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STRAY S.ALE..

" strayed before the pnder;aisned,
II authority, on the 18th day of
August 1859, by Col. EiijaE Hudson,
and will be sold before the Cont house
door. in the town Of Bellevue o. SAT
URDAY, the 9th day Of February,
1860, for cash, MustaEg MARE
MULE, Of red sorrel color, wish white
name and tail allowed five years old !;
branded with Spanish brand, and an
praised at twenty five dollars. The
owner Of said mule is requested to
come forward, prove properly, pay
charges, &c. w. H. HILL
vln9-6Ias Stray aIaster.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Dy virtue of an order made and
Up commission issued in pursuance
thereof by the Hon. A. A. Ahney,
Clerk of the District Court, IN and for
the parish Of l3ossier, State OF Louisiana,
and to me directed, | will on
TUE SDA X
the 10th day of January, A. q. 1860,
at the late. residence Of Edward ]
Cason, deceased, proceed 10 sell to the
asst and best bidder, all the property
belonging to the succession Of the said
Edward ]. Casou, deceased, consisting
Of one black horse /; two mules; one
three quarter wagon about forty head
Of hogs /; one lot Of farming utensll-,
plows, pillow gears, hoes, axes, &c; one
grinGlstone one cross-eut saw; one
silver watch one double barrel shot
gun corn and fodder household and
Kitchen furniture, and othSr articles too
tedious to mention. Also, the t How
ing named slaves at the same time and
place:
MILLT, Of dark In1aexion, about
eighteen years Of age, ara her infant
child, boy, name not known; and
the small Boy
ANDERSON, aged about two years
JUDE, or Jabiter nrn nged about
nineteen years, of black complexion
KATE, a woman, aged about seven
| teen years. Of dark complexion.
MOURNING, a wo-aea. aged ahou
thirty FIVE years, Of black complexion
aud the old woman
JANE, orJin, aged atvsyt fifty years
Of black complexion.
Also, at the same tifSss, and place
The following described ENDS SITUATED
ID the parish Of Bossier, Louisiana
fo-wt::
Tie east half Of the sAth east guar
| ter Of section twenty-five 22I and TIN
| east half Of tile north east quarter 0
! section twenty-seven E27 in township
twenty three E2s Of range numbe
eleven I'll and the noraa-east quartz
Of the south west qnaSNr Of sectiol
number twenty-three H. Of rang
number eleven IL tndIile south ives
quarter Of the norlh-wesS quarter an
4 lie west half OF the south vest quarte
1 81 section number tweaty-thfee 23
/ township twenty three ga Of rang
npmber eleven, contail IN all tire
/ HUNDRED and twenty anS12 0o9 acres
Said properly sold TO psy The debts 9
i said succession.
eRms-The personR property wi
/ be sold on acredit till tl& first Of Mare
4. D. 1880. The real estate md slave
i viii be sold the one hal{9or cash an
/ lie other Ittlf Of the "a On a cred
l If twelve months fronSasv Of sail
4 All purchasers % give tEeir notes vii
approved personal secukty, and in az
/ dition to approved penonal security
/ nurcha<ers of real estateVAr slaves vi
I ID required 70 gise special inaFigag
al HE real estate or slaves 70 seerf
/ Tie payment Of The priee0of the sans
i All notes to bear eight per cent p
annuln interest from maturity till pan
December 9Th. 1889.
JAS. III. JONES. Administrator
Of the succession Of E. ]. Casof
| n24-5ts:pf Sa4 90
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SUCCESS SALE.
32g Acres of Red Hfv6r Land,


Dyvirtue of an order and commission
- of the Honorable District Court
of Bossier Parish, State Of Louisiana,
and to me directed, / viii offer fer sale
at public auction, on
WEDNESDAY,
thelsth day of January, 1850, that
valuable and finely improved tract of
and situated on Red River, in said
parish. and known as tie Deputy
place. containing about three hundr d
and twenty FIVE acres, sold. as The
property of the succession of dempsey
McMnllen and Elizabeth II. Butler, de-
ceased, for the purpose Of partition
among the beirsand legatse.
The sale to take place on The prem.
Uses, where Cicero G. Bates now resides
TERMs-0ne eighth to be paid in
cash, and the entire remaiader pn such
terms Of credit as a family meeting may
direct, which will be publicly eeelared
at the time and place Of sale.
G. C. BATES,
ms 5tspfs9 Administrator
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STE " &

