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The Confederate Government follows
Captain Culdos advice, and whenever
they find a Piecoof paper, they 'makoa
note oft"
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Mnw VOLUME wITm the JANUARY

M NV NVHUWN VIII IHu JhWUNNI
IN Number. Unriyalod Literary Attraction.
Petcrson's Magazine, '-' The Periodical for
tho Times-0ny Two Dollars n Year. IN
rERMs-ALwA AVS IN ADVANCE,
One copy forone year, 50. Three copies one
year, So; Five copies one year 81 80; Eight
copies one year SlO twelve copies one year,
Sl5' Sixteen 0opics one year, 500
~ The Volumes begin with the Numbers
for July and January; but subscribers may
commence with any month they please Back
numbers furnished If desired All postmas.
ters constituted Agents, but any person may
sci up club Specimens sent gratuitously, II
written for lT Now is the time tosubscrlbc
Address CHARLES j. PETERSON,
No. 800 Chestnut Street philadelphia,
March Il lsG9
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The house is no home which holds a
grumbIing father, scoldng mother, a
rowdy son, a lazy daughter and bad
child, It may DO built of marble, sur
rounded by garden, park and fountains;
captes of oxtruvagant costIinoss, may
spread its floors; pictures Of the rorest
mcrimay adorn its wall; its tables may
abound with dainliCs Of the most luxu-
rious; its ordering complete but yet it
will not be a home; To make it such
there must be a change Eliminates.
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The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is
being rapidly rebuilt, and will soon be
in running order About forty miles Of
iron aud cross ties have been carried of
by the robels
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NEW MoNTHLY MAGA.

IIARPER's NEW aIONTEII,Y MAGA,
zine.
One copy for One Year, 81 90
Two copies for One Year, 10y
Three on more Copies for One Year toachl 2 40
And an Extra Copy, gratis, for every Club Of
Ten Subscribers,
Harpcr's Weekly aud Harper's Magazine,
together one year, 81 90.
The Postage upon "Horpers Magazine"
must he paid at The Office " here it is received.
The Postagoie thirtv.sx Gents year
HARPER & BROTHERS. Publishers,
franklin Square, New York.
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AN OLD friend from Springfield lately
called to see the President Alter the
usual GREETINGS, DC, Lincoln" said he,
"whcn you turned out Cameron, why
didn't YOU turn gu, all the rest of your
Cabinet? That" said the President,
"makcs me think of something near
home ia Iliontis. An old farmer had
been pqstered with colony Of skunks
that deprecated nightly on his poultry.
He determined to be rid of them, and fl
nalIysuceeded in getting them sllinto one
hole, where he could kill them at his
pleasure. He drew forth one by the tail,
and executed him, but said be, in telling
the Story, this caused such an internal
stencil that was gladto lot the restr
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II is better to love person you can,
not marry, lhanlo marry a person you
cannot love. This il q short text to n
long sermon, which human experience
will co ltinue to preach until the last
syllable of recorded time.
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The Hon. b. Y. PEnRy: of Greenyille
South Carolina, in a letter addressed to
the Democracy of the Fifth Congression.
al District" defining his course in retu-
sing to withdraw from the National Dem
ocmtic Convcnlion in Charestowo,
closed as follows:
The time is not FAR distant when the
breaking up of the National Democracy,
and the secession of tho Southern del
egutcs from the Charlestown Convention
will be regarded by all thinking men as
most unwise and foolish act, product.
tive of nothing but faction and strife,
mischief and defeat, in glorious submits
sion or revolutionary abortion,
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Somebody belonging to Tho press
gang tells the following of a brother cd.
itor.
Tho editor Of tho Cardondalo Times
furnishes in his paper blank column 50
so that his friends may write a leader to
suit themselves, He says fault has been
found with bis previous prodIclions,and
he hopes bis patrons will I'LL up tho
spoce with whatever they sec proper.
Tt Is very well for little children to be
lambs, but a very bad hing Cor thcm 10
.,,U,r ,tu .t..,r
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An exchange, recording the fall Of Il
person into theryer says It's a wonder
he escaped withfislfe.' Prentice says:
Wouldn'ti il have been still greatr won.
der il he had escaped without il
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
ron THE RAID CURT or

