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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-03-17

THE approach of draft gives in
terest to two points of the amended en-
rohment law passed by the last Congress.
LIST. Persons previously drafted for one
year who furnished substitutes for three
years, are exempt for three years, if the
substitute during that time does not be-
come liable to draft.
I'd. Before the draft any person or per-
sons may furnish recruits to be mustered
in who shall he liable as substitutes for
such persons if drafted.
Mrs. Gen'l Grant, Miss Stanton,
Mrs. Gen'l Griffin and about twenty more
ladies witnessed review of the left wing
of the Army of the Potomac recently
in light spring bonnets.
AT the caucus in Bangor to nomin-
ate candidate for Mayor, 900 votes were
cast. The Je6ersonian says that many
life long democrats marched up to the
polls and voted for the Union nominee. "a
A CoNGREss1oNAI. VISIT TO CHARLES
TowN-The Congressional party that will
visit Charleston will be composed of Scna-
tors Harlan, Colamer, Morrill,, Chandler,
Wade, Grimes, Wilson, Foster. Foote,
Ramsey, Cowen, Sherman, Nye. Lane,and
others, and Representatives Clark of New
York, Rice, Allison, Morrill,, Pike, and
many others, with, their ladies'. They will
go from here at 10 morrow land at Fort
ress Monroe will take the Fulton. The
trip will take 10 days. Tribune.
POTATOES AND Butter. The Spring
field Union says A gentleman from the
northern part of Vermont, stopping in this
city, says that potatoes of the best quality
are selling there for prices ranging from
33 to 40 cents per busher, while here they
retail at from one dollar to one dollar and
twenty cents. The same gentleman says
that some of the farmers in that vicinity
have got lawfully bit" by holding OH to
their produce till the golden opportunity
passed. One dairyman who HIS kept the
butter made from fourteen cows for the
past year and refused fifty cents per pound
for the same, is now obliged to sell at
lower figure. Good enough for him.
FOREIGN SALT.-it is important for fish
ermen to take notice that the collectors
now require certificate that foreign salt
used in curing fish has paid the duty in full
to the United States government, before
they will pay the bounty Fishermen have
often been in the habit Of going to the
Provinces and taking in their salt there,
and then going OH their voyage, at the end
of which they would draw the bounty for
using foreign salt, when after all they had
imported their salt free Of duty. IIereaf-
ter they will lose their bounty in these
eases. and he in danger moreover of hay
ing their vessels seized for Smuggling salt.
A considerable portion of the fleet is al
ready supposed TO haze incurred this liabii-
tv and more will do so, unless they take
notice of the strict requirements of the
law as now cnforc0d.
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I'VE subscriber hereby gives notice to all concerned,
that he has been duly appointed aud has taken upon
himself the trust of an Administrator with the will an
ncSed OF the estate Of
FRANCIS A. ROBINSON. late Of Ellsworth,
in the County of Hancock sing -man, deceased by giving
boud the Law drccts he tererc reqn SIS all persons
who indebted the said deaeaseds estate. make
immediate payment and those wh1 have any demands
thereon, to exhibit the same for settlement,
J. II. CHAMBERLAIN
Ellsworth, Feb. eel 1865. NJ
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M A r RTE d.

Tremont-Feb. 18th, by W. WA. Heath, ESQ !,
Mr.. Augustus Gordes of st. Malo, France, to Miss
Arvilda Melissa K ed, of fremont.
Gou!dsboro-l2th inst, by IL. NJ. Soule, Esq
Lieut. Eli II. Bunker Of g., to Miss Rhoda L.
Stephens of Steuben.
Bluehill-March 9Th. by Rey. S. Bowker, Lem
uel E. D. Peters, Esq, d Miss Sarah Wescott.
Surry-March 18th. by Rev. II. Hawes George
A. Wilson to Miss Sarah H. Grant, all of 5.
Feb. 18th, by the same, Moses p. Wood to
Miss Margaret II. Treworgy, both of 5.
Franklin-March llth. by Rev. b. F. Stinson,
Marcus NJ. Urann of Sullivan, to Miss Chestina L.
Blasdell of +.
Sedgwick-by J. NJ. Allen, Esq, James W.
Page, a member of Co. II. 9th Me- reg, to Miss
Abby A. Herrick of 3iuehill.
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GpcliaL Notices.
Ayers Cherry Pectorai.

