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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-04

To the Hon Parker Tuck Judge OF Prcba,e within and
for the County 81 Hancock
Il, GORGE " BRDW \, of Els worth, in said county,
represents that Thomas Robinson, late Of said Ellis
worth the shtenth day Of March, A D., lsai being
then in fun life by his agreement writing Of that dat,
~ him fully subscribed, and hereunto annexed, and ia
Cout 10 he produced. bound husalf convey TO your
petitioner by good and sufficient deed certain real estate,
situated sail Ellsworth aud comprising the hunn Mil
called, Union River and more fully described in the
bond hereto annexeh uron condi mentioned in .ad
hou convey said premises aad take mortgage back
frum your petitioner when requested by your petitioner
Now your petitioner that he Is willing pay the
of money due by provisions Of the bond afr,,tl,
has also requested conveyance nt said Robinson IN
his lifetime with mortgage back, which conveyance wa
pr from heing made by the dHcease IT sad Robin
am petitioner AYERS that tcnrsr Hlark and
Eugene Hale Executors of .he last will ~ said Robin
sou wherefore he prays that lccu-e may issue to sai
Executors convey said premises your petitioner nn
The sums being paid which is due by the Of the
bond convey and take back mortgage mentioned
IN the bond. GEO. W BROWN.
At Court Of Probate held ellsworth. within and hr
the County oC Hancock. the fourth Wednesday oi
hprl, \. u. lS60.
on the foregoing petition, Ordered That the Petition
give notice alt parsons Interested by causing copy
petition and orer uf Court thereon % H. published
three stccrssivsIy the Ellsworth American, that
they may then ap~4,r Probate Court u he held Al
Ellsworth, in SAID CpuntV the third Tuesday Of
June next at ten o'ciock VI, AMI shrw cahss u any
hey have why the prayer Of sad Ittuu shnuid not be
Granted. PARKER TT h. Judge
Attest A. \ B,RrLtTr, Register.
true copy OF the petition and order n Court there m
Is Attest. A 4 bartlett, Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-04

AT Court of Probate held at Ellsworth, within
and Tor the County Of Hancock, on the fourth
Wednesday of April A.. p. 1860
IN the petition of Abraham Richardson, Ad-
~ ministrator of the estate of Kendall Kit
trcdse late of Mount Desert in said county,
deceased, representing that the personal estate Of
said deceased is not sufficient to pay the just debts
which he owed at the time of bis death, by the
sum Of three thousand dollars, and praying for IL
license TO sell and convey the reversion Of Dover
in said estate for the payment of sail debts and
incidental charges:
Ordued-rhat the petitioner give notice thereof
to the heirs of said deceased and TO all persons in.
tcrested by causing COPY of this order to be pub
lishcd in the Ellsworth American, printed in Els
worth, in said county, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
that they may appear at "a Probate Court to be
holden at Ellsworth, in said County, on the third
Wednesday Of June next at ten o'clock, in the
forenoon, and shew cause if any they have, why
the prayer Of said petition should not be granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge
A true copy,-Attcst:
Is A. A. BARTLETT, Register
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70 the Hon Parker Tuck Judge OF Probate, within and
fr the County "f Hancock.
UE undersigned Executors Of the last will and
ment ii john Means late OF sei-Sick, in SAIL c'un-
~ deceased respectfully represent that they have beeu
unable collect aud accounts due sad
tate a. per schedule file They therefore pray your
Icnor tn grant them ccns sell compound the
Il. VI MEANS
l.. q. PIIILBRDDK.
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NOTICE.

All persons are hereby forbidden to trust John
Pray Of Penobsco. on my account, as ample Pro-
vision has been made for his support by myself,
his duly constituted guardian.
Rufus LEACH, Guardian,
Penobseot, Aptil 81 1850. 3wl4
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-04

At Court OF Probate held Ellsworth, within and for
the County Of Hancock, the fourth Wednesday Of
April 4. D. 1850.
AMES GRINDLE Administrator Of the estate Of John
u Davis Of pcnpbscnt, in said county deceased,
having presented his first of Administration upon
said dceeased's estate for probate
Ordsrtd,-Th,t the said Administrator give notice
thereof To all persons Interested by causing copy Of this
order Published thre" weeks ssvely IN the Els
worth American, printed at Ellsworth that they may ap
pear at Probate Court be holden at Ellsworth. in said
county, the third Wednesday 1T June next, at ten
Of the clock in the forenoon and he cause If any they
have, why the same should not he allowed
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true eoPy-Attcsta
IS A. A. BARTLETT, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-04

