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Union MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
NEW YORK.
CAPITAL 81 100000
MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.,
NEW YORK,
CAPITAL S95O,0OO
EQUITABLE SAFETY INSURANCE CO.,
BOSTON,
CAPITAL S90O,OOO
VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO,
RICHMOND,
CAPITAL S200,GON
Merchants Of Baltimore wishing to effect MARINE or IN
LAND INSURANCE with the above Companies will
please appyto to
WILLIAM SPEAR,
,o,. No. 65 Second street,
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NOn-Arrival of the Indian.
PORTLAND, April 5, l.30 A. M.-There are as vet
no signs af the steamer Indian, now due OF this
port with Liverpool dates of the 23d ult
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The weeks operations show considerable increase on
nearly every item in the above statement particularly in
the Loans and Circulation the former being $50 s and
the latter 1895 9 the specie has also increased
$7l,750 as compared with last week.
We copy from the late circular of Augustine Heard
Co, the following statement of the
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Since January .s6l 27l 625 500 s5s s25 6s5
Included in the imports for the week S26 7O6 in
earthenware; $2 $50 in indigo; $15S05 in corce paste
sl0403 in nseed OIL $l0339 in opium Sl2 49 in paints
S7l in bicarb soda s20310 In soda ash sSO32 in su
mac; $79l52 in furS: S3609 in currants; S25,75 in
oranges S42S73 in raisins S35350 watches sIl3Isl
in dressed hides s202,752 in undressed s26 39I in
wines S7O27l in champagne; S6,565 in chains and an
chors; sl62s9 in copper s13 pa in cutlery $24 $40 in
hardware s7 1854 in sheet iron; S67 500 in bar do s45
$50 in STEEL sl22O79 in box TIM SIS in cassa s104s7
in books $0l51 in cabinet wood; s5S 549 in cigars
SlS6,5sl in coffee s27 269 in fancy goods a27 in FISH
Sl4540 in gunny CLOTH $45,0Go in guano $91 61S in
hemp; S64 OBS in moasses; S20lS9 in paper hangngs;
Sl095 in perumery S14,3 300 in SALT $35 273 nseed
S46l 5 in hid and tee sugar. Ss4 100 in box and bag
Sl0346 in tea; in tobacco s94 742 in
wool.
Exports of specie from the port of New York
for the week ending April 2..- ..... 81 343 05O
PreYlOuslY q
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New RAILROAD ARRANGEMEYr.-The Rochester
Union of Saturday, says:
"The New York and Erie Railroad Company has
leased for twenty years the Canandaigua and EI-
mira Railroad, called being that section of the
road extending from Canandagua to Jefferson-
The Erie Company had control before of the sec
tion from Jefferson to Elmra. This gives the New
lork and Erie Company an opportunity to tap the
Central at Canandaigua, and to interfere in some
measure with its Philadelphia and Baltimore con-
nections by the way of Emira The Central has
had for some time the road from Canandaigua to
Niagara Falls. and the broad guage route from the
Erie Road to Niagara Falls pretty much used up"
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
RY TEL EGR


In New York to-day Missouri 6's advanced 81 Illinois
Central bonds 4; Cleveland and Toledo n Michigan
Southern y; and Harlem Il New York Central advan-
ced at the first Board u and Reading but they both
declined again at the second Board the former and the
latter 4. Virginia 6's Canton, Erie, and Michigan.
Southern guaranteed sold at yesterdays rates. hut Rock
Island dropped off \ and Galena and Chicago y.
The New York Tribune of to-day says:
In money matters notice change On call the
supply is abundant at 45 per cent paper the
are 5G7 per cent. We hear of gold going Boston
for the steamer but considerable of bars have
been bought for shipment from here. The Secretary
the Treasury hear has declined exchange the cou
pom per cents of 1874 already issued registered
stock but has issued large amount registered stock to
Messrs Sweeny, Rittenhouse Co.. under the authority
of the act passed by the last Congress This registered
stock is thought to be worth about per cent more than
coupon stock.
