni,er-
sary BoarIman Missionary Society address
by F.. VI. Ellis. ID. d., of Boston, The
moral dignity of the Christian Ministry"
June -, Junior exhibition; afternoon, plant
ing Of the ivy. June y, 9 \. NJ. meeting
OF the Board Of trustees; 7. NJ. meeting
OF the Alumni Association; T. NJ. ann
versaTy of Literary Societies; Grafton hs l..
l.. Magoon. u. D.. of Philadelphia. drama
OF History poem by Mark Ilafton. -. H..
of Boston. Flashes from a Ministers Mir
ror.' June -. Commencement Glass Of 81 .
with pats assigned TO G. NJ. Cohuru. Skov-
hogan; 7. B. Cushing. Skow hogan: J. +.
DAVIS. Rockland; +, NJ Gardiner. salem.
Mass. |. " Grimes. Boston. Mass: H. b.
Knox. Pennington. y. H.: J. X. Mcloacr.
Watcr'illc; J. II. Par,hicy. Live Oak.
Fla; +. VI Prcblc. Chc,;rr,lllc. Ne: J. VI.
" Nman, Water,ie. Evening. commence
ment concert; Mis- T. Bachelor. boston.
soprano; Nj. II. {. Brown. Boston. cornet
Soloi>t Herr Paul Fox, Boston. ilu;, >olul>t
Browns Brigade Band. After the concert.
presidents lcNcc.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-06-23
Meeting Of the Contributors Of the Maine
Farmers Almanac"

On Friday. June l., at II O'Clock A. NJ.
there met IN the parlorS of the Hallowcll
House, Ha..OwelI, the contributors. pub
fishers and eN-publishers of that old and
time-honored publication, the Maine Far
mer>' Almanac" This is the second recep-
ton given the contributors by the publish
ers, and al tins meeting steps were taken TO
effect a permanent organization. Not a
large number were present, the greater part
being farmers We should judge. and each
individual was invariably addressed BY his
nom De plume. 1t would be rather ont Of
place even in this connection TO comment
on the fine appearance or intelligent counte-
nances of the contributors; for from child
hood We all have been led almost to revere
their work, and no better compliment can
be paid them than to refer 10 the fact that
their productions have stood the test Of
more than half a century
On assembling, the meeting was called to
order BY "Calchas." and 4. f. Taught in
due form. installed as chairman. An ad-
dress Of welcome was then rendered bv
Eureka" and emitting the roll call. be-
cause Of the small number present, "R. ID.
W" proceeded with his able and highly in
teresting historical address The poem was
read by 'Noemus." "Hurrah" being absent,
after which some very interesting letters
from absent members WeS read.
Remarks then followed. from ..Noemus.
"Calchas," J. c. Friend, \ f. Taught and
Major Rowell Of Hallo~ell After dinner
which was heartily enjoyed. and lasted for
about an hour, the company again assem-
bled in the parlor to transact what business
might be necessary to effect their permanent
organization. j. C. Friend. Silent" and
"Hurrah" were constituted committee to
draft constitution and bylaws. and to per
form such other duties as might deyoye
upon an executive committee.
Hon. Chas +. Nash. the present pub
| Usher, IN brief but very appropriate remarks,
then expressed bis enjoyment of the occa-
sion. stating that il would be great pleas
ure to meet them each wear either at Au-
gusta or Hallowel as they might choose.
Silent" then read the yaledictory and after
designating the second Wednesday in 0cto-
Der. 80, as the date OF their next meeting.
the company adjourned. May the organi-
cation PROVE a source of JOY and profit to
| all cUncened.-i Journal
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State News.

