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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09

Gen Wilson the newly elected Senator
from Massachusetts, was born on the 10Th
Of FEBRUARY. 1872. and Is accordingly in
lis AID year. When he was ten years
old, he wen, to live with farmer. who
agreed to keep him un.Il he was 81, and
give him four weeks schooling each year
aud six sheep and yoke OF SIX year old
oxen at the end Of tine tenn i hen he
became shoemaker. presently polite
ian afterwards an ed,tos,-and is now a
Senator. lie is one who has "risen from
the ranks in the strictes, sense Of the
term. His name was originally Goliath
but he took that Of Wilson when quite
young. and has ever been know by it
since.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09

LABOR AT THE CAPITAL. A Washing.
ton correspondent Of the Boston Tran.
script, says"a stranger visiting WASH
ington seems to go back some centuries
into those times aud countries where
'chiv airy only was respectable, and labor
the peculiar province Of the lower or.
ders." He adds:
$50 prevalent is the pro-slavery spirit
here, that man might as well be pick
pocket or housebreaker. as far as re6uta.
ton is concerned. as an acknowledge ad.
vocate Of universal freedom. | learn,
from undoubted authority, that a book.
seller, a native Of New Hampshire, has
refused to display in his window the
portrait Of Charles Sumner, lest some of
his customers should take umbrage and
withdraw their patronage"
ls not this queer state Of things to
exist in the capital Of nation whose in
stitutions are founded on the dignity Of
labor and the inalienable right Of every
man 10 freedom!
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09

10 he Hon Court Of Comfy COMMISSIONER fo
he County Of Hencock, nerf TO be holden in sal,
County ~ Hancock al EWsrOrM on ihs foufn
1'nesdoy If January s55
Humbly shows that town way 10 The town Of Pen
obscot for the Convenience Of the inhabitants therein
from the County road near Tho dwelling house Of Juhn
Leach thence by The house Of Charles Leach in norti
sasterly direction 1" strike the line between The
land Of Reuben Curtis and Seneca Wariwell, foowin.
such course between such points your honorable bod
deem expetent. And he Seocimrn o said town aft
lue request have refused /" lay out such way (unreaspn
ably as we becve) wherefore your petitioners consider
ing themselves sssri-ved by u:h refusal pray thai
your houors would agreeably Ia law in such Cases mat
and prov it'ed 10 lay iwn way agreeable Ia III,
above request and direct the 10 be- recorded on tn,
books Of said town.
SENECA WARDW ELI. and % others
fatel al Penobscot Nov 2lst A ID is54
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09
Atai 'uuri OF Prohate

I"!sn Il, Ellsworth within and Tor the cuni.iy nf Fan
cock an line :if'l Wednesday OF prreu-r III the yea,
o1 our L., eighteen hundred and tty four.
DIN CHASE Of !;u kspori nained executor in Ger.
~ 'tn fiSirhibedt ru y riins la re The .aSi viii ard
testament VI Nathaniel Chase nie e, Bueksl"rt IN raid
conn Tee ri"5'l. batII. rese-,l he sEr for pI"bal u
OftefG maj the sdi executor give notice 10 all per
"Is interested u, Causing ropy cf tbs order L. br
published thf"o works sucCessivel y in the Ellsworth
American printed Ill tiii~urih. HAT they appear
P"bac court /" he holden III Ellsworth in, aid cou
~ ~, tr 2d W e'srt'ay ii Apr nexi. ten of the
clock Ia The inen''ii. nni sew If ANY they have
why ihe sad ins'ru-. suid bu pro, e., approx ed
an, htln"et as the last viii i,d testament o SAID &C.
csascd
PARKER TUCK, Judge
Airue cory-A,test.
A +. nRINKW; TER. R.gstor
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09

