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OTTAWA uAIIUIEYAN

THE undersigned having purchased the shop hd s'o,h
OF Uewcll Finley, where he intend, to carry ." wy
business ON more extensive scale. chi' on i'u' wv
Is always in receipt Of the best qualify ot N,'I W.
Han and Egyptian Marble for Head s'"a'', ',o ,"'
Monuments, Nantes, Furniture, &c, wv i '' t,i. a
the best wOrkneu IN the western country ~ W. ~
sorcd that he can &c, up anylns o. h, Isl. "y u. a
or style, together with low price, NV & Iii s,,,,t
he will give all those W." "''' Jus" We" ' ''' ~
entire satisfaction, i,.,,,, ,,r,,sr, .,t,,I,,t ,pI
~ w. or'ri, XXX n" JAMES WILLS,
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EXCHANGE OFFICE OF
TRUE Il WATERMAN,

In Ndtticger'S block, Rooms .t,,'meyiy occupied ~
H. +. EI.es
MONEY received on deposit and interest allowed
Gold and silver b"ugh, aud sold.
Exchange New York and Chicago at current rates.
WIN. NJ TRUE,
June 9 ISAAC V. WATERMAN.
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Pia~icring. Paper Gsanaing.and " hiic-
Ia

L Nftj TED In a workmanliky manner an reasonable
l.. terms. Oruer- solicited and may De left at she ErSa
Irr Office, at the residence Of the subscriber AZ
door north Of the Episcopal Church.
Ottawa, March 10 l-ji JACOB IArMhS
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Boots and Shoes,

~ the be-. quality, all sizes from mems No II down
" 20 iHiants, at greatly reduced prices,
AZ WlIIGVAN'>.
FOR u" reason that Ne caul sell them ~ usual rCtaI
pHgcs, must cut under they U'H1 h. snhi Groce-
re, and Provisions choice Teas, and h best brand, cf
Flour included. Etrthru, Wooden, aud Willow Ware.
Also fruts, such as Apples, Green aud Dried; Peach
g. Pared and IMPAIRED. Orangr. and Lennon, Eai.is,
fg,, Dates, Blackherrrs, rlmn-, Pruues German aud
French titrou-, Xiut- turrau's, LpZ,uEr-, taulr-,
Nus, &c. Frrsh Oysters, by the keg and can W.T.
NANs, west OF the Post once Main Street, OTTAWA. H..
M.rHN
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4 new post Office has been established at
Mclean, Mclean county, Illinois
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FOWLER INSTITUTE.

n,ur spr'nF Term Of this Institution WI open on he
MI ,iny of April next u !. under the sapcrin,cnd
- w.. w.. I,inrlp1Is, OF REV. < Wnslburu, aud Miss j.
hhurn incatcd at the healthy and retired Village VI
W.mnrL kenda County, H., IN the beautiful valley VI
c EnN River II has most desirable location The do.
ms sic department IA under the supervision Of Mrs.
W.sburn who's, 1t Ia to make home for tho stu.
dent The course Of study Il ample, AMI the constant
efforts VI those having charge Of the Institution are put
forth not only to cultivate the intellectual but also the
mora, aud plgSicW powers " the student All who wish
To attend daring the coming term should apply lnnpdi
at,ly Circulars may be obtained by addressing
:, WASliBrBN PriHtigGL
March :. N1rrrk, k,a,iiR ,5., m
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ATTENTION.. FARMERS
SOMETHING WORTH LOOKING ATT
Sage's Broadcast Sowing and Harr owing
MACHINE

