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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-08-18

STATE OF MAINE.-To the Honorable Judss q Pre-
bate Tor Hancock County:
ID EPREsENTs Mary Z. Conant, vidov Of Frederic ..
IL Conant late Of Bucksport, In said County Of Han.
cock deceased that said Frederic g. Cooant died posses.
sc OF personal estate, inventory whereof he's been
duly returned that she 10 entitled receive more Of sad
personal estate than she have distribution thereof
she having the custody Of minor child Of said Frederic
D. Conant aged three years. She therefore prays that
such allowance be made her ont Of said estate
for her support and comfort as may he deemed necesss
ry. NARY Z. CONANT.
Bucksport, August Isl, 1855.
At Court Of Probate held Ellsworth, within and for
the County Of Hancock, on the ffst Wednesday OIL
August, D. 1865.
Upon the foregoing petition, Ordersd,-That the Pet
TONER give notice to all persons interested by causing
copy Of the petition and this order thereon, to b
published three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
American. newspaper printed in Ellsworth that they
may appear Mt Probate Court to be held At Buckspor
in said county, the third Wednesday Of Sept. next
at ten o'clock In the forenoon and shew IL any
they have. why the prayer Of said petition should not be
granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest:-GFo. A. DYER Register.
true copy Of the petition and Order Of Court thereon
3IH ttest,-GEo. A DYKR, Register.
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Shipping News.

PORT OF ELLSWORTH.
Thursday, Aug. 10.
ARRIVED.
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% Alvarade, Wbittemers, do.
SAILED.
Schr Minneois, Hot, DAnversport.
Friday, Aug. 1.
SAILED.
Sehr Telegraph, Woodland, Boston.
Saturday, Aug. H.
Schr Bangor, Jordan, Boston.
I.odusky. Smith. N. Y.
Warrenton, Gray, do.
Monday. Aug. IL.
Brig Stella, Tucker, Portland.
schr Forrest, Jordan. Boston.
- lsntare, Farrow, Bangor.
Z" Medora, - Mt. Desert.
Schr Senator, Donzy, Boston.
Tuesday, Aug Is
schr Abigail, Murch, Boston.
Wednesday, Aug. l6.
ARRIVED.
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Elisabeth, Higgins. do.
Sarah Worster, Lord, N. Y.
GRvsS's LANpISa,
Deer Flo. Aug. lAth, 1885.
MRssRs. SAWYER h PURR:
We herewith report
nsA Ali A.
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Eaton. do; schr Speed, Harvey, do; schr UnioI
Gross. do.
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Special Notices.
NO HARDEE-HOOD

NO HARDEE.HOO
the part of the South prevent the success of
of the Union arms. Grant and Shcrnans policy like
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE,
Everywhere establishes colors which beautiful
to the peoples eyes. The hncs Of the National Flag
are those Of Heaven but among all the dyes of Earth
there is none save CRIsTADoRO'S that produces
aneousiy perfect fac SMILES of natures every
shade OF black and brown. Manufactured by J
CRIsrApoEo, No. d, Aston House, New York. Sold
by Druggists. Applied by all Hair Drcsscrs. lm'o
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Tho Fall Term Ootho 6lee FEAR OF thN lnstitu-
tion will commence on Tuesday, September sth,
and continue eleven weeks.
A. G. Herrick. A. H., Prin.
Mss 8. c. BAILEY, Preceptress.
A Music Teacher will be engaged.
Mr.. II. will enter on his Afth year % Principal
Of tho academy. Miss d. has, during two years
In the school, won . worthy reputation ~ su.
psrior Teacher.
Scholars will be asked to do right. Students
will abstain from the use Of tobacco and into1i.
eating drinxs; retire at ten O'Clock, and attend
church Oh the Sabbath.
Lsstsrss and Destinations will b givsa. Also,
eonpesitioas written.
TUITION Common English, $3.50; Higher
English and Languages, SA,50--or 20 and 81
cents per week. No deduction fot ~ absence Of
two weeks except for sickness.
Board, $500 per week, wood ard lights extra.
cost Abont 40 per week. Rooms from rs 10 50
per wssk.
II you hear there are no rooms or plaess fol
board, apply to the Secretary before you give up,
for what would not suit one scholar might anoth er
JOSEPH BAkROws, Secretary.
Hebron, Ne July 18th, 1866. 3w2e
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N 0 T l c e.

