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sides, he wrote book about something there,
and knows everybody himself, from tho Presi-
dent down Pslmerston did not care much for
the book, but the wide circle Of relations aad
friends was just the thing. The lobby perhaps,
could save the Clayton-Bulwer treaty, and Pal
merston would like to try his hand at lobbying
in Washington, just as he has lobbied in every
court in Europe. 1t suited his level of diplo-
macy exactly, and so we have a double-headed
mission in Washington, with an eye to Central
America, and sharp lookout for the Clayton
Bulwer treaty in the lobby.
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Lone JONI WENTWORTH CosNs OVER TO THE
ADsNIsTRArIoS.-We have before us the Chicago
Democrat dLong John wentworth's paper, a
leading Fremont organ in the last Presidential
campaign; and we find in this paper conspicu-
Gus editorial sustaining the Kansas policy Of Mr..
Buchanan as the policy Of the Ksnsas-Nebraska
bill, and pitching into Mr.. Douglas with will
against his present factious opposition to the
administration. Thus II seems that this Kansas
dodge Of Mr.. Douglas II a sword which cuts
both ways. Really, IL ispossible that Mr.. Doug
Las, Mr.. Forney, and the various democratic
organs on their side, have been following Gov
crnor Walker little too far.
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TIE MORMON REBELLION - BRIGHAM You've
DETERMINED TO Stow FIoHr-From the tsuoe
of private letters which we have received from
the Utah military expedition it seems now GER
tain that the Mormons will make fight of it
They are stated to have much larger force in the
field than the United States can possibly bring
against them at the present season, and they are
determined not to lose the advantage which their
numerical superiority affords them Brigham
Young feels that he is now so compromised that
he cannot recede from the position he has az
suINed as rebel against the federal authority.
Indeed, If he could do 20, there is a question r
he would. The arrangements that have been 50
long in preparation for removal from the
United States jurisdiction, the prohibition
issued to the faithful in Great Britain not to
send any more emigrants to this country, and
the arming and drilling which have been carried
on for so many months past amongst the popu-
lation Of Salt Lake Valley, are all evil
dences Of long formed resolution to aban-
don the political protection of the United
States No stepfasher was ever relieved Of
more troublesome legacy than Uncle Sam
will be by the rebellion and flight of these
fanatics. Their existence within our ter
ritories was a standing reproseh to our institu-
items, although, pAilosophieally viewed it only
served to show the uncompromising extent T.
which the principle of religious federation 10
pushed amongst u.s. 1t is better, as rule, that
we should suffer some inconvenience from the
excuses of this principle than that the liberty
of conscience should be infringed in the slight
est degree. Fortunately the outrageous pride
and stubbornness of Brigham Young and hisfol-
lowers are about to relieve us from the EN-.
barrassments occasoned by their deprawity.
Not contented with the federation of their dis
gushing heresies, they have dared to set the
federal authority at open defiance, and they
must now either emigrate en- nasse from our
territories, or make an unconditional submits
sion to the government. As the latter alterna-
tive would involve the humiliation of Brigham
Young's influence over the sect, and probably
lead to its total dissolution his policy is obvi-
ously to compromise his people to the utmost
against the authority of the United States, so
as to compel them to follow him to another and
more isolated region, where he can rivet still
closer the letters of his dcspotic and sensual
rule In order to do this he will court instead
of avoid q collision with the United States
troops; and the official dispatches expected in
Washington last night will in all probability
bring us the details of the first actual conflict
between them.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Noa-Ar,sval OF the California Steamer at
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec 1i-eP NJ
The steamship Empire City, from New York via He
vana has not yet arrived At this port, she 70
meet at Havana with the star OF the West from Aspnwa
with the California mails of November %.
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TIE PROSPECT IN KAssAs-Thc affairs Of
Kansas, in Kansas. are in state of confusion
worse COMPOUNDED than ever before. The
election, upon the Lecompton constitutional
issue of slavery" or "no slavery" Is APP
pointed for the 2lst inst; but in the meantime,
under the call Of Secretary Stanton, the free
State party Legislature has assembled, and will
probably have the requisite free State majority
to carry through their measures of repeal, over
the veto of the new acting Governor, Denver.
But the acts of thE Legislature can have no bind
ing authority, inasmuch as 1t does not come le-
gally into existence till the LIST of January. The
only danger is that its proceeding in the mean
time, may be accepted as authoritative by the
free State party, and thus lead them into acts Of
violence; but, notwithstanding all this. should
the election of the 2lst inst. result in popular
verdict in behalf Of the Lecompton constitu-
ton, and "no slavery" this constitution, thus
adopted, will be acceptable to Congress, and
upon the faith Of IL Kansas will he admitted
into the Union as State; and. that done, there
will be an end of this senseless agitation.
Meantime, everything depends upon the issue
of the present complications between the con-
ticting authorities and parties and political
clques and spoilsmen Of Kansas.
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WHAT or THE FnIBusTsRs "A private des-
patch has been received In this city from New
Orleans dated on the 10th inst, stating that the
steamer Fashion had not yet returned and that
fears were entertained there that she had gone
down in the Gulf Of Mexico, with all on board,
during gale of wind that occurred shortly If
ter she left Mobile bay. This steamer, over
laden as she was, would probably not be able to
stand a severe gale Of wind at sea; but IL does
not seem that the simple fact Of the delay in
her return il sufficient foundation for the belief
that she has persisted with her living freight.
She left Mobile on the 14th ult., and, from what
we can learn, would not only pursue round
about course to her destination but had to
make a rendezvous with sailing vessel loaded
with arms and equipments which was despatch
cd from here. If, rs we suppose Walker has
directed his course 10 the Colorado mouth Of
the San Juan, he may be detained several days
in getting over the shifting sand and mud bars
in its channel Time will also be required for
her to ascend the San Juan river, in which de-
lays may again take place. We may learn
something about her when the Aspinwall steam
or arrives next week
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they had the assistance Of some good people
who never can zee beyond the ends Of their
noses. But it won't work twice. There IL sNch
a thing as running charity into the ground.
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Of cure. FRANCIS RICHARDSON Of Stoughton.
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Place, Boston, attended to. -.
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A c A r D e.