Mr.. Peter " ms ~. the oldest man ln
Belfast. died Monday. June 18th Nj
Win>luw was ~ Wears eigh' months and
thirteen daN, of age.
Fila, NJ smith of Flagstaff. late of
Fnehurs. aged 26 wears committed suicide
recently, by taking >iry chnuc. Dieappoint-
meui IA love is reported to bee the cause.
The Hou,on IimeS of the 10th
saws. Unwa>hcd wool bring, in this market
TO day - c'>. per pound. Washed. from 80
to 33 cts.
The Belfast journal SAYS that alewiyos
have been running lively in the Ea>, Ma
chias r,cr. CYRUS +. Blackman caugh;
forty-one barrels in two days fishing The,
sold for about go cents a barrel
Joseph + Smith. promincn, LAWYER
Of Chicago. H.. died At hl, residence in that
city. June 10th Mr. Smith wa James G.
B.aine's opponent when be first ran for Con
gress in 1853. and hi> father va, governor
Of Maine in 1881.
The Wing saws a man on last wears
Bangor police. went INTO saloon FRIDAY.
TO purchase some honey. The saloon keep
er wa> troubled With guilt, conscience. and
threw out his liquor, aud ordered the cx-
was not ON this YEAR, force.
The Telegraph l,aru, tina, Richard
Rousseau. who ia;ci, died IN Brunswick
poor house. having, 1t j, reported. bccu run
over by an engine Will, drunk on III, track
vas a son of the ate Gen. Rousseau uf Ken
lucky.
The stronce>; man IN Bath. j. Joseph
Green. who >hUuldtTpG thu boW->prIt 20! a
6oo-ton vessel. the other day. and carried II
twenty five rods, Whtn lIoucl. .t was.
with the assistance u! s.N h.IoA,ni.ths. Gle
waited to H. former position. and carried on
board the ,c>>,. 10y Mr.. Green.
Warren \ Hamilton and + II. Sweet
land. vino left k,gA.aud ID a small boa; En-
daN o' week before last. intending 90 90 90
the Fo> Island lnorolg htarc and return th,
same night. have not been heard Of. and +.
!, more than prohabi, that their boa; found
cred and both wcr, drowned tha, afternoon.
Charlie II. Hartford and Alfred Ross.
of Portland. escaped from the Reform
School. Wcln,,Ias Tie former ], sixteen
ycar> old. l.-h, complexion. and has - .AT-
scar on h.> rsgh, wrist The latter is Is
wears old and has hight complexion. Both
wore srayl>A brown suits and black f,.t
mas
Rev. John !. Adam, died .a Greenland.
y. H. me I'm ">'-' aged ~ Years. lie
y'''''" 'He Nc" '.N-i.,." ,''''i'h,', "h.,a
,lt' 'i''' '.',' ''' '''' Ne" l-'''AAH >,"'.>'l
~ ''." ~ "', ''l' .'' wa com pre-. io"F-
,y zee 20 '"',,H '"'N ,','''i''' ms ~ '"' '''"
I''>'l''' g' VI amt .-'," A' N'''''N .' morse
'A' '...' 1'I''S many ..Ai''''-'. il'' '"'H
%" Ms "I>' !'" Wa
The nI"n'"H say OF II A,ne-. 'tc mlr-
acrer sam HAYNES "u4ad has aca.ra. and
he j. apparently a. We. and strong a., bee
fore Ms bod! VA, bored vitA rife bullet.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-06-23
Notice of Foreclosure.

QUBlIC no Ice ], Ii ryby given that George A.
L Dyer by his d.ei died sept. %, Is72 and
recorded in Hancock Registry OF De H., Vol A.
Page 80. IN rtgaged t. Robert Gerry. a certain
parcel 81 land situated Ia lsworth and bou. ,ed
follow, 10 wit: Beginning On the IA -terIy line
Of pring ect and at Robert Reed- Northeast
corner. thence running sc ters on aid Reed
line q Mrs III Annie Overs Southeast corner,
thence 'rly on said Dyer's line siN rods and
six cen links T. her Northeast corner, thence Eat
eriy 10 said street thence Southery on sa 4eet
Fix rods to he place u ginning, and containing
seyety four AID three-f Ous tins square rods NOR.
less. id mortg g was duly assigned u me
by robert Gerry, May 2s, ISL, and recorded. The
conditions Of said mortgage ar IrJken, and by
e.sOn thereof claim to foreclOse the same and
give this notice for that pu' pose
ELIZA J. ROYAL.
Fer " H. Campbell
Ellsworth, June 7, lssl 3w2}s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-06-23
THURSDAY. JUNE Is. 1851.