TTTS strayen hefitre me the 1p'leys'sysl I'd
IL authority, Wy E. = CiaTk, ossIhs
18th day Of Oelobfr, 1919 ard ssill be
sold before Fhe court hahse aaor. Id the
town Of Bellevue, on The 81 Saturday
lin January. 1860, for rash. the fdipw-
ing described STEER. to-wi, a Whira
steer with hlaek head md spe' no The
right siidnltser aholit z years oil win
The points Of hts horns sawed ani
marked Wifiia smooth Nrnp ard saw
sell ia the saftaeaF.
Theowneftof sud animal u request
ed to come forward, pslAe pFppet y,
pay charges. &c.
Bellevue, La, Oct. 18Th 1859.
VI III l3lLL
mir SIN IS Stray ~nlashF.
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SUCCESS ION SALE.

Gtate Of Louisiaua, parish 81 Bossier,
~ Succession of John Gregg. deed.
Notice is hereby given thu / by viftue
oil an order aid commission from the
Disiricf court FIR sand State and Parish
there Will he Sd d al pahGr auction IT
tie Iaei reside G. d John Gregg, deed.
TIE following Iaii6s ku0v Il as Ire west
half Of north wfst quarter south st
quarter 81 north west Gnar5er fls west
halt nf north eaSi qRattr aHd rQrth
half IT south west quarfer q section
thirty, township seventeen. range tn.
west. Isl acres nere. or less. Atso tie
south east quarter Of faFih west qnar-
ter ard north easi qndtler oi south
east quarter and south lat Of south
east quarter Of section thirty three,
township seven&eeu.4 range ten west
Bpi No. two ei section four, township
sixteen TaHge tn, and len No. two aud
Horlh west quarter 81 sanlh west
quarter Of seeii:m llliity -ionr township
seyenteea range ten west rnataihin q
sos 35-l00 acres more Of less. Also.
Gre uudisiied third interest ii lie
Wes1 qnfrttr# Of npria Wfst quarter Of
sectiph ghiity two township seventeen,
range Zen ntst Aise, tie mevabies
brlo'luing o sal s,iaeessioa. mnies,
horses, taitte hogs, tqfni;ure also
cosn and fodder.
Sale be made within the legal
/ hours Oh HE 18ah day d January, a.
/ d lsC0 FOR Partition.
Ttrule- All sans ot less than tep
daliars cash: all sums of ten dollars and
over on a credit oil lweive months with
eight per cent PER Hnunminrerest from
date itu.es 70 he gwen win approved
/ personal security and a mortgage re
IaIued on he land 10 secure The pur,
chase price. The price Of The lard 4
bear eight per ceni. per annnm inieres
from date. The other notes 10 heal
i interest II / She .same rate from maiuri
ty Sale 10 be made by
w 81. HILL,
i Dee Sih. 1852 Auelioneer.
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ST.RlT SALE.

~ strayed belarn n. Walker J r.,
IL Nv sTm r. Mason on he ail4
dry of September lf,st sFid will lis'fo'd
before tie Court houses aar, ID the town
of EeIievue. en tie Ilit Sataraa il
April. 1850, f,F etHfl, The iaifinK s'es~
crihe8 auiaai, to-wit 4 hinia tglv
MARIE. 9hdDt is yeitfs assl, ilaads
aiah, blfnsf ii the fisllt eye i sia II
ths iSrefeaei and ira asitl oil TIE II
SHOULDER w.sh the letter 8, as.d apptais-
ed at ferry doilars
T'hsswher If eaiaanimalis request,
ed Il come iii'ward. FfoeB IffoHeFly-
pay charTes, &c.
Bellevue. ia, Ger. isiis 1850.
W. Hill.
mir On Stray satasler.
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w II z 4 D

