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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-23
AN OLD COUPLE JOINED IN MARRIAGE.

AN OLu SOOELh sOAN6u IN
The town was greatly surprised, not to
say somewhat disguised, last Saturday, oy
the announcement Of the marriage of the
widow of James King of William to Gen.
eral A. NJ. VIM, of Sacramento, an old
Southside politician and temperance lee
turer. Mrs. King is the mother of several
grown up children, and Vim is the happy
grandfather of a dozen young hopefuls.
The children of at least one of the parties
were bitterly opposed to the match, and
much "talk" has resulted from the matter.
The money raised by subscription for the
benefit of the family after Kings death is
all secured to the children in case Of her
re-marrying, and no damage is done to
anybody, pecuniarily speaking, by this
union Of the aged and affectionate pair, on
whom the advice usually gwen to lovers,
"Go it while you are young" would GER
tainly be inappropriate.
CONGRESSMAN ASHLEY ON RECONSTRUCTION
The speech Of Congressman Ashley, Of
Ohio, on Reconstruction. at Platt's Hall
on Monday night, was attentively listened
to by a large audience, a part, at least, Of
whom applauded his sentiments on the
negro suffrage question heartily. I do
not know how great a change may be
wrought in the sentiment of Californians
on the negro suffrage question by the
events of the next six m~onths-months
big with the fate Of our nation and fraught
with consequences as momentous as those
which hung on the fate of the battles of the
war now happily closed, but at present
it is safe to say that the advocates of un-
qualified, immediate negro suffrage, are
not in the ascendant in this State. The
real Union men would doubtless all en-
dorse the measure, as they did the Eman-
cipation Proclamation, should it appear to
be absolutely necessary in order to secure
permanent peace and the salvation of the
Union, but they do not take to the negro
as Wendell Phillips does, from pure love
of the negro himself. Ashley's speech is
looked upon by most Union men here as
impolitic, and to some degree patriotic,
as its tendency must be to prepare the
public mind for quarreling with the policy
of the President in advance, and by an
ticipating trouble, produce it. Is it not
the better way to try the Presidents poll
cy, as we did Lincoln's, and if it does not
work, abandon it when its failure is made
manifest: We do not doubt his patriot
ism !; why distrust &C readily his judy
ment:
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Charges Mt San Francisco Rates.
augI2 Ii. HARRIS.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral.

Fer the rafid cure If Coughs, Colds, Infuen ga
Hoarsfatss, Group, bronchitis, iacpm,i Con.
su,ttire PattntS adrdnr'd stages cffhe disease.
So wide Is the field of its usefulness and aumerou.
the Of it, cures that almost every section Of
III country abnunds in persons publicly known, who
lave been restored from alarming and even desperate
diseases of the lungs hy its When tried, its
superiority other eXp,ctorant Is too apparent to
escape obs rvaan, aud where its virtues are known the
p bic IL longer hesitate what an,ioe 10 tmpay fer
the distressing aul dangerous ar cons OF the punona
~ that incident to our climate Willie many
inferior remedies thrust upon the community have failed
aud b. discarded thus ias gained friends by every
trial conferred hcne nts the afflicted that they can
forge. and PRODUCED cures too numerous and too
| remarkable to h. forgotten.
We only thu public, that its quality Is care
uly kept up the hest it has been, and that il
be relied 10 for ,aer relief ell that has ever
done
Great numbers Of Ciergymen, Physiclana, Statesmen
and eminent persona have lent their names to certify
the unparalleled usefulness OF remedies but space
here will permit the insertion c them The Agents
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which they given; with also full descriptions Of the
complaints they
Those who require an Alternative medicine TO purify
the bleol will find Ayers Comp. Ext Sarsaparilla the
remedy to Try it once, and you will known its
value.
Prepared by ! c. AVER & Co Lowell, Mass and
sold nv Calvin G. Peck, Ellsworth, Me. 2me
Sold at whoit sale by NJ. +. Phillips Portland $.
Howes s. Co, Belfast ". l.. Alden Co., bangor
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Hunnewell's TOlu Anodyne

The real necessity of this splendid preparation was
twoiod. and well has it proved how this necessity
has been met. To have true and natural Optate
for cases of Loss of Sleep and Nervous Debility,
and 4nf-S pasm odfc for all Nemrdlgic, Rheumattsn,
Govt. Hy.teria. Paraiyttc ST. Titus Dance, as
an inward application swithout producing any of the
horrors bad effects of Opium, preparations of
Opium but preparation that, should 1t fail of
reaching the complaint would leave no stain of de.
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This preparation has the most unqualified confidence
confidence OF large numbers of Physicians. is cor
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with perfect confidence by all. free from every
species of quackery, and based on most perfect laws
In Materia Medica.
Ev-AstAina and Dipthcra have been radically
cured by the Anotyne, are among its greatpoints
JOHN L, IlUNNEWELL, FEorRIEToE.
Practical Chemist, Boston Mass.
E9-For sale by all dealers in medicine.
Sold by c q. PECK. Ellsworth Maine.
W. +. Phillips, IL II. Hay, and w. W.Whipple,
Wholesale Agents, Fortlahd. lm5
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The Castine Raid.