BOSTON, July ], 1906,
The subscriber having, for years past, manufae
tured Varnishes for Messrs. Bgelow Price Of Newark
j. takes this method to inform those interested in the sale
and consumption of Varnshes that he engaged and
interested with Messrs Stmson Valentine Co.. of Bos
in their vanish establishment, and with pleasure would
solicit for the firm the patronage of his ends and the pub
lie. JOHN BABCOCK.
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MAQPGnsDN 40 THE PCBI1C.--

-
- All persons ere lereby cautioned against pur-
cha,ing a note Of hand given by II. II. Claek Of
fremont and payable to 5. Bsbson for about for
ty two dollars, as said note was stolen from the
store Of the subscriber the night of the 18th of
March last. There due at that time on said
note $500. Said note has been protested and
payment stopped. DAVID WASGATT.
Mt. Desert, May 18th, 1857. 3wl5
AT Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth. with
in and for the County of Hancock on the third
" Wednesday of April, A. u. 1855.
u W. DODGE, Administrator upon
Ass the Estate of John Chcevcr, late Of Blue
hill, in said Comfy, DEMONSTRATING presented
his second account of Administration upon said
deccs sed Estate for Probate
Ordered, That the said administrator give notice to
all persons interested, by causing copy of this
order to be published three weeks successfully in
The Ellsworth American printed l. Ellsw orth
that they may appear alta Probate Court TO be
held at bluehill in said County, ON the first We'd
nesday of July next, at ten ui the clock in the
forenoon, and shew eanse If any they have, why
the same should not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK. Judge.
true copy, attest: 4, A. BARILgrr, Register.
l9-3w
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SALE.-HAxcocK S.

HERIFF'S SALE.-HAHcocK So
Taken on Execution and will be sold at pub
lie Auction, at my office in Ellsworth, Tuesday,
he 7th day of July next, at ten o'clock in the,
forenoon, all the right in equity and all the right
fti,c and interest which William W. Rogers, sam
uel Rogers, and Andrew p. &c odell, have in
and to an undivided hall part o. parcel of
land in the town Of amherst. containing 1850 acres
of lanl. more or less, being the same conveyed by
Deed by Nathaniel J. Miller, dated Nov a. 1858,
aud Enos Woodland, by Deed dated Dec. 10, 1858,
to Charles : Crosby said Crosby'- right to redeem
the same having been sold by public auction by
Sherif's sale, to osaid ". W. Rogers, :. Rogers,
and 4. L. Goodcl, on the eth day of July, 1856.
l. II. THOMAS, Sheriff
MAY rs 1857. 3w-l9
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orland, May s, 1851.