INlt undersigned having purchased the right to man
i uiaciure and sell the above machine Ia la Sale CO..
would respectfully invite III. attention Of Farmers to an
examination OF it, many points Of excellence all
other machines Of t Kind that have been invented
This machine received the highest premiums the New
York, Connecticut, Ohio, Michigan, aud Illinois state
Fairs also at every County Fair where exhibited for il,
superiority over all other mschnss. II In, been tried
side by side with the best machines vcutct-uunr have
been pud 10 compete with II, and the Patentoc Ca,tu-
the world to produce its equal II the grain
with mathematical precision and accuracy, much 50
that It !, impossible o detect any difference, by the eye,
in the distribution OF the grain. II will all kinds %
seed that are eVr sOwu broadcast aud can be- regulated
tn SOW any amount desired, from 1 bushels doyu to 1
quarts II will sow from 90 To ~ per day, and har
rows in as goes along Farmers Of In sale Co.. how
many days think you is lost every by the prevalence
Of high winds, which prevent you from sowing your ult,
and wheat or, II sown, how much do You lose by the
grain not being evenly distributed the ground -
Certainly enough 20 pay for one Of these machines twice
o say nothing OF the saving ~ labor which makes.
The wind cannot affect this mach e, and the farmer can
If the wind blows hurricane. These machines will do
the seeding for two or three farmers and by purchasing
machine together would make the cost very light
each. There scarcely any friction about them,
and with proper care would last man life time.
The number to he made this Spring Is limited and per
sons wishing to yet machine should send their orders
early
Orders he left with Jack son Lockwood ar address
sed to the subscriber nj Ottawa. machine h." At
the store Of L. and the inspection of by the farmers
Is pnrticularly requested
We warrant satisfaction in every case.
March sim. F.W. ROWE.
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Ottawa Homeopathic Pharmacy.
h0CTOR MCNAMARA respectfully informs the homm-
opathc ply s!caus and friends Of the system that hc
has hand good assortment OF the hest MEDICINES
complete in physician and family medicine chests, In
Tnctures, Dilutions, and Iuturativns also, Pocket
Cases Of Medicine, from ~ to a. each and Domestic
Books, standard Works, sc, at New York prices.
sX'-unice in Na,,nver's Block, third floor Jan %
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IsOu riding.

"A LIMITED number Of boarders may he nceomino'
IA dated by n priyat. family east of Fox River, Ia
plrnsant location. March 2a-5wl I. TliEOplliius
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-16
NUMBER 2S9.

had only been in a week; that it was Friday
l-decelvlng him, as they supposed for his own
good, and that of his companions. Edgin then
told them to say to their families and friends,
that if they didn't get out. they were ready
to die happily, having made their peare with
God. Edgin then retired, exclaiming to the
Fworkmen most cheerfully: .7e..... :.
Well go in! Work on boys! May God
bless youh'
| This dialogue gave new hope to the work.
men; and they labored on until the bad air
put out the lights again, when the work, was
suspended for four hours antil they sent 70
GAINESVILLE for some hose, a bellows, and some
lpipe, by which they sent fresh air in; and the
lights were relumed, and the work went on
until Friday night, when it was said that they
were within twenty minutes of the rescue
Arrangements were all made to receive them.
and expectation was again banked by another
caving in of the earth and rock Friday night
the work continued. Some six hundred peo-
pie remained till one o'clock yesterday morn
ing, when the rescued were brought out to-
the crowd with their faces covered and their
bodies very much emaciated and exhausted.
Their families were not permitted immediately
to meet them; physicians were present to look
after their well being, and every thing done to
make sure of the results of the long labor.
viz: the preservation of their lives Pearson,
the older man, had futtering at the heart;
the others seemed to be "as we'll as could be
expected" Their faces were covered to pro- r
tect their eyes. The boy, Savage, it is said,
made enquiry the first thing after "chew of
tobacco" the rest after their families and
friends. They had taken some sleep on some
dry dirt which they had piled up for that pur-3
pose; but had no idea of the time that had
elapsed.
Notwithstanding these men were thus inn
bedded in the earth, perhaps their preserva
ton from death by hunger was prevented by
that very fact. In the English mines, meh
have lived even sixteen days without food
The very want of light and free circulation Of
air, the moisture of their tomb, together with
the lack of oxygen to carry off the particles
eliminated from the body may have had some
effect in preventing that exhaustion which has
accompanied hunger in the open air, in arid
plains or on the salt ocean.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-16
81

LIABILITIES.
Unsettled Claims for Losses and not o82 ~
The Company it's patrons the very
satisfactory eond or in Cash Assets
their policesall
ing placed at the minimum market value at the time
depression standard of They either
prime dividend paying stock orood valuable and clean in
Vestments yielding moderate interest and income The
standard Assets have valued. being
ArINTEREsT Besides this olidty the O. smpany calls
security it derives fr1m
system Agencies having the
of presenting united phalanx of ExPERKNcED UNDERwRI
which has worked thirty the happiest
results to and claimants for losesand enables
IL 10 the year with greater prestige f. future
than has yet reached by really NATIONAL In
surance Corporation.
All business attended to with despatch an hdety:
ian30-tf ALLEN G. HALLoCK. Agent.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-16
CLARKE & STANFIELD.
CARPENTERS AND EOWNERS.

