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Probate n Offices.

f'The sdhscrher hereby gives public notice all
l ccrIied, that he has been duly appointed and has
taken upon himsell the trust of Administrator of the
estate OF
FREDERIC c. IlOWES, late Il OLA ID,
in the Co. Of Hancock. deceased by giving hord
as the law directs he therefore requests all persons
who aTe indebted to the deceased's estate make in
mediate payment, aud those who have any demands
thereon to exhibit tho same for settlement.
EDWARD SWAZEY.
Bucksport, April %, 1866. oil
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ARMY and NAVY
Claim AGENCY.
w T. q ii ID uadlOCk,

tHttTW VtttfHt
will collect at Government rates.
I'Pehsions for all officers soldiers aud seanen
disabled by wounds or sickness contracted
while in the L. :. service.
sI-Pensions Back Pay, Bounty and Prize Money
for widows, children and heirs Of officers, sol
diers and seamcn.
e Pensions, Back Pay and Bounty for dependent
mothers and sisters Of deceased officers, sJl-
diers add seam u.
It bounty and Pay due all Of ,ers, soldiers anu
seamen.
- Bounty for all soldiers wounded In the service.
II Bounty for the widows or children Of all SOL
diers killed in the service who enlisted for
nine month or less.
Pension Certificates and Treasury Certificates
Cdvhfi at our ollce.
OGte opposite tie x .Jiason House, NAM STREET.
IL BUChSPORT, Ne.
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Great nov, OF brilliant aehieyemo mt arriving i"m
every quarter. Heads that most furiou>y rebel u
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rom gray, sandy or elarins red, are everywhere
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featured b, j. CrlSrNpoEu, Ma. Astor House, Ne"
York. sold b! Druggists. Applied by all Hair brts-
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Al Court of Pr hate held Ellsworth within and for
the '-unty Of Hancock, on the third wednesday oi
June A. is65
" lLLAkp lREWokGY, Administrator upon the
W estate of L"yi TrcworgY. htr Of SuFry in said
eoanty, deceased, having presented his second
IT Administration upon said estate Tor PROBATE;
Orferod,
That the sal. almi.. traitor gye notice to all persons
interested, by causing copy Of is order Ia be publish
ed three We rs ssyeY the Ellsworth American,
printed a, Ellsworth, that they may appear Probate
Court 70 he held at Eis@ Ii. in s4i county. on the
first Wednesday Of AnEl St next, at ten Of the clock
in the forenoon, and shrw cause, i any they have, why
tho same sleuI be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Julgc.
A true copy --Attes
81 g.. \ DYER, Register.
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A SINGLE BOX OF BRANDRETH's

A SINGLE BOX OF BRhNDRETH'S
PILLS contains more vegetable extractiyc matter
than twenty boxes of any pills in the world besides
Gtty-fivc hundred physicians them in their prac
tcc t. the exclusion OF all other purgatiyes. The
first letter Of thevaiuc is yet scarcely appreciated
When they are better known sudden death and con-
tInued sickness will be of the past. Let those who
know them speak right out in their favor. 1t is II
duty whielI will save life
Our racr subject TO a redundancy Of sitiltcd
bile AT this season, and it Is dangerous it is
prevalent; but BIHndrcths Pills afford invaluable
and efficient protection. BY their occasional Use we
prevent the co lection of these impurities, which,
when in sufficient quantities, cause so much danger
to the boly'- health. They cure liver complaint
dyspepsia, loss of appetite, pain in the head, heart
burn pain in the brcastbonc, sudden faintness and
costteness. Sold by all respectable Dealers Ia Med
iCiHcs. 1msife
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d I ED.

Bucksport-lTtb inst, Col. Jam es D. Parker
aged II years. lie was most esti mablo man.
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At a Court % Probate holden at Ellsworth within and for
the County of Hancock, the third Wednesday
ri june, A.. I. 1865.
Join l. MOOR, Administrator upon the estate OF
~ Gee" H. Cox, late Of Amherst, in said County, de-
ccasvd having presented his second account Of admins
tratan upon sid estate FIR Probate:
rtd,That the said Administrator rive notice To
all persons Interested by etusur copy oftls to
published three weeks sueces-ively in the Ellsworth Amer
printed Ellsworth, that they may appear ut
ir hate Court to lie held at Ellswetit i'll said county
the first Wednesday, Of August next At ten of the ccL
forenoon, and slow caus if any they have, why tn,
sanr should not be allowed
PARKER TUCK, Judge
A true cOpy,--Attcst:
FL GEO. 4. DYER, Register
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Dated at Ellsworth June Sd, 1865,