Whereas my wife, Flora T. Knowles, without
cause, has left my bed and board, and l hereby
caution the public against trusting her on my &C.
count as shall pay no debts Of her contracting
after this date. THOMAS b. KNOWLES.
Eden, Aug. 9Th, 1865. So
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At Court of Probate held Mt Ellsworth, within and
for the County Of Hancock, on the first Wedncs-
day of August, A.. d. 1Sti5
lanes CALVIN TAYLOR, Executor therein,
~ having presented to me, duly authenticated, a
copy of the last will and testament of Henry Taylor
late of Derry, County of Rockingham and State Of
New Hampshire. deceased, and copy also duly au.
thencatcd of the Probate thereof, In the County Of
Rockingham and State aforesaid, there 10 estate
in said County OF Hancock on which said will can
operate;
OrderedL-That the said James Calvin Taylor give
notice to all persons interested BY causing copy q
cam printed at Ellsworth the first publication to BE-
thirty days at least before the time assigned by
bate Court to be held at Bucksport In s,id County
on the third Wednesday. being the 10Th day Of Sep
TENDER next at ten of the clock In the forenoon and
then and there shew cause, OF any they have. why
the said instrument ought not to be allowed In thli
State the last will end Testament Of said deceased
and copy thereof filed and recorded:
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest :-GEo. A. DYER, Register. 3ill
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I'd the Honorable Judge Of Probate for the County Of
Hancock.
1'HE undersigned, Almira A. Taylor, Of Derry. In
| the County Of R0ckr CHAM and state OF New
Hampshire, Guardian Of Mary A. Taylor Of said
Derry, minor heir and only child OF Nathaniel N.
Taylor lats Of Derry, In said Rockingham County.
derenscd respectfully represents that said minor 10
seized and possessed OF the following described real
estate. viz: one undivided third part Of saw and
shingle mill and Of the lot connected Herewith, cit.
uaed in Otis In said Hancock County; said lot being
Of triangular form and containing about two acres,
bounded westerly by land Of G. Il. NJ warren, and
on the other two sides by the road and BY land of
Abraham Warren, and being same mill and lot con.
nected Herewith, heretofore belonging to James Tay
Tor and Nathaniel ". Taylor, lately deceased, and
Henry Taylor, all of said Derry
Also one undivided third part of lot OF land sit.
nate In said Otis, bounded northerly by land OF II.
Rrcntiss, easterly by land Of Il. f. Austin, south.
erly by land of one Mr.. Howard. and westerly by
land of one Mr.. Hopkins, containing by estimation
about eight hundred acres of woodland and about
four hundrel and fifty acres of water and burnt
land, and sometimes called " the Taylor 1000 acre
lot" being heretofore belonging to said james
and Nathaniel NJ Taylor lately deceased and Henry
Taylor; the aforesaid lots, including all said Nathan
Others by Samuel Du,ton by deed accorded In Han
cock Registry of Deeds, Vol. 2. page i2I, and com.
Drisng all the real estate in said Otis owned BY said
Nathaniel NJ. Taylor at the time Of his deccase.
That it would be for the benefit OF said minors that
said real estate should be sold and the proceeds
thereof put out ut interest, otherwise used fol-
her benefit. She therefore prays that license may
be granted to James TAYLOR OF said Derry, to sell
and convey the above described real estate ut public
private safe according to the requirement Of law
ALNIRA A. TAYLOR.
Derry, n H., Nav 1865
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Chnruniug Songs for Children.

