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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-06-05


Memorial la, the solder, here. IL The
forenoon, VISITED the several burial places IN
town 70 place flowers upon the graves of
their departed comrades and IN the after
noon man, Of the citizens as well as soldiers
went TO West Sullivan 10 join ia The services
there.
Hon. A.pheus HARDY. Of Boston. va,
here last week .eeing 10 hi- cottages
Painting on them ha, been DELAYED Is III.
continuous wet spell"
Schooner Brave. OF Hancock. Capt.
Stratton. i loading ,,ayc, Il smith \
Petite ; mill foI Rondou, Mr. Stephen l..
Kingsley has recently pu, III planing ma
chine IL their mill which VII. be quite an
accommodation ID those ta,Ins occasion ID
use paned lumber. They now Manufacture
slaves, single, ana the various KIND, ii
!ong lumber and are taking of purting in
clap5oard and lath machines.
Schooner William Franklin sailed -,
urday, for Roekiand
-Galen II. Smith TIA, moved 4, lion
Bound Island ior ID, Summer
-Say-"Arn't d vet anu cold "A" Las,
Friday night. IA this place. ice formed 10
considerable thickness Rather cold III. ill.,
"a, day ~ MAY.
June ,
Geuidsbore.
4 detachment Of tie "D l. Weare'
Pos. NJ. ~, q. 4. X. decorated the graves
OF soldiers in our cemetery last FRIDAY. the
Both ui'. The ceremonies were ,fr, I'M
pre>s!,e.
s. /. Spurlin launched biz vessel he
Lizzie and Annie last SATURDAY. Seven
eigh'hs Of her j. owned By Mr.. Spurlin ana
ms family. She j. sample Of the work
manship Of ". Strout. her master builder.
and il is safe to say that no better lob was
ever completed in thus line in ms town
Her capacity i ahoai 40 tons.
Sailed "a inst. schooner Gienullen.
Bunker, for Pawtucket With spool timber.
The Gennllen was only nine DAYS on her
last trip 10 Paatucket and back Also
sailed, same date, schooners Nav Wyman
Banner. and another vessel for R0ckland
Miss Lucretia Hodgkin. Of Lamoine,
IS teaching in the Spurlin district, and Miss
Clara Joy in the western "Point" district.
DIR. Emerson, of Ste,son, is stopping at
The Bay View house. understand he i
intending 70 practice in town He has
practiced before. aud comes vel recon-
nended. X.
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BosroS.-Ar. May n, schs. Carcssa, Moseiey
Ellsworth; Kentucky Curtis. surry;;
Ar. May p, schs St Leon. Perkins, Castine
A. e. Brooks, smallcdge, Sullivan.
BosroS-Ar. May 80 schs: Fair Dealer, Potter,
Wh,Sr Tnion h,0s hnschn os,sna "a,
Orland: White Foam, Ford, Sullivan; NJ. Vernon
rreethy, Ellsworth; Lewis H. Smith, Leach,
Bucksport Henrietta, nutchins. Orland.
Ar. May ~, schs Virginia. Diadem, Sellers
Castine; Toronto. Dority, Bluehill: Emily.
Casper. T.: NJ. Branscom. Young and Luella,
Weber, Ellsworth.
BRUNSWICK, Ga.--sld May as, sch. Mary Lord.
smith. Port Spain.
NEW YoRk-Ar. May 81, schs. Laura, Thompson,
Deer Isle Forest City, Adams Ellsworth.
Sid. May ~, briggs Clyde, Lord. Boston. 4. r.
Campbell Lord, Maranham.
sid May %, sch. silver Heels, Bulgcr, Provi-
dence.
PoRTLAND-Ar. May -. schs. Highland Queen,
Wooster. Queen OF the West, Dunbar, sullivan.
Sid. May ~. sch. Ralph X. Grant, Grant sullivan.
VINEYARD HAvE>-Ar. May n, sch. Alpha,
Wooster. sullivan; Margic, CULVER, Green
Landing for Washington.
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STATE. OF MAINE.