Capt. King, in command Of tac Castine
Battery under date Of March I'd writes to
the Wing and Courier, an explanation o.
the raid OH that battery last fall. We arc
glad that this mystery has at last been
cleared up. -.
What propose to say. and what will
probably interest your readers, is this
that the mystery is explained and con-
fessiOn has bccn made by the parties i'm
plicated, who'll understand are in arrest,
and awaiting action Of the "powers that
be-" The raid was an ernanatiOn from
the fertile brain Of the Sergeant in charge
Of the Post, assisted by three of his COM
RAIDS. The object to he accomplished does
not vet appear. The efficiency of the
Sergeant 40 a soldier is undoubted-
his gallant and successful defence of this
har6or against the attempted invasion Of
the cutter Mahsning. 1t appears by the
confession Of the man that the bullets were
all fred from revolver belonging to one
Of the parties-that the corporal dscharg-
ed the revolver through his cap himself, l
do not think he would have endangered
any brains if be had let the cap remain on
his head and that the blood on the fences
was taken from hen stolen from a neigh
hor living near. What the punishment
il any-will be Lam not advised,
We are much pleased with our. location,
and like Castine as do alistrangers. The
people are social, intelligent, refined, veal
thy and loyal---which are adjective qualit-
les enough for one town.
Ny men are eontented. and break in to
the routine Of a soldiers life quite readily.
The health Of the garrison is fair.
Your Ob't serv't,
CHARLES F. KING,
Captain, Commanding Post.
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A rare Chance for Good
Investment.

vTNHE subscriber now offers for sale bic dssesses
l. bic, business stand At "Sargsntvills.' -
Sedgwi
The property for sale comprises . gsod Avsll.
ing house rlcs.nn,ly situated. and basn 80.
nectcd by = building 'cvcuty feet long, IN which
is meal room, wash room, w9od house, eafsisee
hsuse. kc. A good AID onsesient sssrs ed
outbuiliings. A grist mill with TIVE russ u
stones AMI belt. A oommodious cooper sesp
and gu. building. wharf with two good baild.
ings on it, in one Of which 10 . sail isit. 4
G.h yard, fakes, buildings. boxes 40. 4 gssd
ship yard with It's buildings DC.
There is some 10 acres Of moving shd til1aee
under good cultivation, with some 10 yesag
fruit trees graited which noW bsars sbest =
bushels of apples; and ~ acres pAstursgs. 1As
above named property will be sold st . go
bsrpain-for the purchaser-an on cosy t4Sas.
Is believed tc be as good place for : aass ess-
orally. o. any in the courtyard for ssnyiaG
o tho "Fishine business" "Pogy oil lusiss0.
and clam bait bu.iness 10 believed to b he bss
in the county; some years taking 1900 - lSoo
bbl.. clam bait. A
Any one wishing to purchase sssS busl.sss
Stand, viii do we'll to call soon, exAMlAs pssnisel
and sec the sui Sc, iber.
sargentville, Dee. 1854 Su4s
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Economy and Safety
TRY Them.

YUNlIE undersigned have the right to make end
L sell Gilbert Richards Spark Arrsstse for
the town of Ellsworth.
This is one of the greatest inventions for Essno-
my and Safety that has been given the Psblie
for some time.
1t has been thoroughly tested Of late II this
County, and the testimony is, that BY their uss,
on stove with good draft, there 10 saving Of
opA> Thru Of the fuel.
On cooking stoves, their use In regulating ths
temperature of tho heat, Is Of great value.
There is safety in them. because they arrest
the sparks, an thereby efectuaiiy prevent Arss
from sparks from the chimney,
Those who have used Thorn, speak In ths high
est terms of their economy and safety,
In one town in this County scores hats beer
sold his winter.
Town rights, as well a. single ones for me- BY
R. A. 4 W. A, FRIEND, Brooklin.
For sale in Ellsworth, by
Ellsworth, Jan. :s,llss5. "'"-S
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Wood Land Sale.

vVNlIE subscriber is about having his valuable
il Wood land lying in the South Wess corner
of No. s, surveyed off in lots Of Twenty-Five
acres, for the purpose of disposing the same to
those who wish to avail themselves Of rare op.
portunty to secure u good wood lot. There 10
five hundred acres of this valuable land, and II
is within 81 miles of Union river bridge. There
is a good road within a short distance Of the
same. Some of il lie covered with : heavy
growth of Soft aud Hard wood, with . good
chance for bark on some portions Of II. Plans Of
the same will. he made, after tho survey, and the
sale will be private. Don't forget to secure .
good woodlot as another good an opportunity
will not soon offer. For sale cheap fos cash.
GEO. X. GRIFFIN.
Ellsworth, Dec. nth 1864. AZ
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nnrrx,s LAxplsa. Maroh ad. 1865.

