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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-20

-, ,,,nns.,tu,,r, within the mssnlng Of Ire law. A
psalsr !. defined be person who gain; m livelihood y
travelling rom place 70 place selling sooo' and wares OF one
Nae 10 place Diamonds aud emera a arc ,sIahc a. manu-.
cinrcs And persons enssei IN ns and prep ring tneS
tables ard plate Kept fog p. use taxable aud the .aa
must be paid ~ the ditcs ehere the owner resides
Of the opinion tlett YES .he intention Of Cong.'s ~
proyiso the 5h sect to eIsfspi tho material n,ea M
msnpsacture Of siv .rwsre from taxation lca VII ,,y
fore, as.ess tre rsuuactueT Oh tho VANS on ,hs
the yslv, # the. bnllon used 10 its manufacture.
Very respectfully yours -,..,.r.,
OIO p. m n 1891 OH IirtrIct New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-20

The seymourite Democrats of Brooklyn intend
holding Ratification meet'g on "Wednesday even
ing at the Academy Of Music.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-20


The Rapid Retreat of Braxton Arasg-
The Secession Leaders Deceived
Diminishing Pross,ett OF Another Battle
Possibility Of the Rebels making a
gtand-Ccnfederafe manner of subor-
dinnting the Southern Porees--Negro
Equality the Bugbear Of Secession
Perryvilie and fits CONFERENCE.-The
yIebeis' Failure at Recruiting ia Ken
tueky.
From Our Special Correspondent
LOUISVILLE Thursday Noon, Oct. &C. 1862.
Considering the concurrent and corroboratiye ill.,
selligence received from the interior, there is
reason TO dOub. Bragg is in rapid retreat with his
entire force moving in two columns toward the
Cumberland mountains. 1t was believed when tue
enemy went TO Camp Dick Robinson that he designed
Offering Us battle, knowing that he might as well
Incur the risk Of general engagement with superior
numbers as attempt to get away from our forces.
No doubt the Confederate leaders have been de-
eeived either IN the movement Of our troops or in
their strength. Had they supposed our numbers as
great as they are, and known we were marching on
them, they certainly would have gone southwatd
before they did, notwithstanding the fact that Bragg
had promised his men they should not leave Ken
tucky, aud had inspired them with energy and
strength enough TO cross the mountains by assuring
them they should he quartsred during the Winter in
Louisville and Cincinnati
They have had ample leisure to escape, for they
have been in the State some two months, and might
have retreated three weeks since with Little proba.
bilty Of pursuit; and yet they have fingered, and
played the bravo, aud seemed 70 invite attack until
to say the least, they have placed themselves in
position Of extreme peril
There Is little probability in my opinion Of great
battle between Buell. and Bragg, for do not think
tne former can catch the latter or put bin Ia posi-
non where fighting will be necessary. But whether
tnsIe Is hght or fight, the Secession army must
euner greatly To enable the Rebels TO get Off they
must leave e'hnd very large amount Of their
PaunuII;, anu h,nkt 1850 many Of their men from
every southeIn soldier fears and Thousands would
rather surrender than tepeat the fearless toll
1he enemy went 70 Camp Dick Robinson M
~ sesSie Tue s.Qrea he bad collected there
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-20

Election OF "a Delegate in Nebraska.
0sAHA, Thundiy, Oct IL, I963
s. G.. Daily, Republican, is reelected Delegate to
Congress by an increased majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-20

Gen. Miramon exPresient Of Msxico) and
family, and Gen. Cobos Of Mexico, are in Montreal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-20

Colonel 9Th Ohio. Comm ading l., Biz, "a Div.
Hoa. DAVID TOD, Governor Of Ohio.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-27
DOMESTIC PORTS.