At Court Probate holden at Ellsworth, within and for
the County Of Hancock on the fourth Wednesday Of
April A. y. 1860
SULLIVAN GRERN, named Executor in n certain in
y strument purpnrting TO he the last will and Tesla
ment George Harvey late of Deer Isle in said county
deceased having presented the tme for probate
Ordersd-That the said Exc ,utor give notice there
Il to all persons interested, by causing copy of this
Ter to published three weeks successfully in the Ellis
worth American printed in Ellsworth, that they may APP
% ar at Probate Court to he holden at Buehl, OIL the
first Tuesday Of July next at ten of the clock in the
orenoon and cause any they have, why the said
instrument should he proved, approved and allowed
As the last will and testament Of said dccea.ed
PARKER TUCK Judge.
A true copy,-Attest
Is A A. BARTLETT, Register
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Gr;a,Iso ~ Pain kilier.

I'll. world :, a.nni,ho At she ~'ni-rfl euro' perform
Il hy the Crrnp Ini Pdia Muir prepared hy Crsrts
pGs1iss IL eira has uysr be-u kuasn for renewing
pain in MI cas.s fr thu Il spinal Complaints
Cramp tn the Lius. Au1 stomach III .ansti.u "a all ls'
forms. Baa. Coir Burrts stc rhrlat. aui r'sel, II g.
decidedly ,le b.t remedy IN The ~orll Esiicnce Of Tie
ms. eurcs evec fs,rf rn-i by y n,ritenr circular
n thu han.ls Of As-Hi- I0H
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-04

At Court Probate held at Ellsworth. within and for
the County of Hancock, On the fourth Wednesday OF
Apri A. d. 1860.
4 EORGE l.. HOSMER, Executor Of the will Of iona
than rrcssey late Of Deer Isle, in said county de
ceased having presented his first account Of Adminstra
ton upon said deccased's estate for probate;
the said Executor, give notice thereof
to all persons Interested by causing copy Of this order
be published three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
American printed at Ellsworth, that they may appear at
Probate Court be held Bluehill ia said county.
the first Tuesday Of July next, at ten Of the
clock in the forcnoon and slew cause any they have,
SHY the same should OF he allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true eopy-Attest
Is A. A BARTLETT, Register.
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Ou R N O'S
CAT A R R H S n UFF

Colds, Sore Eyes, Deafness, Pain in the Head,
Nervous Headache and the worst form
of Catarrh. is Decidedly the most
Valuable Discovery of the Age.
The Proprietor of this snuff is gratihed in being
able to express his thanks TO Physicians Druggists,
and the Public generally, tor the universal APP
proyal of thi. reliable Medicine, as remedy for
Catarrh in all its stages, from a common Cold, to
ineipient Tubercular Consumption.
DIRECTIONS FOR UsE.-It ougnt To be used to
produce snee1ug effect, several times daily AZ
bedtime it should be taken twice in immediate
succession.
Price IS cts. per box For sale by c. g. Peck,
Ellsworth, Me. OH
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Special Notices.
IMPORTANT To FEM ALEs
Or. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,