HsNCo,k = Court " Insolvency.
In III" ra-e nf Warren g. savage. In-oly enr
Debtor.
THIS i Ia give notice that pursuant or,icl
l. % Court therefor. a second meeting of tn,
Creditors Of said ln.nlyent Debtor will H. held al
Probate phicc, in Ellsworth. in said County. on
THURSDAY. the nineteenth slay ~ Junc A. D.. lS-i
~ 10 O'Clock In the forenoon. for the purpose.
named in section 70 Of the Act 81 said state o
Maine, entitled AN Act in relation 10 the inSolvcn
Laws % Maine" approved fehruary 81, I-7s =,
amended
Attest -'HA>. L, buEE.
ine1 Register ~ .atd tour'
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BELFAST June 3.
Eeen !. Russell, brakeman on the Bel
last Branch railroad was Killed At Thorn
dike, THIS evening. ., the cars. He was
aho1, That, -ive year, uld and married.
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THE subscriber hereby gives pUblic notice 10 all
l. concerned that he has been duly appointed,
and has taken upon himself the trust Of an Admin
i,tiator of the Estate Of Willis =. Davis, late
II Buck sport in the County of Hancock, deceased,
by giving bond as the law directs he therefore re
quests all persons who indebted to the said de
ceazed's estate, TO make immediate payment. and
those who have any demands thereon to exhibit
the same for pa ymcni.
PARKER SPOFFORD.
May a, lssi. 3w22-
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice TO al
L concerned. that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself. the trust Of an Al
mnistratnr of the Estate Of John r. Truniy late OF
Bluehill. in the County OF Hancock, deceased. by
giving bond as the law directs. he therefore re
quests all persons " no indebted to the said lie
ccased's estate, To make immediate payment. and
those who have any demands thereon to exhibit,
the same for pawn
MELATIAH X. CHASE. Admir-
April ., 1ssl. 3w2i.
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Married.

Franklin-June l. by Rev. &. l.. Banghsrdt.
Mr.. Fred !. Donnell and Miss Esther :. IIayey.
both OF Franklin.
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STATE nF NAM.

Hl>,n,k. ss.--'ourt ~ Probate Bucksport. M.y
Term. \. -. l~si
\ro"unt- having bren nl,.l f"r -cttl"tnent In "a.
tat.t- ~
BENJAMIN +>H ia., of Ei<n
kirn VI. Hafnpr. Admir- ith thr wtiI annexed.
y tNFFL HILKIN>ON. n,inor. Sulilran
Cyrus Emery In.
hKptEEp. u That the said accountants give notice
tn all persons interested. hy causing copy ~ thu
ORDER ~ br published thrce week. srCe--iyrlv In
the Ellsworth American that thcy may appear 4;
\ fr"lat. Court. e. be holden At Ellsworth on the
tAiri " etlnc-lRy - Jun. ut ten ~ the rltck
in thc forenoon. ami show cause, II any fhr, have
Why the Am" should not be- allowed,
EAsa' PARKER TUCK Ju,isr
tti,.t & ny T.. DpGR. Register
tfrn, t"r,. Nti,-f tnN- T. bonn Register.
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City and County.