Shop corner First and Chestnut streets.
LII work entrusted to done with neatness and dis
n patch
Particular attention paid to the putting up of Stores
Store Fronts. and Jobhng gen orally. mh26-tf
~ - BBLS Lake SALT 20 packaes No Mackerel for sale
q e. by apit z. H. COOK & SON.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-16
UTILRTY, BEAUTY, ELEGANCE
r. n FIN f. M f N II.

ENYERY one will be found we'll adapt
HA representative of the Immense quanti-
ties Goods lust arrived the well known Store of
VIM. AOeV EN- tn ah IL Co.. .l
Corner FIRST Having assortment and
selection of Goods urpassin the variety styles eolors
shades quantity and quality every thing
other house ever exhibited take partcu
pleasure friends and in Evansville
vicinity give cali. We extend our invitation IN
the fair assuring them that every article
mhqnable under the name of Dry Goods. Emhroideries
(SNss Seotch) Fancy Goods Manillas White
Goods of every erpton. Shawis Millinery and Straw
Goods the richest, choice and most varied
We fully convinced that we satisfy the
expectations satisfy claim respecting
good and low prices In Clothing eevery kind
we can every demand for fashion color quality
,otaI VIM. LOEW ENTHAL e. co.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-16
No aCE.

TO BRIDGE BUILDERS AND STONE MASONS.
TIME Commissioners the county Vauderburgh
WILL at IL A NJ Thursday the Ist day of May
receive and consider sealed proposals for building
STONE ABUTMENTS, Pigeon Creek, near
Codys specifications of the proposed work.
examined the Office of the undersigned by
desirous of bidding for said job
mh22-tt WILLIAM Fl. WALKER. A. V. @. \
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
CONDITION OF
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF HARTFORD. CONN
JANUARY /, 1856

I,
As presented 10 its Stockholders and made out in pmp
with State laws of New York Ohio Indiana, Illinois
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-16

WESTERN FEED q AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
MILLER. WENGAaE & co.
M fANUFACFUREksS and Dealers in all kinds of Farm
WI aud Garden Implements Moving Reaping aud Thresh
ing Machines Field and Garden Seeds Trees &c. 56 Main
street opposite Bank OF louisville louisville. Ky
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-16

iVENNEY n SORENsON.

. 4
WHOLESALE IN GROCERIES AND Ll9uoAs' ooEAEH
WATER AND VINE sTs., EVANSVILLE, IND -
VBHHE nm this day formed tof
IL parpese of doing wholesale GroeeTy ana Il =
business Eavng the business OF Messrs AIMS "
loves purchased their stock and made additions to make
compIee assortment shall be able to offer as good
CASH as any house in EvansVille or any Sy IN she
West. S16ppNSON
jan3 D oon.---eo---
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-16

AtOOPER'S TOOLS.-A full assortment of Knives
v Planes and Truss Hoops just reed by steamer
Tweed and for sale by W WALDklkOH,,
mb9I Main bet. Ist and ID,
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-16

T0CKA AND GUN NTH.
roBBING such as repairing Umbrellas Parasols mend
" Ing DE@SS' NA--e JAMES SPALDTNG,
IN e.a Garner Fourth and Main streets.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-16

@SUNDRIES.- r. M,
~ 200 gro Cotton Flossi lou gro Linen rlossi
IN doz Hair Braids; $50 doz Dress Brttons;
rs pcs fancy Silk, handsome styles; :. -, -, -. M
% black Bombazipe; SO fancy al w99I bareSes;
~ /, ls-dAw 4ls Main street.. Louisville. Ky
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-16

@DLANK BDOH~.-A large and complete assortment of
Ledgsrs Journals Day and Cash Books of every
sarleS{ mbS{ VI ''' ~"N T GoNYNGToN & co.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-16