was in Kennebec, as described by the
gentleman from HalloweII. So great an
evil had il become in his country, ,ha,
he had a bill for the establishment Of a
County Court in that county, which had
only been delayed 10 Zee what would
grow out Of this movement. No man
was more fit than Gov. Kent for service
Of this kind. if he was not opposed to the
whole project, and he did not think il any
impeachment of his character, that on q
question Of this kind he shonId have
formed decided opinion.
Mr.. lngersoll OF Bangor, said he had
seen Gov. Kent within short time, AM
hea I'd him talk about this question aud
be did not think he was opposed to a re.
vision, but he was only opposed to the
establishment Of a Court of Common
Pleas in the fite encounties Of the State
1t is the disposition of the people, now
to have SIN all counties aud short terms
Of the law Of 1862. He believed Gov.
Kent was in favor Of change. but not for
a common Pleas, which would be expen.
sive and burdcnsome. He said there was
a plan on foot. to establish Municipal
courts Of enlarged jurisdiction, in the
cities, for civil and criminal business in
the whole county. One located at Ban.
gor. one AT Augusta, one at Bath. and
one a. Portland. would probably answer
all practical purposes. One reason why
this revision Of the courts was urged
was, that the Maine Law could not be
promptly executed BY reason Of the en-.
numbered state Of the dockets at the
principle shire towns, but the cases had
10 stand on the docket till the testimony
had all vanished.
The plan above suggested would rem.
edy this difficulty. and there vas a bill
now drafted to establish such court in
Bangor. He knew that Gov. Kent was
in favor Of this change.
Alter some further discussion, the vote
was taken, and the House refused to
r. considcr-yeas 25. nays, IS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09

"Col. Benton is in a spasm on accoun,
Of the almost certain defeat Of his favor.
ite project Of a Railroad to the Pacific
On this subject he was to day heard to
remark, The Pacific Railroad sir is de.
funct, in the abstract! Congress has
has killed it sir, killed il! They are the
most stul,itied body in the world, Sit
yes, sir. from stmlt"s fool, sir)all OF
them, sir, except myself, solitary and a.
lone, sir! If had my wav with them,
sir, would expunge their names from
the rolls Of the House, from e1pmngo, to
blot out yes. sir, every mothers son OF
them, sir"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09
at a Court Of Probate

Holden at Hu' k port within AID Tor the County I
H",cnck, on The third Wednesday OF ya,u,nrg A. u
l,:t5
4 WARi.fS aEBOTT. fXecrtnr nf the last Will ar
AMI iestin-' ~ Hnier; Perkins late vi C,-Ii,. II
sal c"uH. dtr,sc-h,vins presented his ir acru,I
OF Alinu.'r,iio', upo,i SIT! estate for Probate:
Or Tered. Tia; III. sad executor give notice iaereo
l" All P:si' ln're"-d y cah,as copy Of ihi- "ris
To bs pohi st, hre WEEKS vel H. ,.sCil-wrtt
An-ri printed In Eiiswon l,i IN. MA, appear ~
. Frontc Conrt I" be h'led al Eiifwnrti, "a he ,rcnu,
Wrdn-s,a, oi April ncsi ten af the clock IN The
Ir'h'or aud -hr~ CAUSE II any they have, Why tn
a.iir ssnuil not be- allowed
PARKER TUCK Judge
4 true copy Attest
AZ BRiSKW,.rFR R,yia,e,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09
At Z. Court of Probate

tiniden al Euck-p,r, vihIn lid r the County Of Han
e" ~ he tina y cdne-tia, al J.,tuir, A u l. S.
'l,HEtbpEE WOUUMAN Administrator si the
Il estate ri u inid SWEET Late al Enokhpnf, IN sun
county !ereaset-hiyih- prosecuted his .st ii, count al
Administration uir'h sad estate iuf Tu,ae and as
his private .trnGut.
tll.r.,i. Fhai the said Adm nislraier give untir.
ilrreni /, Al p,rsh1- iusf, sled by cats. Il copy Ut
til uf Ter IL ,hhshwl lDrre irkS lively il The
Ellsworth American sriue,i IN Ill -woH that they ms,
appear al Pgai'ii C-hri In he o.ieI AT Ellsworth On
ne see"Ha "Wednesday 81 April uevi ten OF The cln K
III ihe h,fc.aoi ati shaw II any they lave VII,
Tie saiie Should ldt be allowed.
Parker TUCK. Judge.
A true copy Attest.
A + DIITkWATEE Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09
At n Court of Probate held at Bucksport with.

