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Home and Foreign News.

DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes will be rs
next Saturday.
1t is estimated that 10000 Southern
ers settled in New York after the war.
The will of the late Lyman Clark, of
Brockton, Mass, gives $4,000 to schools
and churches.
Japan possesses 1000 newspapers. Not
q single journal Of any kind existed or was
thought of in that country, 25 years ago.
Senator and Mrs. Logan, who went
last week to the Thousand Islands, will not
return to Washington until late in October.
A FIRE in Montreal, Thursday morning.
damaged the Bell Telephone and the Bank
Note companies SS5, 900. A sleeping watch.
man was suffocated.
Lyndon Cshtre, VT, a village Of 800 in
habitants, has been settled 100 years, but
building was never burned until Thursday.
when kerosene lamp burst and burned a
cooper shop with contents.
The report Of the wreck Of the Ger
man Corvette Augusta is confirmed. Her
crew IF 2a8 officers and sailors were lost.
Herb ,-.s n
acy
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-27

The Portland Press remarks: 1.-The
Hon. Simon s. Brown seems to have rein
stated himself in the affection and esteem Of
the First Assistant Postmaster General
without much difficulty. Mr. Stevenson
pronounces his explanation as entirely sat-
lsfactory. Had he not been exceedingly anx.
ious to find it satisfactory be would have put
some questions to Mr.. Brown which it might
have puzzled the latter to answer For in
stance; according to the despatch, Mr.. Brown
told Mr.. Stevenson that he was not aware
that the application of Dunton was on file
until he heard of his appointment. AT this
point Mr.. Stevenson should have asked Mr.
Brown who Mr.. Fred NJ. Dunton, the man
Mr.. Brown alleged he got appointed to the
Centre Montville postofice, was and where
he was. No such man has been discovered
and no such man was ever appointed post
master there. Another question he might
have asked him. Dunton saws his petition
was circulated the first Of April. On the
twenty fifth of that month he was committed
to jail, and as early as the tenth his defalca-
ton was known. How could it be then that
his petition was forwarded to Washington
two months before his defaIcation vas
known. Two months before Duntons de-
falcstion was known was nearly three weeks
before Cleveland was inauguraied.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-27

Monday forenoon in RDckIand three
pistol shots. fred in rapid succession, at
uac,ed the attention Of the people on Main
street; the shots we've fired by Joseph +.
Clinton al /. b. Severance, landlord Of the
Linsey house Clinton has been acting as
assistant 10 A. ID. Orne, liquor constable
hut is not an officer The first known Of
the disturbance was Severance and Cliuion
passing along Main street lndulgng in
loud talk. In front ofC. L. Hsvener's store
Severance struck Clinton, who then drew q
Severance; who than attacked him pummeli-
ing him severely about the face. After the
third shot the revolver, 3s-calibre, selfcock-
ing i've shooter, was ~rested from Clinton
The officers took Clinton in custody, while
Severance was carried TO his home. An ex-
animation showed two wounds in the right
thigh and one. very dangerous in the groin.
The surgeon probed as far as the pelvis. but
did not find the bullet. Severance has a
chance for recovery, with odds against him.
Threats Of iyuching Clinton were heard on
all sides. and the police removed him from
The Lookup 10 the court house Jail for safer
keeping, being followed thiiher during the
removal by large crowd threatening lynch
ing. Clinton had a preliminary hearing
Tuesday morning. He is charged with as
sault with intent to kill He pleaded not
guilty and was held in 5000 bail TO APP
pear al the fall term of the s. J. Court, He
viii not try to procure bail. He was taken
TO Wlscasset jail.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-27

" no has not been able To attend To hi bust
Ness for years, " A. interviewed by our report
or Yesterday, and SAYS. For year- | wa,
troubled with Bright's disease Of the kiineys
The 'ioctors gave me up. Through an Eastern
friend obtained bottle Of sulphur Bitters
| took five bottles and now | am well Keith
sells them.-.>dn Francisco CdH.
-HOusekeePers are cautioned against
vile counterfeits on JAMES PYLES' ccIe-
brated PEARLINE, with names Of sim
liar sound, and in package, Of similar
shape. fearline i the only safe article to
make washing easy, quick and cheap.
DO you wish beautiful complexion:
Then use Ayers Sar.aparia. It cleau-.- and
purifies the blood, and thereby removes blotch-
and pimple- from The skin. making it smooth
aud clear. and giving it a bright aud healthy
appearance.
Mr.. e. {. Burril report. the line OF DE-
posts in hi. bank rapidly increasing and a.
ready exceeding his anticipation~. Mr. Bur
riii Offers the same banking facilities to our
merchant, and others, as would be furnished
BY National Bank. 3tf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-27


