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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-10-17
A Man of Paris.

It is vain for Governors to assemble
ut Altoona or elsewhere, and seek to
force the government to suffer General
Fremont to take any part in it's admin
istration. We understand Mr.. Lincoln
has determined to confne him to the
only part in which he has been consist
ent part in which he can always
present himself to his partisans, name.
ly, the part Of his hair Vanity
Fair .r
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-10-17
Gutta 4trtba Cement.

For preserving repairing TIN other METAL ROoys u
every description great elasticity is not injured by
the contraction and expansion Of Metals and will not
crack in cold in warm weather.
These materials are adapted to all climates, and We
are prepared supply orders from anypart the country
at short notice. for Grtta Percha Roofing rolls ready
prepared for ,se and Guta Percha Cement In barrels
with full printed directions for application.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-10-17
FE.M AIES.

The many certificates which have been
rendered u.s. and the letters which we are
daily receiving, are conclusive proof that
among the women these Bitters have given q
satisfaction which no ,ther have ever done
before No woman in the land should be
without them. and those who once use them
will not fail to keen 4 supply
The New York herald., 1862-02-16

"QROoKs' OLD STAR 444 BRooME STREET
ID "Oh, my Lordi my Lorii the Sheriff, with
moustrous watch, Is at the door"
Not any liquor sold his bar on Sundays agreeable
crave the lawl" Juscei Equal rights 10 the trade and
engaged In IT, Refreshments usual and on Monday nj
good Clam Chowder. watch Tonight pray tp.mou
gsllants lads, boys, hesrts Of gold" BROOKS,
The New York herald., 1862-02-16
GOOD NEWS AT LAST

Owing to the sres. populali.yos
COOKED BY srEAM,"
AT Washington.
we have. at an expense Of over 5000 completed our
range ements for supplying the public oi new forA ana
''"''' WIZ" '"'' DELICIOUS DISH.
In introducing IL here at large an outlay we are
vjnced that II cannot fail to meet with the sama unve
favor that IL has in Washington, where all other styles
cooking oy ysers have been ndoncd for 'stcams."
n Il The only method in which the full nayor OF the
A or can he retained, II Is cooked Ia the shell and liter
in It's own liquor, which great desderatum has
no long desired but never before fully attained We
serve sew' R0a' rRYy oS SinHs,d srEx% commend you
and our word for II you will regret H. but will ad
your friends to go aud do likewise" Our customers arr
enthusiastic In their praises Of this new dish that they
hardly nnd words to express their sstonishment at s
superiority over oysters cooked in any other style.
LADIES' DINING ROOM
CENTS LUNCH COUNTER,
Always supplied with the very hest the market affords,
sold al lower prices than at other houss in the CITY,
Ladies will nnd this of the most desirable places
New York TO procure refreshments whether breakfast
tea, and the only place where they procu1
Steam,
Your patronage is earnestly collected.
FULTON COFFEE HOUSE,
li5 Fulton street,
Only few doors IRON Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-02-16

E,OR SALE OR EXCHANGED VERY VALUABLE
Mill Properly situated At Green Bay, Wisconsin, with
twenty fine Building Lots and 500 Of Land with
everything requisite for doing large business with the mill
An exchange will be made for Goods Real Estate New
Jersey or New York Price for the whole s65on Title
feet; encumbranoe Also Loft suitable for Offices
for mercantile business in the building l95 Fulton
For particulars inquire Of p. L. VAN DEvENTER No. 1876
Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1862-02-16

HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-TRAINs FOR ALBANY,
IL Troy the North and West leave Chambers street al
and ii A. NJ, and SIS, o and ~ 10 r. A.
NEW YORK., HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
IN For Albany, Troy North and Wes,
Winter ARRANGEMENT, commencing Monday Nov A. 1851
For Albanylo 80 NJ Express Mall Train from twenty
sixth street depot
For ali local trains zee Time Table.
JOHN BuRCHILL. Assistant Superintendent
The New York herald., 1862-02-16

CoAL-BEsT QUALITY WHITE ASH, $40
~ -syPERIoR yuALITY RED Ash, $500
Coke, S3 chaldron.
r. G. CLARKE, No. West Eleventh st., near Broadvav
The New York herald., 1862-02-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