ron THE RAPID CURE or
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Honrscncss,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Consump-
ton, and for the relief of ConSumptivG
Patients in advanced stages of the
disease.
So wide ia the field Of rs usefulness and 90 nu.
merouS atc the cases Of It's cures, that almost
oyery section Of country abounds in persons pub
icly known, who have been rcstorcdfrom alarming
md even desperate diseases Of the lungs by rs
use. When onco tried, It's superiority over every
other medicine offs kind Is too apparent to escape
observation, and where It's virtues arc known, tho
public no longer hesitate what anidotc to employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections Of the
pulmonary organs that are incdcntto our climate
While many inferior remedies thrust upon tho
community have failed and been discarded, this
hasgained friends by every trial, conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can mover forget, and pro-
dulcd cures too numerous and too remarkable to
bt fOruOltpn
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PREPARED ny
DIR. j. G. AVER g. 90.
LOWELL, MASS.

For Sale by Dcalc, ScszcrS Goa and Mu
'hahls and Druggists generally
Feb. ~ 1861
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The Presidents Message.
WAsHINoTN, March 6


The Message from the President to-day
is perhaps the most important document
ever addressed to Congress, and one of the
most Important in history. Though reserv-
cd and moderate in terms, it distinctly
proposed to "initiate emancipati on. y
Such proposition from the Chief Magis-
trate must be historic, From this time
forward the great question passes away
from the keeping of spectators and phil
anthropists into that O. cabinets and states
men. 1t cannot be put aside. One early
effect will be the creation of an emancipa-
ton party in the Border States, devoted
to the Union, rendering the efforts OF Sc.
cessionist there hopeless. 1t is known that
several Of the largest slave owners IN the
Border States have given their adhesion to
this project in advance, and are now very
anxlons for its adoption. I he warning
of the President to the rebels that II the
war goes on, "all the incidents Of war
are to be employed, even it they cause
ruin" will be understood at once to mean
that Slavery must cease to exist when it
stands in the way OF humanity and the Re-
public. The friends OF freedom here are
much elated, and all OF Us an,ici pated that
the good cause will be qnickened through
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Presidents Message.
W AsHINGToS, 9th

WASHINGTON, 9th.
The President to day transmitted t. Con
gress the following message
Fellow Citizens OF the Senate and House Of
Representatives;
recommend the adoption of joint rcsoln-
ton By your honorable bodies, which shall
be substantially as follows
Resolved, that The United States ought to
cooperate with any State which may adopt
gradual adjustment of slavery; giving to
such State pecunary aid 10 be used by such
state in it's rscretiun,to compensate for the
incoyeniences, public and private, produce!
by suCh change Of system.
Il the proposition contained in the resolution
does not meet the approval oil C1ngiess aud
the country, there ID the end but II it does
command such approval | deem it of impIr-
lance that tie States and people Immediately
interested should b. at once distinctly notified
OF the fact So that they may begin to con-
slider W neither to accept Or reJect it. The Fed
cral Government would find its highest inter
rst III such a measure, as one OF the most
efficient means OF seli-preseryution
The leaders OF the existing instruction on
terrain the hope that the Government will
ultimately be forced to acknowledge the indie
pcn1encc OF some part OF the disatllctel re-
s'oL' anu '','t a., ,h e,n' o'. ~ "o,," ".
which we have struggled being already gone,
~" s,''3 ,;. -
~
eiration completely dcrriycs them OF 1t to all
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( rent y H'aFes 81 sni9 WI "0"iI pun
chase az i lar Variation an tiie saves III any
uaned State Huch i proposition IN tue part
OF tAe general government sets up no eia''n
o' Fisht ny ieuefai authority 10 interfere
Win slavery WITHIN STATE UNITS, te'eFtu'5' as
II - s'l' a'5'''ute co9sr9' q Tue SUBJECT III
each case % the state and lis people '"Ine-
ul&se'y interested N'3 prop !'ed is d matter
oi Pertset'y Tree ehaica win te%m-
"A ID
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cd up its secession pug nose ut the contra
band " question, as it was elucidated by
General Butler. With the Union, Butler
was hereto and now will be SO classed
save only when he is sandwichcd between
rome other officers, who have never approx
mated to his position. We hope it will have
the grace,--it the Union army, and the
Union cabinet, and the Union government,
succeed in eonquering its democratic brother
rebels in the South, under the lead of It's
Democratic Generals " to submit, quietly
and silently.
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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