The Cunard Line steamer Etruria, which
arrived in New York last Saturday made
the fastest western trip on record. her time
OF passage from Fastnet Light to Fire Island.
being days and 2 hours.
Helen Hunt Jackson used to earn $4,000
year with her pen. Mary Clemmer did
even better. For several years she averaged
5000 year as Washington correspondent.
A.. -,
ant matronlike woman. above the medium
height, fair, with 4 complex that suggests
more OF horse exercise and the air generally
than pens and ink and hard work in q libra
~.
u A. NJ -. ,,,;. 80,
,,..n ~. 49, ;ns:,,ad on r.. nf
..nI.' - - -. -,
y %'' s""1 jay
Charles and Arthur Wink!ey OF South
Lawrence we're drowned at Salisbury beach,
Friday. Their canoe was overturned.
N, fy.,l wh;,,;. h.. ,o..h, eo o.o
as - !, NJ C.ot:s ~.
no... ~ d;,;d. :, - 1000 s.r,,- - "a
- .h - ii.
Inno s..J,s. r
come much interested in the mission work
of the Presbyterians. His Majesty has dona-
ted the land for new station at Lahon. aud
has subscribed thousand dollars Tor the
erection ola hospital.
The British ship lladdingtonshire from
Astoria. Ore, for Liverpool, Eng, has been
wrecked north of San Francisco. and Is
lives lost. The cargo was valued at $780,
600.
The Pixies Peak railway, tobe completed
this year, will be 80 miles long and noun,
1000 feet higher than the famous Lima and
Oroya railway in Peru. Ii has already
reached height Of 10000 feet and is so
filed with complicated curves that there is
no piece of straight track over 300 feet in
length
captain Richard G. Luce, who died at
Vineyard Haven last week. was during his
NE at sea $40 months, or nearly 20 years.
tie landed IN New Bedford 5000 barrels OF
whale oil, $500 OF sperm oil, and $4,000
pou"us VI Hna'e"one; anu he was eaIleu tue
" ~.
~. o' N"''as"' VINO my
"a" ~ ~ ~. say '"e "ha''sia,
""A" VI 'n nc, ''',,' 's',.is are W va"
nromi..d b,y re,p,n RI. r,r,;I, I'D
carry ON, Gen Cram. ,.o,s., "a d.xo,. ~.
frs, nroce.ds Of N. hooL =, n,,,,, ,.l.,;,..
Of III. Grants who ia, mon., ,b,o,,,,h
Wards rascslity
MI w. W: I"'e has purchased from
n,,,'. o;so,,. r.. ~ 'i't. y. IA
a,no oon n. ne Pc pau y si'd 70 oe
t,.;g - ~ 'e'''e ''o"' TUG
Lieut. ureeit OF Arctic iame,the SPRING
he'a hcpabftcdn says, - deriving much
Dement, from ms soJourn IN Pittsheld where
As ne was nearly worn out when he came on
from Warrington he can now sleep we'll.
ana IS strong ana IN good spirits Tor hrs
- r. r. - 20 - N''s'es'' Win
""'!
-ChafIes Mclean, OF y. stephen, y. Is,
aged ~ accidentally shot himself in the
arm win shot gun, Friday morning. tie
Is no" lying at the point OF death from loss
OF blood
The Light House Board issues the fol.
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Ny, Trade
Increasing Every Day

And it actually looks as
though the fall trade was
coming right on to US. at
this early day. We'll, let it
come. | have in stock a
fresh lot of goods, suitable
for the fall trade, that have
been bought low, and |
shall be happy to show
to my customers and prove
the same. | have a better
assortment of Dress Goods.
Flannels, Underwear Sc.
than | have ever had before
and my general assortment Of
merchandise is nearly COM
pletc. | shall try and give Won
prices on my goods that will
induce you to buy. Shall
charge a profit on all salable
goods, but shall make the profit
small Tery Small.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-27