At a Cour. of Probate held at Bucksport within
and for the County Of Hancock on the first " cd
nes'iay Of May, A. D. 1851.
On the foregoing Petition, or'iered That the
petitioner give notice t. all persons interested by
causing copy Of the petition and order Of court
thereon. to be publish 4 three weeks successfully
in th. Ellsworth American printed in Ellsworth
that they may then appear at Probate Court t. be
be d at Biuehiil, in sand County, the first W ed.
nesdny Of July next at ten Of the clock in the
forenoon and show cause If any they have why the
prayer of said petition should no; be granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest, A. A. BARTLETT, Register.
i true copy of the petition and order of court
thereon, Attest, A. A. BARTLETT, Register.
1ull
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To The Honorable jadgs Of Prooas ~sth'r and to' N,
County Of HaHeock
The undersigned, Guardian Of Abby Durham o:
orland, in said county minor, heir of Ezra X. Dan
ham late of said orlaud deceased respectfully rep
that said minor is seized and possessed Of an
interest in certain real estate. in SAID urland TO
Wit TIE homestead of the late Ezra X. Dun
ham, including the reversion Of the widow 5
dover therein; that i; would be fer the interest
Of said minor that her interest therein should be
.od and the proceeds thereof put at interest.
That an advantageous offer Of two hundred ard
sixty dollars has been made for the same, by Ste
phen punham Of said orland, which offer it is for
the interest Of all concerned Immediately accept
She therefore prays that license may be granted
her to sill and convey the interest Of the said mi
mr. in said real estate ut said offer. according to
the statute in such cases made and provided.
PRISCILLA Dt NHAM.
0rland NAV e. 1851
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Y Office OF FORECLOSURE.-
Notice is hereby given that JosLga Abb5t
30 Of Eucksport in the county 6; Hancock. by lis
mortgage deed, dated November Eth 4. u. 1888
conveyed in Zee and in mort &c 10 Peter 4. Whit
more and silvanus B. Simpson, = lot Of land in
said town, to wit:-the westerly half of the west.
ery half of lot No 81, containing - acres morn
or less also certain other lot in said town being
the soutbery side Of lot No. L.? in the 5th range
of lots. For more particular description Of said
lots reference is had to said mortgage deed record
ed in Hancock Records Book 81 Page III Said
sim pson the Esd day of Janurry 1855 by his
deed duly executed assigned his interest in .Aid
mortgage to Jas ;. Bennett The conditions Of ssid
mortsa having been broken, said Whitmore and
euuctt claim To fortci,so the same and give tbs
N tice Tor tia; purpose.
PETER 4. WHITMOgE
JAMES :. BENNETT
Iy Tho. c. WooDSAS, their Atty.
BuckspoSi, May -, lstI. 3riS
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'THE wellknown Maryland CONSOLE
dated Lotteries, Of which X. FRtSsE 4 Co.
are tire mana gers, chartered by the State Of
Maryland, and commissioner elected by the pco-
pie, who is sworn to superntcud and certify that
everything connected with them is done in a strict
ly honorable manner. and that the Interests of par
ties who are at distance are a well protected as
If they themselves were present ut the draw ing.
Another fact which the mana gers call attention
TO- IS that all persons have legal ri -ht 70 send
orders for tickets 70 Maryland, Lotteries are lc-
galzed by special law in that state. A lottery is
drawn every day Of the month. If no particular
class is named, ort.ets filed in the first Draw
ing to take place after the Communication comes
TO hand. The prices Of tickets vary from 81 t.
so. No tickets arc however sent unless the
money for the l. received with the ORDER
The drawings are upoa the principle of one num-
Der on each ticket (aftcr the Havana plan). and
Ternary combination. Prizes vary in amount $50
to 500 GOO. All orders for tickets or packa gcs
will receive prompt attention, and the drawing
mxiled to ali l&5-haser. Immediately after it is
ever.
Address, T H. HUBBARD, h CO,
Nc. 80 Eayette St, or Box No, 49,
v5-ul-ly baltimore, Maryland
- Tie Drawn Numbers Of the Maryland Lot
teries arc published ~ tie State Commissioner in
the iollev leg Lapers, viz sun, Clipper, smeri-
can, Argus, Cf alt.me'e; also, the National In
telligeueer aid dien, Of Washington. i. e
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STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK COUNTY