Prepared ty Corr'ins l.. fhs,seman, w. y
Ncr I,tk CRY.
The combination Of ingredients IN these Pills the
e.t Il long AMI extensive practice" They mila in
their operation. ani in correcting all rcguarite4
Painful Transformations, all obstruction. whether
from cold otherSis headache, pain in the .lc, pap,
sation AZ the heart, disturbed sleep, VII eh frsm
terruption Of nature.
tt MARRIED LADIES
Dr. Chees~naus ris invaluable they will hiring
tn. monthly pcried with regularity. Lsdtrs who h1te
been disappointed ~ the NJ other Pi's pia-e tho
confidence in pr ChccsrmAn'- rs doing an that
thcy represented 10 dn-
SOFICE
They should nat ic u.sl during Pregnancy miss
carriage would certainty rfsuit th"rufr
Warranted purely vegetable and frye from anythins in
FURIOUS itr health ENI,rit dr'rous which shnui
hc read accompany each beN Price al ut by mail on
enclosing 81 % thr General teru Sold " ptusei-,
every tn the nitri states. Poe sal. by = d.
p-ck, kilssofth Ne.
II. Il. HtrCtifSGS.
Gssuat Agert taf ttc ah,i Stai',,
los CuANBrGs SrBErr. y. Y.
u whom all whsc>ah orders A,siti b. addressed y
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Amenc the various proprietary medicines q the DAY
occupy high place u the estimation 1T the Iahiso
a. those II J. =. Al HI 4 CO. IT LaNsli. Mas Pay
.tcians them le hr h-i friuri'rs tt the
diseases Gt which tiy i~.i -uatrl that ~ pr-iuc
81 many ta~tn constantly 90 tir5t rartoV. II Is
not unr-a.anAhl. -, Ih- Bt--t"r With
Iss.e-orthy frAaknrss FURNISHES The tupnA II zach o"
HI. preparations - every n4rmhrr II the profession -
Whether .aecr.sfl not I~runi4ry pant Il ties
hi. great popularity AFT sri hum much sa,ssiictrn 81
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g. REPAIRING CARRIAGES
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
SCALED proposals will be received by the sub
- scIibers until Saturday the fifth day of May
next at one clock in the afternoon for building
a bridge actass linton River, near and below the
Mills of Messrs Halls and Gooiae. The same
to be bull, agrecaby 10 the plan and specified.
tions now on file in office, for inspection, and
to be completed by the fifteenth of September
next,
J. y. JORDAN, } Selectmcn
JESSE DUTr0N, OF
c. p. JORDAN. ) Ellsworth.
2wli
S,EAIED Proposals will he received by the sub
- scribers uatll Saturday, The 18th day Of May
mart, at one o'clock ?. NJ. for building road from
the end IF the road near the hou>e OF benjamin
Niliken to the house of George c. York,
Said road to be twenty feet wide, and rounded
ten inches above the level of the land, well drain
ed with suitable cuiverts and bridges; the whole
to he done to cur acceptance, and to be completed
by the first Of September next.
l.. d. JORDAN, ie,tmcn
JESSE BUTTON, : of
C.P. JORDAN, Ellsworth
Ellsworth April Is, 1850. 3wl3
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Deer Isle, Jan. =, IstU.
STATE OF MAINE.


HANCOCK, SS-Court Of County Commissioners,
April Term, lsG0.
Upon the foregoing petition, it is considered by
the Commissioners that the petit oncr is responSt-
bic and that he ought 10 be heard touching the
matter sc; forth in his pettiOn,an tn retorc order
that the County Commissioners meet at Reha'd
Warren's in Deer Isle Wednesday the 18Th
day of une next, at o'clock 10 III forenoon and
thence Proceed to view the toute mel toned in said
petitions Immediately alter which view a hear
ing of the parties and witnesses will be had at
some convenient place in the vicinity, and such
/ other measures taken in the prcmses,as the Com
nissioners shall Judge proper. And 1t is further
+ ORBgRrr-That the notice Of the time, place
and purpose OF the Commissioners meeting ature-
said be given to all PERSONS and Corporations in
terestcd by serving an attested copy of the petit
ton and this order thereon, upon the Clerk of the
townof Deer Isle and by posting uP nttested copies
as aforesaid in three public places IN said town
thirty days at least before the time appointed for
said view, and by publishing the petition and or
der thereon. three weeks successfully in the Eli
sw American, newspaper Published IN Ellis
worth, in the County OF Hancock, the first publi-
cation To- be Thirty days at least before the time
If said view that all persons and corporations in
tcrested may attend and be heard if they think TT,
Attest. PARKER W. PERRY, Clerk.
true copy Of the Petition and Order thereon
IS Attest PARKER ". PERRY. Clerk
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At Court Of Probate holden Ellsworth within and for
the County Of Hancock, the fourth Wednesday Of
April, A. u. 1867.
JOSEPH BOwDEN Jr., 4 All Administrators Of the
- estate OF Joseph Bowden, hate Of Pcnobsco IN said
county, deceased having presented their first
administration upon said deceased's for Probate
OrdcTfd- That the said Administrators give notice thereof
all persons interested by causing copy Of this order
be published three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
American printed In Ellsworth that they may appear at
Probate Court, to he holden at Ellsworth on the third
Wednesday Of June noyt ut of tho clock In the
forenoon, and shew oauso, II any they have, why the
same should not ha allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy Attest;
10 A. A BARTLETT, Register
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l. q d X
BEFORE YOU LEAP.
CALL AND EXAMINE
MON AG III AN Il G A Y S

