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SOLDIERS OF
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Having unusual facilities, by reason of long cxpe-
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land Warrants when obtained, purchased at the
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H.YcocE, IS Supreme Judkial Court OFT. term 1863
On the foregoing libel it is ordered by the Court
of TIL pendencv thereof he given all persons
Interested by ruh-htn attcsted copy Of the lihe
AID this Ter thereon three weeks successfully the
Ellsworth American. the last publication be least
thirty days before the Of this Court be h. Id
at Ellsworth, within and for the county vi Hancock
the fourth Tuesday Of April next that they may then
and there appear and show cause, if any they have,
why the prayer oI the lnelant should not he granted.
Atttst--PaRKER W. PERRY, Cieik.
true COPY Of the t.el and ier OF Court thereon
Attcst-PARkER ". PERRY Clerk.
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a CARD.

Rev. j. L. Locke and wife would hereby gratefully
acknowled their obligations to the Ladies OF the
Methodist Sewing Crcle, and to those who cooper
sted with them in preparing a ieyce for their ma
tera benefit and also to the citizens of this village
who literally respon ed TO make the obj ct OF the
Leyee an entire success. May both temporal and
spiritual benefits accrue to all whohaNe 50 gener'
ousy aiJed in the .esult obtained. T.
Ellsworth, Feb. q, 1865.
The Ladies Of the Methodist Sewing Gree tender
their siuce thanks for the liberal patronage extend
cd o tn nut the Fair Of the I'D. Total receipts
S})l,2i
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THE BEST GIN

Tou can use Is Duusier's Old Lon Ion Dock Gin. l.
is kept by most of the Druggist In The couitry Try
1t. Tor aale In Ellsworth by U. e. Peck
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V,HE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT

"NE CONFESSIONS and ENPERI-
ESCE or AN INVALID
Published for the benefit and as n CAUTION IT,
Debility. Premature Decay OF Manhood &c. sup.
pIync AT the same time the Meas of Seff.Cure. BY
enc who has cured himse after undergoing consid-
cradle quackery. by enclosing postp id addressed
en-, elope singh, copies. ffte Of charge, may be had
OF the author.
NATHANIEL. MAYFAIR, Esq.
Iva Erookn Kings COY N,
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70 ths ronorahle taEEs sk yaase d rfaba,e. wan.

70 the Honorable Parker Tuck, Judge q Probate with
in and for the County II Hancock.
't ua6er sgnssi administrator Of the estate of Vim
! Fiye late Of sedgwck, deceased, wouad res pect
fuly represept that among the assess n sahl esae is
certain prom sspry note for fifty dollars against llirsm
ii Gray Of sedgwick, that he has nude due dlgence
to Collect tire same, and ftied. That said Gray Is
wholly irresponsible, and nothing has been, neither In
his judgment can be- collected said nts ne therefore
prays your Honor that he may have leave to compound
sell said note the benefit Of said estate. And in
duty bound will ever pray.
L. @. PIIILBROOK, Admr
sedgwick. Jan. 16, 1896.
At Court Of Probate held Ellsworth within and for
a the County Of Hancock, the fourth Wednesday oil
Fef, A D. 1906 ,..ss-. .-}
Upontle foregoing petition Ordered,-That the Pe,i
TONER give notice to all persons Interested by causing
copy of the petition and this order thereon, to be
published three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
American. newspaper printed In Ellsworth, that they
may appear ut Probate Court to be held at Ellsworth
in said county, the fourth Wednesday Of April next
at ten o'clock In the forenoon and shew II any
they have why the prayer OF SAID petition should not be
granted.
PARKER TUCK Judge.
Attest:-GFo. A. DYER, Register.
true copy VI the petition and Order Ct Court thereone
Attest, --GEp. DYER, Register
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We invitet attention OF our readers, when visit.
ting Boston, TO tie large and well selected stock OF
Boots and Shoes for Ladies and Gentlemen,
at the Store of II. E. MOSELEY y Co, summer
street, which thty offer at TIE loves, cash prices
"A
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At Court of Probate held at Ellsworth, mir and for
The E5unty Of Hancock. on the first Wednesday of
Feb. A. d. 1866.
REUBEN ALLEN aduiinis'ra tor of the estate of
Jonathan Allen late Of BroOklin in siil Co ,nty
deceased, having presented his first of A d.
minlstraiipn upoa said estate for probats.
Drdtrei,
That the saf administrator give notis all persons
Interested by causing copy of this order publish
Ell three ks successfully in the Ellsworth American
printed at Ellsworth that they may appear Probate
Court to be held at Ellsworth, in adj county on thu.
fourth Wednesday of April next. at ten OF the clock
in the forenoon and slew cns, any they have why
The same should not he aloYai
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true copy -At;cs;;
Gro. A. DYER Register.
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Address, enclosing stomp, Mys ~. NERART,
BOX 3ds, Boston, aud the prescriptions will be- NJ
free bv return mail a. r104
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TINE Ey'R. TINE EFEy
DISEASES OK The BLOOD.