YTyo hire. d good female cook. suitable
to do the cooking for my hotel
use for the coming year Of lso0:
Good wages will be given, and paid
quarterly If desired.
n2l.f w. A. kbLLf.
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,JU. G.HEN1..
ELIzsDrfn DELoAcu In tie Districf
IS. Courtof Booster

ElIzaRnsn DHloAon lille Il lie /. 3 Pis'tief
DAVID ADAMS Ia, 10. 14ol
IN this cause by reason Of The law
1 and lie eyidence being IN favor
Of the plsintitf, Ii is ordered, adludged
and deereea thatthe plaintiff, i married
woman. be separated IN property and
hive The seperate administration 81 her
property flom the defendant, her bus
band ; that Tie community existing be-
TIVE n them be dissolved It is further
ordained tilatthe plaintiff have and res
cover from the defendant the sum of
SIX hundrei and ninety dollars, with
i've per cent per annun interest thereon
from the date hereof: that the plaiu-
tits legal mortgage on lie imnorables
Of defendant be recognized 10 date from
fifs Of January 1858 /; that they be
seized and sole 10 pay this jidgfhent.
1t il ordered that a fee of ten dollars be
taxed IN favor of E. r. Herring, he
curator al Zoe. his done, read and
signed in open Curt en- this tie OH
day Of December 1853.
signed.l NJ. p, KGAN,
Judge 18th District.
! hereby certify the above md fore
| going 10 be A true aud correct copy q
the original Judgment u suit entitled
| Elizahes,Il i9eloach vs., David Adams
No. 14ol, now On file ii this oifiee
/ Given under nv hand and seal q otlies
| 1t Bellevue on this the 18th day q
December 1859
THOs. n. BIiADEN,
253tpfss Deputy giefk
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s IT. Z SALE.

e
EI9strayea before Y. Walker. J. r.
- by BethelI Smith On five sslsh iay
of June 1sf9, ma will be snid eli tbc
3lst day of Deeensbs 1850, bsftre the
court horse door hi Tho town of Belle
Sne. fir cash. the fallaw;Hg described
aytiulal, te-wft Asdark bat. MARE
MUf.r 0hott sfaTFe venfs old about ld
hand figii branded Oh the left sl,apl-
der with the letter r md with tho letfe"
D on right shoulder: has The mark .
gearson tho shoulder sasd back. Talnef
'at one hundred and {arty dolf1ss. Th.
owrer of said mule Is requested t
Gene forNaFl, prove property, ra,
charges, 6c.
IT. III. HILL, Stray n.1ster.
Jiii1 /, 1850 sIAI9n
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I'D n IN G..

II q ON ~ g.
would hereby warn ai persons not
. 10 accept or trade for = note given
by me for the sum Of one hunslted ind
twenty dollars. IN favor 81 ". g.
Clemens. Brown q Co. The conditions
On which said note was given hnsihg
fail. / will not pay the same unless com
PEELED BY Law.
na5tf ADAM HOFFMAN.
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w Ed " e S d A r

+
the | 1th day If January next, 1860 The
following described property, touit
The east half @ Of the south west
quarter Of section tbirty-fanr t34) and
north east quarter ofsonth @est quarter
Of section thirly-fige 1851 in township
twenty (20) and range ten ll0) aud
north east quarter Of south west qper-
ter and north east quarter Of section
three 81 iowt SlliJ, nineteen {l9) range
ten lol known as The home oaet Of
the deceased, eantting F0UR HUN
DnED and EIGHl1 ACRES more
or less. And the northwest quarter
of section Thirty four 81 township
eighteen rs and range elev# n | |
situated N said parish near W NJ.
Burns containing ONE HUNDRED
and SIXTY ACRE more 81 less. to,
eether with all tie person. property
belonging to the succession Of lhe said
deceased, consisting OF
Mare pony II head Of sheep :
40 head Of hogs; 50 lead IL cattle
Wagon coin io'lder aud timing
utensils; hoase OLD aud kitchen fuini-
sure aud other ariNles loo tedious e
mention,
The land to lie sold for one h#lI
| cash tie balance on enc, Two ard ihae
| ,,,.,., H 49,, -. ~ txttst tt8,t5s
with approved pefsopal security bear
ing s per cent interest from date q
sale, and special mortgage to seclHe
the purchase Price. The personal
property to be sod onsa credit nnfll
The fst Of March 1850, witli s Pc
cent from date, purchasers q gIverote;
With approved personal security.
This The 9Th day of December 1850
". II. I'LL,
ma 5is-pisls 90 Aqetioneer
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RED CHUTE FEREY T0LET.