At Cour, Of Probate holden Ellsworth within and fol
the County of Hancock, On the third "edhes'y Of
June A. d. 1855.
On the foregoing petition ordered That the petition
er give notice to all persons interested by causing
copy Of the Petition and Order OF Court thereon" De pun
hd three weeks successfully inthe Ellsworth American
printed in Ellsworth in said county, that they may ap
pear at Probate Court TO be holden at Ellsworth, II
said county, or the first Wednesday al August eA' AZ
ten O'Clock ia the forenoon and s,ew cause, il any they
have, why The prayer OF said petition should not ht
granted. fAhhhn loNh, '"ose'
Attest: -GEo. A. DYER, Register
true copy VI the petition aud order of Court thereon
aIc $50, \ pYtK. Register.
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Notes of all tile denominations named wilt b
Promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions,
The Notes of this T-rd Series are precisely simi.
lar In form and privileges to the Seven. Thlrties
already sold, except that the Government reserves
to tof the option Of paying Interest In gold coin At
per cent, INSTEAD of : 3;ioths In Currency. Sub.
scribers will deduct the interest In currency up to
July 18th, at the time when they. subscribe.
TIL delivery Of the notes Of this third series Of
the ssvtnthirtcs win commence the LIST Of june
and viii be made promptly and continuously aftcs
tina, date.
The slight change made In the conditions Of this
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter Of interest.
The payment in gold, II msde, will be equivalent to
the currency interest of the higher rate.
The rc.drn TO specie payments, III the event Of
which only will the option to pay Interest IN Gold
be avaled Of, would 30 reduce and cqualize prices
that purchases made with six per cent. In gold
would be fully equal to those made with seven and
treetenths per cent. In currency. This Is
Tho Only Loan In Market
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To the Honorable Parker Tuck Judge of Probate, for tie
County Of Hancock;
I>REEMAN BUTLER OF ;.astbrook, in llnncock Coun-
ty represents that Dec. 26.h, A. D. 1861, Charles
Jarvis late OF Ellsworth, in said county by his written
bond by him signed alcd and delivered to said Butler
bound and obliged himself his heirs, executors and AS
signs On certain conditions, named in said bond, to be
performed by said Butler, to wit: the pay mtnt ot note
for hundred and tws MY five doars and interest," dai-
ed said Dec 20 o6i and payable to said Jarvis or Or
der to convey by deed of warranty to said Butler the
haf Of the lot of land situate on the Bangor
road in said Ellsworth, aud being in occupation OF zen
Potter And said Butter represents that he has pad to
Everhard H. Greedy the of said note aud interest
since the decease said Jarvis and he asks that said
Greedy no is administrator the goods and estate OF
said Jarvis may he duly authorized aud empowered 20
make execute and DELIVER to him, or to Allen A. Potter
To whom he has sold his interest in said bond good
warranty deed Of said premises, as is provided in the
bond OF said Jarvis before referred to,
FREEMAN BUTLER.
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Na Court Of Probate h5'a at llssnrih, within and for
the Coua,g al flHc5es, 81 the tt'rl Wednesday Of
juur, u. istj.
On The fres4i.4- petition, Orieref-!hl, the petition
or Civ notice To u l'9rs,fI- 1ttr,st hs CAUSING copy
Of liz PCT ton aud order II curt thereon, u be puh
lSIti three week, successfully in the Ellsworth Amcti-
can, printed at Ellsworth III said couutyi that they my
appear At Probate Court be hald vi -wea ia Ia said
uty, tite trst elu,llY OF August next, at tau
ocik the forenoon, and >h.W c.iIsi aal titg have,
why the prayer OF sad petition should granted.
FARMER TT OK, Judge ,
Attest iso 4. DYRg Register.
true cory Of The petition uni order Of Court thereon.
III Attsst+-ti e. \. prER, Il -gister.
II the Hos Pa kr Tuck, Judge Of Probate of Wills &c.
within and fIr the County OF llaeaek.
Il He I'tsoHan representation Of Eil ,bcth A.loh
aiuuistgl'jN upon HE ostvte VI Daui1 johnson,
late Of beer Isle, deceased, huulhY sheg Tia - tta the
goods eli ut-s belonging 10 The aid decetseds
ate, sufficient by the thousand d.
lars to the just debts which the si se4s ii
the OF his death; she sl-rture prays tbs, your
Honor would grant her license sell part II the re-
estate Ut said ceased, th't she may Ia enable TO sat
isfy tie -a,I debts with incidental CHARGES.
EiIXtHhTH 4. JOHNSON.
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At Court OF Probate held Ellsworth within and foi
the County OF Hancock, on the third Wednesday o
June, A. u. 1860.
On the foregoing Petition, Ordered-ThattheP Petition
give notice To all pcrsols interested, by causing
cory the petition and order of Court thereon to be PM
shet three weeks excessively in the Ellsworth Amer
lean, newspaper printed in Ellsworth that they may a
pear Probate Court to be held AT Ellsworth, in said
county, the first Wednesday of August next, at tel
O'Clock in the forenoon, and shew if any they have
why the prayer of said petition should not he granted
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attcst-Gto A. DYER, Register.
true copy Of the petition and order Of court thereon.
24u Attcst-GEo A. by kR, Register
, 1865-04-13
HENS.