The PHILADELPHIA Press says 1T is an
nounced that Benjamin Butler is about to
come out with strong and unqualified in
dorsemeut Of the administration When
lie does this We shall witness the artistic and
delectabie spectacle Of Butler and George
William Curtis lettering on opposite ends
Of the same plank, with Grover Cleveland
posing as balance weight in the middle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-27

Aug. 81. 1862. Mustered into United States
service at Bangor As Eighteenth Maine.
Aug. q, 1862. Left Bangor for Washington.
Aug. q, Arrived at Washington.
Jan. !, 1853 Transferred to First Maine
Dec. 81, 1863. Garrison at Fort Sumner, Md.
One Of the best drilled regiments in the service.
Jan. and Feb, 1854. Recruits filed Regi-
ment to maximum strength.
May 10. 1854. Left Washington for the front.
May II, 1864. Arrived at Spottsy vania, Va.
May Is, 1854. Baptismsl Fire ut the "Bloody
Angle"
Ma, May u; 1854. RepuIse of Ewelrs Corps. 81
May 20, 1854: Congratulatory Order issued
by Gen. Meade praising the Regiment for its
May "A. 1864. Crossing Of the North Anna
Loss5
May y to 81, 1864. Totopotomy Greek. Loss
Il killed. wounded.
June to 4, 1854. Battle Of Cold Harbor.
LOSS.
June to u. 1864. Under fire at Barker's
Mill (Cold Harbor.)
June 10. 1854. Arrival at James River.
june IA. 1854. Crossed James River at
Windmill Point.
June Is, 1854 Advanced against Peters
burg.
June i6, 1854. Charged the enemy on Prince
George Court House Road.
june Il. 1864. In breastworks suffering
from sharp>bo0teFs.
June Is, 1854. Charged the enemy's last line
OF works at the Hare House afterwards Fort
steadman.l at 5 p. M.-the most disastrous
charge of the war. lis killed, +ss
wounded.
June p. 1854. Attack on Weldon Railroad.
killed, l. prisoners.
July 2, and -, 1854. Battle of Strawberry
Plains, Va.
july %. 1854. Mine Explosion. In front
line at Hare House.
Aug, Is TO Is, 1854. Battle of Deep Bottom.
Loss-2 killed, wounded. Col. Chaplin
wounded Aug. IL. Died In Philadelphia, Aug.
20. His dying messase-"Te the boys 10
obey orders and never finch"
Aug. II and -, 1854. Rebel Assault by
Artillery.
sept. 9, 1854. Capture Rebel Picket Line,
Port He'll"
Sept. 30, 1854. Under fire in Fort He'll" 20
days. Loss -.
Oct. .. 1854 Battle on Squirrel Level Road
PEBBLES Farm 3 killed. : wounded.
Oct. -, 1854. Battle OF Boydton Plank
Road. killed 2, wounded.
Dec. TO Is. 1854. Weldon Railroad Raid
to Bellfeld, y. Z. Loss5.
Feb. 8, and :, 1865. Battle at Hatcher's
Run.
Marrh y, 1855. Assaulted and captured
enemy's Picket Line. killed, l. wounded, 6
prisoners.
April .. 1896. Broke enemy's line in our
front and moved on Petersburg.
April &. 1863. Battle OF Sailors Greek. {
killed. - wounded.
April :. lsts5. Battle Of Farmyie.
April 2, 1865. Surrender Of Lees Army at
.Appomaitox
May .. 1855. Broke Camp at Burks,ille. en-
route for Washington.
May IS. 1szj. Arrived In the vicinity Of
Bailcy's Gross Roads.
May D. lsi5. Grand Review at Washing
ton.
Juna In Is,s5 Oh prs,i,,,er, srriv.s in
Bangor.
June -. 1855. In Defences OF Washington
sept. l., ls,5. Balance Of Regiment arrives
In Bangor.
Enrolled Members. ? ar1
over 600 Members Wounded.
hiltNi.-. Is
Died o! W ounds, ~
,il
Being eighteen ami eigh-tcnth- per cent. Of IL,
Members,
Died Of Disease, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~,
Total, Cal
The Regiment lu-t more in Killed than any
in the service.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-27

