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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-15
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Lansins, Wsdnesday, Jan. 8. 1852.
The House vas called to order BY the Speaker.
Boil called: quorum present
After the presentation OF petitions, the com.
miitee on State affairs reported bill to ameLd
the act Ia provide for the " relief OF families Of
volunteers by Counties" and the report was sc
cep,ed, the committee discharged. and the bill
was rea! twice, and placed on the general order.
The committee on State affairs reported the
following resolution,
Re,oired, That this House deem it expedient
10 appropriate five humid ed dollars to aid In the
construction OF q telegraph line from Lansing TO
Owosso, TO be paid to the parties constructing il,
| " hen it shall be done, provided the same khsl
be completed within thirty days after such sp-
preparation shsll be made.
Tire report was accepted, and the resolution
vas laid on the table.
The committee on militia reported bill for
the reorganization of the military forces Of 'hs
State of Michigan, and the report WAS accepted
| and the committee discharged.
| TIE committee Oh towns and conn'iss. repOr
ted tao bills-one 10 l-galxe the organization u
| the county Of Keewenaw, aid the other Il
amend the act To establish and organize sale
county. The report WAS accepted and the com
mittee discharged.
Alter the introduction of sundry bills. TIT
committee On Stats prison reported q bill {.
provide for procuring arms and equipments TO-
the Slsre and that the convict labor of the Stat
Prison BE- employed for that purpose. The re
port was accepted, the committee discharged
aud the bill was read twice aud placed on III,
general order.
The House then concurred in the amendmen
Of the Senate, to the amendment Of the House
to the joint resolution 70. the establishment of
naval station aad dock yard. by yeas 80, nays o
the House concurred in the resolution Of tn
Senate for tie printing Of 1900 copies of th'
Auditor Generals report for the commissions,
officers OF the State in The Amy.
After the introduction of notices and bills, th'
House adjourned sill Thursday morning, at II
o'clock.
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for the use Of the military At Fort WAYNE the
steamboat Mississippi. free Of expense to the
State, we're passed by q majority of all the Sem
tors cleo. TIE bill relative TO the direct tax
imposed BY Congress, vas read . third sime and
passed, BY yeas. 26, nays. 2.
The Senate adjourned unsi! to-mor'o" morn
ing as 10 O'Clock.
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The Senate caiIed 70 order q 3 O'Clock.
The diecussion upon the bill in relasioo 70 the
National tax sas 'essmed, and after the sdopsioo
Of amendments vas plaeed o. the order Of
laird radiag. joint Resolutions received from
the House. returning tharks 70 the Aichigan
Censral Railroad Company, tor pl.eins ct The
dipoeal q the military astAeeiiss q he Ssase.
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AZ ever, yours,


Wednesday Morning. JAG. 8.
This morning Corporal W. r. Os,rum died Il
measles. He had not been considered danger.
Gus at any time. although be had very seven
attack OF the disease. r. J. Nixon IL very loo
and probably will not live until night Al
the other cases are doing well, and We are co..
fident that We shall lose no more Of measles q
present.
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oVuSo eCJoVrDeo I'LL w e0ne90Ay morning, at 10
o'clock.
srxArI.
Ls"sins, Wednesday Jan 8, 1862
The Senate was called to order BY the Pre.i
dent as 10 O'Clock, A. II.
Roll called: quorum present
Prayer BY Rev. NJ. Burgess
The petition of Elisha Chase. asking for grant
Of money IN make known q discovery of great
and vital importance to mankind,
Was referred to the committee on finance.
The committee Oh militia, through f. s. Brown
reported bill for the reorganization Of the mill
tary forces II the State Of Michigan;
The report vas accepted, the bill Vas twice
rsad and ordered printed.
The committee on the judiciary, through S. l..
Wilhey, reported . bill to amend IN act entitled
an scs 70 provide for the relief, BY counties, OF
the fsDisi.s Of volunteers mustered from thi.