james Boyd, q soldier stationed at Pied
mont+ " W., shot and Immediately killed
another-soldier named John Reller, Ths
next day be was taken By the indignant COM
1ades ottReilty ard hung.
Henry 4. Wise recently said that If Lee BE-
came dictator, he had Tor him the dagger Of
Brutus. fut up your Dagger, Brutus, you
don't NEED it,
SIrs. Mary Il. c. Booth. wife of Sherman
M. Booth, OF Milwaukee. and lady OF good
literary reputation, died in New YORK on
Tuesday o'ning, She has been In Europe
for several years. and returned but recently.
It is pretty evident that Lee, Beau1egard>
and Ha,dee, haVe little regard for iheir
wtves. Each OF these gentlemen has pro-
claimed In speeches and through the press
that no lady would be tafe if the Yankees
got possession Of the sunny land" Yet
when Butler took possession Of that city;
Hardec left his wife in Savannah under the
same circumstances, aud noH Lee follows
suit.
Napoleon hae determined to name street
The Princess Of wales proposes to supply
England with another Pflnce-or Princsss-
the coming summcr.
Wall street singing The long metre doxo1o-
IT is sign that gold will reach the ''Old
Hundred" In short metre.
An old codgcr says the pEoplo Of Chicago
oil mad Lhe Jcllef lever On NJ jnu4T.
It is said that through the death Of North
umnerland. Queen Victoria has two vacant
garters. Why don't she put them on then
*tDoctor, Tant yo1 to prescribe for me-"
The doctor fee e1s her pulse. "There Is moth
ing The matter, maj dame.; you only need
rest" Nov, DOCTOR, just look at my
| tongue just look at it :; look at it now, say,
| what does that need ?" I think that needs
rest, too." Exit madam IN a sta*e Of great
| excitement.
| New England does not eeud q single Cop
], perbead as Representative to the next Con-
4; E1ess.
/ St. Anthony, MIMI, elected Republican
city officers fvr the first time, on Tuesday
last. The city has always heretofore been
i poor hen in Vermont Was buried five
I weeks under o hay nov, without fo3d nr
! water- She was quite emac:ated when found,
! but is now pickl1g up in hen.l,ke manner.
| i Ctnncct cut man has Invented wa 'ch
| which IL simpler in It's mechanism than o.1i-
nary watches, and will run Ss7 days with
once winding.
, 1865-04-13

. .---
a sad accident happened III Logan county.
ky:, few days ago. At an assemblage oi
Indies and gentlemen, amop. other frivolous
entertainments, the company amused them
telyes " tnapplng an old empty: pistol at
each other. When dinner MAS announced the
ristol WIS care1ess1yIaid aside. During the
absence Of the company little boy put d load
in it, perhaps not knowing what use had been
made IF it. When tho ass~mblage returned
flom the dining 1oom the pistol was found
where 1t had been left. 0ne Of the gentle
men picked it up and snapped 1t several
times at one Of the ladies'. He then said lie
Wou t'y Miss Oily: He piayfn'iy rEkcsted
the pistol from the hand Of one Of the COM
pany, took deliberate. aim at her head, and
pulled the trigger. But, shocking to rela,e,
thls time It fired. the bail taking effect ahoYe
the eye, killing her ins'autly. fhe actors Of
this drama are people Of the first respecta-
billtY. The unfortunate young ladY-Miss
Olivia, daughter Of Mr. James D. Browning
was in the bicom Of youth, and appears 10
have been d general iavo,ite, aud her praise
ts upon tverybody's lips. The gen 'ieman
Whost thongbliessnessh has filed Gouse with
mourning, neigbborhood With regret, aud
his Own bosom with remorse, is Mt. Joseph
Roberts. Let this be another lesson to recg-
less people who tritle with firearms.
, 1865-04-13