NI1U LITLII q EE1hIa4 iK1z1Ia
AT office is hereby given tslaf the
IN Ferry across Red sshste vt e'apf,
Isaac Browns will he let ous t. the
highest bidder at Bellevue on She first
Monday in january nexss l850, son con-
dition that the lessee cross all eiiizens
Of this parisll and their pfopertg free
of charge. Tho lessee I'd cite bond
s2ge., as heretofore.
BY order Of Jas. Foasi. Pres. ],
Dec. 9Th, 1859. VIZ. HILL
n24tts Gletk.
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MAR DECLARED h.

A II persons indebted foEthe,iirfn Of
IA GIBSON & JONES, and to
j. NJ. JONES, are REQUESTED f. rome
forward and pay up BEIGE thes first Of
january, orthey viii find tl:eir aeeeo UNITS
in the hands Of ali offikee. 1 must
have what is owing me ID erdeF to pay
my own debts. which / am compelled
to do, and I make this Heqqest Of all
my debtors to come forward Nith the
ready cash, and settle with me as early
as possible, and assureaEy before Jam
uary. [n20l JAMES sI- JONES.
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Co, Editors aud Prerrieiers. q
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JUDGMENT.

JIDdlMEAI.
EsRattA ELDER II The Histtiet
ys Cont q Bas.ier
4 tBE " 7ufLlS parish, No 14:je
n this cause by reason Of the law
u and the evisleIfee. Il is ordered
adiudaea ans degreed. that the plaintiff
recover If the defendant t Z sepefate
control and administration If her sepe-
rate property. nd that the community
Of atauests heretofore existing between
plaintiff aBa defend nj be and Il hereby
dissolved and exifneilished, and 90 mo-
ton ofplaintifiss com Il. hat ttetlaiin
&. flsaisla Tor five huadfeA delhstH,s
tuaneYed demand il silasssed is OF
insult. and defendant pay rest.
psne md igpsd u eptu Court on
AtEtis oh aav / Lees . lea SD
Sisn4a Nc il EGAN,
Jl It'll District.
hefel,y ssrlift tAe boz and fores
g4in to he 4 ttue and correct COPY Of
lie atiginl judgment IN ,he ahpye
entitled sait now On file in Ibis Office.
Given euder my hand and seal 81
offiee, at l}elleyne on This the l4lh day
If Decemttr 4. d 1850.
THOMAS n BRADEN,
n25 3ttpts6 90 Dt4uis Clerk.
THE SPANISH GRANT FOR SALE
II We undersigned II dtls authorized
4 Is Tom Bynnq. ihe ovNer, e
sell The 0aalte elaim Of lind. situated
on Bedcan Rayea u Booster ptftish.
Eennmauly known ii lIle Spanish Grant,
containing four lhoRSaud and Sixty-two
wres--l..>s. three hundred aid twenty
acres sold e y. IL lsonlt. heing that
portion on which jehu Onaniel resides
For luther particulars, call on Tie TN
der~igned At CtlIusbnsg, a.
! 25sf WILKINSON III TOLLS.
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Success SION SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARIsH

OF BOsSIEK.
DIV virtue of an order Of safe to me
D directed from The Honorable the
District Court Of said parish. | will
proceed to sell at public auction. At the
late residence Of JtPtba Strickland
deceased, within tie usual hours o.
sale. on
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-18