State into the military service of the United
States, Or Of this State, aud TO add Certain sec
tons thereto, and recommend its passage;
The rrport wss accepted, the bill vas read
tviee, ordered printed, REFER ed to the commit.
tee OF the shole, and placed on the general
order.
Mr.. Baldwin introduced bill 70 provide for
the paymen Of the officers and menu ers Of the
present s.ssioo of the Legislature, which "a.
read twice, and amended o. that each member
should receive three dollars for stationary. by
yes s. says II. The bill vas then passed by
yes n, nays 8.
A message vas received from the house that
they bad coneurred in the amendment of the
Ssnsie. 70 the joint resolution for the establish.
mens Of . naval station aud doek-yard- The
Deeaage uas laid on the table and the resolution
referred 70 the enrolling committee; also. mes
nss ho0 The HOUSE, that they bad eoocurred in
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Ellsworth-22d ult., James, child of William
Whitley, aged months
-26th, Ellen, daughter Of Bartholomew and
Catharine Doyle, aged 10 years.
Surry-March llth. Estella, daughter of Jaeo b
and Lrzy Young, aged years and II months
Waltham-ot Diptheria, Emily. wife OF Benz
jamin Jellison, aged 20 years.
Eten-2lst ult, Capt. William Richards, aged
s. years.
Eden-22d, Mrs. Lydia Thomas, widow of the
late Deacon Nicholas Thomas, aged 81 years, 6
months and IL days.
Mrs. Thomas, formerly Lydia Hadley, was one
Of the members Of the Baptist Church IN Eden at
its organization in 1890, and continued a worthy
member and devoted christian until her de ath,
leaving but two Of the original members to tarry
a short time, when they, too, will go to the rest
prepared for the people of Christ's church.
An appropriate discourse was addressed to tho
Church by Rev. j. A. Baskwell from Philippians
LIST chap, Esd verse.
On Friday morning March 81, at two o'clock,
Miss Margaret Courtney, aged 50 years.
The funeral will take place tomorrow, satur-
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Sch Lotus, (of Boston, from Philadelpha for
Barbados, was spoken March ., lat 20 30. lon 50
10, II days out, in distress, and short of vater-
The schooner was COO miles east Of their reckon
ing. The whale ship Electra, Of New London,
gave them them supply Of water and also their
true position The following report was furnished
by the mate Of the schooner sch Lotus, of Bos-
ton, LEFT the Capes of Delaware Feb. % ; took a
hurricane from INV, III lat IS 10. Ion ca on
the 18th, shipped a heavy over the stern,
which washed the captain, Stephen l.. Clark, Of
Boston, and Samuel Laurenson, of Harrington,
Maine, overheard, who we're lost, together with
everything on deck, smashed the wheel. stove in
the cabin doors aud windows, nearly filling the
cabin with water started house, stove balsarks
and part VI quarter rail, aud nearly killed George
W Hopkins, Of kiea, Maine, and George iiodg-
kins. OF Trenton, Me. the boat was lost about
two hours before the accident occurred, and had
just clear OF the deck load of ~ casks oil meal 4,
"a bbls vinegar. lG7 bbls shocks aud three boxes,
having been compelled to throw them overb, ard
Also los, sparc Iaainsai overheard, chain and an
chor, galley aud everything attached.
Had very heavy Weather tor seven day3 after
the accident aud were an allowance OF water
for 10 days We hoped We might fall in with
some vessel to supply "a with water, but had no
idea of choking To death, as we had IL casks Of
ale in the bottom Of the hold. We managed 10
get all sail set on the sth day. The slck and
lame are gettiug better, The two we'll ones are
Andrew Whitaker, mate, of Trenton, Me-, and
Peter sexton OF Gloucester, Mass. We are in
good spirits. hoping soon to arrive at our po.t of
destination.