RETAIL DEP ARTNEENT,
MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW THE CoRNEh
vy Fl COOK becs to thank friends in Evansville and
A rhood their freely hesto wed
him since in business amongst them and takes
this opportunity of introducing their notice his Mr.
H. A. COOK whom he has taken into from this
date and solicits the firm OF r. H. Cook Son.
contnuance support literally conferred himself
T. H. having taken the business premises and
will be enabled to supply the citizens OF
Evansville every article they require in the Gro
carv and Provision line T. II G. wish especially
draw in the country having produce
kind to their increased facility
ing Oft and supplying them at their store with all
rn,rat on anr thar orders future. feb2-tf
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-16
SaHRWoOp HOUSE.

EnRINTs-25 cases N ew tyes fancy Print
5 do black and white dos
do solid black do; oo
Reed this day and for sale by JAMES LOW q, w.,
mbGs-d6w 4iS Main street, Louisville, Ky.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-16

spn BOXES German soaps 20 boxes Palm % boxes
eb@ Cream cheese; gross assd serubbng brushes
ground spees 40 doz of ssd Carry Combs
saIa M /. & d. HEIMANN.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-16

4 "A a "a NTEk SlA EIEs
HNHE undersigned having determined to move to Caor
IA MIA offers for the Farm which he resides,
leading from Evansville Mt Vernon
Perry wnship containing 26 Said land is
prised of three tracts we'll improved and supplied with
in healthy of the county of
bureh Persons wishing purchase the whole of
said Farm by application to the under
signed upon the premises. Title indisputable.
twd3mw THOMAS kNIGHT
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-16

~ EST QUALITY Of Blarsylle FL0uR at reduced
Is prices dec24 THoS. HEADEN.
A XES.-Colns, Lippencotts and Manns; casks trace
LA ehsns hog ana lial1er CHAINS ior S"e " ATDKTRuH
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-16
rTOwE NEW SPRING GOODS

= MUAE NEW SFIkANW WWUWS.
NWTE received per Ehe Alton and y. p Twssd
NW of tine spring shoes for aqd
gents which and will be sold this the
dear who will please move as nold
'em. my1 HENDRICKS - McRBA.-
HxHANGE.-Come around and ray rour aecounts. We
time to come and shall os obi .ssd employ
my myi - = nEspR' .sgs Z MsazAss
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-16

-. % STATEMENT
The of the Corporation is ETNA INSURANCE
located at Hartfo rd Connecticat.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-16

sMPfsGVED POkTABLE MILL.
HSOR grinding wheat and and all ersubstanees
&' requiring grind 1E. =, -, ,i. Il
all widths. -.. .. me-.
articles Cincinnati prices, including freight
CalatJ MoAroos Family Grocery, corner OF oak and
see9ea streets .HEs RRADFoRD& e. co Cincinnati o.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-16

Money due the Company secured by
Mortgage ........ ......
500shares Hartford and y +. Haven K. r .
otuCht .-..s.
l05 shares Hartford and Providence r g.
r. Stack. preferred and guaranteed
10 per cent. nt....................
107 shares Boston & Worcester r. r.
SCoSk -. =
$50 shares Conn. River Il. Il. Stock.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-16

EpLACK LAWNS eases solid black lawns received
Il R D to day and for sale by JAMES LQWy& CO.,
| APPS AIS Main Louisville, KY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-11-28

h ofth On We rcsday the I0.h day Of Ieeem-
b next. at ten Of the c.ce. in the forenoon.
nd thence proceed to view the route mcntinn-
e in said petison; immediately after which
view, a hearing of the parties and witnesses.
will be had at some con venient place in the
vicinity. and such other measures taken in
the premises as the Commissioners shall judge
proper. And it is further ordered that motto,
Of the tina. place and purpose of the Com
miss toners meeting aforesaid. be given to all
persons and corporations interested by serving
| attrsted copies oil the petition and this order
| thereon, upon the clerk of the town of Els
| sworth, and by posting up attcsted copies a.
ltoresaid in three public places said town
hirty days al least before the time appointed
or said view, AMI by publishing the petition
:, nd order thereon three weeks successfully IN
lie Ellsworth American. a newspaper printed
in Ellsworth, in the County Of Hancock the
first publication TO be thirty days al least be
fore the time Of said view, that all pcrsor
and corporations interested Elay attend and
be heard if they think liz.
| Attest, PARKER w. PERRY.
Clerk.
true copy of the petition and order there
en-
Attest. PARKER w. PERRY. Clerk
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ELLSWohTH AMERICAN.
MARINE, JOJ RIA l..
ponI or A4Low oRIH,