Senator EimuHds who has just return
Cd from England saws That the dull times
there are dae to over production and he ex-
presses the opinion that England viii yet
adopt protective tariff ont Of sheer ne
essity.
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$3O,OOO!
Notice to those Seeking Safe
1nvestm ents

fINHE County Commi-> ..u.r- p. n ....
L County, Maine. VIII ar.... .- .-
until September 10, next, t,r =. ...-.a. -.
amount wanted. or fpr no, N... .- ,..
County loan Of s}u,np f-.f- ,.r ...-..
coupon Bonds, dated psf-h.r .-' '~-. -..-
ming twenty years from ,auI a.'.. 'a. ........
al the option OF the County ,r-,rts. '..r-.
Interest payable semi-auuusft. .r..rrt. ...
interest PAYABLE in Boston lu. Nt.. Da.u.
Treasury in Ellsworth. Main. I.- I, 4u ale
-oiutely safe investment. '.. ..uH being
free from debt the loan p. -.- .--.-.l for tu.
purpose Of erecting Couf G ..--. tut
authorized by a vote OF IT, -... -.s.-.
All proposals should hu t.. ~ y.
Saunders, Clerk of Court. ~r.f " $500.
No bid will be entertainyI uu.s-, .. ...-- .t
the par value Of said bonds.
II. b. SAL NpIi~-
Ellsworth, August Is. l>>5. .,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-27

The Portland Press says: In the list
of railroad presidents from Maine should
be included the name of Col. L. p. Grant of
Atlanta, Ga, the able president of the At
lanta & West Point railroad. He was born
in Frankfort, now Winterport, and when a
young man went South as civil engineer
to construct the Georgia railroad. By bis
energy and fine business tact he has &C.
cumuated fortune, but better than this he
has won the nsme Of being an honest man
and generous citizen. His gift of several
hundred acres Of land for public park in
Atlanta will carry his honorsd name down
to succeeding generations Who will enioy
the beauties Of IL. p. Grant Park"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-27

--Canada has refused to recognize James
Whelan Of Buffalo, appointed United States
Cousu. 10 Fort Erie, last month, Objection
was made 10 Mr. WheIan that he had been
leading Fenan. The administration can
try Whtian on the Mexican, or one Of the
South American governments, a Ia Kelley.
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NOTICE.

ALE persons having -uh-sritcd for Pews and
n all Interested sud ilc-iriux to purchase, seats
In the church. requested to meet In the
church Tuesday sept. !. l~-l, Al asa Z, NJ, and
ma Et their selections
Per or7icr - the Committee.
80. West fIar'or. Aug l-NS. lN,lJ
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Injustice to the Indians.

BishopW hipp.e Of Minnesota, mo is one
Of the most intelligent and faithful friends
cf the Indians, calls attention in a circular
letter 10 a serious injustice which has been
done the Leech Lake Indians. From these
Indians, the Chippewas, who have always
been friendly to US, We have taken, the good
Bishop says, most Of their territory Of Mn
nesota, leaving them a reservation, their
rights upon which We have fixed with the
strongest guarantees. What has followed
the Bishop describes thus:
I'VE needed more water for our manufao-
tories and for our river commerce. With
out regard to the rights Of the Indians. Com
gress authorized the building of dams on
the upper Mississippi. They have cost sew
eral hundred thousand dollars. They will
overflow over fifty square miles of land on
the Leech Lake reservation. II will destroy
their rice fields from which they gather over
2O00 bushels annually. 1t DESTROYS part
Of their sugar orchards, from which they gath
er a large yield of sugar 1t destroys their
main supply Of fish. For four years these
Indians have sent appeal after appeal for re-
dress. The.department Of the Interior ask
ell their agent TO report the facts, and his
statements were received with incredulitv.
Capt Blakely and the Rev. J. A. Gilfllan
were appointed commission to assess the
damages, and their reports shared the same
fate. The Government has offered the H.
dams less compensation than the value Of
the millions of feet Of their pine used in the
construction of the dams.
There is hardly month that | do not
receive some pitiful appeal from these poor,
wronged men. Their title is unimpeacha-
BILE. These Indians parted with this pos
sessory right to a large portion of their
country and received, as part of the pur-
chase money, our guarantee to their present
reservation. They hold these lands BY their
original possessory right, recognized by
the law of nations, and the title is perfected
by cur nations guarantee. | have hoped
against hope that at last justice would be
done to them. fear the words of Secre-
tary Edwin NJ. Stanton to me are true:
Bishop, your pleading at Washington is
useless. The United States Government
never redresses wrong until the people de-
mand it. When the heart of the nation is
reached, then, and not till then, will the In
dian receive justice at our hands If the
plea of justice is UNDECIDED by US, we may be
sure We shall receive justice at the hands of
God. Nations reap exactly what they SOW
As it has been it shall be. If We SOW rob-
berry, we shall reap robbery.
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STATE OF MANI