The Foreign Bill market is very firm for the steamer
but the transactions limited Some drawers are ask
ing 109B for Sterling, but hear no sales above
loeA. The range is 9461OeA. Francs are 5 15@
5114. The supply of outside bills is moderate
The following is comparative statement of the condi-
tion of the New York Banks for the weeks ending March
nd Aprl
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The Chicago Commercial Express furnishes the
following statistics of the breadstu trade at that
port:
The total equivalent of weekly receipts of Flour
months, from the lst of January, for two years,
stands thus
1858. Total 2026, ,3O9 bushels
1859. do. 1,299,S4S 90
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H. HUNTINGDON CALVIN DAY.
ALBERT DAY, JOB ALLYN
JAMES GOODWIN, JOHN p BRACE
CHARLES BOSWELL, CHARLES j RUSS
HENRY KENEY,

JAMES GOODWIN, JOHN p BRACE,
CHARLES BOSWELL, CHARLES j RUSS
HENRY kENEY,
H. HUNTINGTON, President.
r,,o ~ WM n. BOWERS, Actuary.
Z. c. LYMAN, Assistant Secretary
Inns old and reliable Company, established for nearly
FIFTY continues to Insure against Loss Damage
re on dwellings, Furniture, Warehouses; Stores, Mercha-
use NILS, anufactores and other kinds property
on its usual satisfactory terms.
PARTICULAR attention given nsurng Farm Property,
Consisting OF Dwellings, Barns and utBudings connected
and Furniture Live Stock, Hay, Grain, Farming Utensils
&c &C. contained in the same for term of three five
years at Low rates of premium
Applications for Insurance may be made to the under
signed the duly authorised Agent for Baltimore and vicinity
Losses equitaby adjusted at this Agency and paid
ulatey upon satisfactory proofs funds the
CeS u NetU FORK Boston, the assured may prefer
GEO B. COALE, Agent for
Maryland and its vicinity.
Baltimore, February 18th, 1889. fels-tfr
10 l. BI AN (MARINE) INSURANCE
MPANY.
NE " o RK.
CASH CAPITAL PAID UP 900
ASSE NOVEMBER BOTH, 1853. O6 80
THOS. LORD, President
B. c. MORRIS, Vice President
SAMUEL II. MOORE, Secretary.
The undersigned respectfully socts application InSu-
rance in this desirable Office.
SOL. B. DAVIES, Agent.
DAVIES & WAKEFIELD,
lelI-tr l6 Spears wharf
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The laying Of the first line of pipe on the repairs
of the Cochituate Aqueduct, Boston, was completed
on Saturday evening, the water let in at about
o'clock, and, after an interval of four days and ff-
teen hours, it was again flowing into the Brookne
Reservoir from Lake Cochituate. This pipe however,
will give but about one-sixth of the daily supply of
the city. BY Monday the second pipe, of thirty
two inch capacity, will be connected and, in day
or two afterwards, the thirty-sx inch pipe will be
completed. 1t is proposed to erect high level
bridge through the valley of Charles River, as is
the case upon the Croton Aqueduct. This would
cost in the neighborhood of $500, 600
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PATENT RIGHTs-The Circuit Court for the South
ern District of Ohio has decided the case of Latta
against Shawk, being a suit by the former for an
Infringement of his patent in constructing the
city of Philadelphia. The jury awarded the
plaintiff damages to the amount of So the suit
being only to test the patent. The decisiosn of
this case is very important it renders all parties
who have purchased or used Shawk's apparatus
liable to prosecution. 4 number of the engines
have been bought by other cities, and under this
verdict they will be liable for damages for using
them.
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C0 A. MATHIOT & SONS
Ea SOFA AND FURNITURE WAREROOMS,
MI Nos. IS AND q NORTH GAY ST.