For the RAPID cure IF CoushS. Cgfds, I,Raca "a
Homssaess. Group, .Broaaltta, iaefqeha Con-
snmytire Potcnis IN adrancd stayeS Il Mc disease.
So wide is the fell of its usclun, and
the Of its cures, t! almost every section Of
ecountry abounds in persons publicly known, who
have been restored from alarming and desperate
diseases af the lungs by Its hen tried its
superiority other eNp!ctorant is too apparent to
escape obs rvaii1n and where It's virtues Known the
bile no longer hesitate what autidpte Ia employ for
the distressing aud dangerous affections Of the lumona-
ry that incident to our climate. Willie many
inferior remedies thrust upon the community have failed
and been discarded, tins has gained frienas by every
trial. conferred beuels the Athlete ed that they can
forget, and produced and too
remarkable to 69 forgotten
We only the public, tina; its quality is care
uly kept up the hast IT has ever been and that it
may be relied to do their relief all that it has
done.
and eminent prrspuaces have lent their to certify
the unparalleled usefulness Of remedies, but space
here will permit the Insertion Of them. The Agents
below named furnish gratis American Almanac in
which they given; with also full descriptions Of the
c-mpains they cure.
Those who require an atesatjye medicine to partly
the blood will fad Ayers Comp. Ext oarSaparilia the
remedy to Try it once, and you will known its
value.
Prepared by j c. AVER & Co Lowell, Mass and
sold by Calvin q. reck, Ellsworth, Me. 2ln2
Sold at woi, sale by NJ. +. Phillips Portland, s. A.
Uowes s. Co, Belfast W. l.. Alden 4 Co., Bangor,
Ne.
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STATE OF MAINE.

Hanc ok, ss.-suprcmo Judicial Court, October
Term, 1864.
On the foregoing suit it is ordered by the Court
that notice of the tendency thereof be given to
all persons interested, by publishing an attested
copy Of the writ and this order thereon three
weeks snccessively in the Ellsworth American,
the last publication to be at least thirty days be-
fore the next term of this Court to be holden at
Ellsworth, within and for the county Of Hancock, :
on the fourth Tuesday of April next, that they
may then and there appear and answer to the
same if they think proper.
Attest, PARKER W. PERRY, Clerk.
true copy of the writ and order of Court thereon.
s Attest, PARKER w. PARRY, Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-03-17

