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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-30
William D. Morgan.

The Ohio State Democrat says that this
gentleman stands oul in bold relief as the
best Auditor of State Ohio ever had
Nominated TO the Office he holds without
being a candidate for the station. he has
more than fulfilled the high expectation OF
his friends. That he is popular with the
leeches who hang around the Treasury, it
would be folly to assert; for, to use the Ian
suage Of the Cnilicothe Advertiser, which
we quote from memory, he is 9 Treasury
watch dog, md to the class Of whom we
speak, he IS the crossest dog that any State
Treasury ever had.
The fact natieed q week or two since BY
the Ohio State Journal, that amid the
pressure in the Eastern money market, and
the doubt and uncertainty that hangs over
all sorts Of securities. Ohio. s per cent.
stocks redeemable in 1875. have ranged in
the New York stock market, "from ten to
twelve cent. above par" in an able com
mentary upon his management and that OIL
his colleagues in the Fund Board. Messrs.
Trevitt and McCook, Of the financial affair.
Of the State.
During the time that the ablest Of the
Wing inanciers had the control Of Ohio
credit, the stocks Of the State we're down a:
How as fifty cents on the dollar, now thew
range from ''ten to twelve cent. above par!'
Surely the Journal when it stated the fact
was not aware Of the high tribute It was
paying to Democratic honesty and to Dem
~ocratic faith, or it would never have pub
lisa4d the article. But 1t is published and
the rehqka to its party friends is not more
whitening than the compliment is gratifying
to the Democratic candidates, for both are
merited.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-30
Cadis. May 20. 1856.

$1,000 --T-~ 7T~|T-T| M.1-NTI0
THRAsIEn,--ph aneaking individual
|yclept Sam" for short, got q most esssn.
tial thrashing in Jefferson Township, Tus,.
caravans county. on the 10th instant. Two
Justices Of the peace were 10 be chosen-tAe
issue was made between the democracy and
the disciples'of s samuel, ami the latter wsFs
beaten two to ons.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-30

Ey-Ths Democrats of Richland county
have held an Indignation meeting, and de,
nounced the late ou.rages in Kansas. headse
by Atchison and Stringfellow, the leading
Know Nothings Of Missouri.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-30

Harrison conniy.
Ve = adsbssd ie he Rspuhrrnn = lzst
=. - falouing asiis< S Aia~
x1I personal PsoPsng u Heisut
etky%
tsles III b found the &,rac. ehetiat
Tie 80 faluA Fl psrssad pfofpsty ~ each
ieenshlPs IN the county, - relurpsd By the
es1ssgon Tor The years ie64 sna 1855
The value Of Bank. Railroad and Plaakroad
sock y not ihslHdsds nor j. the am0pnt Of
PENALTY for refusing 10 swsar-
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-30

E1-our rooster makes q glorious appear,
ance this week. He feels proud over ths re,
suit Of the Virginia election. We think the
old fellow will have plenty Of growing to Dc
between now and nezt N ,vember. Do youl
best, old chap.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-30

Eg As Mr. Hatton saw fl in his last
paper to attack cur young friend Mr.. Estep
in an Indirect manner, we give in another
column a reply from that gentleman. 1t
plains itself.
We sill state here, that on some coca.
SONS Chen gs have been engaged in other
matters. We have solicited our friend to as
siss us, . thing that We shall do again; but
at tbs same time we hold ourselves person
ally responsible for all that appears 10 our
p per whether il has a sigma me or not.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-30

AsPIa1Ea.-Wc see by a communication
in the Ohio State Journal, from Cadiz, sign
ed 2. q. W suppose is ~tnssut) s. T.. thai
Richard HlttOn. Esq tbs sdhar Of tbs
Cadis n publican, is a can Ii lat befors the K
.. StaEy sonyention for the Office Of treasurer
II State We Thought last February when
As. Hatto D joined lhe order, that he was
after some Office, and time has revealed oul
~suppositiors to be right.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-30

fgr The Rev. Or. Anderson, for. seven
ysars . professor Of Theology IA the Theo
logical Seminary, canensbpFg, Pa. died al
his residence. 3 fsv days since. Ia The s1sh
rear Of bis sgs.f
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-30

Let his name be in the mouths Of all tht
people," The "likes Of Them are not to
be found "eyery time the cows come up
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-30

Eav- The Western yirgiaiA Conference 81
The N. 2. Church meets IN Wheeling to.
aay, the SOtb inst.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-30