(Nedr Fdyete 81
. Extending from Gay to Frederick street
Always hand large assortment of every variety of
HOUS EH0LD AND OFFICE FURNITURE, embracing
Bureaus, Assorted colors ofTete a Tetes,
Bedsteads, Cottage Furni- Arm Chairs
Washsands, ture. Rocking Chairs,
Wardrobes, Wood Chairs, Etageres
Spring Beds, Office Chairs, Marble Tables,
Mattresses of Husk Barber Chairs Reception and Tn.
Cotton and Hair Cribs and Cradles, holstered Chairs
Sofas, Side Boards, Setees, '
EXTENSION TABLES OF EVERY IFNGTH
Persons disposed purchase invited to call and give
our stock an examination which for variety quality of
workmanship cannotb be exceed by establishment in the
country. A, MATHlOT son,
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A Cricket Club is in course of organization in
Richmond Va.
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The Louisville Journal of last Thursday says
that the opinion is expressed by well informed mer
chants that the general business of that city is bet
ter by thirtythree per cent. than it has been for
live years past; and Judging the future of the
son by what is already known the present is likely
to be the most extended and productive "sprng
| business y ever done in Lonisyille.
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WREcKING AND INsURANCE.-Judge Marvin, of the
United States District Court at Key West, esti-
mates the value of the ships and cargoes that pass
into and out of the Gulf of Florida bv the southern
coast of Florida, at between three and four hundred
millions of dollars annually. During the ten years
hundred and ninety ynine vessels wrecked or in dis
tress, have been carried into Key West, valued at
$l6,2G6,427; their expenses, including salvage
wharfage, storage, duties, repairs, reftting, and
all other charges, are computed at S2,l25, ,334-the
salvage alone amounting to 81, ,l53,9l9.
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furniture.

MARYLAND STEAM
~ hHn4nK FURNITURE WORKS
&v43<SAA~=-S1{44 S. 5. STEVENS & SONS,
No Low STREET,
WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS OF
CABINET FURNITURE CHAIRS, &c
We ask the attention of friends and patrons
to our new establishments in full operation, are
employed an army of operatives with the approy
machinery being of the extensive establishments
In the United Sta
~ ALL CASH PURCHASERS CAN GET THEIR
GOODS AT WHOLESALE PRICES, AND NO OUES-
TTinQSS TinQES ASKED WHETHER THEY ARE DEALERS OI
NOl mh5-tf
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$i27 Isl 225 s12s7o2192 Inc. $3.50 ss7
Specie. 251S2,627 25.73216 Inc. $40 5S4
Circulation. 7 ,99S, ,09S 22l 1853 Inc 223 655
Net Deposits. 2i9 S7,737l2S Inc l. 1893 $50
The Bank statement is in points unexpectedly
favorable, showing increase of $50 in the net de-
post and s549 34 in the specie line while have
been increased $e50967 The street taken rather by
surprise at the announcement of large increase in the
deposit although moderate gain had been counted upon
The specie increase is quite important king consd
GRAFTON the considerable export of the week.
The Hudson River Railroad receipts in March, show a
favorable result when is considered that the open
ed eight days earlier than last year The figures are:
March, 1858. Sl79 423 SS
March, 1859. Observation-Disclosures. 1878 %
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By the ship Grey Eagle, at Philadelphia, we learn
that the British bark NJ. n. Hinckley, having on
board all the Parthian's passengers, destined for
the Don Pedro Railroad, arrived safely at Rio on
Winnifred, bound for Richmond, on the 7th ult, in
| lat * dav 20 m Sonth
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q BENZ. WASkEY'S
Esa EXTENSIVE
Ht FURNITURE AND CHAIR WAREROONS,
No. 3 n. GAY ST.,
and No IS South street, Baltimore
as on hand and constantly manufacturing every descrp
on OF Gars BedSteads Tables Bureaus, Sideboas Sofas
IeteaTees Lounges Cribs Settee Wash and Work Stands
cradles Feathers Feather Beds Bedding Hair, Cotton and
lusk Mattresses wholesale and RETAIL prices that
respectfully solicit your favors.