Il NIt Ut NNTNF.
HA>,ncK : Court u Probate, Ellsworth,
August Term Is~5
A PETITION having been filed ~ the willow Of
u each deceased, Tor allow ancr OUT Of the
personal estate In the estate Of the following
named persons, viz EnItian Handy llt. of
HuvAsp"rt, deceased, William Eaton late Of
astne. deceased, and also appoint commissioners
"a st on her Dover In the last named estate
ORDERED. that said petitioners give publi,
notice u all persons Interested bv causing copy
OF this Order Ia be published three. week. sue
cessI'eiy In the Ellsworth American. = newspaper
printed or published In Ellsworth that they maj.
appear at Court Of Probate for said COUNTY ts
pc he'll al the Probate once in said Buck-port on
the second Wednesday In September next at ten OF
the clock In the forenoon. ami show cause, IL any
they have, why the SAINT should not tie granted
3"5i' q. 7. cT\NINGHAM Judge
y true copy. Attest -tHAs Il. poRK Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-27

Kelley is coming home. lie has been
-aeither in Italy, where he was first accredited,
nor n Austria but has put in his time in
Paris
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-27

Roscoe Conkling writes from Carlsbad
to a friend at Buffalo tina, he finds the life
there enjoyable and tina; his health is good.
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Messengers Notice.
OFFICE or THE SHERIFF OF HANG, is
COUNTY


HANCOCK - Aug IL. \, y. I---.
fTiiis Is tn give notice that ou tl, rt.r-p,-..
L OF Aug, \ u, lssS, a Warrant iu lu-u..
was Issued nut OF the Court Of In~olyra.. t.r -.d
county of Hancock, against the estate. ny -l..
John H. Wi-weii of Ellsworth IN -t.t t..u..t4 uf
Hancock, adjudged to he an
ihsolvent Debtor, on petition Of ,afI a. -- .rr.a
petition was filed on the twenty -rt,a.. ..t. ri
'uis, A. u isso' 10 which last named ,tr. -.'0.-i
o eia,''ls y 10 he computed That Hrmri
81 any debts and the delivery and tr.lu-..r ' tnf
property belonging to said Debtor ." .-H 10Y 'rF
ms use ana the delivery and transfer
n any property by him are forrr..H E
iaM mat meeting of thr Crta3turs t -ti
lent'r' 10 prove their debts and rhu... nac "r
m"fo Assignees of his estate, viii hr n..a AZ .
court OF Insolvency 10 be holden nd tu, Probate
oSIhee III Bucksport, on the ninth 'aF 81
September A ID. lssa, at orloCk ia The afternoon.
written.
AR pENFELi y.
deputy sheriff, a. Messenger ~ the Court Of IN
soNehcy for said county OF Hancock.
tvA
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 81.

" DO not read anonymous letters and commnni-
cations. The name and address OF the writer are in
AL cases Indispensable net necessarily for publics
ZION but as guarantee Of good faith
We cannot undertake Ia return or preserve com
muDications that are not used.
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FOR SALE IN HANCOCK

farm containing one hundred and .ix arr,s a
u good dwelling house a large barn and -he,,
store and Blacksmith shop Their i. mali
orchari beautiful shade trees situated T..
- NO. =, on ule : rankin road, few rods from
wy VIZ taiAlIn ROAD X X station, fifteen minutes
Ihle from ellsworth, eight minutes ride from
PopuAr summer resort One quarter Of a mile
from the shore, same distance. frun = 80
school, handy 70 two steam mills where men and
boys are employed the wear round The t.4.t
place IN Maine for Country hotel and store An
Eastern travellers have t0 stop here to take train
a hne chance 10 put up transient teams and lei
n"rses ami carry passengers and freight East
For further particulars cal at premises
; MONAGHAN
ehoso Hancock Me