(NYRIL II. BRACKETT ATTORNEY AND COUNS
" or Nos. lis and liz Nassau street (room 49, New
Co!leclons pr mpty made. Bankrupt and Divorce c
specially attended TO.
The New York herald., 1862-02-16

MAYORS OFFICE, NEW. YORK. FEB. les2.-
Nl tice-Notioe 10 hereby given, that all persons who
qnre to be vaccinaed will be attended promptly with
charge. by application at either Of the Dispensares WI
Physicans constantly In attendance and II Is rec
lnended that all persons who have not been vaccine
should either avail themselves mmc iiatey Of the oppo
by their own physicians. The Commissioners OF He;
having at recent meeting adopted the report Of the
vaccinated and revaccnated every years is
ingy recommended that all who have not had the cperat
delay The New York Dspensary s located ?. the corne
Centre and White streets. The Eastern Dispensary 10
Gated Of Essex and Grand streets Es
market TIE Northern Dispensary is located at the
OF Waverey place and CHRISTOPHER street, The Demil
pensary is located at 81 Second The Northwest
Dspensary s located at bll Eighth avenue.
GEORGE OPlYKE Mavoj
The New York herald., 1862-02-16

THE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION CONTINUES TO
tract consider abe attcnt on bu not so much 40 MM
Collins 4 Co.'S celebrated Philadelphia Ale ahract
Brooklyn, at Fraser New Era Shades slsK Auantc sr
All domestic Ale three cents glass Pure imported "a
sir cents. FRAshl
The New York herald., 1862-02-16

ENGLrsH MUTTON. AND ENGLISH soLEs ,
~ dinner on honsdy; English soss and !;
and English Plnm :, Pudding on wsdnssday;
sale English Solos, Yarmouth Bloaters, Hares, Eng
&c Prairie Hens stuffed and ready for cookng % cents
brace. T. RICHARDSON. agent, IS Maiden lane, corne
William street Dunlop,s Ale, in tine condition. on draN
The New York herald., 1862-02-16

VoU CANNOT MISTAKE IT.-JUDGEs OF GOOD a
ii are aware OF the fact that the City Ale Vaults ar
Gated next door to the Tanmany Hall basement ana
where else. HOME oreMeA Ale ihrce cents
The New York herald., 1862-02-16
EXPRESSES.

"A guRNHAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS AVN p.cU
-. fng esabishment lis West Eleventh street bs,
kMb and s1rh avenues Household furniture bos "a az.
spped 20 all parts Of the world Covered wagons TO-, ps
nsa @ovisa FURNITURE TO aGd from the country Furniture
The New York herald., 1862-02-16
A. s. WILLIAMSON
j. W. BROWN,
Commissioners Of Taxes and Asse ssm

OFFICE OF THE PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP C(
~ pany, Ss Wall street. New York February II, lst2
Notice Is hereby given that the Board Of Directors have
day declared dividend OF (s) per cent Of the net
inss OF the last three months payable Ct The Office Of
the 18th and reopen the I'D inst By order Of
Board THEO. T. JOHNSON Secretar
The New York herald., 1862-02-16

ci Al II AM NOW DELIVERING A SUPERIOR
Sf fV article Of family Coal screened and free from
50 90 per of 1900 bs from yard 40 waverey
place Perry and West streets Perces range No 93
Broadway, aud - W all street. A. TREADW ELL, Agent
The New York herald., 1862-02-16

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.-OFFICE OF THE &C
IN missoners of Taxes and Assessments No 80 Ctamb
street, New York. January 49, 1862 Notice is hereby
the rolls Of real and personal estate Of
city Of New York for the year lS62 for pull
Inspection ana will continue open until the SOh day OF Al
next inclusive All taxpayers earnestly requested 10
and examine the same, in order that any In the
sessmens may be corrected Also, all persons entitled
law reduction OF their assessments by Of be
cergvmen for military services; and also literary
c! !aritabe institutions, law exempt from taxation,
quested to make application for such reduction
ton, previous to the closing Of the rolls said 30h day
April
The following section of the OF April l5 1882 s
lshed for the information Of axrayers:-
SECTION TO- During the time the books shall be open
puoc inspection, herenbefore provided, application
he made by person considering himself aggieved by
assessed valuation of his real personal este 10 have
corrected II such application be made in relate
the assessed valuation of real estate 1t must be made
writing stating the ground of objection thereto and the
upon the Commissioners shall examine into the compai
IT, in their judgment the assessment Is erroneous Il
made in relation to the assessed valuation of personal csa
applicant shall be examined under oath b. the said &c
mssoners who shall be authorized to admins such
any OF them and II, in his or their Judgment the
sessment they shall cause the same to be
rected and fix the amount OF such assessment they
believe be just and declare their decision thereon lt
thirty days after such application shall have bsdn made
them No reduction shall lie made by the Board OF SrI
OF assessment real personal estate impo
under this act unless it shall appear under oath ar
on that the party aggreved unable to attend wit
the period prescribed for the correction Of by
OF sickness absence from the ctyLaws Of 1852 Char
" A. 8. WILLIAMSON
=. W ALIEN;
The New York herald., 1862-02-16
HOTELS.