Ellsworth, April 70 1857.
Notice is hereby given to the owners prOprietors
and all persons Interested in township No. 8, 5. d.
in the County of Hancock that s.s-..: proceed to
sell by public sale to tho highest bidder at the
County Treasurers Office in Ellsworth in saidCoun-
ty on Wednesday the twelfth day Of August next
nj ten O'Clock A. NJ, (unless previously settled)
much of said township as will satisfy the tax
assessed by the Court Of County Commissioners on
the twelfth day of Hay A. d. 1856, as certified to
nc in said Court 10 wit.
On township No. 8, 5. D. the SUM Of Eighty
nine dollars and sixty cents, and incidental sx-
pense. By law repaired
sBl3 b. :. TRFyfTr, Comfy fseassrer
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, S. At Court { County Commits
ers began and held at Ellsworth within and for
the County of Hancock on the fourth Tuesday of
April, A. p. 1856, and by adjournment On the
twelfth day of May, AID. ls57:-
Ordered, That there be assessed on township No. s
South division in the County Of Hancock for re-
pairing the roads therein leading from the cas-;
line Of Ellsworth through said No. 8, 20 the South
line OF Waltham estimated to contain Eight thou
sand nine hundred and sixty acres exclusive Of
lands deserved for public ases-the sum Of Eighty
pine dollars and sixty cents beipg one cent per
acre. and Joseph I. Grant Of said Ellsworth is
appointed Agent to expend said assessment accord
ingly. Attest, p. W. PERRY, Clerk.
true copy Attest, P. W. PERRY, Clerk.
true copy Of certificate of assessment Attest,
u. S. TREvETT, County Treasurer.
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COOKING STOVES


Iron and chain Pumps, "a little cheaper than the
eheapcst.)
Constantly IN hand, and made to order. Stove
ipe.
Tin xsre which will be sold cheap AZ can be
bought. All kinds Of tin and sheet-iron work done
In the best manner.
Purchasers Of articles In my line, are invited to
call and e Examine prices II any articles bought,
are net what was recommended the money will be
refunded on return Of the Same.
mean shat I sny. Call and see.
JOHN :. PEARSON.
Ellsworth Oct. lTth 1859. abh
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE

The undersigned Jacob C. Smith Of Eanso
in the County Of fenohscot hereby gives public no.
tice that Abraham c. Fcrn.d Of Amherst in the
County Of Hancock by hi. deed dated the eighteenth
day Of December A. u. 1856 conveyed 10 him said
Jacob {. Smith certain parcel Of land situated in
said Amherst Al the corner Of the road Trading from
Amhers, village to Bangor and Ellsworth. being
the same lot bought by the said Frrnaid Of John
L, Foster and Thomas Graves, and bounded rs fol-
lows, To wit;-on the east by the road leading 10
Ellsworth, on the Wrth by the rad leading To
Bangor, the south and west BY David kmhalls
land and containing one baH e one acre more or
less said mortgage being recorded in Hancock Regis
try nj deeds Book So.su Page 3il-refefenceto aid
mortgage and record being had for a more yartic-
ular description of said rremisesThe condition ef
said mortgage having been broken and still remain
ing broken, the undersigned by reason whereof
claims foreclosure Of the same and give. this pub
lie notice according ly-witnes nv hand this IL,
day II May, \. b. 1851,
evils JACOB c. SMITH.
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CHAklf~ LONDON CORDIAL GIN !. sold BY
all Druggists aud ca IL tie tnitsd ststes,
ald se also ate NINE. ~ lsiseus ca.i'e Il rdon
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REJECT any .tbeI ofeTed t. yen a. yos value yeuI
health. Price enc doIla; S.1srts. t'ts ssrt. for
pints. kbHTHp e. CHAULts,
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