II ~ frr.rEr~ Our yerv l1t,res iuy
'7ss'se II iFzsaf'' e'7''4 'aa' thursday ven
'as MIA =" lecture IT." XIV h''sft l'.''
Je1-aS 'f'm the az" 'aa' '' '"'aS"' con
i"inei' W. '.''k Nj. Ci'r' D.; his ir21ae'''n'
i.'arrt T. make or " course 70 " F'1nd
aatrn' 49, at ifs' advertised H. theme
" Intellectual "r'"th'-""s htIy and t"iIy
'''es-fA..H y recurrence u we ''s't ".ss9'!
ut the race and . the Pr 'Tr.aS mat ma Dee"
mst!e ia Art. Science and larning. The
I,,tsr r,rti,aaf the lse,,., embraced the
i..,.t;....ri ...,..l...,.,,.t. ~ ,....;.,,..
n
al iinc.
Tie hour was crowded vita inter sting
and us,f0l thoughts. and at its clos. al rx-
...ss..I themselves .,,,.fel Wiz, oar ei=r.a
Lectures. Last uat surrey '"' ts'Ss'
We were pleased Il learn that our lyefum
..r.,.tn,,,att,r does At END hero
,v:-....n H.. $50. ,,.,..;,..I pr.s;-
dent, AID Hle-'i- i 1T ""'I'' iHi''
;. Wat rhoGsa, Ell, and \. Is. Sawyer,
Esa.. business committee foran9ther winter.
hkfo"ILR'
Ms s4rn,s Wa Sta>ls.-Wc under
stand nv the az mt. HAT the Paintings by
Miss smith of Sctrsp5rt. and which have
bc,n exhibited IN Belfast and B.ng5r with
,rsa, SUCCESS. and universal satisfaction, will
be exhibited here On Friday and Saturday
evenings, the 18th and 10th. The Bangor
l"".S says
lucy "sV s sh;,:i ~ fr scvs,ai Years
,"G' The GdtbiuI work of the artist is no.
tie.able in tie battle and other scenes which
are crowded VITA hSuTe', every one Q. @nleH
us ,i,'l.iI,. e,r,e,er,,iS s,,,b
po ,1?,ui banny and her colorinr is very
line, whiIe throughout the whole there is an
absence Of saineness. The three pictures OF
nu'i nun w - - ,ba P,nr,b
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FOREIGN PORTS.

CID from London l4.h, NJ W Holt, Dodge,
Swansea,
Ar at st Helena Dec 81 brig sea Lark, Allen,
Cape Town Cull, ard after dlsg cargo SD Jan >,
Ter New York wa BattaaOes.
Ar at Msyaguex 10th ult, BRIG Robert Move,
Hotchkiss. Tor New York, lds sehr Ciosson,
Coombs, Tor do days.
Ar at Barbados 81 ult, brig sea Lark. Allen,
St Helena, sid 9Th. and ar at eardenas CA oth
At Remedies, no date, (by BRIG Waltha'n, at
Holmes Holel, bafque sarah Niekeis. Nieaels,
unc.
Ar at Matan1as 18th ult. sch Zouaye, Foster, y
York 18th, barquo Emma Chase, Giikey, st
Thomas
Ar at MatanSas 2lst ult. SOD Carroll, CrocAer,
Ar at cArdenss 18th ult, brig Sea Lark. Allen.
:. Thomas.
CID from st Taomas ith ult, batqao Emma !
Chase, Gilkey, Cuba.
Ar At Cieniuogos I'D ult. brig Umpire, Higgins.
from Aspinwall TO load for Boston.
At London .2i ult ship Living Age, Emery.
Ar at CArdenas lita uIt, big Bower, Iapley,
C.lstae.
sid 18Th, Mon.esums, Wyman, Holmes Hole.
Sid from Palermo Jam 50, 6argue Josie Nieh
o.s, Nichols, New York.
Sid from AspiuwalI 2lss, sea Velns, StanwOod
trinidad,
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out the country. The Message being re-
ceived in the Senate while in Executive
Session, was not read aloud by the Clerk.
1t was shown around, and passed from
hand to hand. Its reception by the Sem
ators was electric
The Emancipation Message of the Pres
ident is regarded among the Foreign Min
listers as an epoch and calculated to produce
a profound impression in Europe. 1t will
be the subject of dispatches from all the
Legations BY Saturdays steamer.
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9 A-R ID