vi " n a u Ill y " N " y .
Carriages manufactured by themselves male Of the best
materials and the latcs style They will be sold at the
very lowest prices throw competition overheard
Our facilities for getting all sorts OF work in our tine
as We a. long standing in business in this village,
prompts say that give better satisacon and
supply any article in our cheaper and better than
can be procured elsewhere for the Same price.
PAINTING g. REPAIRING CARRIAGES
done Mt short notice. We have always on hand horse
ard OK wagons Truck anil humber wagons &c
: Monaghan takes thus opportunity Of tendetins his
thanks his friends for the patronage bestowed on MN
heretofore and hopes by unrcmtng attention to business
To merit a continuation Of their f'Vors.
MON AFGHAN GAY.
" ate, Street inert 10 l. H. Aliens blacksmith sho
3ml3 Ellsworth Me.
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BLACK Silks
AND
Watch Spring Skirts

WE are opening this day one Of the largest
stocks Of BLACK sILkS ever brought east Of
Boston, consisting of all widths and qualities
bought in New FORK at the great auction sale
aGd of the best known brands Of the late impor-
tations.
"a = gIt ST. 4E3s
CO mplctc assortment comprising forty different
styles. which wc shall .rll of low.
WATCH SPRING SKIRTS.
We can show more Watch Spring skirts than every
store in town together. We shall open this day
500 Of all shapes aud ,tylcs. from - cents Ia
81 -. We have our ,kirt. from the manufacturer
which enables u 10 sell lower than can be bought
at any other store.
Robinson & Harden.
Ellsworth, April = l~Gq. II
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TO the Commissioners of the County of Hancock,
4ertlcmen.
yNHE Undersigned an inhabitant Of the town Of
L Deer Isle, in said County, would represent
that he lives upon a lot of land about halt nila
from the highway, and that the lot he lives on
was formerly purchased of Richard Warren, Esq,
and that the passage way or road that the former
owners of the land and himself passed over to get
to the hi ghway, over land of said Warren, is now
closed up, and that he has no privilege of road
eut-and that on the 2lst of January lhtoi he
petitionod 10 the Selectmcn Of said Deer Isle, to
law out a private way over the land of said War
rem. commencing at the land Of the petitioner and
running in westerly drcctl N To the highway
and the said Sciectnen refused uureasonably to
Law out the same. lie therefore prays that your
honorable board will lay out said private way as
by Law provided.
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Horse s. OK Sh0eing.

Having She best Of for that business, he feels
sac in saying that if h. dies mt do all Me work
haSeg he will guarantee to those in want OF the
same, to have it done well and as cheap as any
other concern in this town.
Having had II good deal of experience in Iron
ing Large Double Team Wagons and Forging
Axles, of the best of Iron, he is prepared to give
any his moneys worth.
Keeps constantly on hand, or will get at short
notice,
SINGLE TEAM WAGONS,
Iron or Wooden Axels, cheap for cash.
In short, will here say, that having good lbea
ton, and facilities for buying stock, and the best
Of all, extra share of custom, he feels
aged to pay in return for all this,--Good Work,
Good Treatment, and mere than any reasonable
man would ask for his money.
This is all so, and / stand ready to prove tho
same, at all times, at the old shop.
c. L. DEBATE.
Ellsworth, April 5th 1850. 3mll
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For the Genital Organs be osraisea BY nng IS
The Agent as above. Sent Free by Mali.
Cireuars or medicines be procured Of DrsRgis 4
Everywhere. Calvin q. Peck Agent, Elis worth Me.
Feb. 1850 NV
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Al Court of Probate held at Ellsworth, within
and Tor the County of Hancock, the fourth
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A true copy OF the petition aud or Ter thereon.
- Attest, PARKER W. PERRY, Clerk.
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To the Honorable County Commissioners withn and for

A true copy,-Attcst;
Is A. A. BARTLETT, Register.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-05

