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The focal plane of the light is 80 feet above the
ground and 10 feet above the level of the sea
Tue tower is of brick, eolorcd brown and stands
ABOUT IL feet from the centre Of the rear of the
dwelling houses, with which it is connected
Inc lantern is painted black. The dwelling
houses brick color.
Inc Illuminating apparatus is a revolving Fres-
mel iens OF the first Order shown bright fash of
the natural color every ten seconds.
Inc light should be visible in good weather from
Inc deck o vessel 10 nautical or Il statute miles
Inc hight now shown at Gay Head will be Dis
continued from the above named date, and in the
course OF the noXt season the cid tower will be
removed.
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A GRAMMATICAL PUPIL. a school
master. after giving one of his scholars
a sound drubbing fer speaking bad gram
mar, sent him to the other end OF the
room to inform another boy that he
wished to speak to him, and, at the same
time, promising to repeat the dose ii he
spoke to him ungramatically.
The youngster, quite satisfied with
what he had got, determined to be ex-
act. and thus address his fellow pupil :
There is a common substantive, OF
the masculine gender, singular number,
nomina;ive case. and in an angry mood,
sits perched upon the eminence at the
other side of the room, wishes to artic-
ulate few sentences 20 You in the pres
ent tense"
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a CA RID

GEORGE " BROWN tenders his
THANKS II The fire department and citizens
generally Tor their successful Efforts ia saving his
mus lfo'h Tue ravases of fire on saturday night
the members of en- CINE companies Nos.
and for their nlomitable energy and successful eff
"rts In carrying there hose across the rapid current
OF the river just in arrest the progress Of
the devouriDg element he feels under lasting obi
gations--he also fully appreciates the services Of
those residing in the vicinity of the fire for their
efforts IN staying its progress until the opportune
arrival of tie fire department.
Ellsworth Nov. 2tth 1856. lwit
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The DwISEL Mills Destroyed BY
FIRE.-On wednesday might at II
o'clock, the block oil Mill. 1t Great works
Village (Oldtown) owned by Raius
Dwisel, Esq, of this city, was entirely
destroyed by fire, the origin of which Is
unknown. The Waterman had as usual
gone through the mills between and 10
o'clock. The fire was first seen breaking
out through the roof Of the mills. In
the block were eight single saws, four
gangs, and considerable small machinery.
The property was worth 100000. In
sared in Boston Tor $4,000 1t has
been until rec ntly insarei TOR $4,000.
-WMg.
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--- The Disaster 10 the French Steam r
Lonnais--l30 IRE lost.
Nrw Yong INV TX