SruLrvts.-Ar cd, sehs Trenton, He'd .kias,
Ellsworth 25th Palos, NJ Don, Boaton llAr-
vey, Bragdon Do
sid q, sch Laurel, tof llaucock) Powers, Grand
Ranks 22d, schs trecian, Abbott, Boston Tn
ion. Foss. do ; Lewe.la, Lord. Salem.
BucKsPoRr.-Ar nth, sehs Sarah Hall, Pierce,
Boston 18th, Northern Light, Lane. New York ;
10Th, Julia l. damage, Brewster, Portland
CAsIlSg.-Ar Is, ship Esmeralda, York, cadiz.
ksxrrBuyxPoRr.-Ar 22d, sch John Adams,
Hatch, New York.
Sid AID brigs Whitaker. Of and for Gouldsboro;
Sam small, Of Deer Isle, Calais.
BAsaoR-Ar 2lst sch philanthropist. Homer,
New York Bradore, Lawrence, Bucksport.
CID 2Ist sch Mill Greek, Romer, Providence.
Ar 22l sch Polly 4 Clarssa, Sargent, Boston.
Ar 2Jd, brig Hudson, Griffin, Searsport sch u
L Condor, Gott, Brooksville.
MAcHlAs-Ar 18th, schs Paragon, Alley, Jones'
port 18th, Freedom, Croker, Machiasport; sip
Wave, Smith, Jonesport 20th schs Paran, Clark,
Boston Neptune Clark, East Maehias.
Sid 18th, sch DonvoIth, -, Machiasport /;
2ist, sip Wave, Smith, Jonesport schs Paragon,
Alley Boston st Lawrence, Quimby, Boston !;
brig Black Hawk, Grace, Cieniuegns.
PoerLAsp.-Ar 10th, sch Arboreer, Smith. Els
worth.
Ar 18th, schs Gen Warren Benson, Calais for
New York Ligonia, Stanley, Calais for New iia-
ven; Betsey Z, yerrill, do for Boston.
CID nth, soh Julia l. damage, Brewster, Buck
sport, by MeGilvery, Ryan ID Wis.
CID 18th, brig Chastelain, Handy, Calais
Bosros.-Ar 18th, brigs Emily, of Deer Isle,
Stanton, Wilmington, Del i Bonaparte, Of Ma
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-27
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

AMONG THE PfNEs.-The remarkably in.
teresting and thrilling articles, descriptive Of
ihie among the poor Whites in South Car.
DINA, which have been published in the pages
OF the Continental Monthly, arc to be pub
lished shortly in a limo. volume, by Charles
L. Evans, 53S Broadway, N. Y. That this
work will be extensively read there is no
doubt. The author, who evident describes
facts which have fallen under his notice,
yields a graphic pen, and is destined to take
a first place in the ranks of Americans aa-
thors.
The MosTHtiEs .-Rnickerbocker, the ANanf' c
and Confiaentiy Monthly for July have been
received, but too late for an extended notice
this week. viii notice them in next issue /:
but in the meantime, the reader is advised to
call at Moses lIales and purchase a copy of
each.
THE PORTLAND DsfLY PREss, has made its
appearance. 1t is Of large size, we'll print
cd and ably elited. It will he a live paper,
fully awake to all that concerns the we'll he
ing Of our people, and having good word
t. sly for every praiseworthy enterprise. In
politics it IS republican. Success to it.
The Marhias Republican came to us
last week enlarged, and looking as prespcrot 8
as any one could wish. 1t is just the size Of
the imer'caa now, and may its prosperity
warrant It's extending its borders yearly.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-27