While the resolutions of Mr.. BARBOUR are
still lying upon the table, 1t may not be amiss
to appeal to other Southern States for their
assistance In carrying out the policy they pro-
pose. should they be adopted. The QDect
which they seek to accomplish is Of as much
importance to all the other States as it is
to Virginia. That object is twofoldi to re-
taliate upon the North for its repeated insults,
and INJURIES, and to encourage manufact turing
at home.
1t must be obvious that, without concer.,
this cannot be done. If we tax the produc-
tions of the Nor thern States, and North Car
DINA and Tennessee do not, we place ourselves
in deplorably bad position. Especially is This
SO with respect to our large towns-Richmond,
Petersburg Norfolk and Alexandria. In these
cities large trade has already sprung M
with merchants living in States South and
West of u.s. They buy from us, to very con-
siderable extent, what they formerly bought
at the North. A tax on goods coming from
the North, laid on by Virginia, will, unless a
corresponding tax be laid also by the South
ern States in question, send every one Of these
merchants to the North, and thus in1iicta Sc
we're injury upon our trade.
We hope the other Southern States will take
this matter into consideration. The cause is
as much theirs as it is ours. Placed in the
vanguard, from our position as a frontier
State, we have already been compelled to meet
the first brunt of the battle. 1t is not right
that we should be left to stand alone. To
carry out the plan we propose, there is no
need, as far as we can see, Of any Southern
Conference, or any Conference of any kind
whatever. The Legislatures of the several
States can DO it all without consultation with
any outside body.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-05
The Legislature.


A lengthy and interesting letter from the
Mississippi Commissioner, Gen. Z. b. STARKR
was read in both branches of the General AS.
sembly on Saturday. In view of the early
adjournment Of the Legislature, he invites the
earnest attention of that body to the subject
of his mission-a proposed Conference of the
Southern States. In the Senate the conside-
ration of The letter was made the order of the
day for tomorrow. Senate bill for the relief
of the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad
passed the House and is now a law. A Joint
resolution was introduced by Mr.. IsBELL to
grant sixty new uniforms (at a cost not ex-
ceeding $1,000 to the Jefferson Guards as
bounty, they having been on duty at the scene
of JOHN BROWNS raid since October 10th, the
date Of its inception.
In the House, a bill was passed making an
additional appropriation of $4,000 to defray
Harper's Ferry expenses. The bill which
passed the Senate for the Encouragement OF the
Judicial Districts of the Spsite, was referred
to the House Committee Of Courts of Justice.
1t is not likely TO pass that body unless modi-
fled. A bill was passed repeating certain sec
tons of the law providing for more uniform
currency of the banks of the Commonwealth.
Senate bill appropriating $4,000 to the Viz
ginia Military Institute and for other pull
poses, was defeated for want Of Il constitu
tional majority.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-05
DIED

On Sunday morning at 9h O'Clock, LUTHER
DUNCAN. infant son Of Franklin and Caroline
virginia StArns
The friends of the family are requested to attend
ms funeral. from his fathers residence. this alter
noon at 2 O'Clock.
On Monday morning, 9th February. NJ the resi-
dence of his parents, James +. and Julia Bsasg,
WILLIE d. BRAGG. aged years II months and
4 ds}s Also, on Friday morni ng. Ind INST. 10
James r. ana Julia Bragg.
Thus in the short space of a week. this family
have been deprived Of two ot its brightest orna-
ments Suffer little children To come unto me,
and forbid them not. for Of such is the kingdom OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-05

REPORT OF ME-. MEMMINGER TO THE Gov.
ERNOR OF SOUTH CARoLINA.-Hon. G.. &
Memminger, the Commissioner from South
Carolina to Virginia, has made 4 report of his
mission to Governor Gist, of that State
Speaking Of the feeling in this State towards
South Carolina, he says:
On every occasion of public festyity or pri-
vate intercourse, where our State or people
were named, the demons trations of kindness
and respect were 50 marked as To eyince the
warmest sympathy and fellow feeling. And
although the extent of this great State and
the diversity OF sentiment which yet prevails
among her people as to proper remedies, may
impair her unity and promptness of action,
yet her high tone, and the manly spirit of ele-
waited patriotism manifesto ted by her sons en- =
sures her eventual support of the equal Con-
stitutlonal rights of the South
OF the probable success OF his mission, he
adds:
The defenders of Southern rights there are
firm and elevated patriots They will not be
deferred by present difficulties; and even
should they fail at present in carrying a South
ern Conference, have an abiding convic ton
that they will be sustained by their people,
and that Virginia Will assuredIy take her place
in the united council of the South.
Gov. Gist, IN reply, compliments Mr.. Nj. on
the able discharge of his mission, and adds
Whatever may be the result of your miss ion
in other respects, Virginia has certainly given
evidence, i'll the courtesy and kindness extend
ed to you, and in the res pecttui consideration
of the resolutions, OF her high regard tor Sou tn
Carolina, and OF proper appreciation of her
motives, for which she is entitled to our re-
Spectful acknoW Judgments