Mr.. SEWARD on AcQuIRISG CUBA.-Sena.
tor Seward's speech on the Slilell bill puts
some Of the Objectionable features OF that
m assure in a very strong light. Speaking of
the improperly Of confiIIng the whole pow
cr of making a treaty for Cuba into 1.-THE
hands of the President, he expresses senti-
ments to which the country generally will
respond, as follows
81 want to see the treaty which shall
bring the island of Cuba into the United
States. | want to know the status which
that country is to occupy. Is it to BE- "a
territory OF subjects, of political slaves -.
province governed by armies and navies, as
Spain now governs it? | may ask the Presi-
dent Of the United States when it has execu-
ted the treaty ho are to be the electors
of the State What is to be the status of
the white population? Are they to enjoy
universal suffrage? What is To be the status
Of the free nng,n p ,pulotia"9 What 10 ~
be the status OF the slave population We
WHO have disputed earnestly, often So
vchemently, year after year, year in and year
out, over the question whether the institu-
tim of slavery shall be introduced into the
territory Of Kansas. are expected by the
President, in his simplicity, to allow him to
determine for the North and for the South,
fer the fr g States and the slave States, at his
own absolute pleasure, the terms and condi-
tions upon which Cuba shall be annexed to
the United States. and Incorporated into tho
Union. | say nothing of the present incum-
bent of the Executive Office. say that men
never chose, nor did God ever send on earth,
Il magistrate to whom | would contide this
great question. having IL constitutional right
to decide it myself.
need not say, sir, that all our treaties of
annexation contain stipulations guarantee
Ing rights to the countries annexed, to be
Inc .rporated into the Union, and determining
the future political rights, power and author
ity of the inhabitants Of those countries
This bill, then, is in dcrogation of the power
Of the Senate to determine by treaty for it.
self what the safety, honor and welfare Of
the country demand in regard to the politi-
cal organization and government of the island
Of Cuba, il it shall be acquircd.''
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-18
Domestic Receipts.

BurrERNUr PIE.-One quart of milk,
two eggs, a cofee.cuptul of pulverized
butternut meats, and little sugar and
nutmeg.
To REMOVE INK FROM LlNEN.-Dip
the soiled part in pure melted tallow.-
Wash out the tallow. and the ink stain
will be removed with it.
ALMOND CUsTABDs -Blanch a quar-
ter of pound of almonds, beat fine; add
a pint OF cream, two spoonsful of rose
water, and the yolks of four eggs. Sugar
to taste.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-18

THE Two DouGLAssEs The National
Democracy of New Hampshire are endeavor-
ing to get Stephen A. Douglas to take the
stump for them till the March election. If
they succeed, it is said the Republicans will
put Fred Douglas on his track. Fred 10 .
more honest man than Stephen, man Of
sounder principles, and a more effective ex-
FOUNDER of them on he stump than Stephen
A., albeit he has darker skin. and for that
reason "has no rights which white men are
bound to respect" -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-18
DEFERRED MATTER.
Third Annual Report Of the Secre.
tary Of the Maine Board Of Avrl.
culture.