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years given special attention TO the tssAtmiAt q
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Hancock, Supreme Judicial Court, DC ober Term

ffHHcUcKi s--ShTreht JudclaI Court, DC ODER Term
1866 zs5tf -
Upon the foregoing libel the Court order, that no.
nee OF the pendency of the same be given to e
htelee therein named. By publishing an attested
copy of said libe and of This order thereon three
weeks successfully in tn c Ellsworth American the
last publication to be at least thirty days before the
next ERIN of this Cou. to be holden mt Ellsworth
within and for the county of Hancock, on the fourth
Tuesday OF April naNt, that said hbe'ee may then
and there appear and answer to said libel and show
caise,, il any he have, why the prayer thereof
should not be granted.
Attest, =. W. PERRY, Clerk.
A true copy of the libel and order thereon
Attest, L. w FERRY, Clerk
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SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS

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taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving
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To the Hon Justices of the Supreme Judicial Court
next to be holden at Ellsworth within and for the
County of Hancock on the fourth Tuesday OF
April A. D., 1865
- DHEBE r BRYANT of Cranberry Isles
~. in the County of aacock and state
}St'mp of Maine. wife Of Jacob : Dr., ant, re.
80 9spectfuy lhels and gi cs this Honorable
<PKB) ourt to be informed that she was married
I Mch to the said Jacob 5. Bryant at Cas,ime in
( 1865 } said County, by the Rev. Mr.. Wardweil on
- the 3lst day OF March A. d. 1859, and has
had By him one child Eliza Bryant, and that your
libeant since her intermarrage has always behaved
herself faithful chaste and afec,io a wife to.
wards the said Jacob ). Bryant. but that the said
Jacob ), Bryant wholly regardless Of his marriage
covenant duty and obi CATION became incorporate
and an hahitual drunkaid and gambler and abused
and III treated your libelant and said Eliza that he
has Tor more than one year neglected, and still
gleeis to provide for and maintain his family, and in
February A. d., 1864, wilfuly and without any jusi
fable or reasonable wholly deserted your IL
beia I, and has gone out Of this State or TO paris
received no intell gence whatever from the said
ibelee stncc his departure, and that your libcant
has never ut any time received any aid or support
from him the libelee Whatever since his depa ture
but has been compelled who'll. to provide for herself
and child. Wherefore she prays that she may be
divorced from The bonds of mafimony between her
and her said husband, that such divorce would be
reasonable aud proper, conducive to domestic har.
mony, and consistent with the peace and morality Of
child Eliza Eve years old may be decrcel to her
agrceably to the statute OF this State in such case
made and provided
PHEBE II BRYANT.
Cranberry Isles, March Ii, \. D., SOS.
STATE OF MAINE.
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Sy.STE OF .W,lg.VF.