(NLARENDON HOTEL, SARATOGA SPRINGS. THE
" above and FIRST class Hotel will be let 10 ponsi
bic and experienced party at moderate rent The Hotel
ogether with the Washington Spring and Grounds
desirable Everything Is new aud In perfect condition. One
we'll qualified for ne nsnsss can obtain Reasonable terms
W applying TO A. JONES, no Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1862-02-16
COAL.

CUMBERLAND CoAI-Now DIsCHARGING AND IN
" yard under cover; Red Ash, Lehigh and Whiie Ash
Coal Wood by the cord load or boz. ASEL b. ABBOTT.
Abbott Lsdue, s33 Greenwich street and ID
Beach
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-07
ID led.

Ell.worth- Feb. 18th, of congestion Of the
lungs. susan D., wife Of Thomas Haynes, aged CD
years
H.ncock-ead ult Dsa. william Young, aged
II years.
Nj Desert-Feb. 20 h, Frances. daus hter of
Mrs.. Betsy Dayis. aged years, Of dipthei'.
Eden-Feb. 25th Lillian. daush.er Of Samuel
aud Lydia lladley, aged years; 2eth. otis aged
Is years, and March Ist, Jared, aged years. sons
Of " lillian and Elizabeth Stanley; LIST inst. Ncs-
ton only Il Nathan and Eliza Stanley, aged
wars All died of dipthers
Lubec-Rosert ". Cousins, aged II years.
san Francisco--Jan 9TH, James o. sou OF james
Pope, Esq, OF Nhitueyville. aged ~ years
Garland 2sth ult Mr.. Edward H. Pierce, aged
81 years.
Hangor-22l inst. Mr.. Syrena :, efe Of
Charles II Wh,tcomb, aged 10 years.
ilancock-iSt inst. Dea. Geo. trabtree, aged
81 year. and : days, being born Feb. 22d, It'll
lie was a rs.ive Of Portland. bat has lived on
Crabtrce. Neck, Hancock, since quite young
man, and when the country was n wilderness. lie
was an esteemed citizen and good MN.
Deer Ise-Fsb. 10th very suddenly, in the full
strength and vigor of life, Mary Jane, daughter
of John and Elizabeth A. Robbins, aged ~ y"ars
She WAS a promising youth; and by her virtues
and amabe department won the high.s' esteem
of all who knew her. She IA member OF the
Choir at :. T. iiarb' r, Deer I.e,-we trust she
exchanged the earthly for tho Heavenly Caoir'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-07

FINE LDrs OF WESTERN Hoes We haT,
sren statement nj the weight Of a frw lots
Of Western Hogs. packed " Edward jones,
II Niidletawn, Ohio, on arc ,unt OF w +
Robins N K ca, md u Pool 4 Co. Of
b -t,u, Jan. !, iS622, a. follows Wilism
Gtll CHER, II hogs average weight, i73
n,pnd- John {, Smith. l0l ayerag"
$50 p'unds Harvey Gallagher. II aver
a.e, 500 pounds. James Marshal, Is; av-
erage, i6j pounds. John Frm,o, p. av,
eta4e, AIS pounds. Thomas Re YES. Il ,
average, 4l9 pounds Benj,min Potter, 81 {;
average. 432 pounds. Christian Ayresman,
II ; average, 400 pounds Hugh stewart,
Is F.. average, 49, pounds. j I'm McCIesney,
Is; average, 5il pounds, j, NJ Robins, 4,
%; average, 432 pounds jacob Taylor
81; average. $50 pounds. VanLorn 4 Car
son. IA aeera.", d0s pounds.
This fair sampl. Of tie hogs received by
the b i-t.n firms from their We.;crn AZ .nts.
The first Iot OF Il is, perhaps. the best. con-
sidering weigh, and quality. ever fatted in
the United States. Tit heaviest hog weighed
664 pounds Ii tv.cish; weighed upwards
u 800 pounds each.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-07