UNITED STATES c1Rcu1T CouRr-l8zfor< Jud1es
D6eis and Drsznnond. -. Lee county
Iowa. Application for mandamus. The nrgu~
ment In this case vas concluded. Decision was
reversed,
SUPERIOR Counr-Bsfore Judge Hlggtns.-The
Chicago South Br,uch Dock Company Va. George
W. Dub1ap apseurylvor. Verdict for defendant, and
motion for new trial by plaintiff.
3. +: Carver ct al. for she use Of CoddinGton
. billings. vsLucius B. BOOMER This Il an &C.
ton to recover $525 upon due bill. payahis in
god: III deienaant blended the general issus
ton involved Is, whether one member Of the
nzn can 30 release partnership debt. The case
b;io,e Judge cary-narie wegleaner against
GROUND Of aesertion. y,
Martha a. Petrte W. Henry Petric. An appeal
from The order Of eonmttDeat ior sontempt vas
s0sd ppe 1Gpa "a q h ss GsoEs G
from the custody Of tht Sheriff:
so,on cH.nmin ss It al. rs D. o. Dickinson It als.
AZ 10 ss M - er nroer nq a e.
prtVt nj the conplatnAnts fEoul collecting jude
lcut oeta,ned asalust D. .. Dickinson, amounting
c1ncUiT counr.-Not in eeesiou.
II. c. Childs "a. Illinois Afutnll Fire Insurance
Conpsns-Bsll for specific performance o. con.
pn 81 mt It
at Wheaton, Illinois
Carlton Drake u. Msry E. Drake. BIZ for d.
vorce filed. Thc pctision alleges deserton since.
1esS.
ra. sa e.: Gt{ & %1 anaG,,t ~ " H.
iica Mnnnnai, vi t;t,po ~, KIN o1
connrmH9iopt unieF 1t age Br1ufz-aIcb
e., Wedoi. Ger filed his bond as guardian Of Franz
Hk RncoxnSn Wne1 c"nsrN8s'ort %1s .,zax Fan Bu,<n
crsaa oio'nea h'enel' t. ""' A'cAel' o''ofee oe"
9bn,,,. ~ .o~,,1 ~. :Jc,,,a 70 No-+o, na.
y, - sueuas " 49, ~. 1'oa ten s'' osA8 "'@'oA"' N
c1ee o. divorce. .,.. ~ w ,,.,o. no-
Insisuna Ae7et againss 'oaa W. Aleses' NE
Ws1s ~ at;tTnrj ,r5,ctad FIR 1o,cenv sous nro,,
.equt entered.
Chrlst1tn Hart indicted for rece1V1n. eto1cn
7sns tns,ia.ce faT ,arerpy n,e,aed
eull.J. Sentence was suspeuded.
Julia 4 Wiley against William Wiley II this
case divorce is asksd on The Ground o. aEunksn. @
9ess Gnnt4 fne waving IS oe'ns Rp'zuea oe'oF' 'ae
.1re,1, ,-,rE-A en,,oue fresk or nature
Losos NA1osaa .sua,s. sutous - 81 ~. 1sr.an
Was ehown abont three weeks ago IL the person
OF one Of the progeny Of SOW belonging to Mr.
, 1865-04-13

L. L . fAPHlt MILES Aa 1UQOW6 ID Tue H.
ldntle Atoasthly for April:
peculiar Lind Of grit, not falling under
any Of The special expressions hare noted,
yet pnrtaking IN some degree Of all, Is Illus
lratrd N the character OF Lieu&epant General
Grant. Without an atom Of pretension or
rhetoric, with none OF the external ktgus Of
energy and intrcpidity, making no parade of
the lmmorab1e purp1se. iron nerve, and a.
lent, ene1ratipg Intelligence God has put
INTO him, his tranquil greatness Ia hidden
from the superficial scrutiny behind cigar,
as Pres dent Llnculn's is behtnd ike.
With anybody tai, 5 to conx, cajole, over
awe, trowbca', OF deceive Lincoln, The Presi-
dent nurses his 1tg. and Is reminded Ut d
story when anybody tries the eame game
with Grant, the Gtneral listens and smokes.
If you try to whecdle out Of hi1n his plans
ior q campaign, he stolldIJ smokes :. ii you
call him an inlbeciie and b.underer, he
blandly lights another cigar; If you praise
him as the g,eatest Genera living. be placid
" RETURNS the puff from lis tegalia Yad il
you tell him he should run for The Prcsi-
dency, 1t dots not disturb the eQuanipitv
with which he inhacs and cxhalcs the insu6-
stnntial vapor which typitles the politicians
promises While you a'e wondering what
Kind Of ma1 this creature without tongue
is, you ne suddenly electrified with the news
q ct some splendid victory, proving tha. be-
hind the c,gas. and behind the face diacharg-
cd OF a1l tell-to1e expression, is the best brain
to plan, and the strongest heart to dare
among thu Generals Of the Republic.
, 1865-04-13
OF. the musket is ltkcly to again echo around
-thpef rocka at MI diatAnk duY unless the old