chias, Cole, Elizabetbport Yankee Blade. Of
Bucksport. Coombs, Hlizabe,hport scbs Dolnbin.
Keller, Fort, Lee, Y Cleaner Packet, Shaw
aouldsboro Georgia, Alley Ellsworth.
Cid 18th, sch Oriental, Coffin. Machias.
Ar 10Th, sch Lamartine, Grant, Fort Leo, N Y.
Gid brig Bonapartc, Cole, Machiasport schs F
Newton, Rodman, Castino Harriet, ffcrrick,
fremont.
Ar goth, schs Edward, Smith, PHILADELPHIA :
Valhalla, Lord, Elinabethport i; Vulcan. Small.
Pembroke } Pierce, Heath, Bucksport.
Cid goth. sch Zina, Bradbury, Maohias,
CID 2ist, sch Olive Hayward, Tibbetts, Orland,
Ar I'D, schs Otronto Hammond, Elza5ethport; ;
Warrenton, Lord, Rondout
Ar ~, schs Grace, of Trenton Brown Leprcaux
Atlantic, Look, and Abigail, Murch, Eliza
bethport Betsey Eliza, Vcrrill, Calais Rush,
Collier, Surry.
Ar 9th, brig John, Stevens, Of Bluehi.i, Hop
kins, Remedies llth inst brig Elyira, of Machi-
as, Clark, Fort Lee, N Y Jane, Haskell, Eliza
bethport Arzoo, Torrcy, do; Pavilion. Langley,
Rondout Montana, Sanborn, Machias Forest,
Wood, Ellsworth Volant Cousins do Tarquin,
Wood, Bangor for New York Caspian, Smith,
Bangor
NEw YoRK.-Ar 18th, schs Wreath, Randall,
Cid 18th, brig Sarah Peters, Higgins, Port Roy
al sch Eben Herbert, Clock, CALAIS.
Ar 10Th, schs q d King, McGrcgor, Calais; An
WI, "ha,en' Pembroke Warrenton Lord, Ron
for Boston brig Alber,; " Bnnl1nor. Co ou'
Sagua 9Th inst schs Palmetto, of Trenton. Me
Bragdon Remedies II DAYS Shootinp Star Ran.
deli, Calais.
ar @o'n' origs hifhe treat, OF Calais, Croweil,
, Isl 'ns' iahk'S blade faiFch,id, Now Or.
leans 81 inst sens mary, Boyd, Labec L
eli 2Ist seh Wenonab ow., E,.,ro-t
Ar2I., briy Jos;a a.;Itar - n,,ala., ci,
kcv sacua III inst sch ,ioy,eo r p"n as 81
ais. Murchy, Neuritas Ii days
Ar "a, schs bangor, Jordan, Ellsworth Car
roll lt7tter, Maehias.
hannah Tel Ellswort i i'''e"' N'''N' '"''s he-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-27

SroRrfSe.-Mr. b. W. Cole living in the
vicinity of Swans Isle, one day last week,
tried his hand at killing seal, with the fol.
lowing success He fired at one upon a ledge.
killing it instantly, the ball passing through
its he d. On going to it, he found four
more asleep on the same ledge, which he at
tackled, killing, with the butt of his gun, his
fists and stones, three of the four. the fifth
making good its escape. Mr., Cole got about
$1,000 worth of oil from the four. or about
III gallons. 30 correspondent informs us.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-27

Trcuton roint-May 18th, VIM. 5. Huckins
aged Is years and l. DAYS.
Ecmont-May 18th, Lewis, son of George l.,
and G. tistiana Ii. Godffoy, aged IL months and
- dag.
Eadin ttln Bcnd-l7th inst, Mrs. Louis A. Be
gaze. aged - years.
Medtord-i5th INST, kirs'ani Il. Chase, al cd
- year-.
i.Hcfnnre May 18th. Mr.. Reuben Wing. aged
20 years, months and IL days.
Mae!ias-20th lust, Vim. Armstrong. aged -
years
Mdlbridse-l9th inst, Albert Hayfori, Esq.
aged iG years
stephen sawyer # Orient, Me, private iu Co.
I, lith Mass Reg, dieda the Mass, General los
pital+ in HUSTON If consumption.
Baltimore, Md-June 10Th, Of typhoid fever,
Ambrose :, son ct Vim. g. and Patience :. Bun
ser Of Eden, member Of the Maine llth R.go
g. q aged u wears, month and % days.
pi,i, IN the L. :. Army, at ship Island, on the
I'D OF April last, joel Closson, IF Zenas and
Mary Cossen of Bluchill. His brother Samusl,
fellow soldier with him, in letter to his pa
rents says ct him He died, believe a true
ehristiau-sad he was not afraid to die, for he
should be happy. His death was perfectly calm,
and he wished all t. meet him in heaven. lie
took the diptheria and when be got better Of that
the consumption set in. Lieut.. Blodget, two Of
lis teut mates, and myself were with him when
he died. The will ct the Lord be DONE J. &.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-27