At 4 meeting Of the friends and lato pupils o:
Mr., Daniel Lyuas he recently ia bangor, the
following sentiments were expressed in apprceja-
tIau Il tse satisfactory manner in Whica he ha-
,1u4ae.eI his Schools Of his asIijty Is i trIca-
Vt 5auei4s, aud Of lis an4isbic qualities as a
gentleman
Res-tp.}, That Il is With much regret that W.
learn q the contemplated departure Ut M Ayues
from ihis city.
Rssata,t. That IN the removal Of such friend
from our midst, have lost most tf!cicnt teach
er, q.eAsazt companion; and t-r tie thorough
instructions wAcd he has impaired 10 ~ In tue
" polite at" We cannot bu feel amply -s.ti is.i.
Has4L=eA, Tat he carries with hiu 1ar hist
wishes tot -, success, and Sht he chance t.
com. back l. our eity, SHALL hail his return
WIKI 10y.
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CAriNE--Ar.- big Chas Heath, Limebgrte r.
aa4 tangent, --, Boston.
PogrtNNR AR ith sea Preston, Robinson, East
NacAis- tor boston.
Ar ), brig Lucy ANA, Wass, rherrydcil, schz
Anna NlIsworta, Norton Pembroke lor Eus,ou :
fauiis, bancroft, lat Machils for New Bedford.
Ar 9TH, brig Chustelaln. Handy, Eazabtthport.
ClI TT, an " psska, pFj-ke, Perry- silIe.
PoR1LA~b.--Ar 10Th, sells II sargent, >ar-
gent, L stun oatelie, Aogcy, Deer Isle for do.
Bd,To~-Ar 9Th, sehs Willow, Turner Lubee /;
Ella Rose, Pttchin, Cssttoe.
Ar 5, big Wai.ham. q Ellsworth, Clark, Rem.
eiio. f,b - via Holmes Hole bts belmont el
Bargor. Veazie, Wilmihstoa, bel sch. Hattie,
Cram, Eastport Presto. Robinson, Machas.
Cid stu. SEA " IL sargent, sargent, Portland.
Ar l0th, schs Eben sawyer, Tracey, PhitaI,t-
phia CAMEO, rendietou, EAzAbe;aport.
sAlfN.-Ar 10th, sch Constitution, Davis. B9s-
ton tor Machias.
NEW Yoek.-cld 9Th tr.s William 4 Mary
Morton, Tara.
Ar 9Th. bris Col " Co-zius, Goseip., Matau1.s.
Ar ith, barqus L C " Doise Trinidad.
Ar It'll. barguo K q Dodge, Of biehlI Bur
uett. Jarvis, Trinidad sch Maria Foss -, Ca
b5t, PhluHey.
Ar 1870 sehs Gertrude Cassidy Tamah, An
derson. and saxon, cassidy, PASSPORT STEAMER
kocA!and, snow, hast Maehias.
NEw HAvKS.-Goming up the hafbor 9th a sea
lumber laden, supposed to be the Rainbow, llay-
enef from Calais, loaded some time last NoVem-
Der. Was reported lying in Moods Hole some 40
or 30 days.
EDcAsrowy.-Sld 9th, sch EbOn Sawyer, Tracy
Boston.
NEwpoRr.-In port ., sch Edward. Of Ellsworth,
l0ta in port, brig w Drisko, for PerryYHe.
GLoucEsrER.-Ar 5th, Ella Rose. Patchin, Cas-.
tine Tennessee, Wooster, Easiport.
HOLMES Hour.-Ar 9Th, brig Waltham, from
Remcdus and Sagua for Boston, and sid.
PunApELraIA.--Ar :, brig Mary Means, Will
sun, New York.
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Through the kindness of the gen.