AT Court Of Probate held a, Bucksport with.
IN and for the county of Hancock on the
third Wednesday Of January in tho year Of
our Lord eighteen hundred aud fifty five
On the f"reg"ing Petition, Ordered.-Tha;
the petitioner give notice to all persous int.r-
ested by causing a copy of The petition aud
order of court thereon, To be published three
weeks -uccessivcly in toe Ellsworth American
published at Ellsworth tina, they may ,I'cn
appear AT u Probate Court to be- held at Buc> )
sport in said county on the 1st Wednesday
Of May and show cause it any they have
why the prayer Of said petition should not be
granted. PARKER TUCK, Judge
Attest, y F DRINKW WATER, Register.
A true copy of the petition aud order Of
court thereon, attest
A. r. DEINKWaTEg Re lister
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09

THE WAY:ro Build UP A STATE. Gov
Grimes. Of Iowa i'll his inaugural address
thus describes the wants of the thriving
State ever which he presides
"She wants educated farmers and me.
chanics. engineers, architects. metallur-
gis,s and geologlsts. She needs men
engaged in the prac,icle duties oflife. who
have conquered their profession. and who
are able to impars their knowledge to
others. She wants farmers who shall be
familiar with the principles Of chemistry
as applied to agriculture architects and
mechanics who will adorn her with edi.
fees worthy Of SO fair land and engin.
GERS and biologists who will deyelope
her resources, and thus augment the
wealth aud happiness OF hr citizens
This wan, can only be supplied by the
establishment. Of school Of applied SCI
ences. have no hesitation, therefore in
recommending tina, University fund be
appropriated to establish a practical
scientific or polytechnic school,"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09
Alta Court of Probate

Held Al Ellsworth withi and for The county of Hancock
on he DIST "Wednesday III December, year oi our
Lord eigAtsrn hundred a:a aud fity tur
( H.ARa~SA MOGR AGE named e yeci rix IN err
\ lam Iasfuincnt inrt"rtitg Ia tie line ia-t Viii aud
testament al james Aln.rare Jr it- of G.tiir said
cnutv d"c"tsed. having presented the !u Probate:
bu'.rrd That thn executor sso npic. thereof all
per-",- interested h. sing copy 81 this oicr he
published three weeks uy in tho Ellsworth
Anetifan tinted nj Ei-woth 1l,nt tin, nny appear IL,
Pr"hate Court /" I've held al Eswnrtn ia d cnumi
~ the Ind sie.lag 81 April nJN al the cluck
in lie i,rennti aud shrw Cause II any thee have WIN
The said instrument should not lie prnved approx ed and
allowed The last viii and al satid-r.n,.iL
PAINE TUCK Judge
true i2y,-Ailest.
If paiNXWATER Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09
DISASTERS, &C.

Brig Zavalla (of BluehilD King, from
Cardenas for Boston, was Us supposed.
the brig which wen, ashore 2S,h ul., up.
posi,e Patchogue. Long Island. She
wen, up to near high water mark and
was full Of water Both. but would be got
of after discharging. She has a full car.
60 Of molasses. The deck load, and par,
of ,ha. in the lower hold will be 50 we'd in
pretty good condition. but the lower ,eir
will be damaged, The cargo is Ensured
in Boston for about S8O0O. and the yes.
sci for $1,000. An agen, Of Boston un.
derwriters has gone from New York to
look after the property. Accounts from
the Z TO 3lst ult state that the deck load
abou, 20 hhds had been discharged. and
the rest Of the cargo would be on, in a
bout three days. with favorable weather.
The brig had 5 feet water in the hold
and there WAS no prospect Of getting her
off.
Brig Saginaw, of Goldsboro before re.
ported ashore on Talbot Island, Fla. was
got off i7,h inst, by Cap, Freeborn oil
steamer s. Johns, who bought the brig
on the beach. AT las. accounts she was
inside Of Amelia Island.
Brig Tyrone. Of Ellsworth. al Ber'
wick's Bay was destroyed by FIRE 10th
ul,. A portion oil the sails aud rigging
were saved BY cutting away the mas's.
Brig Gen Taylor. Of Belfast, before re.
ported wrecked near Cape Lookout. went
ashore 9th, sprung alesk. and was a.
bandoned. The crew. except one man
who was lost arrived at Beaufort 9th.
Brig X d Merriam. Of Camden. full
Of water and Abandoned. was passed 3lst
ul,, Ia, SO. lon 70.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09
Attest "A. F. DRINKWATER, Reg.
Ila Court Of Probate