Ar at Remedies 18th nlt, harque William Lord
Boston 9th, sch Palmetto. Bra gdon. Carlcnas
At Nucyitas jth inst, brig Machias SLOPPY for
New York. iis.
Sid from Gardens 10th, briss Umpire, HIGGINS
Philadelphia a p Tprrey Griffin, Remedies.
At 81 Thomas ID ult, Frances Aithemus, Mitch
ell, from Maehias, Sd ult, diss.
At Csrlenas Eth inst brig Charlena, Means,
for Portland, Ia.
Pn' into iIonula It'll ulf. bri. Mary Capen. sa-
vofy, from san Francisco for Hong Kong ieakv.
Sd fem Cardenas til inst, big Umpire, Hig-
gins, Boston.
AZ eienfaegos lst inst, brig Judge hathaway
Lord t!-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-27
commissioner, Notice.

w the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Hon. Parker Tuck, Judge of Probate
fer the County of Hancock, on the 9Th day of sep
TENDER, lsGl, to receive and examine the claims
Of creditor. To the estate of
BENJAMIN BENSON, late Of fremont,
deceased, represented insolvent, and having gwen
notice that SIX months were allowed to said cred
itors to bring in aud prove their claims, and hav.
ing attended to that duty according to the tenor
of our appointment and not pleting the duties,
further time Of six months has been granted to
complete them, by the Judge of Probate by order
dated June 18TH 1862 we therefore give notice
that six months from the ith of March last is al
lowed to bring in and prove any further claims,
and that we shall attend that service at Samuel q
X chs office in fremont the last Saturdays Of
July and August next,
JAMES CROCKETT, Car
SAMUEL q. RICH, 1'"
June 18th, lsG2. %
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-27
commissioners. Notice.

I'VE. the subscribers having been appointed by the
lion. Parker Tuck, Jnlse Of prlhat, for the Conn
~ II Hancock to receive aud examnelr claims Of cred
TORS the estate OF
JULIA A. SMITH, late Of Biurhill,
deceased, represented iusycnt do her by give notice
that months allowed said creditors bring in
and prove their claims and that we shall attend that
tn = oicr Of .Ighu stevens BlnrlH, the
second Mondays of August and November neat
JOHN srEk EMS.
June L. 1861 - il DAB CHASE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-27
Commissioners Notice.

WE the subscribers, having been appointed by the
w Hon Parker Tuck. Judge Of Probate fnr the
to u Hancock receive anl the claims Of cred
itors 10 the "
W. II. CHASE. late OF Buckspnrt
deceased, represented nsllHeu, do hereby give notice
that six months allowed tn said creditors to bring in
aud prove their claims aud that shall attend that
Mt ". III rsnurY = office Bu ksport. the
last Thursday ia July, september and November, lsii
ten u 'elock N. W. IL PfLSBURY
A b. DAKLING.
Eucksport, Junr 18th 1892. y
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-27

TESTIMONIALS:
| have used Anderson's Spring Red Bottom for
some time past, AMI prom Ut c. It superior to any
thing have known for ease, adaptation to the
form and health. | think it preferable to the
Spiral Spring BED which have just laid aside for
this. | can with confidence recommend it to gem
trti use h. {. BRETT,
OItown, May 90. lsG2.
The Bed Potion bought of you fully meets
my expectations, and l. fully up to your high rec
concentrations. | would checrfuly recommend
it to all who desire to Improve their sleeping
apartments. Al STAPLEN.
Augusta, April lG. A. y. WILLIAMS.
MIR. Il. X. frohock has furnished the beds ir
my house with the - Anderson Spring Bed Bot
tom, - and take pleasure in recommending this
article the most convenient, economical and
comfortable thing of the kind with which | am
acquainted A IL. ABBOTT,
Principal of Family School, Pennington, Me.
This Bed Bottom has already been introduced
into the American House and Ellsworth House,
Ellsworth; Robinson House, Bucksport; Bangor
ami Franklin Houses, Bangor; and in the Public
Houses in other parts If tho State. y
HARVEY c. BARTLETT, Agent for Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-27
Special Notices.
4 4 RID.