Hancock, $50 the several >heri,fs OF or Conn
- ties OF Hancock, Pencbsc I. York, Cu'rhcr.
:. land, Lincoln, kennebec, Oxford, Somerset
90 WASN'T Ston, " aldo, risea.aquis, Fra kin.
ArooStook. Androscoggin, sagalahoc and
Knox, or either OF their Deputies, GEEEIiNG /;
We command you to attach the goods or
U. :, estate of John +. Little of - in ore
stamp gon, to the value of two thousand dollars
/ and summon the said Defendant III he
tC,J,A may be found in your precinct) to apo ar
Junei before Justices OF the supreme Ju'iic'
'tj. id Court, next TO be holden in Ellsworth,
within and for The County of Hancock, ON
the fourth Tuesday of October neN then and there
IN said Court TO answer unto Charles T. Fitz Of
Deer Isle in said County, in Plea OF the Csc at
- for that the said Defendant at said Ellis
worth, on the day of the purchase OF tbs writ bong
indebted to the pl,1tf in the sum of cighlcen hun
dred and nine'y do lars and sxty-tve cents accord
ing TO the aeea.int annexed. then and there in
consideration thereof, promised the plaintiff to pay
him the same sum on demand
Yet though Oft requested the said defendant has
not paid sa-i sum but neg.ects so to do, TO the dam
age O. said Plaintiff (ss he saysl the sum OF two
Thousand dollars, which shall then aud there be
made to appear with other due damages And have
ven there this writ with Your doings therein,
Witness, John Appleton, Esquire, at Ellsworth
this first day of June, in the year OF oar Lord one
'' - i. ", FERRY, Clerk.
STATE OF MAINE. LLt..
Hancock, ss.supreme Judicial Court, October Tern.
ls05; Ura
And now it appearing to the Court that the said
Defendant John T. tte, at the date of the service
of the writ was not inhabitant of this Stats and
had no tenant, agent attorney within the same
suit ii is ordered. that notice the eof be gwen ia
the said John I. Little, by publishing attesied
copy of the writ and the order thas con, three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American, the last
publication TO be at eas thirty days before the mex,
term of this Court TO be held at Ellsworth, within
and for the County Of Hancock on the fourth futs
day of April next, that he may then and the "a In
said Court appear, and show cause if any he has,
why jutgin.nt sh ouid not be rendered against h,t
and execution issue accordingly, -
I Attest, a W. PERRY, Clerk.
true copy Of the writ and ordsr Of Court thereon
S Attest, P.'W. PERRY, Clerk
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SEATE OF MAINE.
IIAScooE, IS Court Of pro9a.c Feb Tfn,A D. 1867
On the foregoing Petition, ordered -Ihatthe Petition
sr give public notice to all ersOls interested by causing
COPY u the petition and this order thereon. to be pub.
islcd three weeks Excessively in the Ellsworth Amer
ean newspaper published in Ellsworth, in said county
that they may appear al a Court Of Probate f,r said
county, TO be held ut Efsw ri nn the An Wednt sday
Of April next. at Of the clock the forenoon Ia
show if any they have, why the prayer of said
petitioner shot ii not be granted.
PARKER tt OK, Judge.
Attcst--Gto A. DYER, Register.
AIuecop
Attest-GEo. A. DYER. Register
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llE subscriber hercbi gives public notice to all con-
cerned, that she has been duly appointed and has
taken upon herself the trust Administrative Of the
estate of
BENJAMIN Z. DERRICK. late of Brook,ip.
IN the County OF Hancock deceased by giving
bond as he law Directs she therefore requests all persons
who are Indebted to said deceased estate make i'm
mediate payment, and those who have any demands
thereon, to exhibit the same f. settlement.
10. MARY 8 HERBICK.
Brookiin, Feb sth. 1866. Es a
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T. q . II.

IN Friday. Jan. 18th inst, on the road from
~ Ellsworth to Mt. Desert Bridge, a Chids
MUFF, color, white and blue. ANY one fpdng
and leaving the same at the American House,
Ellsworth, at the Toll! House, Mt Deser, Bridge
will De suitably rewarded. 2tf
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OUTDOOR PAUPER.

By amount paid Jacob Jackson for keeping out door pAuper. s12 DOL
do Mr. Marshal Tor keeping outdoor pauper----.--.--. Is DOL
do Jacob losen for keeping outdoor aupcr- = - - IS CCI
do Jacob jackson for keeping outdoor pauper---.------ 9 DOL
do J kosen for keeping out door pauper So .---.--.--- 10 90
do RichlaLd County Infrmary for keeping out door pauper 81 rs
DO j. l@gy Tor keeping ut door Observation-Disclosures Is 00|
do montgomery p Trustees for keeping out door pauper. :" % DOL
do d noSen n keeping ut door pCuper Observation-Disclosures 10 00l
--I
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Stevens and WeIker.

The Cleveland Herald, in speaking Of
old Thad. Stevens. says:
1.-THE exhibition Of Thad Stevens, in
the House on the 18th, stamps the mau
as insane or imbecHe.
Stevens 10 one Of his acts on Wedpes.
day, introduced a new Reconstruction bill.
made TO ft tho cose Of Tennessee. He
starts out declaring that "Whereas "the
State Of Tennessee has returned to cher
allegiance TO the United States" &c., she
shall be reedmitted provided she shall
give the negro the ballot. That is al.
though she has done all We can ask Of
her she shall do something more, before
being represented"
Again in the same issue, the Herald
talks in this wise abont Hon. Martin
Welker:
Quiet in manner, but firm, conciliatory
and digni6ed, he gives the 18th District
a power in tho National Legislature, aud
It has the credit OF contributing, Ia the
person Of its able Representative, its duo
proportion to the acknowledged promi
hence Ohio Justly holds, for the ability O
its Congressional delegation
Welksr has voted for epery measur,
which has been introduced by that club
footed old fanatic, Stevens. And ye
the Herald says that Stevens 10 "iusane'
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HON. M. WELKER.