The Iyonnais had 20 cabin passengers
and there were on board, including officers
crew. engineers, framcn, stecrage passengers
near $50 souls. She also had $50 GOO in
specie on freight.
On the night of Sunday, % inst, while in
dense fog. Nantucket lightship bearing N
N. W. and distant 60 miles, the ship was
run into by an unknown vessel, and her
stern cut clean off. Nothing more was seen
of the unknown vessel. and il is probable
that she went down immediately The LYON
nais remained with her aft5r-part fall of
water, and her bows high out Of the water.
All hands staid by the wreck till the next
day, when it WAS abandoned.
The snip WIS provided with six bouts, on
ly one Of which was lii>-hrAt. This boat
only has haan heard from. On the morning
of Monday, aft II it was resolved to abandon
the wreck Il "a t was constructed, and about
forty persons, including passengers, (proha-
bly, steerLge pass ing rs,)tJok refuge upon it.
1t is the opinion OF the second officer that
this raft could not have lived through the
rough weather that succeeded that day that
it must have been broken II pieces, and that
all the persons on board were lost There is
rpom for hope that some friendly sail might
have Rescued them
In another boat was the commander. with
some of the passengers. This boat was well
provided with provisions, compassas, &C.
1t was the intention of the captain TO pull
for Montauk Point. This boat has not vet
been heard from.
Another boat contained the second mate
Laguire the second engineer Destour, and sev-
erai of the crew and passengers This is
the only boat heard from 80 far
The list is saved, sixteen; missing and
probably lost, ono hundred and thirty
Those saved were beaten about until six
in the afternoon of the 9th, Sunday. and
two of their passengers, died during this
terrible interval. On Sunday. their eyes
were gladdened by the sight Of IL friendly
sail which proved to be the Bremen bark
Elise Capt. Nar,lcnholott, on board Of which
vessel they were Immediately taken. and
made comfortable as possible. Their limbs
We're frozen, and altogether they We're in a
terrible condition.
Two OF this boats crew died in the boat,
of whom are thus accounted for
The sufferings of these uniortunatcs may
be imagined. At pres mt they are likely to
recover, but their limbs are frozen and swol-
len. The ladies suffered terribly. bat bore
up with the fortitude for which thtsrx i, s.,
eminently distinguished i'll the presence of
real danger.
The Lyonnais was built at Southampton.
England and intended for the South Amcri-
can trade. She was temporarily placed on
the new French line from this port to Hay-
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At Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth
within and for the County Of tancocN, on
the fifth Wednesday Of October. in the year
of our Lord eighteen hundred and fifty six.
ON he pei tion OF Rufus Leach Guardian Of stephen
" r. Morr miior. of penaDsca,. said County
|" grant 70 The sad Guardian, license sci cefiiu real
estate Of Stephen Perkins, deceased, III which said MI
oar IL in eresied
Ofiefei, That the said petitioner give notice TO all
persnns interested by cruising copy OF this order t In
published tiree weeks successfully ~ the Ellsworth,
American printed IN Ellsworth. that they may appeal
II Proba Court. TO he held al Ellsworth ia sail
~ on the first Wednesday In December next. at ="
the CLOCK A. Nj . and she~ cause II they have vii
the prayer Of said petitioner shnGl1 not be granted
PARKER rUCk, Judge
W KtsG Register
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Vt Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth
within and for the County of Hancock, o.
the fifth Wednesday OF October in the yea
of our Lord eighteen hundred and fity-si
w the prtiion OF ieiiania Butler Executor o! tn
" viii al Nathan Butler, laie OF Hancock, IN said
oumy, tecrased. representing that the personal estate
said deceased Is NOT sufficient 10 pay The inst debts
s'lich he owed al the time Of his death by the
'ur hundred and any dollars and aytug inr a c.ns
St aud convey soNmuch o. the real tsde II said de
ceased as may be necessary for the payment OF sad eb
and Incidental charges
Ordered. ihJt The petitioner give tolce hereof 10 the
heirs of said deceased 10 all persons tsfrst'd.
said estate by causing cory OF THIS hder I" " publish,
ed in the 'sworlli American. printed IN Ellswogth In
sa I'd county Itiee weeks sucCrs>ively, that they q,
appear at rcute Court !" I've hldeu at Ellsworth in
aid County on the ffst WcGhes day o rert n,xt
ri The clock il The orenoons aud slew catse il
any they have why Tie PRAYER n saul s.lti"n ~houid
NOT he granted PARKER ILLh huge.
Attest, W. kiNs Register. jai2
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DOMESTIC PORTS

B0Sr0N.-Nov. -, arr schs Wandercr, Lord (;
Endora, Curtis, and George & Mary, Lord Els
worth; 20t arr sens Mary Dclphina, Gates, Calais;
Royal Oak, Richardson, Machias; % arr briggs An
ma prentris (of Castine), Dunbar, Baltimore; Roy
aston (of Cslias), Robinson, Baltimore; sch Bal
tic, Bunker, Cranberry Isles; q arr sch Caroline
Nickerson, East Machias.
NoRFoLk.-l5th arr brig John Means, Herr :
lex, Bluehil.
BATH.-i7th arr sch Edward, Ellsworth George
town, SC.
HOLMES HoLE.-2lst arr sch lIiawatha Shop
py, New York.
NEW oRK-?ith arr sch Caroline Grant (of
Bucksport) Perry, Curacao;
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For Sale

ar EXCHANGE for other property
~ House lot situated in stfawvile adjourn.
Ing sylvester .iOwdeas - by rods. Said land
will be exchanged for Interest in vessel, or fol
stock or any otaer available property and will be
sold caeap for cash, or good notes. The owner j.
going South aad wishes tJ-malie sale at once.
For Particulars inquire of n. K. sawyer.
Ellsworth NV. 18th 1856, 3m43
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A true copy. attest W. KlyG, Register. 4.

'sNiiE subscriber hereby gives public
uotiee t. a!i concerned, that he has been duly
appointed aud has taken upon himself tho tru. t
OF IA administrator Of tie Estate Of iie2eAiah
" !liams, late of Castinc, in the CoHnty Of Ham
cock, Esquire, deceased, by giyins bond It's the law
directs; he therefore requests al persons who are
indebted to the said dcccn.eds estate to make i'm
mediate payment, and those who have any de-
mands thereon, to exhibit the same for sottlqmen' .
G. j. ABBOTT.
Ca5t;ne, Nov. lS, lai6 1w43
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SItIE or MAINE.
{ Tgeasuicrs oGre.