Tn subscriber hereby tenders his thanks 10 the two
Fire Companies and the citizens II Ellsworth for their
Timely ,nd WILL iirec- ert To his property from
total struc0u hy the fire n the 9Th inst lie feels
that but fr thr noble Gully would his prop
erty have hern haraei, hut he de s54d htse extended
10 many other buildings.
CITA5 l.. pELAfrf.
ElI.Nor.h. juno 3 b, ls6!.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-27
n Office OF FORECLOSURE.

Pablo notice is hereby given that Samuel A.
Colby of Bucksport, in the County of Hancock,
did, on the oath day of November. A. D. 1858, by
his deed of mortgage of that date, and the
18th day of August a. d. 1860 by his other deed
of mortgage of said last mentioned date, convey
to VIM. G. Chase, late of said Bucksport, certain
lot Of land, with the buildings thereon situate in
said Bucksport, and being lot numbered one bun
dred and fifty-thrce in the seventh range Of lots
in said town, now occupied by said Colby, former
ly owned by John Patten. Said two mortgage
deeds are duly exccut d and recorded. The con-
ditions Of both said mortgage deeds having been
broken, the undersigned Executors of the last
will and testament of said Chase, who is now de-
ceased, claim to foreclese the same and give this
notice for that purpose.
TllEO. c. wOODMAN,,
JOHN BUCK, Executors
Bueksport, June l4th, 1862, %
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-27

UNoR SALE, good, secondhand Carryall, for
one or two horses, having both pole and
shafts and seating four persons 1t is in good or
der except requiring some slight repairs for the
curtains; turns easily without danger of eramping
the wheels; Is very easy; has Rabbits patent
boxes; bull, by Wilton 4 Co, and is one Of their
best, and is well lapted for the guests of Wa
june 10Th. sw?2
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-27
.lnir md IcYcc.

Tic Ladies Benevolent Society Of Cranberry
sic wil halI A Ear aid Leyee the At. If July
next. at o'clock in the afternoon. All ara re-
%feeitully invited Ia attend. Per oapEe.
Cranberry Isle June 18th. 2K43
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-27

Whereas, Ambrose Butler of Franklin, County
of Hancock, State Of Maine, the twentieth ia y
of DC ober, 1853, by his deed of mortgage of that
date conveyed to Geo Parcher Of Ellsworth, in
said County and State, a rain lot of land, stu.
ated in Franklin aforesaid, and bounded and de-
scribed as follows:-Being one-half of the late
George &. Buffers homestead, and bounded as
follows; beginning at the store the head Of said
homestead lot, and running north forty -uine and
half degrees east forty rods to the middle Of aid
head line, thence south forty and half degrees
east one hundred and forty-six rods, thence south
twenty-five degrees east to the shore, thence fol
lowing to the first mentioned bound, containing
fifty acres moro or less, and recorded in Hancock
County Registry of Deeds, book los, page 60 To
Which further reference may be had. The condi
tions of said mortgage having been broken, the
subscriber hereby claims foreclosure of the same
and gives this public notice agreeably to the pro.
visions Of the statutes in such cases made and
provided GEO PARCHER.
Ellsworth, May %, lSG2. %
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-27
AND RSO
Spring Bed Bottom.

'lNHIS desirable mechanical arrangement has
now been used a sufficient length II time to
show TINT il gives entire satisfaction. aud actual
y i the more valued the more it is tried. BY
means of This invention, Bed Bottom is obtained
which i as Nlbe As hair and vet recnpora q.
tive a 10 b7us itself into it, place with great IA
cititv. II is adautrd In the Invalid tho Il gcd and
all who linser in suferin; and weakness. They
are mtde of geol materials, warranted strong aud
durable aud not liable tn get out Of order.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-27
NOTICE OF FoRECLosURE.