DR. Albert G. Nackcy. one Of the most
prominent ma>ons IN the countr, and author
of Mackel'> Masonic Manual, died at Fort
ress Monroe, Monda,.
Another Sir Roger TIohbornc Ia, come
to the surface. this time in san Francisco.
The Duke Of Sutherland and DR. Russell
have had interviews with the man and a full
statement Of the case has been mailed TO
England by Russell
General Tom Browne of Indiana Of the
Committee of Visitors Of Annapolis SAYS
that when the Board unanimously voted
the use Of tobacco an injurious habit which
ought not 10 be tolerated among cadets
every member Of il had cigar in his
mouth. The fact was noted and occasioncd
an audible smile, but comments were with
held"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-06-23

The unusual conjunction of planets ha-
created electrical disturbances on the earth
which have resulted in cyclones heavy rain
falls, cold waves, volcanic action and vari-
Gus other phenomena calculated TO excite
e fears of those who find it difficult to
dsbelieve the predictions Of certain ones
who are always foretelling the speedy de-
struction of the earth and the general
breaking up Of the solar system of which
the earth is part. 1t is well to remember
that the power which created this system
created il in perfection and governs it by
perfect laws. The revolutions Of the yari-
Gus planets are not the result Of chance nor
accident and the effect Of the various con-
functions were as well known and as care
Iully protected against injurious variations
as is all the work Of an all wise creator.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-06-23
Notice..

We wish to announce To the citizens Of Bar Har-
Dor and vicinity that have now Ia store the
LARGEsr STOCK OF GOODS EVER PRESENTED
FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION o. HE
ISLAND OF nj. DESERT.
These goods are going u sell and not hold for
high prices. We therefore solicit nspection u
Price. and Qualify.
They are such goods q, we are Not ashamed to
ofgr Tor Hotel AMI best family Tables. Among
other articles too numerous t. meDtinn, are
READY MADE CLOTHING in great variety,
Cr,ckery rare, nj Cioths. MIftings, Boolsn Csr-
pts soil from samples, Hrrd rare Pdinfs ami orr
Rope ef al sizes, Canned yoods Of all kiads. Boots
anil Shoes and the many articles Incident u The
wants II this great summer res n.
We sell goods al Wholesale and Retail with re
ference 10 all Competition.
Il. IL. kITTREDGE a co.
RarH arfta Il
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-06-23

News from Russia nowadays consist
principally of accounts Of plots and counter
plots. A short time ago twenty-one stu
dents we're arrested In conspIrator's lodg-
ings Oh tie confines Of 81. Petersburg, a
female student Of medicine being found
among them in male attire. The police
learned of the conspiracy from a carpenter
on the adjoining premises. An officer was
detailed te - under bed N the room
where they met. while other policemen were
concealed near by, ready to rush in al a Civ
en- signal, the sound of pistol shot. After
living hidden for SIX hours, the officer heard
the Nihilists perfecting plot 10 shoot the
Gar. Five Of them voluntarily offered to
accomplish the deed. \ choice was about
10 be made when the officer suddenly jump
ed out of his hiding place, fired into the air,
and declared 70 the twenty-one consplrators
present. who had not recovered from their
surprise. that he would kill the first who
moved. At the same time the police rushed
in and arrested the whole company.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-06-23

DIT BLlC notice is hereby given that Isaiah o.
5th. 4. u. 1874 and recorded in Hancock Rcgi.try
of Dec'!s Vol ~ page $40 conveyed h. me "A Ger.
tain lot ~ parcel If lAnd situated in OrlAud be-
ing part OF SAID Isaiah %. Richards tn's home.
lea - bounded A. follows To- Wit Beginning on
the nth side III the COUNTY road running through
"Happy town at tn south corner Of VIM. H.
ingalls, line, thence south said road u an
Apple ire near |. -. Richardson's b m. thence
at night angles Wc.teri, u TIE range line being
tie West liuc Of he ot. thence North un said
ngr line IA .aid Ing Ills line, ihcnc. Es,sl on
~aId ingalls, line 20 tie place ii beginning. con.
tanning hirts ucp'- more nr less. Ihr conditions
Of -ai mo tsase are broken and by reason there.
81 elain 70 foreclosc the -ame ami give this
not .cc for "a 1 pup
ROBERT GRINDLE.
Per ". b. CAMPBELL.
Ellsworth. june. o. ISL av-l!.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