E1-A cooper named r. Fisher commit.
"a suicide On last Monday night, hs lsft
a wife and fonisT.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-30

Yesterday the mercury stood a. 100 ia
tbs shade 10 Nevport. Pretty hot that
Newport TX. News.
EC- Sometbing like that kind Of weather
up this way. just . would do good. sspe.
ciaIly il . few Gentle showers would ACCOM-
rany 10.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-30

ES-Wm. Ingram. charged with Hring his
store at Petsrsburgh. Va, has been oom-
mitted for trial.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-30

AyA boy named Michael rrats vss
drowned At 81. Louis On the sci.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-30

~ The Sunday liquor law ID being en-.
forced IN Auatin and other towns Ii Ter.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-30

kErA boy named Enoch Leonard fell
from 7 raft a Wheeling ID wsdhsada 2nf
was drewaed.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-30
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

. l
ToR GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM MEDlLL, Of Fairfield county.
FoE LlEuTksaEf GOVERNOR,
JAMES MYERS, Of Lgcaa county.
ToR JupeEs Of rHS suPRrAE COUNT,
WILLIAM KENNbN, Of Belmont county.
RuBERTB WARDEN, ofFrAaklin as
FoA GrrlToR OF STATE,
wlLL1A$ D, MORGAN, Of ColuIbians county
ToR TRSAsuKKR OF STATE,
IoEN Q. BRESLlN, Of Seneca county.
ron sEcRErsRT OF =TAZK,
WILLIAM TREvrrT, CT FFanklia county.
Foz ATTORNEY e~rsEaALr
GEORGE W. MeCooK, Of Jefferson eonnty.
PoR MEMBER OF THK HoAKp OF ruRLie " KKs,
JAMES 3. STEEpMAN Of Lucas county.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-30

FIRE.-Gn the nigat ofths 18th instant
the steam saw mill owned by John Miller,
located at the upper end Of Welisburgh,
and occupied by c.E. Crawford, was entire.
ly consumed by Ere.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-30

ELIZA Kara. aged 90. left Pittsburgh two
years ago, and has not aimee been heard
ON. ANY Information respecting her
will be thankfully received BY David Kari
North Georgetown Columbiana Co., Ohio.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-30

Know NoTgtNus IxCHUecR At he CON
memoration of the last supper, by the Asso
ciate Reformed Society, worskipping a Piney
Grove, in this county on Sunday, the 18Th
inst, Rev. W. L. Luimer, of Richmond, the
pastor, declared ali persons belonging TO the
secret society, called KnoY NothiDgs, from
partaking Although a considerable portion
Of the congregation we're known to belong
to the order. yet but tE-o Of them RETAINED
from participating in the sacred ceremony
OF course this was a remuneration on their
part, in the mos! solemn form, of all connec
ton hereafter With that demoralizing organ
ization. We are glad to be able to record
that one minister Of the Gospel has had the
nerve to use his high position for the pur-
pose Of curbing the stream of falsehood, de-
moraliEation and distrust with which Know
Nothingism is flooding the country. We
wish there was mors OF the same sort.--Steu
Union.
~ And We thank CD, that there has
been a second Lerim;r found in Harrison
county, in the person of the Rev. Mr.. Wish
art, Of New Athens. Al the administration
ofthe Lords Supper in his church q few
Sabbaths since, he debarred all Of The mid
night conspirators from ~partaking.
1t is the duty Of the Ministers OF the Cos
pal to preach against all sin; and If they dc
not preach against this new device of Satai
they arc not doing their duty. Let them Dc
their duty, put their trust in God. AMI al
will bs well with them here AMI hereafter.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-30

A QrERY? The qncslion now asked in
this county, BY . good many genuine free.
~,oilert: rs Mr.. fistton in favor Of the norni.
nation Of salmon r. Chase for Governor,
since he has been announced for Treasure
Of S.stess Our friends not having seen
saythiDg in bis pgP.r for the last two weeks
iayorsble t. Mr.. Chase. has caused them 10
make the above enquiry.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-30
WISE ELECTEDM
10000 CHEERS FOR VIRGINIAy!

