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SPECIAL NOTICE.
--latest from the Front.

--latest from The Front
Dispatches just received bring the sad intelligence
that two Fine Young Cavaliers, whose three years
VIII be up in Jaly next, are actually pining away,
ekng out a miserable existence, for want of some
lady correspondents. So. Ladies, please drop few
lines, and receive bona fIde, dashing letter from
FRED. CROFToN, or Edwin BELMONT, Co. H, 4lh Del
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via Washington, ID. C.
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HunncWells Tolu Anodyne.

The real necessity of this splendid preparation was
twofod, and well has it proved how this necessity
has been met. TO have "A true and natural Opiate
for al of Loss of sleep, and Nervous Debility,
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Sold by G. q. PECK, Ellsworth, Maine.
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Wholesale Agents, Portland lm3e
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-10-20

THE n. Y. Mercantile Journal is a
large metropolitan newspaper ''dc,otcd to
the interests of the city and county mer-
chants" THIS Journal is brim full of jast
such information as the merchant and the
country traders need. 1t is published
weekly by the Mercantile Journal Co.."
at $500 per annum, at Q Franklin Square
New York. None but firms of the best
standing are allowed to advertise in this
paper. The rates of advertising are $500
per line for one year.
CorFEE-The coffee tree is an ever
green shrub, native of Arabia. 1t grows
to the height Of from to 90 feet, and is
grown from the seed. 1t commences to
bear at two years old. The total annual
product of the world is placed at six hun
dred and seventy-two million pounds
Half OF this is produced in Brazil. About
80, 900 tons come from Java and Summa-
ira; 10000 tons from Ceylon and $4,000
tons from st. Domingo Germany is first
in the list of consumers and the United
States stands next on the roll.
New MusIC.-Just published by Horace
Waters. 45i broadway New York TOO
late to Marry" words by W, II. Bcllamy,
music by Il. Sidney Pratten. 1.-The Mar
tyr of Liberty" in memory of President
Lincoln. poetry and music by James G.
Clark Give me Honest Friends and
True" soughy Henry Tucker. A Maid
en- for Sale" scrio-comi song as sung
by Tony Pastor. Words Ivy J. Henry
Hayward, niusic by \. pispcchcr.
INTERNAL RrvEHUE OF New ENGLAND.
The interna! revenue taxes assessed in
New England for the year ending June
80 1868, was S1.5522. $50. This was di
yidcd as follows Maine, $'2,625,22229 n.
Hampshire, 81 ..JsJ,S00; Vermont. 81
009, sl3: Massachusetts. Sl!3 1888; Il.
Island, sl,9S5.6il; Connecticut, $7,5.jS,-
go. The Boston Congressional districts
gave, the third, (or Rice's,) S5,993, 3'S and
the fourth tor Hoaper's,) 50, i0l .65l.
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u | Il ID.

Elswoftn--u or lith, fre4erieN E., SON o.
Chas, B. and Annette Moaley aged yrs, and
mos.
lIaucock-oet. lOth, Rachael g. Pomroy, widow
of John Poinroy Of Hancock, aged 30 yrs ana
days,
Trcn;on-Scpt. llth inst, Mrs, Madia Foster,
aged q !ears.
Thus, tho Good Samaritan" dieth ard the
pc pie mourn.
Eluehili--uct l;th, Of Consumption, after ar
illness o. neatly 5 months, Rev. James Gilpat-
RIGS, aged Ga yrs. and lG mos
lie was for mere than forty years an able mia
lister If the gospel aad died he had lived
trusting in the merits lh,t cru fel Savieu ,
whom he had often held up before lis fellow
man as the only hope of lost sinners. ''Blessed
are the dead who due in the Lord. Yea smith Il e
Spirit that they may r,st from their lab anC
their works do follow them" j. +. h.
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Special Notices.