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--lI1n. VIM. 4 Richardson Of Illinois,
who was recently offered an appointment as
Brigadier General. has declined il. La his
letter TO the President Col K says
Courage and salantry among my friends
have won for many Of then their star
Will not stand in tie way Of even one OF them
wearing an Insignia ~ nobly aud bravery
won. feel, too, that they can be Of more
service to the country than can. Already
they have led our troops upon bloody fields,
shared with them hardships and dangers,
and rejoiced with them in glorious victories
Theirs is the well,earned privilege to renew
our triumphs upon other fields; and the
dsuntless soldiers Of Belmont, Of Henry,
and OF Donelson, will insure victory wherever
the coilct may ensue.
Col Richardson, in private note remarks
" The greatest battle Tor constitutional lib
erty Is to be fought in Congress and before
the people and adds " The rebellion Is
used up, ut lcas, as far as biz armies are CON-
cerned' they can't bring another into the
field. "
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day, at ii A. m. from the residence OF her mother
urtneyville.-Pasbtugh Chronicle, March 22d.
Waltham-lsth inst, Georganna, eldest daugh
ter of A. X, and NJ. s. Smell, Of Diptheria, aget
IL yrs. Is das.
Lonely and sad the circle meets now,
They miss the pure light Of her calm holy brow
Look upward, look heavenward, when from afsr
FaIlsa radiance ceesrial from one bean,ing star.
Weep not that the fairest of earth fade away,
Or things we hold dearest the soonest decay.
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Prepared ty CsyHsilas l., Chcesensa, " H.,
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Thr comhjnltpn Ut Ingredient. lea these Pills the re-
-, of long aud extensive practice They mud 10
their operation, da certain crrtecuuE al irregularities
Painful Nrustrut5ar~, rruof n ali distinctions, wh the
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NOT ICE'
They should not be- used during -naucy mlsear
riage SouI certainly insult thrsrir9m.
Warranted purely vegetable, aud free from anything
injurious ir health. Explicit directions SilIcl
.hnlid BE- read, accompany zach hpN. Price 81 seu tl
mail enclosing 81 % the Gtutral Agent. sl1 by tn
Druggists "a every tom in tie ned S.sts For sat
by {. q. Peck sSorth, Ne.
u. HITCHINGS.
General agent for the tinted States.
IDS CHAMBERS STREET, \, Y.
II whom al Wholesale orders should be addressed. 10
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A. Court of Probate held at Ellsworth, within
and Tor the County Of Hancock, on the first
Wednesday Of February, in tue year Of cur
Lord ci yhteen hundred aud sixty two
4 d. DARLING, John Buck aud James NJ.
"A. Carter named Executors in a certain in
strument purportins to be the last viii aud tesla
meut ct doses e. buck, late oi Bucksport. in said
county. deceased, having presented the same for
Probate
Ordered - That the said Executors give notice
to all persons interested, by causing copy of this
order to be published three weeks successfully in
the Ellsworth American, printed at Ellsworth, that
they may appear at a Probate Court to be held at
Ellsworth, in said county, on the fourth Wednes-
day Of April next Mt ten Of the clock in the fore
noon, and shew cause, ii any they hav", why the
said Instrument should not be proved, approved,
and allowed the last will AMI testament of said
deceased.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true Copy-Attcst
II A. BARTLETT, Register.
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Only eight members OF the Maine
House of Representatives yotad in favor oil
Mr.. Bradbury's resolve adopting the amend,
ment to the Constitution of the United
States pooposed by Congress just before the
rebellion broke out. to the effect that even
the people themselves should not change
that instrument 50 as to allow of any inter.
ference with slavery, viz: Messrs. Bradbury
OF Eastport, Cook Of Casco, Fosset OF Bris-
toll, Gould of Thomaston, Pinkham of Au-
gusta, j. w. Sawyer, Thurlow Of Cutter,
snd Woodcock Of Princeton.
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loss expense than they can be met from other
sources.
The Commission is in want of funds.
FRED. LAW OLxsrEAp,
General Secrctory.
ARTICLES MOST NEEDED.
Wooden Shirts, Bed Ticks, 3 feet by Z
Pocket Handkerchiefs, Hospital Drawers
(Muslin,) Slippers, Lint and Bandages
Jellies.