HENRY A. WISE. the democratic can
didate, is elected Governor Of Virginia, be-
yond Sl doubt, By from Q TO 10000 major.
lily. And report says that every Democ rat
ic Congressman in the State has been cleo.
ted by a triumphant majority. The unter-
rifed Democracy have again met this found
ling. secret, %oathbound, bigoted. selfish,
chilli Of Satan, in his very buLworks. and
utterly routed and ~coafoanded him. Clio.
rious Victory! Friends Of your Country, of
the Constitution, of justice, liberty and the
rights IF man. wherever you may be. when
this glorious news reaches you, drop every
thing, and shout till the hills shake around;
the joyful notes will be caught by your
friends, and be reverberated from hill top
to Hill top, until the whole glQsious Onion
will join in the joyful chorus. We are no
prophet, but We told you in our last, tha.
this party could not live long; and the evil
denees Of its downfall, are falling thick and
fast around US. We have 4 coat ieuce in
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-30

HrRaka.A-TheodoFe Parker hAs been
securing On he sabjscI n slavery in Della.
3afe
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-30

az Che Tasearawas Advocate says that
Wlllsm Simeral lstely sold bis farm near
Port Washington in that county. for 20 dol
lara per asrs. In is45 Thomas Moon.
bsagh. this Lana ior 10 dollars per acre. IA
q y years afterwards Mr.. simsraI. 10 ! trsrie
sllossd him 30 dollars per ssfs Tor ii, and
Il VA saoughs n "a WI sold II that priss.
Eastern times., 1855-11-15
Murrinqt5.

In this city, llth inst. by Rev. A. Moore, Mr.. Hartley
jackson 70 Miss Martha Ann Southar both Wscasset
alSo by the same, Mr.. William H. Mclure to Miss Mary
Spinncy, both Of this city.
In this city, slh inst, by Rev. R. Meioalf Mr. Solon
LeonSnd TO Miss GeoFglannS Snipe, ofArrowsc.
In this city, 9Th INST BY Rev. II b. Abbott Mr. Fred
erick H. T56etts TO Miss Eliza J. Powers both of Au-
gustz-
TO Mtss Anna ID. Davis, adopted daughter of Rev G.
AdSns5 CaPt JOSE ". Yates, OF n. Y. CITY TO Miss
susan G. Jackson, Of Capt. Robert Skoleid to Miss
Bertha, daughter of Clement Skelfeld, Esq beth Of
hSrpsweli CSpt. Samuel Skolheld 10 Miss Augusta
dSRsateT OF Rodney Forssith, Esq, all Of B.
In TopshSm, Mr.. Johnson Clark. of Topsham 20 Miss
Martha T. CroSslan, of Durham Mr. William Allen TO
Miss Hannah Ward, OF T.
In Hsllowen, John F. Harvey 10 Miss Lovina j. How
and, both Of HI Franklin b. Foster Of Winthrop 10 Miss
Ada hodsdon, Of II George A. Clark to Miss Emma j.
Hidrcth, both ufH
In Lewiston, Mt. Milhury Novel of Webster, to Miss
Deli2 g. Coomhs OF Lisbon Mr. Joseph c. Batchellor
OF Lewiston TO Miss Frances H. Hall, of Bowdoin.
In koekiSnd, Mr.. Oliver ID Richardson to Miss Anre.
line Barnes, both of r.
Eastern times., 1855-11-15
DOMESTIC FORTS.

BosroS-Cld Nov. sth, ship Cora, Poland, DANA
riseotta; George Davis Pinkham, oath
SAvANAH-Ar 9TH, Albion Cooper, Smith, Portland.
NEw LoNDoN-Ar 9th, chs Alexander, New Haven,
for Hall0well.
NEW OKIE,Ss-CId 2lst, ship Josephine Harding
adv ship Caravan.
BosroS-Ar 9th tby ten barque Turk, from Malaga.
flowed through the Straits of Gibraltar 10th uIf y
Signal for brig cid, jew, Atkins, Gardiner; sid,
barque saxony started but came to anchor in the Roads
the wind being light and slightly ahead
10th, ard schs Martha, Spear and Oregon, Hatch,
Roek'and Betsey & Deborah, Dow, and Morea Kelley,
Thomaston; nlumnator, Siders, Waldoboro'; Mary
Shields, Watts Gardiner; Peru Snow, Bath Advance,
Pierce and W Pierce, Gooding, Yarmouth. CID, 9th
Mariel, kaler, Waldoboro
PORTLAND, Nov s-Ard, barque Andres (new, q
tons Merrym n, of and from Harpswell.
NEW ORLEANs-Ar Slst. Richd Morse Dinsmore
Gibraltar 40 barque Lizzie i Nickels Nickels Sears
port 2O ar 2lst by tel brig katahdin Amsbury Bor-
MoB1LE-Ar off the bar glst, ships silvanus Blanch-
ard, hence, land was ordered to New Orleans
SAvASAH-Ar Sd, ship Normandy, TYLER. New
York. ~
CHARLEsroS-Ar 9Th, ship Oswego Stevens Naw
York; cid 7th ship Lyra. Cheever, Lverp oil -"
BALrINoRk-Ar 7th, ship Avondale; ar ssh, bv tel
ships VIM Penn, Meade Liverpool.
NEw YoRY-Ar 9th by tel ships Havre, Baxter,
Havre
Eastern times., 1855-11-15
Later from California