Holden nj Bucksprt within and for III. County Of Is-
Geek. On lhe third "Wednesday Of january, A. |,
lo55.
ISAAC :. OSGO0D Executor uf the last will and
testament OF john Gushing late Of Blu-hili IN .ani
county daeeasel, having presented his fst account OF id.
nnisraion upon said Estate for probate,
Ais@ his private account,
Ordered That the said Atnihisrator Give notice
thereof To all persons inicre.icJ 10y calsnn copy To
this order TO 10 published three werks oily
the Ellsworth American printed ia Ellsworth that the,
may appear at "A Prubale Court 10 lie holden al Els.
worth IN The second WednesLa. OF April neNt a, Ten
of The clock in The iienouu AMI show cause, any they
have, why the same should no, he allowed
PARKER TUCK Judge.
A true copy-Aitest. A. F. lEiNkW AFTER Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09

The UNITED STATES SLoop OF WAR
PLYMOUTH. This vessel has arrived a,
Norfolk, from the Japan and Chinese
seas, utter all absence Of four years. A
letter in the Petersburg Express, dated
Portsmouth, January Is. says:
"She has had long and arduou,
cruise, but looks as well as when she left
our port. The crew have pretty sum
due them, aud lew days after Jack has
been paid of we shall have merry time
1t will require near $4,000 to pay them
quite large bate, you may readily
imagine, for the numerous landsharks
that may follow in their wake.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09
]5robutr gutitrs.
AT a Court of Probate

Holden at Buc port within and for the County OF ra
cuek. on the ihrd Wednesday, Of January A u 1856.
IOsdUaR How rs administrator III tine estate ~
- Mary Howes late Of Buek.port ia said Count,
,i'cease,-- presented hs account Of ADMINISTERS
lion upon ssid es.a- for Pialaie -
Ordered, Tha, the said Administrator give notics
thereof to all persons interested by causing copy u
this ord, 10 he pnhisied three weeks successfully IL
The Ellsworth American printed IN Ellsworth That they
ma. appear ut Prp,,e court In lie holden Butk
rr"rt vu the lrst "Wednesday OF My next, ien al
chick III The h''-""n aud shrw ca',e ifny they have
why The same ssuuiL not lie allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge
true copy, -Attost.
A. \ HPINgWATEP R,,is,er
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09

HAVE WE A VAsA AMONG Us?-Under
this heading, the number Of the Fireside
Journal for the current week.a paper
which by the way, is fast gaining in pros.
peri,y and circulation. has an Interest,"
ing account, from which we extract the
following Boston Chronicle.
There has been leaking out lately
something which bids fair 10 rival i'll IN.
.eres, the much vexed question Of Bour-
bon blood in the veins Of Rev Eleazer
Williams. The two Cases. however, diff:
er in this, tina, while oneiwas per,inaci.
on-Iy ob.ruded upon thespublic, the 9th
er shuns publicity. Our editorial suction
pump has only brough. Us very posi-
tive rumor Of the facts. but no, the fact 5
.te,nseIyes.-The story, as we get n.'and
we have no doub. Of its substantial truth,
is this: the late Capt Joseph Beck, so
long known by our maritime folks as
keeper Of the Long Island Light, III our
I,arbor. on his death bed las. summer,
disclose to hi. family that he was a son
Of Gus:avus III. King Of Sweden. and
a younger brother Of that remarkable
knigh, Grant Of a king, the late Gus.a-
sius w.
An unknown person. who had been
seen at various tunes to regard him with
great interest and who was present at
the time Of death, left in the next Europ'
eau steamer for Swedcn.-Wi:hin a
short lime the only daughter Of Capt
Beck, a very iu,eligen: aud accomplished
lady, now the vile o: Abel L Hayden,
one o: the pilots in our harbor. ha. been
sent fr from high quarter in that coun.
try, aud supplied with funds for the voy.
age, to be restored To the possession of
property and titles belonging to her faith.
er. which were confsca,ed at the time
when his brother. Gustavius w. was de.
,hroned. Mr. Hayden aud his wife. it
i, SAID, will lake their departure for Swe.
den in few days"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09
At q Court of Probate