Through the Kindness of the gem
tlemaply leader of the Band of the 9th
Regiment Maine Noluntccs. Henry s.
Morey, We have received photograph
likeness of the Band. The boys are
arranged upon the top of high rock, in-
dicating that they stand high up i'll the
rank of musicians, fact which VIC often
hear reported Of them.
THE printer, alter an absence OF some
months, is upon our table again. We well
come its intelligent and honest face with
more than common pleasure. No member
of the craft should be Without it. The arti
cles inserted during year, arc worth to an
intelligent printer, twice the cost of sub
scrpton. Monthly, loo per year. New
York, John Greason Publisher.
Mr.. Eben ", Hanson Vt Bangor com
mjtted suicide on Monday morning by cut
ting his throat. lie had been partially de-
ranged for several years. lie has travelled
over tho state some lccturins on agricul-
t"re. IL VIII % recoilected 'ha' ne was
in this village and delivered lecture last
season.
The Americans in London celebrated
Washington : birthday with a public break
last. DR.. Mellgaine, Bishop of Ono. prcsi-
: cro,,r;os or roao,;,, c,r,sW Fold Dir
Nof:,,,,,, a,,a - WOW, nros.nt
-'"'' "'N 0'''e'9 -
:; H. - - tho 900, noan1,r
~ '"s I, s.,.S y W. 49,, ,,raa;
-"'9''' 's'''0' @'''s'"' y ." "''''''s "'''''''
nous vote
Tile whole coast of Georgia. from
South Car1lina,o Florida IS under our con-
troll,
- Is reported that the naughty, rcb-
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Ellswarth-March 1ltb. by Rev. ) Tcnney, Mr.
John b, Dresser Of L to Mrs Helen NJ SNOW
hall Of Bluehiu.
Bans9r-March 9th, By Rev PreG Shepard
Mr. Charles Dana OF brighton, Mas, TO Miss Is
abela " Hastings Of Wuitham, Me.
i!arsington---ls. inst. Mr Geo !jttshS ESQ
Of 0rriugton to Miss Priscilla Nash Of Addison.
Buckspo Oh 3 BY Rev. A. II. Hal Mr..
Wm. Tagbox to Miss Nary A. Daley, both o
i.
Bclfast--Gth inst, Augustus E, Poso of Ban
gor, to Miss Oriiia Colcp1d, OF ScarspGrt
Hanlrdeu-March h, Mr.. IIeury stewalt t,
Miss Emma wilson, both Of II.
Brewer ViIlage-i0th inst, Mr.. Ga!en Brewe
to Miss Alice Il. weeks, both Of B.
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IT Tho ELs,eorih ilnrical is 4-'ttin, on
t. TIE Stuart emAnciiatioI, platform by Do
Erccs. Slow at ilrst, not quite fully decided
NOW, inclination on account of party tend
IN one way, but algment, re IS m and q IN
mon sens alinuuishins ag,inst Sch 4 stop,
the iUsri1Gt has be and Is nJW u lttlc b.
logged - M1c6iaS Iui0a.
VIII the Tai5n support the President io
has emancipation scheme? Tae Anerioan
does heartily and unequiy1cally. The Amsr-
ron hates the slave system. N uthcr word
Will suitably express its feelings towards it.
leaving the moral aspects Of the question
out of sight, as We suppose tbs woulI lie
scoiFeI at By the EA,1a, VIC can dni amp.s
reason for wishing the \ hole system in the
butt,mless pit, because 1t Is in rebellion
against the legitimate government OF the
country, and will cost, to put it down, lOo,-
600 lives OF loyal men, and thousand mill
ions ot dollars in money. Therefore If W.
were Gen. We should hit slavery whenever
and wherever we could, and should issue no
foolish procllmations to U.s. Union soldiers
10 catch slaves As General Taylor said
"soldiers are above doing such work" We
don have the utmost confidence in the
Union candidate for Governor.
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to fremont and inferred with Masonic ceremonies
Whereas. An all wise Ruler has removed by
death. from among US. our esteemed fellow citi-
zen, ALFRED HARPER, ia, therefore,
Resaued, That the fremont Lodge Of Free and
Accepted Masons has, with sorrow, received the
melancholy intelligence of tho death OF one OF
its members, Alfred Harper, Jr., who was sudden
y taken away, in the prime Of life. That we
should feel adinvnished that each OF us liable,
TT any moment to be called home to that bourne
whence no traveller returns, aud that may
hope TO bc prepared for that change, and to meet
our Brother in the Granl Lodge above where the
Supreme Ruler of the Universe presidcs.
Rcsoived, That We tender to the bcreaycd fsmi-
y and friends of the deceased, heartfelt sym
patty.
wv. HEATH, Com.
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WAR CLAIMS FOR HANCOCK COUNTY
The subscriber il prepared to secure Pensions for
Wounded or Disabled Soldiers, Widows
Minor Children, DC.
ARREARS OF PAY g. BOUNTY MONEY
secured Tor Invalid soldiers, widows or Heirs.