Vessels and furnished with Mattresses Bedding
&C. at the lowest prices Captains vessels and others will
md it to their yanage buy of they may RELY on
hayng their goods packed with care for shipping.
Don't forget the numbers, As South street. Red Posts In
front, and No. 3 North Gay ocoI-tf
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with a view TO induce the Steamship Company of
that thriving city, whose vessels run to New York,
to allow one of their steamers to alternate its trips
from Bremen between Norfolk, Va, and New York.
Richmond Dispatch.
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DEATH OF A NAVAL OFFIcER-A letter from Hong
Kong dated at January 10Th, states that Lieutenant
Gharles ". Place, OF the U. 5. ship Germantown,
died at Manila the 9th of that month. He had
got his leg mashed while trying to secure the guns
IN gale of wind; and the limb was afterwards
amputated. He survived the operation only few
DAYS.
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~ Decrease ..................S So $50 Is
The Pittsburg Fort Wayre and Chicago Road received
from the 2lst to the 2Sh of March, s5S 23os Upon the
Milwaukee and Mississippi Road the earnings of Janu.
ary, February and March Sl145S9 against Sl35
last year The New York Central Road it is expected
will show about the same earnings in March, 1858 -
The Erie Road shows very large decrease receipts say
$sO000 800 000 but the falling off in earnings will be
much smaller The Rock Island in March, will probably
show $50 900 decrease and Gaena about the same OF
course, these partly estimates
The Western roads unable to agree upon freight
tariff. The Cincinnati Commercial remarks thus:
'The probabilities are that freight will 70 down
good deal below remunerave rates, though the present
tariff hold for fortnight to The disproportion
between the amounts of produce to be moved and the IA
ctie for moving it, such that is not practicable to
compel all the roads to maintain rates The lat
ter will not improve until the products of the next har
vest remove the necessity for severe undertaking.
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CE FOR SALE.-5OO tons ice from AZ to 5
TOR immsqsely. Apply at IS South street. fss1n
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-07-22
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, S.. - Court Of County Commissioners,
April Term 1859.
Upon the foregoing petition, it is considered by
the Commissioners, that the petitioners are re-
sponsible and that they ought to be heard touch
ing the matter set forth in their petition and there
fore order, that the County Commissioners meet at
Dennis Carriers in Penobscot on Tuesday the 9Th
Iav of September next, at of the clock in the
fore noon, and thence proceed to view tho route
mentioned in said petition. Immediately after
which view u hearing of the pal ties an | witness
es will be had at some convenient place in the
vicinity. and such other measures taken in the
premises as the Commissioners shall judge proper
And it is further
0aDERgD--That the notice of the time, place
and purpose of the Commissioner meeting aiore-
sail, given to all persons and corporations inter-
ested by serving attesed copies Of the petition and
this order thereon upon the clerks of the towns OF
Biuehill and Penobseot, and by posting up attested
copies as aforesaid in three public places in each
of said towns thirty days at least before the time
appointed for said view, and by publishing the
petition and order thereon three weeks successive
ly in the Ellsworth American, newspaper pub
ished in Ellsworth in the County OF Hancock, the
first publication to be thirty days at least before
the time OF said view, that all persons and cor
porations interested may attend and be heard if
they think fit
Attest, PARKER W. PERRY, Clerk.
A true copy of the petition and order thereon.
70 Attest, PARKER W. PERRY, Clork.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-07-22
STATE OF MAINE.

Hancock. IS. Supreme Judicial Court, April
Term, 1859.
On the toregong suit it i, ordered by tho Court
that notice of the tendency thereof be given to al!
persons interested, by serving attestcd copy OF
the writ and this order thereon upon the said Dan
iel Robertson, or by publishing the same three
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American, q
newspaper printed in Ellsworth in said County,
the last publication or service aforesaid to be at
least thirty days before next term of this Court TO
be holden at Ellsworth, within and for the County Of
Hancock, on the fourth Tuesday OF October next,
that they may then and there appear and answer
70 said suit ii they think fit.