ARTICLES NOT NEHuEE.
Quilts, Pillow Cases, Canton Flannel I'm
derclothing, Pillows and Cushions, Pre-
serves.
Cities, towns, societies and individuals
wishing to contribute any of the above ar
ticles can forward to Portland and they will
DO sent forward free of expense.
G. X Davis,
Sanitary Agent for Maine.
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At Cour. of Probate holden at Ellsworth within
and for the County of Hancock. on the first
Wednesday of February, A. b 1852.
rHARLES j. ABBOTT 4 AL, Assgnees of
u the estate Of slower 2. Hatch and Rowland
H. Brigham of Castine, in said County having
presented their first account upon said estate for
Probate
Ordred,-That the said Assgnees give notice
thereof to all persons interested, by causing a
copy of this order To be published three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American, printed in
Ellsworth, that they may appear at a Probate
Court to be holden at Ellsworth, on the fourth
Wednesday Of April next, at ten of the clock in
the forenoon, and shew cause, if any they have
why the same should not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy,-Attest;
IL A. A. BARTLETT, Register.
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At CauIt If Probate bid at Ellsworth, within
and Tor The County Of Hauclek, on the fist
"Wednesday OF February in the year Of our
Lord eighteen hunirei and sisty-tw9.
IN the petition Of fohn Il. Wilson Guardian
~ Of Caroline E. and sarah i. Wilson and
children oi sarah +. W tlson, lste of C"-fine, in
'aid County, deceased, to grant to tae sad Guar.
dian license to sell certain real estate OF said dc.
ceased. in which said minors are interested.
OTdusi, That the SAID Petitioner give notice
to all persons Interested, by causing copy OF this
order t. be- published three weeks successjYcly in
the Ellsworth American, printed n Ellsworth, tia,
they may appear at Probate Court to be held at
Ellsworth in said Cenuty on the fo-r,h Wednesday
in April next at ten .! the clock A. NJ, aud ,hew
cause, il any they have, Why the SAM should not
be allowed. PABhER TUCK, Judge.
\ true copy Attest,
II A. A. BARTLETT, Register.
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AdniuistratOr's Sale.

UY virtue of license from the Court of Pro.
- bate for the County Of Hancock, shall sell
at public ction, on Che second day of May next,
at one o'clock in the afternoon, so much Of the
Real Estate of Sans Stanley, late of fremont, de-
ceased, situated in said town, as will produce the
sum of fosr hundred and seven dollars, for the
payment Of the debts and incidental charges
Terms cash. Sale at the Homestead of the de-
ceased.
WILLIAM P. PREBLE, Administrator.
Cranberry Isles, April 2, 1862. II
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HARD TIMES COFFEE,

fHNlIE trying times and the high pyice of coffee
Il has demanded that good substitute should
be found for pure coffee and the manufacturer OF
tine Hard Times Coffee has succeeded ia the inyen-
ton of an article which meets the requirements
OF the times, and which the Mass. State Assayor,
DR.. Hayes, pronounces free from any dclesetious
substance. 1t is sold at very low price, and i.
in fact about equal to pure coffee.
Manufactured by Ii, b. NEW HALL. Ma ufae-
turer Of Coffee, Spices and Cream Tartar, SO south
Market Street, Boston.-TRI If.--You can get .
pound Of any Grocer in Ellsworth.
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N Q It Q "a

To the legal voters of School District No. 3, in
the town Of Ellsworth, GREETING.
Y OF are hereby notified end warned to meet at
q the Scuool House on School Street on " ed
nesaGy, the second day of April next, at o'clock
in the aiternoen 10 act en- the following articles
LIST, TO choose Moderator OF said meeting.
I'd, TO choose a Clerk.
3D. to choose sehool Agent.
18th, to raise sum If money to pay the districts
"a bis and interest.
5th, 10 raite sum Of money to repair the school
house On School Street.
9Th, to act ally other business that may L.
gally c. .e before said weetiug.
geo. PARclIER, School Agent.