CHARMING Songs tor Children.
Over I've Hundred of them-in the Now Juven-
lie Music Dock, BY Emerson.
MERRY CHIMES"
which will soon be in tho hands Of all the young
folks from Maine 10 California. Over ten thou
ssnd copies already sold. Price so cents. Speci-
men pages free. Sent postpaid. Oliver Ditson
| 4 Co., Publishers, Boston.
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EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS with each BOx-the price,
One Dollar per Bor, containngfrom so to 60 Pills.
Pills sent By mail, promptly BY RENTING the price
to the Proprietors auy authorized Agent, In cur
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SOLD ny DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
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BRANDRETH's PILLS A GENERAL
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What Is health WHIT Is deceasea
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS impart certain expansive
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SO In fevers and all that class Of cases whish
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-08-18

10 ne Hon. Parker fpek. Jsdss q Psess vkAss -
The County Of Hancock:
HUMBLY shown John esevsns, 0see6las - 0asaA z.
III He,t minor and child u JonaA HON., NE q ~.
h In said County decsaeed, hat ~ ~ 0inos b N.
teseseed In the real estate u ssd 1oesses sua1A IN
Dlashi sad described iosDows, - WIS Dssasng u
the southeast coeass bound q ~ Ne. esVoy q
the a.st division; thence By ss No. 70 d ~ division
end ID second division nosth ~ dsoysD ees, tWo Aon-
drsd rods 70 the southwest cosn & los Me- ~ u ad
second division; thence ~ saA Ne. 10 ssssA Aegess
west, abou % rods 10 AsaDoek esse "aashsd 4 ~.
Ing the bounds Of TIE lste eAmue DsoWu 1DoA thepos
By said Browns land about 10 so 70 nm ~ No. n q
the first division spotted birch se; tAsuse ~ ssd
bot No. II. about 90 rods 70 asse boas1, eoaong
entynve acres. more ess. and that woaA ~ ~ shs
benet OF said minor that said interest Ia sald aeeeose4s
estate should be dsposed d, and The pfosseAs thereof
pot out and secured her interest," Your pettooss
70 dispose CT the accordingly, agyeeaby NV
this State In such cases made and provided.
Bluehii. July s. 4. D. 1885.
At Court OF Probate held at Ellsworth within and for
the County Of Hancock, on the first Wednesday Of
August. A. D. 1865:
On the foregoing petition, Ordcre-That the petition
er give notice to all persons interested BY causing copy
shed three weeks successfully In the Ellsworth Ameri.
can printed at Ellsworth in said couotyj thst they may
appear at Probate Court to he held Ellsworth In said
county the first Wednesday Of September next
O'Clock In the forenoon and shew CAUSE IL aay they have
why the prayer Of said petition should not granted
PARKER TUCK, Judge
Attest Gro A. DYxR, Register.
true copy Of the petition und order Of Court thereon.
ali Attest:-I'so. A. DYKa, R<sisser.
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Probate Notices.

Tvhs subscriber hereby gives public noiee 70 an con-
cerred, that she has been duly appointed and has
taken upon herself the trust Of - Adninstsaax Of he
JOSHUA .. MOORE. late d frenoss,
In the Co. Of Hancock. mariner Aeeeased By giviag bs,
as the law directs she thesesbee reqaess IN Dessos
who indebted 70 the deeeaseds eesaae N Ahs 10.
mediate payment, and thoss Who have any AsmasAs
| thereon 10 exhibit the same eos settteaent
Ellsworth, Aug. "a, 1865. ses
he subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 On
| cer0ed. that be hes been duy sppointed end has
tats1 apon himself the trust Of IN kxecuios Of ~ ss
will and testament Of
JOHN CfOse0N, late Of Biaehni,
inthe Co Of Hancock, deceased, ~ givinR bond -
Indebted 70 the ssld deccaseds es&sas 70 make ediass
payment and thoss who have any tosx
| hlbt the same for settlement.
Ellsworth, Aug. u, 1885, IN
At Court Of Probate held At lswss,h, within and ,os
the County Of Hancock, on the Arsi Wednesday Of
| August. 4. D. 1885.
II D. HADLOCK, AdminIstsatsr upon - eDoase q
H. Frederic 3. Couane, late u Daeks -, 10 0Ald
county, deceased, having presented HE hus aceeans
Of Administration upon eatd estate fos probate:
Ordered,
That the said administrator give notice 10 ait persons
interested by causing copy Of this order TO BE- pubish
ed three weeks successfully In the Ellsworth American,
printed At Ellsworth, that they may appear 1t Probate
Court tn he held At Buckspor, In said county, the
third Wednesday Of September next Of the clock
| the same should net be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
SIB GEO. A. DYER. Register.
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Horse SbOeiso1 !:


Being large part Of ny bssissss, hass - -
the best Horse Shosss 10 he 0essey, sn1 q aay
person will call with horsss - - - ! yin aQes
70 have it done In ~ ga shape, ssd - sAaDs %
At any shop In this town, or forfeit ste 1FSes. 1
do not intend 10 be beat h this line, sayhow.
have lately made asrangsnsats with ore Of
the best Wheelwrights in the county, sd 80 SOW
furnish
T3AM WAGONS
Single or Double. Wheels Of eli kinds, ss:Sy foe
use at reasonable prices. IN prepared 70 Do
Jobbing on Wagons, furnishing both Wsod sed
Iron work and II there 10 sny oss that will Do
1t cheaper and better, would like to 80 hin.
I have had considerable expsrissse II this
business and think know the waists Of he go.
munity in this line.
MISUNDERSTANDING made any smeast u Az
chors for Nets, and Irons for ths Patsnt Peegis
Presses II Is needless fer ne 70 ny aay this9 u
them. If any one 10 In want of work 81 shls
kind and will call. If ssnnos suis then u Win
b something new. In fact, do ~ iaeeo1 - ~
any tort Of job leave my shop un9soa guos1o.
teeing Good jobs o. NJ Psy.
In conclusion let mo say 70 o11s shes hsseoe(oe
intend to make ~ shop ~ poess = susooeDs
end shalt entirely depend % ~ peoseaD 81
friends for work esd ny living, ss1 Aspe - -.
ceive fair share Of work. Shall = 81 - ~
work cheap ssd we'll, telling thss b wss13ae -.
self and ksspiag god nss With ~. 49, tAs0
Who give - wssk WIN rssp psss bsss1A tAsss1sso.
uIswestA. Asg.l I. -
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PARKER TUCK, Judge.

Attest Gro A. DYER, Register.
copy Of the petition and order Of court thereof
Ylg Attest --GEo. A. DyEK, Register.
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Hebron Academy.

The Fall Term oipthe 6lst Year Of this lnstitu
tion will commence on Tuesday, September sth
and continue eleven weeks.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-29

This has been employed az funeral tree
from the earliest ages, in every nation. Ii
was dedicated by the ancients 10 Pluto and
Proserpine, from the belief that Ceres, while
in search of her daughter threw two cy-
presses into the crater Of Mount Etna, which
increased the subterranean fires. The Turks
are particularly fond Of this tree rs a grave
yard ornament, and always select the spiral
variety, from the idea that il indicates the
ascent of the soul Of their deceased friend to
Heaven. The duration of this tree is almost
incredible. Sir W. Ouscley saws i'm his trav-
els that the beautiful and venerable cypress
of Fassa has been the boast and ornament of
that city for above thousand years. The
statue of Jupiter, according TO Pliny, which
was made of the wood Of this tree. in the
second year Of the foundation Of Rome, was
perfectly SQUAD when he wrote, in the first
century. The doors fthe Temple of Ephe-
sus and ofSt. Peters church az Rome, were
formed OF this durable wood; the latter
lasted eleven hundred years, and were en-
tlrely sound when removed 20 give place To
bronze gates. The Egyptians and the Attic
mans buried their dead in cypress collins.
The lasting bridge caused 10 he built bv
Semiramis over the Euphrates, about one
thousand years before the Christian era, was
built of this material and some have gone
80 far as 10 say that the ark of Noah was
built Of cypress.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-29

INTERVIEW BErwEES Mis-. GRINDER.
THE PITTsBURG PoIsoNER, AND HER HIS
BAND.-An interview of very painful ma
ture took place in the county Jail on Friday,
between George Grinder and his unfortu-
nate wife, Mrs. Martha Grinder. Ii was
stated yesterday that he had been discharged
from prison by the court, rs he was found
not guilty Of the charge Of murder upon
which he was indicted. Before quitting
the prison he desired 10 see his wife,
who is TO he executed month hence.
An interview was afforded in the presence
OF the warden of the prison. The meet
ing was unexpected 10 Mrs. Grinder.
and, falling into the arms of her bus-
band she wept bitterly, and called him TO
witness her innocence OF the crime for
which she will soon suffer. The husband
could not endure ms wifcs great mental
agony, aud he too burst into tears. and con
solingly told Mrs. Grinder that he never
knew of her giving poison to ANYBODY. The
conversation then turned upon the future
welfare Of their little daughter. upon whom
Mn. Grinder seems 10 centre full share of
a mothers love, and then painful parting
scene took place and the interview was
over. Mrs. Grinder was in good health
Her husband goes 10 his fathers residence n
Ieechburg where il is understood he will
remain until aiew days before the execution
Of his wife.
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MORGAN G. co.