The steamship Northern Light arrived a,
New York on Sunday forenoon, with dates
from San Francisco to. Oct. 90.
The Northern Light connected at San joan
with the steamer Sierra Nevada, which
brought down about 500 passengers, but no
specie. owing to the apprehended trouble at
the lsthmus,
We learn from the pnrser Of the Northern
Llght that everything is quiet al the Isihmus,
and that no turther trouble was spprehended.
Col. Walker, leader of the democratic party
III Nicaragua, had concluded treaty OF peace
with the Chamorro party. Col. W aiker hay-
ing declined the presidency 10 favor OF Rivas,
the latter was sworn into olhce on the Slst of
Oct, at Granada. Col. Walker was appoint
ed commander-in-chief Of the Nicaragua fore
es. and Parker III. French, formerly of the
Sacramento Tribune. has been appointed COM
mmissary of war.
Don Mateo Mayorga, formerly secretary of
state, had been executed on the plaza, his par
ty having fired into the California passengers
on board the Uncle Sam and Star Of the West
on their passages.
The people of Nicaragua appeared much
pleased with the new order of things The
Sierra Nevada brought down from California
large force, reported at 500 volunteers, to
join Walker
Col. Kinney was at Greytown with only
about dozen men, some of whom were suf-
fering from sickness. Simeon Forester, of
Salem, one of the party, had died.
Gen. Walkers men we're anxious to be al
lowed to drive Kinney and his men out Of the
country.
The mail steamer Golden Age left San
Francisco on the 20lh ult., for Panama, with
large number of passengers and about two
millions of specie.
Seven clippers arrived at San Francisco
since previous advices, viz The Highfiyer
and Radiant. from New York, Challenged,
Competitor, Viking and Fearless, from Bos-
ton and the Snap Dragon, from Philsdel-
phia and their cargoes have been disposed of
upon favorable terms. Business generally
had considerably improved, and nearly all
eastern merchandise found buyers at a fair
profit TO importers.
The steamer Sierra Nevada arrived at San
Francisco on the 9th ult, with New York ad-
vices of the 5ih of September, having lost As
passengers by cholera.
The balance Of the treasure which was sunk
on the Yankee Blade had been recovered.
Indian troubles have been renewed in the
northern part of the state. On the 9th ult.,
tho Indians massacred over so white people on
the Rogue River. Major Fitzgerald pursued
the Indians with so men and overlook them,
killing 80 of the savages, with the loss of ten
of his own men.
Eastern times., 1855-11-15
State of Maine.

LINCOLN, Ss.-Af Probate Court held at Tiscasset
the 5th day Of NoreDiber, A. d. 1855.
ORDERED, That Mary E. Haihorn, Administrator
" Of the Estate of Joseph j. Hathorn late of Rich
mond in said county deceased notify the heirs law and
creditors of said deceased and all persons Interested
account OF Administration the Estate ofaid de-
ceased will be offered for sllowance at Probate Court
Wiscasset the LIST Monday of December next. at
ten O'Clock, A. NJ when and where they be present
if they cause. No.ce 10 be given by publishing
attested copy this Order in the Eastern Tmes pub
shed in Bath, in the county Of three weeks
successvey before said Court OF Probate. Given under
my hand this fifth day of November in the wear of cur
Lord one thousand eight hundred and ffIy-fve.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate.
Copy Attest, E. FoorE, JR., Register. oSw22
Eastern times., 1855-11-15
FOREIGN PORTS.