col. 9. 4. Burrill ha- >old Building ~ y
Hancock Point. 70 \. +. Bragg 81 Bangor.
a lsrgc number Of Italians arrived here
Thursday TO work ~ he Shore Line railroad.
R. J. Gam. proprietor 81 the Ellsworth
Baker,, reports hu-inc>. a. very good in lis
line
Frank P.Woodu f Bangor. ws, IN Ellsworth
Monday evening and ~, for home Tur,la,
morning.
DR.. L. r. sanger 81 Bangor. wa, 10
Ellsworth. SUNDAY. hs,Ing hreu called her.
professionally
Thu next session u the Ellsworth Quar-
,crly Meeting, viii be he'll with the rlurch IN
OTIS, District 40 2. June ~ r.
:. u. wi--iu ha- Ju>t rey,l,raa large 10,
OF I'm" tomato plant. Tho~, d,..rin. car.,
pantS " 81 r. wei ~ ral. ou him.
Cap. Marx Grsy 4, At hom, at Ruck.port.
FOR ID" summer having lcIt ~ vessel IN the
hsnd> - Mr.. Merritt Smith. b., mate
tn, msil ,er,ia. Aa- h..a ordered ~ he
increased h,fwccn Brewer Village. Ea,;
orringtun and Goolalo- Corner. ID TX time.
\ cold wave passed over TIT section y
the couutr, la~f Friia, ami dI not fur-.; :"
stop over night 3. many csn i,-iif, who were
ont early IN thc morning
Herbert v. Iearh passed. through EIi,-
-" -, va az 81 '''' '''' '''' anu
900 Young ha~ ria.N~. h- hu-l -ipr0
ron "airr >ir''t Z. ih, A. ]. y, ..t-"n -'Hl.
on Main street, Where 'fn '~ .Hnl ar-
~. ~ -
i,"' 20 M" ''' y 'i'' '''h a
'''' r'''.4' l'.'-. i'''
80 '''e "a ~ II ~ "I' z. "''" ''N VI
Ar J. !. Moran % Elr Hsr Ha- iH-
vented hnf ~" '-i.r' iails adapted e. 'u.s-
ling Oh hand pieoc> 70 ryin, in drNin- fr"'-
tiers. II can b. secured a. the reIu- BIB D
moment without unhn' Kim tAc rim.
The Fourth ~ Jdt NHi ~ '..'hr';'.l .
THIS city under 'he auspices - 'h' Il. : y a.
NO pain VII BE- spared 20 maxi Pr rr.'hra'H.u
a success Their MI. N concert M -'
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week.
l.. i, Fla Aa- .-..l.i G.t. !..u.- 10. ..,-
ncciion lth b. i.aun,.r, auI l,s.tu- .-..l H. +
mcnt. Ths tou,,i4i,na- ut hs.h q .5l.- surtac
public Will. uu aaub.. ~. ,luft a.4.f...st..I ALL
the room. r,H.tye Il -ih r.l ..t-.ar-. NJ
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Avery Larta'r COMPANY Mr. F'-k wa- u
Europe last Wear IN ia, tu..r.t .tti. s-
pany ami will 70 IA, r., a-,.u -,....
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In tb.. cans, IN ,ps,,..ar. r...-a- ,,....ir,.-,
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-06-05

At = Court OF Probate holden at Bucksport within
and for the County of Hancock. on the third
"Wednesday Of May. A. d. 1854.
GEORGE NJ. ADAMS, named Executor in q Ger
" tain instrument purporting to be the last will
and testament OF Lucy :. Adams, late Of Castine,
in said County deceased, having presented the
same for probate
Ordered, That the said George NJ. Adams give no
tee to all persons interested, by causing copy OF
this order he published three weeks successive
IL in the Ellsworth American. printed publish
ed 1T Ellsworth. that they may appear at Probate
Court to be held nj Ellsworth in said county on the
thriw ednesday OF June next, at ten OF the clock
in the forenoon, and shew cause, II any they have
why the said instrument should not he proved, APP
proved. and allowed the last will and testamen
Of said deceased
3w?2. PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest ;-CHAs. =. DoRR, Register.
true Copy, Attest CHAs. L. DoRR, Register
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STATE OF MAINE.