At Court OF Pri bate held at Ellsworth within and for the
County Of Hancock, on the fourth Wednesday OF Feb
ruary A.. 1868:
+. DkINKW ArER, named Executor in certain
~. instrument rurportine to he the last Will and tes
lament of James Carter late Of Ellsworth in said cou t,
deceased, having presented the-same for probatc
Oraered That the said Executor give notice to aper
interested by causing copy Of this order TO be pub
shed three weeks successvelyn the Ellsworth Amercan
printed at Ellsworth that they may appear at Probate
Court, to be holden ut Ellsworth, in said county the
fourth Wednesday of April next, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon and shew cause ii any they have, why the SAID
instrument should net be proved, approved and allow
ed and allowed the last will and testament Of said de-
ceased.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy-Attast.
81 Gro. A. DYER, Register.
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Hancock, $50 the Sheriff of our County of
Hancock, or either of his Deputies, or either
constable of Bluehill in said County.
GREETING:
40 We command you to attach the goods
(U. s.. or estate of Samuel T. Holt OF Blue.
I stamp,1 hill in said County, mariner, other
50 )wise of some place to PHI. unknown, to
SB.w. II the value of one hundred dollars, ard
! Aug. : summon the said Samuel r. Holt if
{ llth, he may be found in your precnct) to
1864 Sappear before our Justices Of our SUI
Wv preme Judicial Court next to be hold.
en- in Ellsworth, within and for the county Of
Hancock, on the fourth Tuesday of October next,
then and there, in our said Court, to answer unto
Lcmuel s. osgood of said Bluehill, yeoman.
In plea of the case, for that the said Defendant
at said Bluehk on the day of the purchase Of
this writ teng indebted to the Plaintiff in tho
sum of one hundred dollars, according to the &C.
count annexed, then and there, in consideration
thereof prom sed the Plaintiff to pay him the
same sum demand; yet though often request
cd, the said defendant has not Iaid said sum, but
neglect so to do the damage Of said Plaintiff Gas
he says) the sum of one hundred dollars, which
shall then and there he made to appear with 9TH
or due damages. And whereas, the said plaintiff
says that the said def ndant has not in his own
hands and possession, goods and estate to the
value of one hundred dollars aforesaid, which
can be come at to be attached, but has entrusted
to, and deposited in, the bands and possession Of
Blu hrod w. Hincklcy of said Bluehill, Esq, adj
ministrator of the goods and estate of Samuel p.
Holt Pcnobscot in said County, deceased trus-
tee of the said defendant DDS, effects and
credits to the said value:
We command you, therefore, that you summon
the said Trustee Gf he may found within your
precinct, to appear before Ju1tices of our
said Court to be holden as afor. said, to shew
cause, if any he have, why execution, TO be -
sued upon such Judgment as the said plaintiff may
recover against the said defendant in this action,
Gf any) should not issue against his goods, ef
fects credits in the han and possession Of him
the said Trustee. And have you there this writ
with your doings therein.
Witness J 1nN Appleton, Esquire, at Ellsworth
the eleventh day of August in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-four.
p. W. PERRY CLERK
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GaEEV's L,SDING, March 10, 1865
MEsSRs SAWYER { BURR:

GREEV's L,SpING, March 10, 1865.
MEssRs SAWYER & BURR
Herewith we sub-:.it tho following report:
Feb Sth, sch Lucy Ann, CHM, Moosepeck reach
yinal Haven; Roanoke, Wentworth Calais for
Boston; 9th, Mcin.a, ,erdan, Green's Landing
Ter hneksp7r' C,fc Auu, Downcs. Green's Land.
Ing for Frankfort.
March lith.
Cid Eth, sch Alligator. Fi'z serall. Goulds.
boro for Eacbhnl; lit,, Preference Tharston
fremont far Geul lsberp; l}yh, GaId,n Iluntcr,
Collins, Green's Ltndiss for Rochldnl; Rr sch
Mary Jane, Portland for s.. john; Dolphin. small
Gruena Landir.; fer Ereiicatuals Bay; Essex,
Eaton. Greens Landing far Little Deer Isle.
Very resp c.!ulls,
GREEN & co.
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New Store,
New Business ,

TENIIE subscribers would inform the citizens OF
4 Ellsworth and vicinity that they have open
cd a store on WRITER STREET, where they
keep constantly on hand
Pressed Hay, by bale or ton,
Shingles and Capboards of all kinds and
qualities,
Pine, Spruce and Hemlock boards.
We have now on hand 1900 bushels Eatra Can
ada Oats. suitable for seed or feed Beans by bar
rel or bushe., Meal, Corn, Barley, &c.
We will pay the highest cash price for
Hcmlock Bnrk, Cedar, Spruce aud Hemlock Sleepus,
Cedar Poles, Shin giles, Clcpboards, and
LumJer If all kinds.
C,l and sec us, at new store next to j. II, Coles
Blacksmith shop.
Fisk & Curtis.
n. B.-Also on hand few tons Of Stove Coal.
Ellsworth March -.
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STATE OF MAINE.