Liverpool, SD 23d, Cambria, Perry. New Orleans;
adv, Old England, Adams, for New Orleans 26th ut
cid at London 23d, Old Dominion, Sampson Charles
ton; in port 26th, Rhine, Doane, for New York. Mar
sells 10th, adv, Geo + Patten for New Orleans
TPer Arago, at New York;
At Liverpool cd Slth, Adtana, Preble, Calcutta;
Havre, sid Sd Lizzie Harvard. Delano, New Yok.
Sid from Genoa no date. ships Saratoga, Trask, Mo
BILE; at Malta 18th ult, brig Coral. Kinsman, from
Cadiz.
Eastern times., 1855-11-15
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

St Helena Bar Light Vessel S C.-Notice is hereby
given that the st Helena Bar light veei, which was
removed for repairs has resumed her old position off
the entrance to ST Helena sound. : c.
The sci will show light from sunset to sunrise
daily elevation of % feet above the level of the
The light will be produced by eight lamps fitted with
II inch paraboc Teectors. and should be in good
weather, AT distance of 10 or u nautical miles.
BY order of the Lighthouse Board,
{ MANIGAULT MORRIS,
Lighthouse Inspector.
Eastern times., 1855-11-15

Ma'ta, Oct 1.-THE fire on boIrd the American shin
Waiter Scott smith from Liverpool, ftom spontaneous
combustion of the cargo (coal only put out after
cutting ihe vessel and sinking her at tile Marsa or
sha owest part of Naleta Ia Dor, leve with the low
deck. She is now being pumped out and as the un-
delivered part of the cargo has been rejected by the
French CONSUL who had purchased the same has been
advertised for sa by auction Ii is not supposed that
the vessel has suffered much.
Eastern times., 1855-11-15
Dfutbg.

In this city, iSth inst Tobias P Mcfarland aged 3
years and 10 months.
In this city Sta inst, Elxabeth McManus, aged 40 yrs
In Winthrop, DR.. 7. l.. Megquiar aged 50 yelrs.
In Hsllowell, DIR. Henry Maushan, aged ss years
In Brunswick, Mr.. FhBeas TAYLOR aged 6g wears Mr.
years months.
In Lewiston, clarissa NJ, daughter of Elias Adams
aged 25.
In Edgeoomb, s0th ult., CLARK L. Lewis, of Boothbav
aged 20 years,
In Rockport, Mrs SusSnnsh Andrews aged 81 wears
months
In Rsckand, Harrison Clifford, son of oren P. and
Caroline A. Mitchell agel mouths
Eastern times., 1855-11-15
EASTERN TIMES
81 MiRIlE JOGRNiL. -

SrISSoS Co, No. Long Wharf. Boston. are Agents
Tor the UNION LNE Of packets from Bath to Boston, Can't
Stinson is vorahy known an experienced merchant and
shipmaSter formerly Of this city All business entrusted
Go him w Be attended 70 with promptness and despatch.
ARTHUR DONNELL, Agent for Bath.
Eastern times., 1855-11-15
PORT OF BATH.
SAIUhUA1, NOV. 10.
ARRIVED
hr sch Andrew Sprague, MeBurnie, Windsor, Ms
CLEARED.
Oct I, Brig Shibboleth. Martin, Savannah
Sth, Brig arribee Gushing. do
Sch Noble Phil roOk, pamariseotta.

LArScHEp.-In this city. lOth inst, from the yard Of
Thos Harvard Capt l. Parker, fine ship of Gal tons
ourthen She has been purchased by Messrs. Vernon,
Brown Son. OF Boston, and will be commanded by Capt.
Snow.
LAUNcHEn-ln Boothhay, 9th inst, ffom the yard Of
MeSSrS. Sargent White, the bark Wndward Of $50 tons
borthen- sae is of superior model, and is owned by
Patrick enoN others. Of WiscaSSet and Capt Sewe IS
WyHe, OF Boothhay, who is to command her.
In Richmond. same day, from the yard of J South
ard, Esq, ship Charles ID. Merwinn of $50 tons She
her
Eastern times., 1855-11-15
SPOKEN,

Nov 2, lat II 80 Ion IS 10, ship Sarah Boyd, from
Santa Cruz for Queenstown.
Oct2Sd IS miles WSw. of Holyhead, ship 0tseonthe,
Young, from Liverpool for New Orleans
Eastern times., 1855-11-15
Fashionable Millinery.

lust received MRS. RoUSE'S, Centre ST.. a large
y stock OF NEW MILLINERY, EMBR0IDESIES, no.
SIERI and GLOVES which will be sold at the lowest pri-
large stock of Lining Silks all coors very lows
choice Dress silks. Mrs. Rouse has just returned from
Boston and New York, with the latest novelties in making
and trimming Bonnets and will be pleased to m orders
fast as possible
Bath, Nov. 6. sl
Eastern times., 1855-11-15
Removal.
Bounty Land for Soldiers Of the
War OflSl2.