fseasulers ofce.
Ellsworth Nay. ;ri 1856.
Notice is hereby given to the owners aropretors
ANA all persons Interested IL township Ne. /. North
Division in the county Of Hancock tllat shall po-
coed to sci by public sale to tle highest bidder at
the County ffcasarers Office in Ellsworth in said
Countyon "Wednesday the eleventh dav Of Fehrra-
ry \. b. lS5 at ten O'Clock \. ". (unless preyi-
ou.ly settledJ mu il Eff said township as viii sat
isfy the tax ass. sci BY Tie Cont Of County Com
missioner- On the ffteebtr day Of August A. u.
one !eusand eight hundred aai ffty tcar certi-
fed to no by said Court t. wit
On township No. |, y. b. the sun Of four thous-
aHd HAIRS and incidental expenses as by Law re-
CURED.
II. 5. TREYETr. County Tea surer.-
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To the Honorable board of County Com.
missIoners within and for the Coun-
ties of II mock and Washington.
= IL undersigned inhabitants of the Conn
ties Of Hancock and Washington, repre-
sem that, IN oar opinion the wants of he
p bic require that road Should be laid out j.,
commencing at Scammous' Nj IN Ea.throok
thence following the sugar Hal road to Vim.
+. trench's house; thence running a south
eastcGlv course, through Township No rs 10
intersect the Arishurg road in Chorryt;cld. =
We therefore pray your honnrs t, view the
said route, and lay out the same.
WM. p. FRENCH, and thirty-tlrce others
JTArE OF MAINE.
Eastbrook, Sept. lssG.
HAScocK, s.. Court OF County Commission.
ers, October Term, 1856
lioa lac foregoing petition, il IS considered
by the Commissioners that the petitioners are
responsible and that they ought To be heard
touching the matter set forth in their petition,
and Therefore order, that the County Com
misaioners meet ut WA. r. Frenchs in Eas, :
brook, on Tuesday The Esd day of January
next, at ten ct the clock III the forenoon, aud
nee proceed to view the route mentioned in
SAID pcti,lon: Immediately after which view
Il hearing OF the parties and witnesses will
he had at some convenient place in the yicui-
ty, and such other measures taken in the prem
iscs as the Commissioners shall Judge proper.
And it Is / rther ordered that notice of the
time, place and purpose, Of the Commission
crS' meeting aforesaid, be gwen TO all persons
and corporations interested by serving aitcste, !,
copies of the petition aud this order thereon
upon the clerks of the towns Of Easthrook and
Chorll field. ard by posting up atte.ted ton.
les as aforesaid. IN three public pla,,s N cach
Of said towns thirty days ut lea,t before the
time appointed for said new and by pub
lishng the petition and order thereon, three
weekssuccc ,,.yely IN the Ellis worth American.
a newspaper published in Ellsworth, in the
County of Hancock, the first publication to
he thirty days at lea t. before liz time Of said
vieT; and in the Machias Republican, 4 news
paper printed in Machias, in the county OF
Washington, and also by publishing the same
| III the Age, the newspaper Published by the
printer to the State. the last publication 10
be thirty days at least. before SAID view and
by serving an ntte>ted copy of said petition
aud order ON the Chairman Of the County
commissioners of the County OF Washington
hirty DAYS at least, before the time of said
| view, tina, ell persons and corporations inter
eSted may attend and be heard if they think
it.
PARKER w. PERRY,
Attest, Clerk.
A true copy Of the rctit;on ard order the.c-
II.
Attest. PARKER w. Percy. Clerk.
HE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 all con.
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n,orrr, To IAR,N1R5,

CAV Hsad Ligk H,use Vineyard Sound con-
formity with the notice dated July - I3oo' inc
new Ii .ht at Gay Head will be exhibited at sunset
ON Dec, /. 1855, and will be kept burning during
every nj sht thereafter from sunset to saarise.
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Holtoray's Pits invaluable to persons
afflicted with diseases of the Liver and
Stomach. -The virtue Of these Pills,
having been tested in all parts of the
civilized world, particularly by the citi-
zens, of the Union. renders j. neealess to
expatiate upon their merits the thous-
ands who have derived benefit from them
in each and every one of the States, be-
ing sufficient to convince the most IN
credulous. All those who are afflicted
with liver and bowel complaints. indi-
gestion. sick headaches, and dizziness,
cannot make use of remedy SO certain
in its results as Holloway's Pills for
termination of bloods TO the head. their
effec. is equally positive. fhey are also
an unfailing remedy for asthma, ii used
in conjunction with Holloway's ONT
ment, which must be well rubbed into
the chest night and morning.
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To the Honorable Court e County Commits
toner's in and for the County Of Hancock
q ESPhCTFtnLi represents the undersigu-
" ed Theo {. Woodman, agent Ct the
town of Bucksrolt in said County. that a
town road was laid out by your honorable
toby in said town at the October oriu, OF said
Court A. d. 1858. Bseinning at stake on
the South side Of road ON lands Of lei Laur-
ence, and VIM. ta-nham and thence running
in a South westerly course to the North cast
corner of land Of Nathl. Dresser, fur,lel rep
re. cnts that since that time road has Teen
laid out aud made near tie al owe described
road and which renders it unnecessar mas
much therefore as coinmen convenience and
the public good does not require said first des-
cribed road T. b. made. the undersigned, in
behalf Of said town and bv direction eli he
'electmen thereof .pr.y that You will discon-
tinue the same. THO. G. WOODMAN.
Buckspori Oct IS. 1876.
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STATE OF MAINE