Of the musket is likely TO again echo around
those rocks at NJ distant duy unless the old
FARRALloSE EGO coMPANr
compromise with him and his party aud hire
them to 1eaye th IN in undisturbed posse asion,
The fishing grounds, whence the largest part
Of tue supply of fresh fish {salmon excluded
for cur markets are obtained, lay near these
rocks
Ruf to come more home. Just opposite to
!. Gift Hnnse, where Ess sitting; and not
more thap 100 or 500 fee. distant, rise num-
btr OF high, jagged peaks OF rock IRON the
deep ocean, and here The most wonderful
feature Of the strange scene befo'e u5 Is man-
itested. These rocks are covered from the
wxtes's edge up to their very SUBMITS s!y
leo feet III air, with sea lions-Span1sh Lo.
6as d. Aariaa, literally
EVOLVES OF THE SEA-"
or seals, as they are sometimes called, who
# tn only their two great fltppe's {nstead Of
legs. and 3 tail which is Spit as to serve
as sort Of third 1ipper CT foot. spring
-out Of the water, barking like so manG
wolves on the desert, and jumping FIRM crag
to crng manage to shin It up the rocks with
ne ae1lltyn not the grace Of squirrels. Thess
strange fnr covered denfzens Of the deap, are
Of all sizes, f,om the young one resembling
IN stature house dog to
r. "oLD BEN BuTLER,"
the monster OF the herd, whose weight Is
estimated at 600 1bs. Their color is from
deep brown to dull gray, sometimes mot
tied slightly, but generally uniform over the
whole animal. They live on fish, and stem
to pass The time about equally between diving
FIJI length on the rocks IN The sunshine,
mctimes forty or fifty In lump together,
and ta'sing their heads BY shooting out their
flexible nccks Ike m extension penholdtr,
and bowling at each other and everybody
else In the world in
TERRIFIC CHORUS.
The w1istlipg Of d passing tug or steamer,
or the firing OF q Eun will send dozens Of
them sp1ashipg Oft the rocks into the water
IN IN instant, but they all 60 back again IN
few mfLutes. Their eyes are large, brown
and wondrous1y beautiful, and with Il com
mon oresa glass one can see that they regard
you from time to time with fixed starr, ,b-tok-
en1ng curiosity as to what manner Of creature
you may be. Tney evidently look upon your
presence 60 near the Fairgrounds Of their race
'mperttne nee, which they would res.nt If
you were worth the trouble. Down to the
southward few hundred yards on the beach,
NJ BILE Vesst3 }Ey wrecked, and halt buried
in The sand, tom. wrenched and twisted into
every eoncetrsele shape BY the mighty
i E'ses far cn ds55s &C. sase ssero Aasa M
one hundred Jarda from thc present line OF
surf. Ranchmen from tho southern end Of the
peninsula were bnsy carrying otf such articles
as had 1oatcd away from the main wreck, and
gang Of Chinese coolies, the most expert
lard at work demolishing the wreck. For
an hour ] Eat In silence gazing on the scene
before me, scene well worth d trip to Cali
1ornia to enjoy, and then after hearty break
fast. for which the ocean breeze had given me
noble appetite, mounted ms hors', aud fol-
, 1865-04-13
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Wyoming. Glasgow, and others--that cane
In last winter and took thousands of acres,
have certainly made big strike.
In my next may speak more definitely Of
what Is doing at partien}ar poi~ts. such as
Be:hune, Thomasvllie, Chatham, Oil Springs,
Ing en- more thoroug b and systematic scate.
Very truly rpurg OBSERVER
, 1865-04-13

Th1rc las been for some time psst IN assq-
: citation in existence in Montreal, Z. w., to
rescue the St. Adams raiders. II is compos-
ed of young men, who, in order to know each
other, wear in their hatbands piece Of fcath-
er, scarcely perceptib1e. Fhe raiders having
tcen discha1ged;T their work ia ended, and
: they are about to dfsbapd.