pCItI OF = ., l. : w Q z H.
CLE8EEp
WEDNESDAY, Nov Iga
S5n rs.ama fatr Eazfua
Agnes i.pfd Gl-ioi,
.d4..sag atsr, Mech Boston
AKHlA Ed
fnrRsuAr Nov 70.
Af.sl r !, Bas',g .,o
" Hrpree Il, gunl ----, BOSTON
Dfr4Nay Clark Boston
CLEARED.
FKiD4Y Nov q
I1fs Cuts Boston
a. FsI.Iedlsr, Hen ok R"ston
SATURDAY, Nov q.
Cartjtlaa Lord. New Ya3k
Abtg4d Jordan. Portland
" nola4ln, l.er', Bls'en
"A" Sapettof Mufch Boston
ARRIVED
- Abigail HAYNES, L0rd, Boston
" Aielade, Clark Portland
" tuslew, Ct0st!ni fot,!und
suSDAY, New q.
- Olive B;aneh AIeea Eosloa
- hlneG, ilspktus Boston
ZHtstie, VI hksn, Eoston,
" Va apata.o. BeeNt, Eosion
" J4oe@ Henry, Grant, rpIL.nI
a. Malta Anui Atherlon, Portland
It Potomac, Lord Boston
CLEARED,
MoSusr, Nov. q.
Bangor. Jorim, Bastoa
'' Vni,ltd q itiia Boston
" Be- lie, r"rfy, Boston
- Rattan, DAVIS, Boston
'' Fame, How'd, kocnlani
Tuesday,, NOV. IS.
Mechlnic, Grant Portland
Counselor. Franks, Boston
- Georgia, Alley Boston
a. ARIEL, ioesnrgy, boston
- Capt John, NnrtIs Boston
" WdrrenloH. jackson. BSst,n,
~ Abigail Haynes, Lord Boston
ARRIVED
=" Arboreer Hit PnrJlrl
s. Juhi EH1teth, hcfGa, Boston
Nepiuae pe~ Boston
F." Erceiant, WiHunnre Boston
" Oe4t0C. Cuuls, Boston
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DJSASTERS &c

Brig Pinta (of Hlsworth), which put into Ma
shias port in distress. bias been condemned and was
sold at auction for S245.
sch Rattlesaake, 40 tons, from BueSspart, for
Norfolk, in ballast, went ashore on Friday night
last near Cape lienlopen, w.ere sac will become u
total loss. The cssel has been stripped rlSslns,
&c, by John y. Walker, wfcctlaster, VINO has
learned from the captain that she is partially In
sured ia Eastern Offices.
Bark tennessee OF brunswick, Me.) from Ant
werp for New York, came ashore in Little Ess
Harbor New Inlet, 20th inst, at o'clock AM
The Genesee has lis German emigrants on board,
and q small assorted cargo. She is coo tons bur
then, aud two years old, is in good condition; and
il tnc weather continues favorable, will be got Oh
in a snort time. Egg iiarbor Light being taken
for Fire Island Light, oceasioned the disaster
Bark Tennessee, of Brunswick, Me-, went ashore
near Egg Harbor on Thursday morning at o'clock
Brig Alrucabah (of GoGidsboro), Cole, from be-
lie, Hon for Boston, with a cargo Of loswood and
mahogany put into savanna l7th inst IN ieaky
condition, The left Belize an the 25tn October
and mst with continuous gale of wind all thu
way. and when Of Double Headed Shot Keys,
sprung leak and had to put in to repair.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-11-28
IT. :. INEN EFT. County Trca surer.
1 I'm