Hancock. 50. Court Of G unity Commission
i ers. Oct. 1erai, a. ID. 1856.
/ Upon the foregoing petition. il is eonsid red
by the Commissioners that the petitioner is
responsible and that he ought to he heard to- oh
ms the matter set forth in his petition. and
therefore order that the County COMMISSIONS
ers meet al WIN. Farnham's III Bueksport on
Tuesday the 18th day OF December next Z;
TT OF the q tx il the forenoon. and thence
proceed to view the loite mentioned i'll said
pctlt GA; Immediately after which view, a
hearing Of the parties and witnesses will be
haG at >ome convenient place III the vicinity,
aud such furttci measures taken in the prem
i;es as III Commissioners shall judge proper
And It is further
ordered, That not1ee Of the time, pace md
purpose, Of the Commissioners Mce}ng aiore-
sad be gwen TO all persons and corporations
interested by serving an att>sted copy # the
petition and this order theron upon the clerl,
oi the toAn Il BueAs9art. and by posting up
attesed copies as Aforesaid in thee pa6llc
places IN said town thirty DAYS at least before
the time appointed for such vic,s !; and by
publishing the petition and order thereon,
tire weeks su2eessiveiv iii the Ellsworth
American newspaper published in Ellsworth,
IN The county Of Hancock, the first p'41iicf.-
tcn TO be ttity days at least, before tie ting
of said view. that ali persons and corporations
'ltciestcd NAY attend and be heard if they
think TT
Attest. PARKER W. PERRY. Clerk.
\ tree copy ef the petition ard order there
on,-Attest. Clerk.
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"a Washington once laid to his sold
iers: BOYS, shea the enemy lay down
their arms, dou t harfah; pJsterlty will
hurran Tor you
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COf.r,iYrt Nov 90

go ,'ls'hoiA. NOV. 70.
The South Carolina Legislature met or
last Monday. The Govern r. in his mes.
sage, regards the recent election as merely
esta' fishing truce between the North
and the South. He advocates the revival
OF the slave trade. and thinks that every
branch of labor should be in the hands of
slaves. He refuses to lay before the Leg
lslature the resolutions Of the New Hamp-
shire Legislature transmitted through the
Govenorr of that State. The rest of the
Mess ge is devoted to State affairs.
1t Mr.. buchanan should surrender him -.
self into the hands of the fire eaters
South, who have done SO much to eff ct
his election, and carry out their views. we
shall see another plank added to the pro-
gresslyc, or rather elastic platform of the
sham democrats at the mex National Con.
vcntlon that Of the revival of the slave
trade. This ought to be the next step
If SLAYER, is right, and blessing to both
the whites and blacks and if its extep.
sion over free territory is good Democrat
ic doctrine for today, why not extend
this blessing by importation of the ma
tives? and why may not that be good doe
trinc four years hence7 Are there not
some more aspiring McDonalds, some
W. b. S. Moors or Jewels, or Smarts,
who will start early enough in this mat
ter to be ahead of all the slow coaches Of
the party.
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4sANCOtK s. S. November Dist
n ls56.-Taken on Execution in which Viii
liam D. Willard is the Jud cement debtor, and will
be sold at public auction at the Counting room Of
the Ellswj stl ia TX ia Ellsworth on tlo twenty
seventh day OF December next ut ten clock in the
forenoon ten shares OF the stock OF said Bank pro-
perty Of said Willard.
"A JOHN R. REDAAN, Sheriff.
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Black silks.