B wa. built a. Sullivan in 1858, and was 1893 ton.
burthen.
Brig Lincoln, Of Boston. Means, from New York
with 225 tors coal, fot Boston, struck on Minots
Ledge this morning q. o'clock, and sunk. Off.
GERS and crew left her in their boat, and arrived
up to the city in che sch John Elliot The Lincoln
was built ut safry, Me- in 1855, was 1870 tons bur
then, and hailed from Csstine.
Brig NJ Sawyer, Bradley. at Philsdelphia firm
Ssgus, reports while lying in Delaware Bay. eS.
perienced rough weather, lost hawser, slipped an.
chors, and put to sea TO prevent the vessel foun.
dering.
Scituate, March Sch Frcdk Warren, of Buck.
sport, from Eliaabethport for Boston, is ashore
a ledge about half n mile from tho Light House.
She has not biiged.
Sch Scioto, Of Trenton. now on the marine rail.
way at Newport, and which was 80 badly stove
forward, ahiIe In collision with steamer Petrol,
was sold 1T auction 27th inst, for $3.50 Purchas-
ed by Capt Henry Brightman, of Newport. It
is reported that she will be broken up, not being
worth the repairs requisite to render her again
sesworthy.
Brig Nathan, ut Philadelphis 9th ut, from
Trinidad came up to tho delaware Bay and an
chored in heavy squali blowing very hard was
obliged to slip anchors and chains and put to sea.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-07
A Medical Fact.

II Wien suffering under Affections arm,
Who was 1t sought tn give alarm,
That they, who heed. receive no harm
TWAS HEKRicK.
~ His pills mild, you need not fear,
From fIpl disease your system clear;
Why will you suffer from year to year
ASKS IirRRfcK.
II Ny STRENGTHENING PIa';crs will ease your pain,
The price il SO small you can't complain,
IT'S the millions sod that give, the gala
To HERKtcx.
IF lie = friend to all the rich--the poor,
Ills mtdiciues sent to your very door
And when they gone I'll send you
SAYS lIERRICK.
Herric.'s Pills and Piasers startle communities By
,hstr ~ond.rfuI cures Soil by all dealers.
see Advertisement. ly50
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-07

Chsrryhsld-Feb. ?sth, al the residence Of j.
W. Moore. Esq, by Rev. Mr.. Wentworth, Mr..
Geo. w. Hale, of the Mansion Mouse, Aurora, to
Miss Harriet Hall, Of Cherrynsld.
THE printer acknowledges generous slice Of
the bridal loaf and while testing its rich quail
ties the thought naturally suggested it'elf, that
If the bridegroom always overcomes the ordinary
obstacles to \ successful journey through life with
the prorpptDess with which he di.rcgarding the
terrific storm Of Monday and Tuesday-mads hi,
journey Of sixty miles to meet . promised bridal
engagement, he will be eninently successful. We
wsh the parties prosperous and happy life jour
ney not free from trials, but with all the
wisdom and courage 10 meet t,ials aud di'appoint
mcnts.
Rsngor-Dec 18th, by J. C. Snow. Esq Mr..
u. b. Lufkin Of b., to Miss Harriet ). Bartlett
of Ellsworth.
South 0rrington-26th ult.. ~ Rev. C. f..
Springer Mr.. j. Austin Eidridge If BuckspoIt, to
Miss NJ. Louise, daughter of DR.. J. b. Pollard Of
OrringtoD.
Machias-March l.t, Mr.. A. II. Cleaves Of NJ,
to Miss Sarah II. Albee of East Machia..
Lubec-2ist nit, Mr.. Albert G. Balch Of Cali
fornia, to Miss Sarah f. Tucker Of l.
Bangor-5th inst, Mr.. Frank b. Dole to Miss
Hattie f., only daughter Of q. ". Gorhsm, Esq
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-07