Y recent ofCongress all Soldiers who four
ID teen days upwards in the of 1Si2 entitled
One Hundred and sirfy acres All persons who on a
former application have received less amount entitled
to tile balance Claims presented and warrants obtained
by BRONSON & SEWALL.s
Eastern times., 1855-11-15
CARPETINGS.

TUE subscriber would respectfully call the attention Of
purchasers to new and fresh assortment Of Carpets,
consisting Of
Velvet, Tapestry, Brussels, Three-ply and
Ingram.
ALSO, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, &C.,
all Of which will be sold the lowest cash prices at the
Carpet Store Of n. KELLY,
Bath Oct TO- 1855. 17tf under the Sagadahock House.
Eastern times., 1855-11-15

To Honorable Arnold Bldney, Judge Of Probate
and for the County Of Lincoln.
MARY E. HATHoRN, Administrators ofthe Estate
vi ofJoseph Hahorn, late of Richmond. formerly
said County, deceased respect fully represents That the
Personal Estate Of the said deceased is sufficient by
the of six thousand Dollars answer his hts
and charges of Admnst aiion she therefore prays
she be empowered and licensed sci, aud
much Of the Real Estate of the said deceased may
sufficient raise the sum with incidental charges.
MARY E. HATHORN.
Eastern times., 1855-11-15

NOW opening at the Granite Store large stock Of New
~ and desirable Fall Goods lower prices than amy
time before this Purchasers are invited call
examine goods and prices OWEN & CO.
November 6. u
Eastern times., 1855-11-15
Ladies'. List.

Anderson Sarah II Nacumber Caroline
Bucklin Lucy Moan Ester
Bickford Theodora-2 Mcclellan Caroline
Campbell Ann Morse Sarah 1
Coherey Mary Merritt Augusta E
Case Ellen VI McDougall Mary
Crocker sarah Mocers luliette
Clasby Betty Mitchell Sarah c
CLANCY Mrs VIM Morse Susan d
Colson Maya Mason Josephine A
Carr John Morse Ursula
Cowan Martha W Mcdonald Catharine
Coombs Deborah Norton Esther
Cunningham Harriet Pearson LA
Davidson Havris Parker Rosa
D'Wolf Emily Pettengil Somers
Edwards Mrs Sidney Palmer Della A
Emery May Rogers Mrs John
Furber Dolly Rigby Malinda
Ford Emira W Roberts Mary
Fisher Mary 1 Roberts DucyM NJ
Gould Lydia Rogers Jane
Getchell Betsey Robinson Margaret
Gerrish Mary Smith Sarah
Gibbs Sarah Stinson Julia Il
Gray Mehitable Staples Lucy
Garrison Statira-2 S,inson Almira 1
Hunnewell Frances A Smith Ann
Hill Nancy W Small Mary
Hughes Cyrene Segars Meribah
Heal Mary NJ Sampson Mary
Henderson Jane Side Harriet
Hobie Martha Sullivan Anna
Haskell Mary Snow Mary W
Junkins Elizabeth Simpson Sarah L
hahiei Mary Savage Hannah
Lowell Lucy Warehouse Frances
,.fe,uiore IL Mrs Winsow Jane
"atehews Emelne Williams Caro-
Williams Rebecca A-2
PERSONS calling oretters, will please mention they
ter, oHe eent aoili be added =
JOSEPH C. SNOW, P. NJ.
Eastern times., 1855-11-15
Guardians Sale.

(f virtue Of license from the Probate Court shall sell
IL at auction the premises the eighth day Decen-
ber next at ten O'Clock in the forenoon all the right En-
ma j. Corliss John c. Corlss aud Joseph +. Corss IN
piece ofand situated Middle Street. in BATH and bound
ed west by said street, south by my lot east by the rail-
road, and north by land OF John Cornish.
Nov. Tth, 1885. II JOSEPH e. SNOW, Guardian.
Eastern times., 1855-11-15
Paris Shawls.
New Fall Goods

ONE box limitation C. II Paris shawls. now opening at
" the Granite Store. Please call and examine.
Oct ,. OWEN & co.