Held at Buck spor within and for The county of Han.
cock on The third Wednesday Of .nuary ia the ycaf
Ct our Lord eighteen hundred a,ii fifty tive.
DElArIAF PERKINS Administrator OF ho estate nt
j lioraio Hutchins late .. Ieuohsrol in SAID County
decessed-hasins presented his account Of Admins,si
Il n upon said estate for Probate
Ordered that tho SAID Admintraior give notice 10 ali
persons Interested, by causing c.py al this order lie
published three weeks successNey in the Ellsworth
American printed in Ellsworth that they sppear
Proae Court Ia be held al Bucksport Ia SAID couniy
on The first Wednesday in May next ten OF The
clock A. NJ and shew cause ifany th,y have, why the
hould not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A,es,-A. F. D ,INkWATER, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09

A MiscRgANr.-Ws have been told Of
man who is so lost to eve'y sense Of
psop,iety. tina, he absolutely boasts Of
being in debt. and SAYS he considers j a
very CHE p,r-ablc affair.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09
Administrators Notice.

Tho subscriber hereby gives public notice 20 all cen
ceIned thai he has been appointed and taken upon him
self The of administrator OF The estate vi Nath
anisl Hooper late Of Casline, in the county Of
Hancock. deceased, by giving bond the law directs
he therefore requests all persons who are Indebted to the
sail ieceased's estate make immediate payment, and
bose hav ing bills thereon exhibit the for sci
tenieut.
NATHANIEL He OPER IT,
Castine Jan. 1855
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09
probatr gutitrg.
To the Hon. Parke, Tuck, Judge Of
Probate, within and for the County u

lJOUfOEI<=e
n UMBBLY shows Esther Steel adminisira.
W trx upon the goods & estate ofLeon Steel
Iato Of Bucksporf in said county deceased
'Fi'ut the personal estate OF said deceased is
not sufficient to pay the just debts winch be
owed ut the time of his death, and incidental
charges by the sum ofthree hundred and fifty
dollars (tI,ree hundred dollars of which amount
is due to Lydia BuckIey's estate, the john
Hopkins and w Odlin and the baIance for in
cidental chargcs)-she further sI,ews tint said
estate consists OF an undivided half part Of Il
dwelling house and lot in Bucksport village Il
portion of which cannot be sold without great
detriment to the res,dne--and she further re,
r"sents that she can probably sell the same at
private sale more advantageously than q, pub
lie auction. She therefore prays your Honor
to authorize and empower her to sell and
convey said undivided half part Of said dwell
ing house and lot at private or public sale as
she shall deem most advantageous for said
estate ESTHER STEEL Adm'x.
Dated at Bucksport, Jan II, 1866.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09
Executors Notice.

The subscrihar hereby gives public NOTICE to all con
cerned thai ha has BEEN duly aninieJ aud taken u"
himself the trust u executor the last will aud
testament II Reuben Leach lais Of BucksporI In the
county Of Hancock, deceased by giving bonds the law H
He therefore requests all persons rdenIed said lie
ceasesls estate, to make Immediate Payment and those
wha hsvc any demands thereon eshihi, he fl,
seti lenent. SAMUEL LEACH.
Peao,seot, Jan Is ISIS,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09
At a Court of Probate