Attest PARKER W. PERRY, Clerk.
true copy of the writ and order of Court thereon
IS Attest, PARKER W. PERRY, Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-07-22
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF ELLSWORTH.

ARRIVED.
July -.
schrs Abigail Haynes, Lord from Boston.
ARIEL, Treworgy. do.
Emblem, Mureh, do
CLEARED.
Forest, Wood, Salem.
Superior, Moon, Boston
Georgia. Alley, do
Catharne BeaI, Chute, Rondou..
Aneona Macomber, Calais.
Otronto, Hammond, Boston.
Agnes Treworgy, do
George 4 Mary, Lord, do
Vandala, Griffin, do
ARRIVED.
Morning Star, Clay, Portland.
Commodore, Grant, Portland.
Compeer, Thurber. do
Barcelona, Whitnore, Boston.
Rattan, Davis, do
Elizabeth Remmics, do
Zulstte, Miiikcn, do
valhalia, Davis. do
CLEARED.
=. Bangor, Jordan, Boston.
Doris, Curtis, do
ARRIVED.
Margaret, Day, Portland.
Panama, Tate. do
Wanderer, Balatta, Boston.
Sarah Ann, Benson Y.
.," -z Senator, Means. Boston.
ArboEcer, Smith, Boston.
II "a CLEARED.
Ariel, Treworgy, Wareham.
Capt John, Smith, CALAIS
Wsrronton, Cousins, Boston.
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K',s!s:s|'s

xcmt Ess@oDrsT.-This is a little work oil
'. ss tsnared pages, containing some Of the
$ ~ sougs and ballads, with music. ItisPub-
I,hed By Oliver Ditson Co, Boston, and for sale
in this village by Moses Hale
GopEY's LApr's Book for August came to hand
moro than week since. II possesses its usual
attractions, and maintains its high position.
prrERsos's MAeAzIyE-The August number is
promptly on our table. 1t is good number OF a
good 81 magazine.
Tue HonE MAGAZINE for August is sterling
number. The steel plate engraving OF Crossing
a brook is most beautiful. Moses Hale will sup.
ply all orders.
v,xw OF MotSr vERSoy.-We have received
from the publisher, J. II. Byram, liz South Third
Street, Philadelphia, a large engraving, executed
In oil colors of Mount Vernon. This engraving
is offered at the low price OF fifty cents and should
be possessed by all those who would preserve a
view of tho premises, where lie the remains Of
Washington.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-07-22

II lSCocK So. To tho several shcrifs of our Coun-
ties Of Hancock, Penobscut, York, Cumberland,
Linc,n kcnnebcc Oxford, Somerset, Washing
ton, Waldo, pscataqus, Franklin, Aroostoek.
Audro-coSsjn and sagadahoc, or either OF their
DEPUTIES -Grccting:
~ We command you to attach tho Goods
s, } or Estate % Daniel Robertson Of Bos
( ton, in the commonwealth # Ma-sa-
w ehusetts, Gentleman; 10 the value of
FL ght hundred Dollars and summon the said De-
PENDANT OF he may be found in your prcchct)
to appear before our Justices of the supreme Ju-
dicial Court next To be holden ia Ellsworth, with
in and for eur County of Hancock the fourth
Tuesday Of April next. then and there in said
Court to answer unto the President, Directors aud
Company of the Bucksport Bank Cooperation
duly established by law anil dung business at
Buckspart in said County Of Hancock
In n plea OF the ease for that the said Def on
the ?Cth day Of October A. Il. ISIS, at fraukfor,
in taid State oil Maine, 90 VT: at said Ellsworth
made his certain bill of Exchange in writing, ua-
der his hand of that date, directed TO b. +.