Hancock, ss.-Supremc Judicial Court October
Term, 1861.
On the foregoing suit it is ordered by the Court
that notice of the pendency thereof be given to
all persons Interested, by publishing an attested
copy of the writ and this order thereon three
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American the
last publication to be at least thirty days before
the next term Of this curt to be holde at Ellis
worth, within and for the county of Hancock, on
the fourth Tuesdry of April mex, that they may
then and there appear aud answer to the same ii
they think proper.
Attest, PARKER W. PERRY, Clerk.
true copy OF the writ and order of Court thereon.
s Attest, PARKER ". PERRY Clerk.
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Tile Most Popular Book Of Pianotorte
instruction. IS
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When the work is ordered, if preference is
designated, the edition with American lingering
will be sent.
e. Be sure that in ordering you are particular
in specifying the i" New Method. price S},75.
Maile L postpaid to any address Sold by all
music dealers.
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I Sent BY expires, anywhere, by addressing
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eowly5) Ellsworth, Ne,
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state Of TinieaC.

Hancock. IS TO the Sheriff of our County of
Hancock, or either of his deputies, GRRETING:
W. We command you to attach the goods
{ U. 5 )or estate of Elbrdge G. Conner OF Or.
stamp, land in said County, mariner, to the
( %, >value of four hundred dollars, and
{ $40, } summon the said defendant (if henay
Z 1864, tie found in your precinct,) to appear
{ r. C. W. before our Justices of our Supreme
wv Judicial Court next to be holden in
W. Elisw orth, within and for the county
{ U. 5. of Hancock, on the fourth Tuesday or
( stamp, October next: then and there, in our
%, )said Court to answer unto John A.
{ $40, Buck Of said Orand, trader, in plea
( 1864, iof the case for that the said defend.
(T.c. W. ant at said Orland on the 18th day OF
Wv May, A. b. 1850, by his promissory
note, Of that date, by him subscribed, for value
received, promised one John Buck, to pay him or
bearer the sum Of one hundred and eighteen dol
lars and forty four cents, in four months with in
tcrest, and the said john Buck thereaf.crwArds,
to wit, on the same day, delivered the said note
to the plaintiff by reason and in consideration
whereof tie said defendant became liable and
promised the plaintiff to pay him the contents OF
the said note according to the tenor thereof -
Also, for that the said defendant at said Orland
on the 10Th day of May, a. D. 1860, by his
promiss1ry note of that date, by him subscribed
for value received, promised one Jd Buck to
pay him order the stun of ono hundred and
twenty dollars, in year, with interest, and the
said Buck. the seafterwards, to wit, on the same
day, delivered the said note to the plaintiff by
reason and in consideration Whereof the said
defendant became liable and pro nised the plain.
tin to pay him the contents OF the said note nc.
cording to the tenor thereof And whereas, the
said plainrf says that the said defendant has not
in his own hands and possession, goods and estate
to the value of four hundred dollars aforesaid
which can be come at to be attached, but has en-.
trusted to- and deposited in, the hands and poss.
cssion of John Buck of said 0rland, trader
trustee of the said defendant goods, effects and
credits to the said value:
We command you, therefore, that you summon
the said trustee (f he may be found within your
precinct,) to appear before Justices of our
said Court to be holden as aforesaid to shcw
cause, if any he have, why execution, to he is.
sued upon such judgment as the 5 id plaintiff may
recover against the said defendan Mt in this action,
(f any,) should not issue against his goods, et-
tcc:s or credits in the hands and possession Of
him the said trustee. And have you there this
writ with your doings therein.
Witness JOIN APPLETON, Esquire, at Ellsworth
the tenth day of May in the year of our lord one
thousand eight hundred .iy.y-:our
?. ". PERRY, CLERK.
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D I. d.