We are indrpted to the Secretary, Stephen
l., Goodale, Esq, through Hon. s. Wasson
for copy of his third annual report. We
have not hid time to examine it, the Maine
Farmer says.
ut is we'll printed document of $50 pages,
and embodles an amount of valuable matter
upon the subject Of Agriculture which does
credit to the industry and ability of the Sec
retary, and must prove OF great practical ad-
vantage to the interest to which it it devoted.
These reports have increased from year to
year in interest and value and are now
among the most import auxiliaries in the
public mind to a just and elevated estimate
of agricultural pursuits, and are read by men
Of every profession in the community with
pleasure and profit.
The report, in addition to the proceedings
of the Board at its session in 1858, and the
statistics of the State and County Agricul-
tural Societies, contains IA very able series of
articles from the pen of the Secretary on
Stock IIusbandly, and the DAIRY. and the
obstacles to Wheat culture, severally illus
trated by engrayipgs which ought to be read,
and their suggestions needed, by every farmer,
young and old, in Maine 1t contains, also,
iitclcotiHS ltpnte u pun topicS usSlSneu tno
proceeding session to different members Of
the Board, as follows On the cultivation Of
the Cranberry, by Seward Dill of Franklin;
on New Farming Implements, by Francis
Fuller of kennebec; list Of Pears adapted to
culture in Maine by the Secretary; on Insects
injurious to Negetation, by DR.. N. f. True
of Oxford; on the Comparative value of Man.
ures, by }. X. Russell OF Somerset, Compara-
lively Value of Roots for Cattle and Hoys,by
Hiram Stevens Of Aroostook; on best breeds
of Sheep, by W. r. Flint, of Somerset; on
Neat Stock, by b +. Leadbetter of Somerset;
on the Grasses Of Maine, by s. + Perley of
Cumb3rl.nd, on the Manufacture of Maple
Sugar, by +. l.. Rice of Oxforl on Ora pes
Tor Open Cultare,by Albert Moves of Blnsor;
on Road making, hy Robert Martin, of An
droscoggin.
One Of the most valuable papers in the re-
p'rt is an article on Drainage and Flowage,
from the pen of Phinehas Blrnes, Esq, Of
Portl md. The articles on Underdrl lining, by
the Secretary and on the Excavation of Tren-
ches, by J. Herbet Shedd, OF b B,ston, each
with illustrations, will be lound of great prac-
teal value. Some excellent thoughts and
suggestions by the Secretary, upon the sub
jcct of Exp riments in Farming, and the
principles upon which they should be con-
Quoted, occupy the concluding pages Of the
report. We cannot too strongly commend
this admirable report TO the notice of all who
are interested in the development of the ag-
rlcultdral resources Of Milne.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-18
Maine CusfOlM37lOuse.

The Law now before Congress for collec-
ting the revenues, makes great changes in
this state, dividing it into six district in
stead of thirteen, as now arranged ,and great
ly reducing the number and salaries of the
officers. The districts in this neishborhood
ale as follows -
DISTRICT NUMBER ONE, PASSPORT, the port
Of entry, embracing Machils district, with
Collector at $1,000; Inspector at Sl00Othree
Inspectors Sl095: an Inspector, who is also
weigher, guager and measurer, Sl095; Clerk
$50.
DISTRICT NrMGER Two is Blngor, port of
entry, with IA Collector, 1900; Deputy Col
lector and Clerk, $1,000; two Inspectors,
Sl095; weigher who is also guager and meas
urer, Sl50O.
DISTRICT NUMBER THREE is Belfast and an
nexes the districts of Pcnobscot ,Frenchman's
Bay and Waldoboro, Belfast port of entry,
with Collector $1,000, Deputy Collector and
Inspector, who is also weigher, guager and
measnrnr, s lnnnI Inot toI y" iIu Is aIso weigh
er, guager and measurer. $1,000.
The salary ct the Bangor Collector has
usually averaged about $500. and there are
now four full pay Deputy Collectors and In
spectors connected with the Office, and qua
ger. Gov, Hubbard, it is understood, ar
ranged the Maine Districts. If this law
goes into effect it will relieve large number
Of gentlemen from any longer serving Uncle
Sam or monthly receiving his gold. The
editor Of The Belfast journal will then howl
against Popular Sovereignty Just two thirds
as strong as he does now Bangor Times.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-18

DEATH OF Isaac w. TABOR, ESQ.,, OF HouL-
ToN.-We regret to announce the sudden de-
cease OF Isaac W. Tabor, Esq, at Houlton,
on Sunday morning last, at tina age of about
90 years. Mr.. L. was a gentleman of pleas
ing and genial character, and was much res
peeted in the community where he resided.
Several years ago he was IA resident of Calais,
and was a law Student in the office of the late
Geo NJ Chase Esq He held the position Of
representative in the State Legislature for
some time. In his death, Aroostook Coun-
ty has sustained the loss of a worthy citizen,
much respected among the large circle Of his
acq ~aintanccs