From the Cleveland Herald Of a%receut
date, We cut the following item in regard
to the misrepres sntative OF the 18th Dis
trict;
II seems as certain as can be any
event in the future, thDt Judge Welker
will be re.nominated in the 18th District.
This is a matter in which every Union
man in Ohio is interested. Judge Wei
ker is true to his professions, and true to
his constituents. The
Wooster Republican says Judge Welker
will be nom!nated without oppositiou-by
acclamation-and 4. selected by not less
than fifteen hundred majority"
Welker will not be elected by fifteen
hundred majOrity-not much. The hon.
est voters Of this District will elect o man
this fall that viii look after the agricul.
tural interests Of the West.-one that will
not be a willing dupe in the hands Of the
Eastern mouopolists, to do their bidding,
with his eye fixed upon the negro as his
polar star, while the welfare Of the West.
ern farmers is entirely ignored. Welier
has not, during his whole Congressional
career, introduced or advocated q single
measure calculated to relieve the farmers
Of lis District from the burdens of taxa
ton under which they are laboring. But,
on the contrary, he has voted for every
measure demanded by thc shoddios of New
England TO enrich them at the expense
of the laboiing men of Ohio and Of the
West. lie has voted millions of dollars
to support negroes in filth and idleness,
but not one cent for the support of the
widow aud the orphan ofihe brave soldier.
He has voted to give the negroes public
lands, but not one acre for the white boy
who shouldered his musket and bore the
heat and burden of the day, during the
war. He voted to give to the negroes
the right Of suffrage, as ignorant rs they
are of the responsibilities Of citizenship,
while he refuses to give the citizen sol.
der, the German, the Irishmau, the
S%cotchman, who have served 10 our arm.
les, the right to vote until they have been
in this country five years! And yet, in
the face oil all these facts, we arc told that
the "Littlc Joker" will be re nominated
by the Thad. Stevens Party, and elected
BY fifteen hundred majority! How very
modest
The intelligent voters Of the 'Oberlin Dis.
trict' are not so lost to their personal in
terest as to suffer themselves 10 be longer
misled by the cry Of "loyalty," while the
bread and meat are being lcgislated out
of the mouths of their wives and little
ones TO enrich the Shoddy thieves Of New
England, or &c d the lazy, degraded ne.
groes.
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CASH RECEIVED BY THE DIRECTORS FOR THE YEAR ENDING
APRIL s, 1865 to APRIL 8, 1866 .~-
Cash paid to James McNauil from j S WeatherDy on the Evans Estate 10 90
81
- SIS DOL
CASH RECEIVED BY TIE STEWART TO BE PAID OUT BY HIM
FOR THE USE OF THE INFlRMARY FROM TIE 9Th OF April,
... t. - iqmtlH 1865 TO APRIL g. 1865 .a. .} .rlI :aNuu.I
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Radical Convention.

The proceedings OF the Radical State
Convention, which met 10 Columbus, on
10th inst, will be found on the first page
of to'day's UNION. Everything passed
off ratl er quietly, for the reason nat the
Radicals had everything their own way.
Ofthe Platform. the Cleveland Leader, the
most intensely Radical paper in Ohio, says:
1.-THE Platform commands our warm.
est appreciation. 1t is brief, yet compre.
hensive, having for its foundation the
proposed amendment to the Constitution
which enunciates clearly and fully this
principles for which tie loyal people Of
the loyal Statcs will contend until the
work Of reconstruction is Ruished 1t i,
an emphatic declaration on the part Of
the State of Ohio tina, its sympathies and
convictions are with the policy of the
Union mejor'Y IN Congress"
The issue is squurely made. The so.
called "Union" men of Ohio have taken
ground in favor Of the Radicals 10 Gov.
gress and against the President and the
restoration Of the Union. Close up the
ranks; press forward the column, shout
the battle cry, and victory will be ours!
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AM I. go
or ''inbecile, ""and that Wclker is "6rm,"
"conciliatibry," edlgniied' aud is ,pable
Representative" What inconsistency!-
The Holmes County Farmer truly says
that"Thad Stevens does the lcgislating for
this district. Welker does what he is or.
der0d by Thad to do. When he opens
his mouth he speaks by Thad's orders
1t would serve Ibis district JUS, as we'll to
have in Congress a wooden man with q
bob spring attached to MIN, and the end
Of it placed in Thad Stevens hand, to be
pulled when a vote is needed, as to have
Welker there.