Ellsworth, March 25t5, 1852. 3wl0
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Certificate Of DR.. Hayes.

"HARD TINES COFFEE. This substitute for tn,
more expensive kinds OF coffee has been apalyz {
chemically and mieroscopiealy, and found TO b,
free from any deleterious substance. 1t also cor
responds in composition with the manufacturer
statement. Respectfully,
Az. HAYES, NJ. b. State Afsayer
l6 B9yistensStreet, Boston, Feb. rs, 1862,
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CAUTION

All persons hereby forbidden to harbor or
employ my minor son, Patrick o. Corners, or to
trust him OF my account. | shall claim all his
earnings, aud will not pay any debts of his con-
tracing, as ample provision is made for him by
me.
JoHy 0. CoNNERs.
fremont, April 3, 1862. IL
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West Waterville- March Goth, by Rev. W. II.
heltop, Mr, Francis b. Masher OF Smthfeld to
Miss Abby L. GIrdler Of W,
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CLIENTS SUMNER CURE.
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and never does harm,
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e. {. tioopwtN & C. Boston, General Agents
for New England. II. II. Hay. Portland, and b.
I. HRAUBrRr, Gtucrai Agents FIR Name.
--1y-Spll in Ellsworth By c. Il. PECK; in Mt.
Desert by BtxJtaIx kIrrREpGg. b. p. WA.Corr,
Vi VI HrGslNS and j Il. WHITING Co. IN Han
eek by l. tRABrEEE, Jr. in sullivan by A. r.
pEuRr ; in ,ionl,boro by II. VI SowLg in >teu-
ben W J. {. GooGNs IN oflani ty MORRILL, 4
Co.
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70 the Hon. Parker Tuck, Judge Of Probate with
in aad Tor the county Of Hancock.
GMBLi shows Jabez IL. Saow, T. c. Wood
1 man and Walter Goodalc Trustees under
the will OF Jabez Snow. late Of Buckspo in said
County, OF Frederic VI snow Of sai Buck-port,
that the sad Frederic i interested in certain real
estate Of said Testator, 10 Wit ouc undivided
fourth part of two lots Of land one situated on the
Eascrly side Of Elm street in said Euch-port, on
which the Methodist P4rsonag c mouse now stands,
aud the ether on the Easterly side of the main
road, in Verona, in said County, adj9nin, land ol
Thomas Gjnn. T. c. oadman an1 |. Scott con-
tanning about II acres also one fourth Of fews
No. II, Is, ) {. - and - in the Franklin street
meeting house. n sad Buckspurt and that it
would be for tn. benefit ut said Frederic that hi.
said interest in said estate SHOULD be disposed Of,
and the proceeds thereof put out, sud secured to
MIN on interest," our petitioner therefore prays
that your Honor would grant them license 70 dis
pose Of the same accordingly, gI,eably 1 a law
ot this state, in such cases made a"d provided,
either at public or private sale, as to them may
seem best. j II. SNOW,
T, G WDDDMAN
W GOOD ALE.
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At Cont Of Probate holden Ellsworth within and for
the County of Hancock, the first Wednesday OF
February, A. d. 1862
IOUN WALKER, Executor OF the WIN Of Amaziah
% Billings late Of Sedgwck, in said county deceased,
having presented his first account Of administration
upon said dcceased's estate for probate:
Ordered That the said Executor give notice thereof
all persons interested by causing copy Of tins orero
published three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
American, printed Ellsworth, that they may appear at
a Probate Court to be hoden Ellsworth the fourth
Wednesday April next ten Of the clock III the forenoon
and shew cause if any they have, why the should
not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Jadge.
A true copy-Attest:
II A BARTLETT Register.
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NOTICE.

Public notice is hereby given, that for a valua-
bic consideration, and the good will I bear him,
have given my son, Monroe Googins, his time
from this date, to transact business for himself
the same if he was twenty lone, aud shall
claim none of his wages, nor will pay any debts
Of his contracting from this date.
MOSES G00GINS.
Ellsworth March 80, 1862, IL
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