Held al Buckspnrt within and for the County of Han
cock The thlrd "Wednesday oi January A. H. Isi5
w lillian HOPKINS administrator Of The estate
w of Martha Clay late of Bluehi in said Count,
ecetsed-havag presented his first OF Admin.
Isl ration upon said estate for Probate:
Orered.That the EScrL give notice all pnrsnn>
interested by causing copy al this order lie Ihl,h
ed h,e weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American
printed in Ellswnrih that they may appear Pniate
Court To be held Al Ellsworth sad cuIa,y The "a
Wednesday Of April pcXt, al ten al he clock in
the iureuoon. and and shew if any they
have, why the sarle SHOULD not b, allowed.
granted. PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attrsi:-A. F. DIINkwArEG, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09

A CHAPTER on PRoNouNciATioN. Sc.
bas,opol is pronounced as if written Sc.
vas,opol, with the accent on the next &c
the last syllable. Varna like Warna.-
Scutaria, like Scoo-ta-ree, in Turkish
.Isokodar.' The C,imea in Russian is
krim. The river that enters the sea a,
Sevastopol is the Tchranny, and the cape
at its mouth. Cape kher-so.nese. The
Black Sea only goes by tina. name in
Ensl;sh-anl i'll Turkish Clara Dcnsis'
mos, other nations calling it the Eux.
inc, Greek, meaning 'hospitable.) Can.
robert is Can.ro.bair, as nearly as nearly
as can be written in English, and Men.
chikotf is is pronounced just as written.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09
STATE OF MAINE.

TsEAsuaER's OFFICE,
Ellsworth, January |. leJa (
NOTICE is heresy givea tu the owners. ppoprie,,rs
Az a Il all persons Interested in Township M s. = d.
in the cenhiy Of Hanc"ck, that shall proceed Ia sell
by public sale TO The highest bidder, at the County
Iressurer's Oihce, IN Ellsworth IN said County, on
wednesday the 18th day of pril next al len O'Clock
A. NJ, (unass previously seIlisi 81 much Of said
Township No s. D. will satisfy tho tax assessed ~
he Conrt Of Ca'ufy Commissioners on tho eleventh
day of May A. D. fS5t as certified 10 me by The Court
10 wit: the Of eighty niuo dosre aud sixty ceuts:
ard incidental charges, rs by law provided
5Nl n. = rRENErr, Cucniy Treasurer
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09

RECEIPT IN FULL. The Berlin, Md,
Courant. thus gives expression to its
thanks for favors 1.-The individual who
brough. US load Of green bias: wood in
payment oc his subscription. is deeply
thanked lover the left and he is mos.
resdec,fully invited to come some cold
morning, and VAIN himself BY the fire
it makes"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09

There is a snow drift eihgteen miles
long. and eight fee, high. extending from
Chicago to--nobody knows where.
1t showed six days in succession. The
Legislature stopped.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09

By virtue ii IA lic.nsi from til, ca TT of Probate for
he county III HauCu sell al public tnciio u
ne 18th day nf Mach uexr a ten a'c.rk. A. NJ -,
mud, # III. vi "s ,r ut John Bya.d h,e "i Se,.wrk
le.-a.el. tnatr! Sc,'sMck ttlrg tho WnD,ead ni
sad ,ecresed VII produce the III fiii. rn dun.
lrr 40 las Tor ihe aynient oi The debts ond Incidental
LhaIses.
>.l tu lie On he Ir uiises
JACOB DODGE, Ai.ninist ratnr
II, r.b q
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09

Two lady graduates from a Nor
mon harem are going to make heaps Of
money, by an expose Of the peculiar IN
situations Of Brigham Young's domin.
ions.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09

MONEY RENTED FROM AMERICA To
IRELAND. The Cork Examiner states
that the Report Of the Colonel and Land
Commissioners. shows that during the
year 1853, 81 ,439,0O1 was RENTED
from this country to Ireland. to prepay
the passage, Of immigrants, and that in
six years the amount was f5,7OO, 900.
a sum nearly equal to half that realized
by the sale of the estates Of the ruined
landlords Of Ireland. In seven years the
number who have left Ireland, is stated
to have been one million six hun dred
thousand.