t. WHOM IT NAY CoxcEFs - lr3ere1s, W. have, dur
ug the pr, hrrc yc4ls soi yls qua ttes Of the "o'
derlu household X emrdy,
PLANTATION BITgEHs,
for the eur, Of Dyspepsia. u St1m ch. Iea ache.
Pain "a the side, Heartburn, feverish Lips &c &c.
Ihi,
Hhers4s no instance has come to knowledge
wherein PLANTATION have nat given perl-e, and
cuniTlrc satisfaction a1d,
Hhcreas believe PLANTATION iI'rE.s 10 be great
National and family Blessing now IT, ercfhfe, is Re-
Sofrcd that viii cI,-iule to maize PLANTATION Brr
rsRs AMI dispense theIH 10 suffering fellowmen
tlat'gs all preserve III ir perfectly pure NaHiJr'A
and manufacture III, with the .aic,t care and that
g. wii by every means in olr plw'c, pals 10 the
whole world tn glad liass " have found III pLANrA
BrTrERs sure, perfect Remedy fr Dyspepsia and
Is aN ill train Of nj ;Itinare iise SIS.
Wiur,s onr haul and seal, p. II. DRAKE, CO.
New Ora Guy, 1853 3wI0 e.. e,
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NorlcG OF roREcL lsunE.


Whereas, James NJ. s'mith OF Eastbrook, lien.
| cock County and State Of Maine, by his deed of
mortgage dated Sep. 2ist, 1869, and recorded y
Honsock, Registsy Of Deeds. vol. II, psxs se1'
conveyed to George p. osgood 81 Ellsworth.
County aforesaid, certain piece or lqtcel Of
land sitRated in said Ellsworth and bounded and
described as follows, 10 wit :-beginGins at Z
stake on the easteIfy side Of the road leading ~
Halls mills. thence running northerly ten rods,
| thence southeasterly four reds aud two feet.
thence southwesterIy ten rods to the road afoFsi
said thence northcrIy on said road four tpM md
two feet to the place Of beginning,-to sccpfp VA
payment of seven certain notes therein described
Said osgood thereafter BY IN ,ass;gnment dated
Tune 2Ctb, lsG2, and recorded 10 llsnoock Regis.
md notes to N. 4. joy Of said Eiliworth,.. Tie
conditions of said mortgages have been broken
and have,not been fulfilled, and claith fore:
closure of the same and Civ: this notice accord.
i ingly.
r..,-s ~ -. N. A. JOY.
Ellsworth, Oct. 8, 1865. Sw3S
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-10-20
Fl. A. Society.

A .NEET'I.vST Of fso Hancock .7gr!-
"A cultural Scoie 4, is hereby notified to be
held at Ellsworth, Nov. Iuth, at 10 O'Clock, A. N.
A full attendance is earnestly desired, as some
important changes in the Constitution, are pro-
posed so that an assessment can DO made, if de-
sired The society having become "fxed" ms
titution, and in Furnishing and healthy condi-
ton, such n meeting is demanded to provide for
its future operations and usefulness.
Will not the members, one and all, attend
Bv order of the Executive Committee.
SAMUEL WATSON, Scc'y Ii, A. s.
Ellsworth, Oct. l6, 1860. 40
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Shipping Nous.

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GEEES LANplNG,
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We herewith report:
sid 81. schr ~cua,o,, Donzey, Ellsworth for
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Whereas, Martha A. tarDum, of BltebilI. ~
the 9Th day Of August. a. D. 1s64,., BY her decd
of mortgage conveyed to US, the undersigned. .
certain lot Of land situated in Bluehill, b, undsd
nor'herly by land of Ecmuel Peters. Esq.. easter.
ly by lands. of Elisha Friend. ssutheriy by the
road, and westerly by land of q. W. CsndsEs.
containing forty acres more or less. said def 4 10
duly recorded in Hancock County Registry, Vol.
1872 Page %. and the condition Of said mortgage
having been broken, we hereby claim ~ tpiecioss
the same.
FANNY W. SANDS
HANNAH r. SANDS,
JANE II. SANDS.
3wS9 By j. A. DEANE, their Att'y.
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We invite the attention Of CIR readers. when Wis
ting Boston, To the large and well selected stock OF
Boots and Shoes for Ladies' and Gentlemen,
at the store of II. f. MOSELEY q Co., Summer
street, which they Offer at the lowest cash prices
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M n. II II e d .

Ellsworth Oct 18th, by the Rev. 5. Tenney 4,
Mr.. George C, uagartby anu Miss Clara c. Ca. :
ter, both of Surry.
Gouldsboro--s th inst by K. VI. Sargent, ESQ,
Capt. David NJ. Rice, and Abbie P. Stevens both
of Gouldsboro.
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OUR rsUTUis. E'.ssENc.