A SUMNER CoiT lGE, new situated on the
n east side Of Union River Bav one hours
ride from EllsWoi III Post Office. has sitting lin
ing aud cook rooms, also four sleeping rooms
Union River Ba, T. motel as the safest bay on
the coast for calling Fishing good. Drive, de.
ugftful. Address.
y. II. NORRIS,
June 22d, 1881. 25t( Ellsworth Ne
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-06-23

Juiy lo-lj. SUNDAY. 1875 \. VI. SCI
mon h,folc the Buwdon PRAYING Circle h,
Prot. Samuel Hams. u. ~. l.. z. u. 1T
thc (ac nN.ui;y SchouL-i.uJ Z. VI. Hac-
cAllurcAtc sermon b, President Chamber
lam. Monday. 500 F. VI. Junior Prflc
Exhibition. tuesday. Glass Day: \. NJ
Grafton Pocm: +. VI Chronicles. Prouhc-
cy and Al4ro>>; E,,nug. Illumination and
Dane, ou the Green. "Wednesday. 900 :.
NJ. ANNUAL meeting OF the PIN Beta
kappa.-lu.ju \. W. Annual meeting of
the Aiumn. 500 I. VI Addrc,> before
the Alumni D., Rev, CYRUS \ Bar,ol. u. H..
Of Boston, J,i4>, Of 1882 Thursday. 900
\. VI. PRAYER meeting of Alumni and
friends in the Room of the Praviu. Circle.
Maine ilal!-ln.3o \. VI. Commencement
Exercises, followed hv d.uucr IN Mcmor.a.
Hall. 500 = NJ Reception by President
Chamberlain. A.umul are requisite! To-
register their nane> and procure tickets for
the A.umnI Dinner between the hour, of :
and 1880. lhur>da, morning. AZ the Ci,a,c-
land Lecture Room. Massachusetts, Ha.
FRIDAY. examination - candidate, for aa
mission TO college \ VI. Ncr,ia.
Of the Maine Historical Socir,, in Adam,
Hall.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-06-23

ScRoruLA. A medicine that destroys the
germs of Scrofula and has the power to root
it out is appreciated by the afflicted. The
remarkable cures Of men, women and chill
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Hoods Sarsaparilla reliable medicine con-
tanning remedial agents which eradicate
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Ibr ELLSWORTH american.

Published every Thursday Morning at COombs
Block Ellsworth, Me. by THt HA>COO h
COUNTY PUBLISHING CONF my.
For terms &c. see tirsi page
ssr ;. VI. PETrENGILL co. 10 state Street
Boston. y Park Row, New York, and s0i hesnut
Street. philadelphia. are our Agents for procur
iny advertisement. for the ANERIC N in the above
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our lowest rates.
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President Garfield is reported TO hav

President Garfield is reported 70 have
s.id 10 the Virginia Republican Association,
On Friday, that he was positively and EN-
nhstieally opposed to any party or people
whose belief would initiate against the pub
lie faith and credit 1t was for them ire
publicans of virginia. to decide whether or
not the readjaster movement was tainted
with reputation. If they were they ought
NOT 10 support it. Regarding the federal
...sszonage of Virginia, the President is rep
as saying that no one was author
Mise appointments for him or to
49, 6ovals. That in making sP-
: do Office he proposes at all times
SJwn Judgment and not be dictated
man, snd that his appointments
Tvs be made, first, with view to
good and second, with view to
- espscity and character Of the applicant !;
lat he is opposed to the ''Bess" system in
E,elitics. and does not propose to give patron
in any state into the bands of any one
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-06-23
Annual Meeting.

nllF annual meeting 81 the members 81 the
i WOudhInc CemetaTy \ ,sOciatiou " III be II Id
at the Office Of Cha- {. Burrill on Monday june y
Isl At two O'clock in the al ernoon for the elect.
ION Of Trustees and for the transaction Of 81 h
other business as may properly come before
them.
CHARLFS &. BURRILL. >ec'y
Ellsworth June l4tb. ISL 2,yIl