GREENS LANDING. March Sd, 1865.
MxssRs SAWYER 4 BURa:
Herewith we submit the following report:
Cid. Feb. 2sth, sch Sayoy. Clark, fremont for
Boston; Vulcan, Hersey, Pembroke for Kittery
Navy Yard.
Al. March %, sch Regulator, Eaton, Little
Deer Isle to Green's Landing.
March eth
CID. 4th, Br sch Pigeon, Johuson, CORVALLIS,
N. S.. for Boston; Rising Sun, uamblin, for
Rockland.
Ar. 9th, rch Melinda, Jordan, Ducksport;
Rising Sun, Hambin, Kocklnnd.
Very respectfully,
GREEN 4 co.
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M A r. r. I II d.

Ellsworth-March LIST, by Rev. DR.. Tenncy,
Geo. A. Dyer. Eco. Register of Probate for Han
cock County, to II. Anna Wakefield Of Franklin.
9th inst, BY the same. John B. Frazier, Of
ca. a, .sth Me. Vols, to Miss Melissa J. Smith.
all Of Z.
sullivan--Feb. 22d, by W. r. McCrate. ESQ,
Capt. WIN. Rand CT GouldsbOro, to Mrs. Marian
Robins-n Of 5.
North Sedgwick-March I. by Rev. L. s. Trip
Mr.. Nathan T. Wilson to Miss Mary J. uansaomb,
ali Of 5.
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STATE OF MAINE,

Hancock ".-suprsms Judicial Court October
Term, 1864.
On the foregoing suit It 10 ordered by the Court
that notice Of the tendency thereof be given to
all persons interested. by publishing an attested
copy sof tho writ and this order thereon three
weeks successfully id the Ellsworth American. the
last publication to DO At least thirty days before
the next term Of this curt to be holds, at Ellis
worth, within and for the county of Hancock, on
the fsursA Tuesdry Of April nex:, that they may
thea and there appear and answer to the same ii
they think proper.
Attest, PARKER ". PERRY, Clerk.
true copy OF the writ and order Of Court thereon.
8 Attest, PARKER W. PERRY Clerk.
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STATE OF MAINE.

Hane. ok, ss.-suprems Judicial Court, October
Term, 1864.
On tns fis ling suit II 10 ordered BY the Court
that notice ot the tendency thereof be given to
sll persons interss cd, BY publishing an attested
copy Of tho writ and this order thereon three
weeks snoce.sively 10 the Ellsworth American
the last publication to be at least thirty days be
fore the nextterm Of this Court to DO holden at
Ellsworth, within and for the county Of Hancock
on tho fourth Tuesday Of April next, that they
may then and there appear and answer to thu
same If they think proper.
Attest, PARKER W. PERRY, Clerk.
A true copy Of the writ and order of Court thereon
8 Attest, PARKER W. PARRY, Clerk.
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To tho Honorable Justices Of the Supreme Judie-
iai Court next to DO holden at Ellsworth, with
in and Tor the County Of Hancock on tho fourth
Tuesday Of October, 1854.
~~ Mary S. Bixby Of Sullivan in said
U. S. } County Of Hancock, wife of Walter
stamp, Bixby now resident at Patuma in the
I SO, )County Of Sonoma, and State of Cali
{ A. W. J fornia respectfully shows that she was
Oct. 10 ) married to the said Walter Bixby, on
I 1864. >the 5th day Of October A. D. 1857, at
wv Nashua in tho State Of New Hamp-
shire, by the Rev. Henry Hill; that she and her
day of November, A. D., 1859, lived together as
husband and Afe in the town Of Monroe, County
of Waldo, and State Of Maine; that she has ever
been faithful to her marriage obligations; but
tho said Walter being wholly regardless OF the
same on or about the 18th day Of November,
D 1859, deserted your libelant, wherefore your
libelant believes that it would be reasonable and
proper, conducive to domestic harmony and con-
sistent with the peace aAd morality Of society
that u divorce from the bonds Of matrimony be-
tween her and her said husband should be de-
creed by this Court, and your libelans prays that
such divorce may DO granted; that the custody
Of Carrie 4. Bixby o minor child Of herself and
her said husband may DO decreed to her during
the tendency of this libel spl afterwards. and
that such other deorees and orders may be made
by the Court as justice may require. Dated at
Ellsworth aforesaid this 10th day of October. A.
D., 1864. MARY 5. BlABf.
Hancock, ss.-suprsms Judicial Court, October
Term, 1864.
Upon the foregoing libel che Court order. that
notice Of the pendsney Of the same DO given to
the libeles therein named, BY publishing an at
tested copy Of said libel and Of this order there
on, three weeks excessively in the Ellsworth
American, the last publication to be at least
thirty days before the next term of this Court te
he holdon At EllsvOPth. within and for the County
Of Hancock, on the fourth Tuesday Of April mex
that said libelec may then and there appear, ant
answer the said libel, and show cause if any the,
have, why the prayer thereof should not be grant
cd.
Attest, PARKER ". PERRY, Clerk.
A true copy Of the libel rnd order thereon
8 Attest. PARKER ". PENNY, Clerk
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Admr. of LEo'D j.