Ner,h sedgwck-9th inst. Addie. only child
of Alyan 3. Allen, aged Icy months
Eueksport-March Sth, Melville +. Colson, a
member Of the 9TH N. II. regiment, aged 20 years
and months.
Lisbon, Mc-25th ult.. Capt Stephen Pinkham,
brother of Rev. L, Pinkham, aged Il years.
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N O TIG L

FENHE Copartnership heretofore existing between
4 the undersisned,is this day dissolved by mu
tual consent. J. I. Csgood is authorized to
settle all the partnership accounts, and requests
that persons indebted will mako early payments.
The business will continue to be conducted by
DR.. Osgood who has secured the services of good
Dentist to assist him. j. Il. 0sGooD,
. +. A. PRINCE.
Ellsworth, March LIST, 1865.
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RIO THE NERVOUS. DEBiLtrATED AND DIES
l. PONDENr OF ROTH SENES. a great sut-
fcrcr having been restored to health in few days,
'afcr many years of misery i, willing 10 assist his
suffering fellow creatures by sending trce) On the
receipt of postpaid addrvsscd eny cope, Il copy of
the tormnia of cure employed. Direct to
JOHN " DAGNALi Box lSi Post Office.
lyo0P BrOOklin, y. Y.
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Hunnewell's Eclectic Pills.

THE TRUE CATIIARTIC AND FAMILY PILL
The Importance of this development of the true and
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without descending to the claptrap form IF
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general Family Pill.
Ir Price IS cents per Bottle.
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Sold by G. G. PECK, Ellsworth, Maine.
W +. Phillips, II. II. Hay, and W. W.Whipplc,
Wholesale Agents, Portland. lm9
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TO the Parker Tuck Judge of the Court of Probate
&c, within and for the County Of Hancock
JOSEPH HOPKINS, Guardian Of Charles o. and Ed
81 ward f. Douglas and sarah +. Mayo, heirs Of James
Mayo late of Eden in this county, deceased, respectful
ly that said minor heirs ested in
certain real estate Of the deceased And the said Guar
dian further represents that he has received advana
SS745 and that better offer probably be received
that said in said real estate is deprectng
in value by retaining it, For which reasons and for the
good of his said ward and the part of their maiH
te lance and other debts the said Guardian respectfully
asks for license sell the sand real estate at public
private sale, and as in duly bouni will ever pray.
JOSEPH HOPKINS.
Ellsworth, Feb, ~, 1865
At Court of Prob ate held at Ellsworth within and for
the County Of Hancock on the fourth Wednesday Of
February. A.. D. 1860;
On the foregoing petition Ordered,-That the Petition
err give notice all persons rested by causing copy
OF the petition and order Of court hereon to he published
three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American,
newspaper printed in Ellsworth that they may appear at
Probate Court be he'd at Ellsworth in said county,
on the fourth Wednesday Of April next, at ten o'clock
IN the forenoon and shew if any they have, why
the prayer OF said petition should not be granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest:-GEo. A. DYER, Register.
A true copy 81 the petition and order OF court thereon
ga Attest iEo. DYER, Register.
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Hancock ss.-supreme Judicial Court October

Hancock ss.-supreme Judicial Court, October
Term, 1864.
Upon the foregoing libel thc Court order, that
notice Of the psndenc~of tho same be given to
the libelce therein raned, by publishing an at
tested copy of said libel, and SC this order there
on, three weeks suc,essiyely IN the Ellsworth
American, the last publication to be at least
thirty days before the next term of this Court to
be holden at Ellsworth, within and for the County
of Hancock, on the ioarth Tuesday Of April next
that said libeee may then and there appear, and
answer the said libel, and show cause if any they
have why the prayer thereof should not DO grant
ed.
Attest, PARKER W. PERRY, Clerk.
A true copy of the libel rnd order thereon.
S Attest, PARKER ". PERRY, Clerk.
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DIR. MURPHY

Notice to Old Country People,
The Doctor treaties all cases the same as he did
when in the city of Dublin. The cause of the
Doctors advertising is that he might he in the
city for years and the afflicted knoY nothing about
him.
Residence opposite the Court House, Hammond s..
ly8 BANGOR.
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Musical Gymnastics!
Miss En;.in NJ. SSrrrics

Miss ko;.ie ss. ssrrric;S
will commence Glass in Musical Gymnastics. for ladies
aid Gentlemen, at HOPKINS HALL. State street.
Tuesday Evening, March 2lst,
at I! O'Clock.
Juveuile Class will be formed Wednesday, March
22l, a O'Clock =. y.
Fd.the- particulars see bills. Nv