Whereas, Edwin II. Parks Of Dedhasn In the County d
Hancock and State OF Maine the 4h day Of bece-
Der, 1850, by his deed IT mortgage Of that date
conveyed to james Clarey Of said Detam certain lot
Of land situate in Dedham aforesaid and bounded and de-
scribcd follows being half part Of lot numbere,s
twenty three (No. 2S) 1t being the south half called
fhompson's 1874 acre lot, out by John Temple for
James Thompson, and bounded follows, to wit south
ery by Frederic fryes lower o eastery by said Fryes
upper lot northery by the north half Of said lot and
westerly by Roswell Fits wood lot $50 calle) and the
Ellsworth road I'll whole lot containing eighty mine
and eighty rods, less, and being the same land
conveyed to said Parks by said Caey by his deed o that
date said deed is recorded in Hancock County Registry
OF Deeds vol II page 500 to which retre &c may be
had The conditions Of said mortgage having been brtk
en- hereby claim foreclosure Of the and give this
notice. agrceaby to the provisions of the statute such
cases made and provided. JAMES CbsREY.
Dedham, June 10TH 1862. ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-27
STATE OF MAINE.

GENERAL ORDER, No. Is.
The Governor and Commander Chief directs
that all soldiers belonging to Maine. at homo OF
furlough or otherwise, not having been discharged
from service, will report themselves in person OF
by letter to tho Adjutant General at Augusta
forthwith
All such persons, except those whose Burroughs
have not expired, who fail to report themselves
Immediately, will be liable to be treated as de-
serters.
All officers of Maine Regiments or Companies
except those ON parole, absent from duty,
will be considered by the War Department as CAB
sent without leave," unless they report in person
at their respective commands Immediately, OF
their absence is duly authorized by orders from
tho Adjuant General Of the United States, which
order must be based upon a certificate which the
Paymastcr will require before payment is made
thereon.
All Invalid and wounded officers Of Maine, who
are able to travel, although their disability may
not have been removed, will Immediately report
in person to the General Commanding the camp OF
instruction at Annapolis, Maryland, and thence
proceed to their commands, remain Mt that
post until an Examining Board shalt decide upon
their ability to return to duty.
The foregoing is in pursuance of orders from
the War Department at W Washington, and its re.
quircmcnts must not be neglected.
By Order Of the Commander -in-Chief.
JJliN l.. H0DSDON, Adutant General.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-27
-Four Cents.

rINHE subscriber will supply old and new custo-
i mers with NIL Liz, until otherwise notified,
at -Four Cents per Quart.
ALDEN Bella TTY.
Ellsworth, June 10. 1862. q
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-27
i:>iray Colt.

i.>irly Colt.
-, Came into the enclosure Of the sub
CeA scriber about the lst Of June, drab'
AA-A cnlored, yearinc, horse Colt. with white
strip in his forehead The owner is requested t.
pay charges and take ths away.
LIBBEus SMITH.
West Ellsworth, June 2lsi, CO. 3w-3
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-27
NOTICE OF F0RECL0SU RE.

Whereas Lucy Jane Echenag ucia of Pcnobscot,
in the County of Hancock, by her deed of mort
gage dated March 18th, ls57, recorded in the
Registry ef Deeds Of the County OF Hancock, in
volume l0i, page 80, conveyed in mort gage to
Rufus Leach of said Penobscot. as Guardian Of
stephen Merrill the following described tract OF
land, viz:-One undivided half Of the lot of land
known as the stephen Perkins farm, situate in
said Penobscot; to secure the payment Of the sum
of five hundred and seventeen dollars and interest
in one year from the date Of said mortgage. And
whereas the said Rufus Leach has assigned said
mortgage to the subscriber, Nathan Written of
Etna, in the Couoty of Penobseot, by his deed of
assignment dated May 18th, ls59 recorded in the
Registry Of Deeds OF said County or Hancock
volume He, page ~; and whereas, the condition
of the said mortgage has been broken the said sum
Of five hundred and seventeen dollars and inter
est not being paid, now, therefore, I, tho said
Whitten, hereby give notice that claim fore
closure Of the said mort gage.
NATHAN WRITTEN,
Ey his Atty, JoHy J. Bell.
Dated at Etna, this 18th day of June, ls62. 223