HANCOCK, ss.-Court OF Probate, Ellsworth,
April Term, A. D., 1854.
Accounts having been filed for settlement in estates
OF
HANNAH @. WALLS. late of Tressoaf,
(also private acc't.) John A. Walls, Admir-.
ABIGAIL JOHNSON, late Of Buctsporf,
Fred B. Aiken, Admir-, viii anne xed.
TILLIAM THITxORE. late Of Deer Isie.
Joanna Gross, Admr'x.
CAROLINE G. WALKER, late of BiueaiQ,
Henry Ii. Darling, EXT.
CATHERINE HURLEY, late Of Eusrorfh,
Edward r. Brady, EXT.
LILLIAN LADD, Cranberry Isle,
Abraham {. Fernald, G'd'n.
MARIA ". JOHNSON. Saiiiran,
Joshua b. johnson, G'd'n.
ORDERED-That the said accountants give notice
to all persons interested. by causing copy OF this
Order 10 be published three weeks successfully in
the Ellsworth American that they may appear at a
Probate { curt, to be holden at Ellsworth. the
third Wednesday Of June next at ten of the clock
in the forenoon and show cause, II any they have,
why the same should not be allowed.
Sw2l. PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true Copy. Attest CnAs. =. DoRR. Register.
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NJ ~. IIauurahi. In.-, NJ rraha,, tur thc County
81 Hancock.
THE uni,rslgn,l ENcrutriN ~ the la-r v III and
| testament ~ Joseph II. Whitmorr. late IN
Back port tn -ail County. dr'ra sell respectful,
ulrr-rnt- that tltr <rnd- ami chatfrl- ght- anil
credits ~ SAID der -c, are not .iicient 10 uny
hi- Just debts aud charges 81 administration hy
th- -um ~ twn Thousand dollar. Wherefore YOUR
petitioner prat Your Honor u grant her q Lircn-c
T. soil. NJ pnhlc or private .3lc. aud convey the
following parcels ~ real estate situated in Bucks
Yurr Village with the buildings thereon 10 vii
TIM homc-t'adof sait ecea 81 situate, on Bridge
street. al-n the small lot with the building thcr,
On. situated on Pine street near the Mil Pond .
hl~" certain lpt or parcel n land with the build
ing- thereon situated in -toktnu ia the Comfy IN
Waldo, cHllcs, the Joseph II. whitmorr lot. She
further represents that the sale III any portion ~
either OF .iii parcels woult greatly tepreciae
'hr value Of Ia. remainder. She therefore pray-
iur license % ell the whole ~ -aid parcels with
the buildings thereon. Of the real Of the lie
easel Including the rrycT~i"n II the widow
lower tht rctn.l ~ ,sti-f, Sail itit- ann charges
20 administration.
BERTHA JANE wHrTNnEE
Burk 'I."rt. MAY -, l--4
STATE or MANI
Ht>,"'h ---Court ~ Probate MA term
4 -. l>>I
Ipon th, foregoing petition. oRpEKrp That
SAIL petitioner give public motto" 10 all persons in
'rrr-tei hy causing copy II The petition, and this
printed or published IN Ellsworth, IN salt County
that they mas Appea- AT Court ~ ProLai. fYr
-aii touniy, To- be held At Ellsworth. On the thrI
r,inr-.lhy Of June neat, It ten II the clock
HI tie for noon IA show cause. II they have,
Why The prayer II -Ai petitioner should not y,
granted
sv.2' rARkEE Tt,k Judge.
Nitc-t .-CHt>. l.. DoER. Register
fruc COPY, Arrest tH,~. T.. lbrnE, Register.
lta Court q Probate hal'i.n at Buck r,nt within
and for the COUNTY pf Hancock, on III. thri
"Wednesday of May, 4. ~, l-~i.
ntoRGE l.. WE>CoIr, named Executor III
" rrrtain Instrument purporting I" De- the lat
Nlll And testament - Rrhccra II. We-cott. late II
Trenton. Ia said County, dccca -.,t having prc-
.rnt'll IA" -ame Tor probate
oEnLELp. That Tile -.,iI George J. wr-rutt,
gre notice to all persons Interested bs rau~-
ln-s copy ~ thi- order 70 lc published three
Nrck- -ucce--ivcly Ia thu Ellsworth
american printed or published at Ellsworth. that
They may appear a Probate Count 10 ~. held at
Ellsworth. in said county the thir Wednesday
~ June next al ten Of the clock In the fore.
moon, ami shew cause. II any they have, Why the
-aid instrument should not he proved approved,
ami allowed the last viii and testament II said
,lr,'ci >..'i
3w2!' PARKER TUCK. Judge.
htte>t .--tHAs. 4. DnKR. Register.
\ true Copy. Attest '-tHA-. l.. DoRR. Register.
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ST. JOINS, r. R.-Ar. May I, ach. Post BOY.
Cot, New York.
VERA CRrz-Ar May 10. .ch. wyer @. Sargent.
Sargent, Pasragoula.
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Freedom Notice.
Notice.
Farm For Sale.