T.
Hancock, S. supr' me Judicial Court, October Term,
1864
On the foregoing Petitioner 1t is ordered by the
Court that notice of the pcndency thereof be given
to all persons interested, by publishing an attested
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American, the
last publication to be at least thirty days before the
next term of this Court TO be holden ut Ellsworth,
within and for the county of Hancock, on the fourth
Tuesday of April next, that the heirs mentioned
therein and all other persons interested may appear
and show cause why the prayer Of the Petitioner
should not be granted
Attest. PARKER W. PERRY, Clerk.
true copy ofthe petition and order of Court thereon
"A Attest, PARKER W. PERRY. Clerk.
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At n Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth within al
for the County of Hancock, tn. fourth Wednesday Il
February, A. d. 1865
TOllN &. UOyEY, Administrator Of the estate Of
81 Abel Hovey late Of Gor,dsboro, IN said County,
deceased having pres nied his first account Of Admins.
trail ion upon said estate for Probate:
Ordered-That the said Administrator gives notice
10 ali persons interested by causing copy Of this
order Published three eks successfully in the Eli
worth American printed in Ellsworth. that they may ~
pear at Probate Court be holden At Ellsworth In said
county the fourth Wednesday Of April next, At ten
Of the clock in the forenoon and shew any
have, why the should not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Atruecopy,-Attest,
n GEO A. DYER, Register.
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Alta Court OF Probate holden At Ellsworth, within and
for the County of Hancock, the fourth Wednesday Of
February, A d. 1865:
nANIEL NJ. ALLEN, Executor Of tho 1ael win and
testamcn. of Jonathan Alien, late os osdgWisk. in
said County, deceased having esented bic nss account
of Administration upon said estate for probate.
\ Ordered-That The said Executor give notice
to AFT person. Interested, by causing . copy Of this
order to he published three weeks successfully In the
Ellsworth American printed, at Ellsworth, that they may
appear Probate Court be hem at BiuehiI 10 sah
county, the fourth Wednesday Of July nett as ten
of the clock In the forenoon and shew cass, any they
have, why the same should not be allowed.
PARKER rUCR. Judge.
true eopy-Atest
IN GEO, A, DYER. RoRi0eePs
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Special Notices.
Acknowledgement.

. Tho undersigned would gratefully acknowledge
the receipt OF Sis on tho evening Of Feb. LIT,
from the hands of noble hearted people in sursy.
The people gathered from oil parts Of tho town
and Of every religious name, and seemed to en-.
joy the occasion; and the evening passed on pleas
antly and proitably, especially to the undersign
ed, WV. J. WILSON,
SEDELI A. WpssS.
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At Court Of Probate holden Ellsworth, within and os
the County of Hancock on the thu psth Wednesday
Of February. A. +. 1865.
nLlVE CUOMBS. Guardian Of Frances n. Ceonbs.
minor and child Of Benjamin Coombs, late Of Cas-
tine, in said County deceased having presented her
count OF Ouardia ship upon said estate fur Psbate:
Ordered,--That the said Guardian give notice n
all by causing copy ofths order To be
published three weeks successfully In the Ellsworth Ao
lean printed at Ellsworth, that they may sppeO Ct
Probate Court TO be held at Ellsworth In eaM county
the fourth Wednesday of April next At ten Of The clock
forenoon ard shew caus, II any they have, why the
same should not be allowed,
6. PARKER TUCK, Jsdss
true copy,-Attest:
n GEO. A. DYER, Regieoef