To the Hon. Justices of the supreme Judicial
Court to be holden at Ellsworth, within and
the County of Hancock, on the fourth Tuesday
of April, A.. n. 1861.
XNyILLIAM G. AREY of Gould,boro', in said
w County, respectfully libel. and gives this
Honorable Court to te inform d, that on Tire
twelfth day of November, in the year eighteen
hundred and ffty-two he vas lawfully married 10
his wife, Mary Adams, theb Of said Gouldeboro'.
and hath always behaved himself Ms faithful aud
sffectionate husband, yet the said Mary, neglect
ing her marriage VOWS and duty, in August, A. p.
1855 three years subsequent to their said marriage,
uilIfully and without reasonable cause, and with
out the consent or collision OF your libelsnt, or
any intention his part to procure cause for di.
vorce, did desert your Libelant, and has never
since lived or cohAbited with yonr Libelani but
has resided, AS your Libelsnt believes, beyond the
limits of this state aud in part. to him unknown;
wherefore, your Lib.lsnt prays that the bonds OF
m ,trimony may be dissolved BY decree OF di.
voroe between him and his sail wife, believing
the same to be reasonable and p-opsr, C rnducive
TO domestic harmony. for the good Of the parties,
and consistent with the peace and morality OF SO.
ciety.
WILLIAM q. AREY.
Dated at Goudsboro', April ID, a. d, 1861.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-07
Eliswor,,, Post Onice Regulations.

oFyicE OPEN DAILY. (sJcgrr stspar) FROM To IL A. NJ
rHoN II. TO u Pm.
OFFICE orEs srsDArs fRoS 81 TO Ioi A.x.'
Mails close-we.tcrn one hour and Branch Mails
fourth Of an hour before departure.
Western Nsl-Arriyes daily, except Monday,) at
O'Clock AN
Departs daily, Except sunday at I o..
CLOCK ?. v.
Eastern M,i-Arrives daily, Except Sunday at IL o.
clock
Departs daily, (rxccpt Monday at , o
clock A, Eastern Mail close. at
O'Clock v.
Bucksport and BelfistArrives Monjaf Wednesday and
Friday. at o'clock P. N. Departs Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, at n p. n.
Sullivan ani Sarrsguagus-Arrives Mcnday Wednes da y
and Friday at O'Clock IN. Departs Tuesday, Thurs
day and saturday, ut O'Clock A. ".
Mount DesertArrives Wednesday and saturday. at Il
o'clock pepat Tu' sday aud Friday, at IL neinck
Cas;ias-Arryes Monday and Thursday, at O'Clock ?
NJ Prptrts Tue.jay AMI Friday, ats O'Clock A. ".
Trenton Point Arrives Saturday At ii O'Clock II. De.
parts Saturday, al O'Clock ?.
Amhers, and Great Pond-Arriyrs saturday at O'Clock
Departs Friday at O'Clock a.
l.. D. JORDAN. Postmaster.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-07

To the Hon Justices of the Supren Judicial
Court, next TO be holden at Ellsworth. within
and for the County Of Hancock, on the fourth
Tuesday Of October. A. d. 1861.
NANCY &. PARTRIDGE Of orlsnd. in the
" County of Hancock and State OF Maine. wife
Of Thomas Partridge, respectfully lbels and gives
the Honorable Court to be informed that she was
lawfully married 10 the said Thomas Partridge at
said Orland on the twenty-third day Of November
ls4&, by the Rev. J. +. Burnhsm An has had by
him four children. who are now living. yiI:-
Charles. Thomas, George II. and Martha J Part.
ridge that your libelant since their intcl mar
riage has always behaved herself rs faithful,
cha.,e and atfection1te wife towards the said
Thomas Partridge but that the said Thomas
Partridge, wholly regardless of hi' marriage Gov!
ensnt and duty, has gone out OF the state and
taken permanent residence abroad, in the State
Of California, as your libelant believes III the
said Thomas Partridge for the space IF ten years.
has wholly refused and neglected to provide for
and maintain and support your libelan. and their
three said children. Wherefore your Libelant
prays that She may be Divorced from the bonds OF
matr,mony, between her and her said husband
and that the custody Of the said children may be
committed and intrusted to her and in duty
bound will ever pray.
NANCY S. PARTRIDGE.
Dated at Orland, Oct. lst, lstl.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-07
Arc they Fools, Of What