4 MOTHER large lot Of Black Silks
"A just received and will be seld cheap by
ia A. ROBINSON.
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t.iiliiY l. % esnIHss,

Croekery ware, Hard ware, Boots and Shoes, also
a low pohen= nj th1se b.st utic t.lle .jylts
which have siycl sdcd general satisfaction ion the
INST tYyn Ynars.
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some Rich Sets Of S!ceYes AMI Collars to match, SILK
NelYits, ponPs irs Nc Together witha fall assert.
ment of the best
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Euys and Sh0rls.

lust opening large assortment of
~ Fitch Mountain Martin, and Coner Victor
rines and ca Is to match; also Gents Lales and
Childfcns Shawls and Capcs comprising all the new
and desirable patterns which am selling at re-
duced prices. A. ROBINSON.
Ellsworth Nov. IS 1886. "A
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Notice..

j. ". HALE will continue business at the oil
sand of Hale & Eaton, No. ) Main Street, where
a general assortment Of Goods may be found as
cheap rs at any store in Ellsworth .2ts
ksoAT FOUND Left en- my prcmi-
ses small Llp-.sork Boat, supposed to hsy.
been stotcn Tic owner can have the same by
proving property and paying charges.
EENJ. NUTTER.
Byooklin Nov 10. 1886. <.tf
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BLACK SILKS

from - cts to Sl,7j, Waterloo, Empire Fay State
and WaterVfictt Shawls. large lot Of ali wool
and SILK and Wool Cashmere Shawls, from s to
SlG,00 GUARANTEED free from CottonJ Lancaster a nd
French Bed Spreads 10 II 4 II Wool
Blankct<, Ladies new style Cloaks and Capes,
Hoods, Gents Shtwls extra size and hert, Gail
drens SMawIs
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He sutssrlier hereby gives puhic notice all con-
! ceFnets that size has been duly appan,st, aud has
zen hHn hest!i lite rus' nf an AGminstai tx Of The
iale 81 '"hlas Thompson late al Eft worth .n,h C.un
IT HaaceE deceascJy giving bond a. he lav directs
ir thtreioie requests ali pessons whp als udeht 10
~ 's eassd estate 10 n1nke Immediate payment aud
rse who have any daHands thereon, In exhibit The
1'nf 10y se,tlsmeai SusAN THOMPSON.
ellsworth Oct, 29,h fS5B Ry59
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Baogor, Nov. 25.-SrocknoLDrns
MEEriNG.-The stockholders of the Pen
obscot and kennebec Railroad met at
hendalI's Mills today, and agreed to lease
their road to the Androseoggn and Ken
nebec Company for 20 years, the road to
be run and kept i'll repair by the Anlros-
coggin and kenebec Company: the Pen
obscot aud kennehec Company to receive
5 'ths of the net c9rnings of both roads.
The stick vote on acceptance of the lease
WIS, yeas 3l35, nays 81. The bass of
division OF the receipts Is subject to be re-
vised annually.
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Al a Co"T Of Probate hoi!cn at BiuehH ,eahi,, ami
for dc County Of Haa"oeF, The first Wednesday,
Of Niuem5r, A. D. 1856.
GLIAS A. UPTON and al. Executors
of the will Of J. R. Folsom late Ct Bucks
port in said County dreeased-haying presented
their account Of Administration upon said dcceas-
ed estate for Probate:
Ordered, That the said Executors give notice
thereof to all persons interested by causing copy
of this order to be Published three weeks succcss-
lively in the Ellsworth American printed in Els
worth that they may appear at Probate Court to
be holden at Ellsworth on the first Wednesday of
December next al ten OF the clock in the forenoon
and shew eausc--if any they have-why the same
should not be allowed. PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy--Attest, W. KING Register 43
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Pork, Lard. ElOar. Neal,

rfpe, Dried Apples g.. Together with about
every att !9uud in variety store, all Of watch
sA.u i,uA II very e3eap ~ CASH country ?. o.
dGet. A. hQDlNrU&, llalH It.
Ellsworth Nov. =, 1870 -
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CARPETINJli,

full stock Hemp, Ingram, Common, >tlipc,
Extra aud In tIish Three Ply Carpeiu, -taif Ca. :
peting AMI 6ods, Rugs &c, &c, winch Will be suld
at Enstnn uritns.
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PARKER TUCK. Judge
3yyj2

HANCOCK s. s. November olls5G
Taken on Execution in which Horatio Evar
is the Judgment debtor and will be sold at publ
auction at the Counting room Of the Ellsworth Ban
Ia Ellsworth on the twenty seventh day of Deem
Der next at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon ten shar
OF the stock of said Bank property of said Evans.
Al JOHN Il. kEDMAN, Sheriff.