THE farm known the King place, situated on
i the West side of Jortian's River, in Trenton,
will be sold low and favorable terms, as the
owner has engaged In other business. said farm
contains IS acres, divided into wood, pasture and
tillage land Cuts 35 tons of good English hay.
has two wells Of water, good barn and house and
eutbuildings in fair condition. For further parti-
cuars inquire of, address
:. H. RICHARDSON
ALP. ELDRIDGE& Cos,
6tf Ellsworth, Me.
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The Weather.

WAX DEPARTMENT.
Ofice Of the Chief Signal Olfioer.
WAsHINGToN. DC. June 81 an
Indications
fof NeN England TAR wca'atr, vest 20
south winds, becoming Variable. .lirtt
followed ,, siigh, t,ii. IA ,emacra,ulr.
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Hon. Il. b. Thomas, County Treasurer for
County OF Penobseot, had serious case of Liver
trouble, Constipation, etc. One bottle of Browns
Sarsaparia regulated the system and he now en-.
joys perfect health.
Mr. Frank A. Curtis, large boot and shoe
dealer, in Bangor, has been cured of case Of
canker in the mouth and stomach, that has
troubled him for years. His sister, wife of County
Commissioner Briggs, has been cured of a serious
disease. She has spent large amount Of money,
| but got an article of so much merit as
Browns sarsaparia.
Pain across the Back, Indigestion or Dyspepsia ac
e use Of Browns Sarsaparilla. Wewarrant this. AMI
II 1t does not do all claimed
Mas Cook Everett Il smith. Agents for Maine.
IT,. lyrlo
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Rev I. Gerrish L. the wcll-known author of the
"Blue and Gray "Reminiscences of the War
etc. In the family of Mr.. tierrish was one who
had canker in stomach. He was advised to. and
did, buy Browns Sarsaparilla. All traces of the
disease has disappeared and Mr.. Gerrsh has freely
given Us a testimonial. Coming from such a
source, any one afflicted with humor, should be-
convinced that Browns >arsaparia will cure all
forms of Blood Disease
A. ~ Farmer. of Garland, had Phthsic SO bad
that he did not care for his large farm during Is.
lie was bad that often times his friends thought
he would strangle Has been cured by Browns
Sarsaparlla.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-12-27
san FRANCISCO ITEMS.

The United States District Court has been
adjourned until the 50th instant, and the
Circuit Court until Monday next.
Tie recount in the case of the contested
election, brought by William Patterson
against Peer Hopkins, Sheriif-elect, is pro-
crossing, but without material change.
Guglielmo Simi, young Italian, who
fell through a skylight of the Toscano
Hotel on Tuesday last, died Thursday after
noon from the effects of a fracture of the
skull, received in the fail.
The Attorney General has applied for a
writ of mandate to compel the CITY Treas
urer of San Francisco to pay into the State
Treasury the sum of $4,000, interest paid
on the States portion of taxes delinquent.
The Infants Shelter on Minna street re-
ceived handsome present from Mrs.
Charles Crocker. 1t was check for 5000
The Girls High School also contributed
$40 to the same institution, that amount
being the receipts of an exhibition given
for the benefit of the Shelter.
!, Something that Mr. Brown, a colored
gentleman, saw through the keyhole of his
wite's bedroom induced him to chase an
Italian half a block through the rain
Christmas night. The Italian slipped on
hanana-peel into the gutter, and was
caught by policeman. 81 charge him
with burglary, sah,' said the irate African.
The Italian explained that he had visited
the house on the wife's invitation, and
finally was released from custody.
William H Cayanaugh and John s.
Quinlan had a bloody fight with knives at
the house of the latter on the night before
Christmas. Both were badly wounded, and
it is thought that Quinlan will die. His
daughter May, y years old, says that she
entered the parlor, where Cavanaugh was
sleeping, about 5 O'Clock in the morning, to
get some matches, and that her father, who
had been drinking heavily, followed and
rebuked her. She retired and the two men
fought. A charge of assault to murder has
been made against Quinlan. Cavanaugh
was lodger in the house.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-12-27