Copeland at Boston in the Commonwealth Of Mus
sachusetts and thereby requested said Copeland
in four months after the date thereof 10 pay Il the
order Of said Daniel Robertson the sum of five
hundred dollars, value received, and the said Rob-
ertson there on the same dsv by his endorsement
under his hand of the same hill directed tue CON
tents thereof to be paid To the Pids and after
wards ON the same day at said Boston TIE Plain
tiiTs presented the same bill to said poland for
acceptance who duly accepted the came. and AT
forwards on the first day o: March current ut said
Boston the same bill being then payable was pre-
scented To said Copeland for payment thereof but
Che said Cor Gland then and there refused to pay
the same, and the same bill was then and there
duly protested therefor, of which said Def. had
notice and thereby became liable and in consider
ation thereof then and there promised the Pins.
to pay then the contents of said Bills together
with the costs of protest which Pie. aver TO be
two dollars, and three per cent "a on the amount,
of said biii as damages for the nonpay ncnt there
Of
Also, for that the Defend mt at Ellsworth, A.
toresaid, on the day Of the purchase OF this Writ,
being indebted to the Plaintiffs in another sum of
SIX hundred Dollars for so much money before that
time had and received by the said Defendant to
the Plaintiffs use, in consideration thereof prom
sed the Plaintiffs to pay them that sum on de-
mand.
Yet though often requested the sail Defendants
have not paid said sum bu, neglect go to do, to
the damage Of said Plaintiffs Gas they say) the
sum of Sight hundred Dollars, which ,haIl then
and there be made to appear with other due dam
ages And have you here this Writ with your do
ings thereon.
Witness, JoHS 5. TsxSEy, Esquire, at Ellsworth
this fourth day of March in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eli ht hundred and fifty nine
=. ". PERRY, Clerk.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

Bosroy--Ar 18th brig North America, Wallace,
jopesport; schrs n II Hall, Lord, Calais; Floreo,
Hail, Calais; John, Colbefh, Machias; Rush
William, surry; Malcolm, James, Mt Desert;
FORESTER, Murch, Ellsworth; Polly clarissa'
Grssdle. sedgwick; Romp, Kelley, Jone'porti
Pig i'm. Barter, do.
Ns,r BRooKsvlLLE- Ar 18th, brig Beaver,
Tapiey. Bangor; schr Phebe Ann, Green; sid 18th
Anthi acophora, Gott, bingham.
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FATAL RAILROAD AocIpESr.-Last Saturday
afternoon, Isaac Sanborn, mate of the schooner
Eclipse Of Scdgwick, Me-, was walking on the
track of the Old Colony Railroad near Leigh St.,
when he was struck by a locomotive. the wheels Of
which passed over one of his legs, crushing ii bad
ly. His skull was fractured, in addition to other
injuries, which resulted fatally about o'clock
yesterday morning at the Massachusetts, General
Hospital.-( Boston Journal, 1sth.
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Notice.
Notice of Foreclosure.


w HEREAS, Nathaniel Murch Of Ellsworth, IN the
w county IL lIal cock, the fourteenth day OF Oc
toher 1855 by his mortgage deed of that date duly
executed and rrcor led conveyed 70 the subscriber
tain lot parcel of and situate in Ellsworth aforesaid
being the homese id Of said Nathaniel J. Murch aud
bounded fiIows. to wit Beginning small cedar
tree beside the brick kiln III Cedar street, the bank ;
thence south eghyeyen and degrees To the
head line according Peters plan thence southery at
right angles sixty rods thence right angles the
shore thence by the shore to the place of beginning, in
GLIDING kendrick Point, and embracing in all one hundred
less and wheie tho condition mentioned
in said mortgage has been broken, by whereof
claim for-coe the same hereby notice thereof
by statute prov ided In such directed
JOSHUA r. JORDAN.
By EUcgSE HALE, his ATTY.
Ellsworth, July 81, 1859. 3w2l