7. 3. PETERSON 4 BROTHERS, Philadel.
pLia will pub i.ll from advance sheets on Novcm-
her l:h "0ut MuTuAL FRIEsn,' Charles Dick.
ems New Novel, complete and unabridged, with
all the illustrations to match tiair previous
editions of this popular Author. Writings. We
predict for "Our Mutual Friend" very generous
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N Office OF FORECLOSURE.

nv UIICE UT FUNECDUSUN NE.
William Lit'leGela, Gy his deed pf mortgage
dated July ~, l'ta, and recorded At Hancock
County Registry, Vol rs, page 4s6, having COR
veyed to me one half of a part of the homestesd
farm in Castinc, Lately occupied BY him. bounded
northwos'eily by the highway, northeasterIy by
land Of j. Henry Emerson, sou.hwestciiy by land
Of William B. Wrbhet, southeasterly by tho riY.
er. and the condition Of said mortgage having
been broken, CAIN foreclosure thereof.
c. J. ABBOTT, Trustee.
Castinc, September, 25tb, 1865. 3w37
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cerned. II ut he has been duly appointed and has
ken upon himself the of Administrator l the
estate Of
BYRON r. ARNOLD. late Of Orland,
in the Co Of Hancock mariner, deceased, by giving bond
the lazy drect he therefore request all who
indebted the said deceased estate to make immediate
payment. and those who have any demands thereon,
exhibit the same for settlement
JOHN CONNER.
oT!aai, sept. Z, 1865. So
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At Court of Probate holden at Bu"ksrort, within and
for the County of Hancock on tho third Wednesday
of September, A. y. 1855.
ISAAC S. osgooi & ais administrators upon the
tate OF Geo Stevens late of Eueiil, in said County
dec easchaNng presented their "a account OF admin
ist alton upon suid estate fr Probate:
Ordered-fhat the said Administrators give notice
thereof to all persons Interested, by causing copy Of tins
order to he pubshet three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the
Ellsworth Amer lean printed in Ellsworth, that they
may appear Mt PJolate Court to be holden at 3 ne
hill, on the first Wednesday, of Nov, next. at ten Of
the clock u the forenoon, aud shew II any they
have VIII The same should not tc allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge,
A true copy,-Atteat:
39H GEO. A. DYER, Register.
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Probate N Offices.

To the Hos Parker Tuck Judge Of The Court of Probate
within and for the County OF Hancock.
nLIVE Coombs, OF Castine, guardian OF Francis W.
Coombs,a respectfully represents that said mi
nor Is Uncertain real estate in CASTING heinz the
late homestead Of the late Benjamin Coombsle inter
est OF said minor therein being remainder-that said
property is not productive and that the proper support
Of said miner well her advantage, requires that
her interest aforesaid should be sold and the proceeds
applied according 10 awwherefore she prays that Ii
cense u sell at public or private sale may be granted 20
her accordingly!
By CD. ABBOTT Der Atty.
0astne, Sept. 10, 1865.
At Court of Probate holden at Buckspor within and
for the County OF Hancock tie third Wednesday
OF sept. 4. D. 1850 a.5
On tie foregoing petition. Ordyed That the petition.
err give notice to all persons interested, by causing
copy Of tue petition and order Of Court thereon to be
published three weeks successfully the Ellsworth Amer
newspaper printed at Ellsworth, that they may
appear at Probate Court. t0be holden at Ellsworth
in said County. the fourth Wednesday Of October
next, ut ten Of the clock In the forenoon, and sew
cause any they have why the prayer said petition
should not be granted
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest-GEo. A. DYER, Register.
true copy OF the petition and order Of coTt thereon
3Sl Attest,-Gigo. A. DYER. Register
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NJ Office OF FORECLOSURE.

Ellsworth, Oct. 8, 1865.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-03-29
Az Acr mo- RAIsE co.'s.