est point reached by the mercury Yesterday
was 239, and the lowest 1So. 1t is now try
ing hard to snow. Sleighing, however, is
good from previous falls.
An Inventor Injured.
New YORK, December 18th. - Joseph
Francis, the famous inventor, fell on the
ice in the street recently and was badly
hurt As he is 81 years of age, the worst
result is feared.
"one OF the Old Boys" Dead.
SYRACUSE IN. ", December 96th. -
Thomas Van Valin, aged 104 years and II
months, died yesterday. He WAS pen
sioner OF the war of 1872
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We are offering the following SPECIALS
this week:

We are offering the following SPECIALS
this week:
French China Decorated Motto Mugs, 5, TO- Is
and 2 cents
Rich Decorated Chira Motto Cups and Saucers,
25 IS, 81 and 10 cents.
French China Decorated Cream Pitchers, %
cents.
Fine bohemian Vase raised flowers, %, 50 and
IS cents per pair.
Toilet Sets consisting of Two Cologne Bottles
and Puff Box, - cents, 81 and 81 80.
Beautiful Decorated French China Cuspadores
former price, 81 75l, only 81.
615 French China Plates, only 81 per set.
IL French China Plates, only 81 10 per set.
50 French China Plates, only 81 25 per set.
Fine French China Dinner SEES (l25 pieces,
only So.
Beautiful Decorated French China Dinner Sets
QZ5 pieces, SS7 80.
Queen Anne Square Pattern Dinner Sets, S1S-
Ironstone Dinner Sets On pieces, only SO.
Decorated Tea Sets something nice, only 81 50.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-12-27
HALE BROS. & CO.

WISHING TO DO ALL WE CAN TO
SHORTEN THE HOURS OF EN-
PLOYES, AND BELIEVING THAT OUR
COURSE WILL BE SANCTIONED AND
APPROVED BY THE COMMUNITY AT
LARGE, WE SHALL (UNTIL FURTHER
NOTICE., ON AND AFTER JANUARY /.
1885, CLOSE OUR STORES AT 8 P. M,
SATURDAY NIGHTS EXCEPTED.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-12-27
GLASSWARE.

We have the largest and most varied stock Of
any house in town.
Crystal Goblets, 35 cents per set
Crystal Tumblers, % cents per set.
Four-piece Glass Sets, $5 cents.
One half Gallon Pitcher, 50 cents.
And all other kinds of Glassware at compare
lively low prices.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-12-27

New YORK, December 26th.-Congress-
man-elect Brady, of Virginia. says . The
election proved to my mind that Blaine
was the strongest candidate whom the
Republicans could have nominated No
other man III this country could have
polled such vote in the South as was
freely and fairly given to Blaine. Every
body knows there was Il Republican major
ity in Virginia, and also i'll some other States
of the South, and everybody understands
what has been done with that majority
The conservative men of the South looked
to Blaine, in the event of his election, for Il
policy which would bring about new
and better order of things in every South
ern State. The coIored people almost re-
garded him as another Lincoln, who was
To come TO their relief. His election they
deemed certain his defeat has left them
bewildered and frightened. They see their
protector struck down by jealous foes at
the North, and do not know what it means
Blaine to-day, is the most popular Repub-
hcan in the South, and the voice Of South
ern Republicans would demand his nomi-
nation if another Convention were to be
held 10 morrow.