NJ Court Of Probate holdel at Bluehiil.
within aid for the County Of Il aEcoc3 on the
hr,t " ed"e day Of November, in the year Of
our Lord eighteen hundred and htty-six.
r l.. H3MllN, thomas Robinson, and
-, George y. Black named executors in
certain Instrument purpoitilg te lie tie last
VII WI, add testament Of John Black, Esq, late Of
Ellsworth, in said county, deceased, hav-
ing presented the sam Tor probate Or
deied, HIT the said Executors give notice 10
all persons interested, hy causing a copy Of
tins order to lie published tirce weeks success
,lyely in the Ellsworth American, printed M
Ellsworth, thar they may appear at a Probate
Court to be held 1T Ellsworth III said county.
on the inst Wednesday o! December next, at
ten of the clock in the frcrocn, and ,ley.
oagse, il any they heFe, Why the said instrr
n'elii shoGl not lie proved apl royed, and al
lowed aS the last Will and testament Of the
aid deceased. PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true copy-attcst, ". AING, Register.
i'l-.;W
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-11-28

To the honorable. the Court Of County Gem
misS!oner> for the Countv Of Hancock next
to be holden il sid County Ct Hancock .al
Ellsworth en- thetwelty eighth dayoi Octo-
Ter 1855.
X MBLY SnEWS that an alteration of n
So road laid out by your honorable board Of
commissioners, commencing at the County
read (lcading from Ellsworth to II entou) near
the Rouse Of Thomas Il. Hart, and endino a,
water street, AGAR the house of I.emuel Green.
III sad Ellsworth, would be of great public
convenience.
" heieinre your petitioners prav that vour
honnrs would agFeeabicy to law in such case
made and provided, examine said road. and
make such alteration as you may thinA III,
public convenience requires, and as IN duty
lound will everpray.
GEORG L W. FISK, and eleven others.
STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK. SIS Court Of County Commission
ess, Oct. Term. A. .. 1856.
Upon tie fcrcgoing petition it is considered
by the Commissioners, that the petitioner. arc
responsible and that they ought to he hearo
touching the matter set forth il, their petition.
and Therefore order, that the County Commits
Z nels meet at the American House IN Ella-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-11-28

To the Honorable Court of County Commits
sioners for Hancock County, October 1855
r HE undersigned inhabitants of Ellsworth
9 aud Hancock in the County of Hancock
respectfully represent that public road IS
needed and will greatly accommodate many
of the inhabitants. Commencing at some
point on tie Trenton road in Ellsworth be-
tween the house of Levi Joy ana A. d. Sar
gent and running in easterly direction to
irtcrsect with road laid cut from James
Brown to county road in said Hancock.
We therefore pray your board to examine
the route and establish the road.
J. A. DI.A F.. Il, and forty-two others.
Oct 4. ID. i556
STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK, SIS. Court Of County Commission
ers, Oct. Term, 1876.
Upon the foregoing petition, it is considered
by the Commissioners that the petitioners ar,
responsible and that they ought to be hear
touching the matter set forth in their peti
ton, and therefore order. that the Count,
Commissioner, meet at Levi joy in Ellsworti
on Tuesday the 9Th day Of Jtl:uary next at
nine of the clock i'll the forenoon, and thence
proceed to view the route mentioned in said
petition Immediately after which view, q
hearing of The parties and witnesses will he
had at some convenient place in the vicinity,
and such ether measures taken III the prem
ises as the Commissioners shall Judge proper.
And il is further ordered that notice of the
time, plfce and rurI o-e, of the Commission
ers' neo -aS aforesaid, lie given TO all persons
ard corp 'ticns Interested by serving attes-
ted copies {. the petition and this order there
on upon the 'erks OF the towns Ellsworth
and Hancock, ard by posting up attested cop
les as aforesaid, III three public places in each
OF SAID towns thirty IuNS "a lp.s 81 ! pfpra .ta
time appointed for said view; and by pub
fishing tic petition and order thereon three
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American
. newspaper published IN Ellsworth in
the County of Hancock. the first publication
to lie thiitv days at least before the time Of
said view; that all persons and corporation
interested may attend and he heard il they
think fit.
A .st, PARKER W. PERRY, Clerk.
a true eopyof the petition and order there
on,