The President has approved the act pas
sed in secret session by Congress. 70 raise
coin for the purpose Of furnishing The ne
cessary supplies for the army.
The 6rss section authorizes The Secrcia.
nv Of the Treasury 20 borrow IRON any
bank, corporation or individual any sum
in coin, not exceeding three millions 10
the aggregate, and secure It's payment al
such time as nay be agreed ugon, ne, 10
exceed two wears alter the contlasion 81 :
treaty Of peace, BY tir issue of bonds pay
able in coin, and bearing SIX per cent. IN
terest. PAYABLE semi.snnually 10 specie.
The Secretary j. empowered 70 pledge the
cotton and tobacco owned .by The go,stn.
ment, TO the extent Of the value u Tie 'usr
obtained. Or 70 convey the zane III psj
ment Of such loan. with the right to .erporl
to the lender free from duty. except q IN,
extentsf one-eishth per cent as now in
posed By law.
The second section provides that 10 tbs
event of the failure TO obtain ihe io,n,
tar shall be levied Of twenty five per ceat
upon ali gold aud silver coin, bullion. ant
foreign exchange, in the Confederate States
payable in kind 90 the ist day Of Apr
next, or as soon thereafter as practicable
Amounts not exceeding two hundred dol
lars in value are exempt froni the tax. Al
50. ali amounts loaned 20 the Goyernmen
under the first sectIna.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-03-29

Three Of our light ~ FOUNDER gsns added
to the effectiveness of our deienee. One /.
Of these belonging to lie Gardesux's bate
~, planted on our. right, aasisted to check
the enemy there, bat in 8 shert time the
latter brought up battery. and within 1--WE
hundsed yards opened upon this single
piece, what is described to US as a perfect
Z. hail storm Of hrs." Horses aud men
went down hetsrs The tornado until but
one &c each remained, and the gun wa
then abandoned 10 its fate.
Failing TO produce any effect on the left,
the attack was transferred Ia the right flank.
Here we had no defences, and by reason Of
the paucity Of numbers, could only meet
the rapid combinations Of the enemy with
line Of skrmishers consisting Of tour
companies, For time these held an en-.
tire brigade in check, but the latter Iinally
chasgeJ, broke Though, and forced US to
TALL back. simultaneously the Feaersls
attacked our right trent, aud thus, between
the triangular FIRE. il became accessory 10
absndon the frs, line,. In 80 doing many
af oar wounded fell into the hands II III.
rcuxFdss sEst& S. - 20 #@F 10 tff
Il was npw abaai lhalf past two p'clock.
p. NJ Falliss backhalfa mile aar farces
occupied sesaad1 lice. aud incl brigade
IL, peserye. nader command Of General
Stsphen Elliott. Here the 6sh, VA, aga'a
ebslinately. renewed aud contested bur
the rnemy, sweepiag around oar right
FAUX, compelled. in the course of the al
terupas,. an abandonment OF the second
liae, and arrsreat 10 The third. The Fed
erals had been wurrlrd AMI exhausted. had
last heAs,ly IN killeG and weaused. aad
the boil front presented a, the Ih.rd line.
\ With IL, aanS ! presre,ed by swamps. cam
pellsa lhsa 10 desist from further ope,s
tipas.f, rhreballe ,hereserasrd No fur.
sser attempt was made tnprrssuar columns,
aud gar march IN emeentrate has since
been ununpcded.
The Io,ses Of The enemy. repeated BY
their PRISONERS. Of whea, ies wrrr taken,
arr iron $500 u $500. Our own VA.
mt exceed i've hundred.
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SEssrBLE.--We clip the following short.
but sensible article, irom the Richmond
Dispatch:
The practice OF refugees abandoning the
country and crosding into the large cities
is one whica would be more honOred 10 re
breach than 10 the observance. IL weald
be wiser for many who are R0w IN the city
10 look about far homes in the rural DIS
tricts. Living is cheaper in the country,
and not few Of them may become prodac-
ers instead Of consumers. II they can gel
even an hu oble Cabin. aud snail garden
and produce latte, II it's only Tor thea
own dse, IL is better Than to remain here
where their presence clnaonsy add 10 th-il
own suagrings and those Of o,heos w
warn refugees 10 keep away from Rich
N and. and advise those Who are here. an
can find homes in the eounlry, to selec
some spot where they can avoid the ener
NOUS expense Of the necessarles 1T lite
Our charitable citizens and relief commit
tees have their liberality sxerteJ 10 the NJ
most to provide for many who.h IN IN
rural districts, might not oaiy he NOR
lcomfort4ble them selves, but CRAFTY az
the farmers IN the cultivation oil The soil.