ARREARS OF PAY g. BOUNTY MONEY
secured Tor Invalid soldiers, Widows Heirs.
T Every Soldier wounded IN battle or disabled by sick
ns. or disease conr acted In the service while In the
q line OF his duty, L. entitled 10 II Pension
yThs Widow and Mno! Children Of every Soldier Tla
dies in the service killed In battle, or dies OF dis
wounds contracted in the service, entitled
To a Pension.
"a Bounty ~ 500 /. due and he obtained by me
for the Widow Children Father, Mother or Heirs OF
every Soldier WIN is Killed lies In the service
also, all back pay, arrtar. "f pay, and all allowances
due the Soldier At tie time Of his death.
fTAn Pensions only from the date Of the ap
pcat1n, in each ease.
Applications sent by mail giving full particulars.
will he promptly attcded 10 and Information given
orT CHARGE, If postage stamp enclosed to pay return
postage
The promptcst attention Will be given 10 all claims
trHs'c to me, and my charges trHb BE- Ucry Hoderat,
Let all who have claim. b.. aud call upon
y. WATERHOUSE,
EItSNDITII
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& Soldiers of the Present War,
Notice Of FOTec.O ;urc.
=. WAREHOUSE,

THARLES X. TILDEN, by his mortgase deed
y dated Feb. 18th, 1859, and recorded at Han
cock County Registry, Vol. l0T, page 56S, having
conveyed to me lot Of land lying on Green
stseet, in Castine, being the occupied by
Louis Brewster; and the condition Of said mort
gage having been broken, hereby claim fore
ol9.ure thereof. Z. J. ABBOTT.
Castine, March 8, 1862
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70 toe onor bio he Justices OF the : J. Court
next to he holden At Ellsworth, the fourth
Tucsaqr Of April next, Wit and for the CVuu-
ty Of Han1 elk
+ UCISE l. NORTON al Bu2ill, in said County. wife
| OF Frederick H. 2. Norton. or late Of said Blue
hi mariner, respectfully ibeis and gives this
Honorable Court be informed hat she lawfully
married % the said Frederick II Norton. said Eue
hill, the Twenty -hflh day OF December, 1855
That your belant that ntermarragc, has always
behaved herself faithful, chaste and atctonate wife
towards the SAID Norton, but that the said Frederick IL
p Norton, in November, 1871 without lust
abandoned her and has contributed to her support
otherwise sustained his matrimonial obligations and
hat yonr belant does no, know where the said Norton
now resides; therefore she prays that the bonds OF
rimony between her and her husband may be dissolved
tnd she be duly divorced from him. and the custody OF
her child. Hcr1ert b. Norton, be committed to her.
LOUISE T.. NORTON.
Dated Bluehili the sixth day Of March, D. 1867.
PEsoPscor. ss--March, 1862.
Ordered-That notice be published Of the pendency Of
The within petition, by publishing the within in the Els
worth American three wrrks stccc,svely TIE last publ
ca ton be three weeks before fourth Tuesday Of
April next. -
JOHN APPLETON,
Jus Sup Jud. Court.
A true copy of the libel and order thereon.
5 PARKER v PERRY, Clerk.