The New York Times publishes, and the
World and the Herald applaud and endorse,
the following specimen ot sort oil humbug
which has OF late become quite common
gen. MCCLELLAN DIRECTING WESTERN
BATTLES"
Gen. Mcclellan sat by the telegraph op-
crater at his headquarters, on Sunday; Gen
Buell. did the same at Louisville, and General
llalccs ut St. Louis and the circuit being
N ,dc complete between the three. they con
yersad unintcrruptsdly for hours On the
pending battle at Fort Donelson, and made
all the orders and dispositions Of forces to
perfect the victory and pursue the broken
enemy. The battle was fought, we may
say, almost under the eye Of Gen Mcclellan
So remarkable an acnievment has seldom
adorned sc.EIcc.
"WiIl not the Tribune. however, be yexed
10 learn that Gen Mcclellan is not eon6n-
Ing his attention exclusively to the army on
the Potomac ~
Considering that the ''pending battle " at
Fort Donclson was all over on Saturday af-
ternon, and that the surrender Of Buckner
Tux place early on Sunday morning and
considering, fur her. that the terminus of
telegraph toward Fort Donelscn is about a
hundred miles from the scene of the conflict,
we can assure the authors and circulators
Of the above veraeious puff of Gen. Nc
Clellan that tho Tribune is not yexed in the
least by any Of their statements. But We
confess we are grievcd that in an enlightened
country. rs this said to be. public journal
lists should have readers 50 foolish that the
story of general directing the movements
r -. IL tkn.,pnnA unilas of had
he fifty telegraph wires leading to every part
of the field, can safely be offered for their
acceptance. And We beg also to suggest to
these self-appointed laudators of Gen. Nc
CleIlan that praise SO absurd and so impu-
dent is calculated to iniure his reputation
moro than the attacks Of all his critics. -
L
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-07
STATE OF MAINE.

Hancock, IS. Supreme Judicial Court, October
Term 1861.
Upon the foregoing libel the Court orders, that
notice Of the tendency Of the same be given 10
the ibelee therein named, by publishing an at
tested copy of said libel, and Of tbi, order there
on, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Ellsworth
American the last publication to be ut least lhir'
ty days before the next term OF this Court 10 b,
holden at Ellsworth, within and for the County OF
Hancock, on the fourth Tuesday of April next,
that said libeIes may then md there appear. and
answer the said libel, and show cause, IL any she
have, why tho prayer thereof should not be grant
ed. Attest, PARKER W. PERRY, Clerk
A true copy Of the libel and order thereon.
Attest, PARKER W. PERRY, CLERK
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-07
-'''-' - q - = ~
Dated at Orland, Oct. lst. ls,I.
STATE OF MAINE.

Hancock. s-Supreme Judicial Court, ootober
Term, 1861.
Upon the foregoing libel the Court orders. that
notice Of the tendency of the snne be given 10 the
iibelee therein named. by publishing an attested
copy Of said libel and of this order thereon three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Ellsworth American the
last publication To be at least thirty days before
the text term Of this Court 10 be holden at Ellie.
worth, within and for the County of Hancock, on
the fourth Tuesday Of April next. that said lbolee
may then aud there appear and answer to said Ii
bel, and show .su.c, il any he has, Why the pray
or thereof should not be graated.
Attest PARKER ". PERRY. Clerk.
A true copy of the libel snd order thereon:
Attest PARKER ". PERRY, Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-07
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Description Of Msmoyy R,ck-Memory Rock,
near the wee, end Of Oraad Bahama, is composed
of isolated group Of rugged cones Of iimestones
separated from each other by deep narrow oihs.--
II extends about &c feet in length by 30 in breadth
and rests 3 marrow le'ge of rock, mostly under
mined by the constant action of the waves. The
average height above low water mark. is II feet,
the rise Of tide being ) f,et. In stormy weather
the sea washes over the whole rock
A mushroom anchor for the Sow 4 Pigs Light
Vessel has arrived she having parted her chain in
the recent gale, IS before reported but we I'M
derstsnd that the boat will not proceed inmedi-
ately to her station, she needing come repairs. .
new windisss, &c.