DARTIES INDEBTED TO THE ABOv
with Mr.. JAMES KYLE, at the new house
Stratton. Pointer 4 Co.. Broad street Mr.. X.
authorised 10 receipt for all money due the arm.
Nashville. Dec. 9, '65-dwlm.
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RATES OF POSTAGE.

In consequence Of the general ignorance in the
South Of the rules Of postage established by law,
many letters Of importance daily lost to those
interested by being improperly or insutficiently
stamped. The regulations require that all such
letters dropped into post Offices shall be immedi-
atcly forwarded TO the Dead Letter office where
they are never heard from unless they contain
money. or other enclosures Of value. We give be
low some information which may prevent veNation
10 correspondents:
The rate of postage on letters within the United
States IS cents for every letter sealed package
weighing one ounce or under. Those over one
half ounce, 6cents, and cents for every additional
half ounce Prepayment with Stamps in all cases is
required. All letters without the necessary post
age stamps, or which are stamped with revenue
stamps. will be forwarded 10 the Dead Letter Of
fee Immediately after being dropped into any
post office.
Postage stamps issued prier TO 1850 are worth
less, and will not answer for present purposes.
We give the rates of postage to such points in
foreign countries as our people are most likely TO
desire 10 communicate with:
To Baden-PruSSian closed mail. letters not
cccding hall an ounce y cents, and newspapers
cents. Bremen or Hamburg mail, letters l5centS
newspapers cents: French mail, quarter ounce
u cents. half ounce - cents.
To Brazil. via England-etters not exceeding
halt an ounce, - cents newspapers cents; via
France, letters not exceeding quarter of an ounce
U cents, half an ounce Is cents.
British North American Provinces excepting
Canada and New Brunswick, the distance not over
$3.50 miles, letters half an ounce, 10 cents, news
papers cents
Canada-lcttcrs half an ounce 10 cents. papers
cents.
Cuha-lcttcrs half ounce l0ccnts. papers cents.
Dcnmark-PuSSian closed mail, letters 81 cents
paper cents; Bremen and Hamburg, - cents.
papers cents; French y cents, quarter ounce. -
cents half ounce letters.
Fmncc-lcttCrs quarter ounce Is cents, half an
ounce 50 cents, papers cents.
German Statcs-Prussian closed mail, prepaid y
cents French mail, p cents Bremen mail. l5cents,
papers s cents.
Great Britain and Ireland-half ounce letters
- cents. papers cents.
Hamburg direct from New Iork-half ounce
letters 10 cents. papers cents; Bremen mail let
tiers Is cents. papers cents; Prussian mail, lot
tiers =. papers cents.
Hayti, Via England-lctters IS cents, papers
cent
H6Aand-FTcnch mail. quarter ounce letters q
cents half ounce Il cents; open mail, wa London,
letters u cents: papers cents; British packet,
letters cents; papers cents. .
New Brunswick and New fOuntlAnd-halt
ounce letters 10 cents; papers cents.
Roman and papal Statcs-Prussian closed mail,
half ounce letters a. papers CENTS French mail
quarter ounce letters = cents, papers cents.
Sweedcn-PrussiRn closed mail, y cents for hall
ounce letters. papers cents; Prussian OF Ham
burg mail. letters % cents papers cents; French
mail quarter ounce letters 80 cents, half ounce %
cents Richmond Tines.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-29

Hon. Henry Clay Dean, Of Iowa, in Z
speech delivered at Hacl1ensack, New Jer
sey, a few days ago, paid the following tri'
bu;e to Virginians: