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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25

isic o.iseos 81 III = y :. ia S:htss!s g z 8
s,sa s.d : e 's :. 9 ES
rod u.asi :siecsios .0ri.sss 9 g 60 p g 70
s s ss:issa co S1 c' g g = q!
si..fAtsr Gov} tsto 90 .. go BIC. CASH c'l's''''
HENP~Tsu,u. 1, drll ana unchanged sales = iiie:
ei 70ae7 % for Juts Is 50 for knssil clean - sSo
10 for American addressed and ~ soSsS ~. W.
axi.TIs nqsiy Is seea for shDp,ss enc 10 s g.
but Loose plenty and heavy q ss0see soDs ann.
sumption, ana prices are well sustained We quote y
nom 2c97oc, a. to growth and qsaty, IN the de.
has been an IL msS BE- Written
q shade nrmer, We quote at e4e So for No Scotch.
and $50 81 for No American sales OF about Ioo tsI
within the range. English and Amerioan D ., pa.
Ct q isa q 60 for Common. and u 2aSsi :" '0' NO
INDIGo-Ths inquiry q moderate bot prices: ca. arc
without change though holders are nsn ~ IS o
Madras o. 409e2 10 for Bengal oil currency Uc%G ~,
fur Csraccss and 75c 81 IS for Guatsmss potn god
noe srcss tor ppme
Receipts e and nd stock small 0ai-Dem.nd light,
Sts.s :s. a. :,s :sS: N %s Ssos LIGHT
Hi03e}c, Light 33ie3,c.t OtDoco &C.. Heavy
39o3Sc., Middle 35t S3ac Light 1ig 1cSo
Damaged, 81 1885,; Poor Damaged, ~ 62Ac IN tne
Rough, 3Oa 32c. Oak 6laughter-Hssvy., lai6e.i
Middle. Ta45c., Light Aa36c. Cropped, Middle
4s4 53c Light, H04ec.; in the Rough Heavy, ~
$50 Middle, H040c.; Light 3o033c Bellies le@2oe
y n, cash. rsI
LEAD-Ths market for Pig remains dull and price.
are low or, sales Of Spanish. German, Refned ehe
Rnglish at o l5ae0 6a Bar &c., and Sheet and fipe
l6c. nE lIHr+ =, {,
NOLASsES-Prices are without essential change ~
and the market IL moderately actyei sales OF % hno
Porto Rico ct IS a60c., Ito bpls. New-Oreans az VIC
81 23 and ~ hhds Cuba Mpscovado on private terms
NAVAL STORES-Crude Tarpentine 10 Without
change but the market dull, stock AGO bbs sPrts
1urpe ntne IL lower but tho inquiry has been iaI
| sock 1890 bbls. Resins have declined ana TAU
business wss done. Tar remains steady WIN mooef
ate demand; STOCK, 1000 bblA We quote a. follows
|Turpentiue North County ....$ 2eO d ~ 10
T~r, Washington and Eewbern-... bbl W o%s
Pttch City, No. l.............'.... ..'.. 9G
Rosin, Common .......-.-.......Y 2oO 10 - -
Kosin Strained and No. 2 Gin y'd)| go % 80 sW
Rosin, No. l and Pale and white..::...; by S99@ y,
SpYlts Turpentine. Am. .....$ gal 70 lW
laOILS-Linseed remains steady. anu lair business
was done. Fish Oils are without change ID prices
Nanufaci ufed Oils easier aud dull LARD 10 oui
and unchanged. In other descriptions moderate
4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25

GRAlNIOur Wheat market, under less favorable
from Europe was very heavy In the fore part Of
the week ard prices were unsettled and fell c but on
Saturday there was more frmness noticeable ord q
better demand prevailed in part speculative utche1y
tor milling here and at the South. The stock Of sound
Wheat Ii reduced 10 about 700 600 BUSH this consists
mainly Of Spring. which 10 held with much confidence,
and in Winter the 6rmness d still more marked The
brisk demand for sound Shipping Flour substitute
for Ohio which 10 very scarce has caused City Med
Flour to attract attention. ana hence the inquiry
for good sound Wheat which has sold freely and
10 firmly hold To-day "wednesday there was frmer
feeling, but the market was only moderately active,
owing TO the advanced prices insisted on the do.
The sales are 2aooo bushels. at o. 50 for mixed
Spring, tl 10 for good No Chicago Spring IN store
aud d Is for Amber Milwaukee Barley IL quiet but
prices are without essential change barley Malt Is
firm and In good demand; the stock 10 light; sales Of
1900 bnsh. State at 81 IS 0ats are more active and
are better the inquiry IL In part for exports sales Of
20 oos bush at l0a43c. for inferior westep; 5595sc
for State and 5o054c. for Jersey and southern Rye
10 In limited demand and prices unsettled; quote
Western at e0d ESQ.,. State ct o. 0ed f IO Canadian
ei 1901 H. Corn has been In fair request for the
home trade but with free offerings Of New, Old has
Declined the ess favorable news from Europe checking
the inquiry. and the daily hnctuation in gold has
added 10 the beaviDess; the REDUCTION in Our
stock. s'nce the annual statement published
In fHE TRIBUNE on the first Of this month"; il moderate
and hence there 10 considerable desire 10 realize and
We note decline on the week Of fully lc per bushe
To-day "wednesday the il less active and prices
are essier the arrivals OF new are large and this 10
bush at eoas2c for unsonnd q as6c Tor Mixed West
en In store. and sc adost, 90Ge4c ~, White West
err, s9G9Oc for Yellow do. ga for White Souft ern
and s2ds1c. for yellow jersey; included In the ABOVE
sales are 10 900 BUSH Pennsylyanis Yellow delivered
on board ship at Philadelphia from elevator at &c for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25

OYYIcE AUDITOR OF FATE,
IxpIAsAPoLIs, Ind, Jan. Q. 1850.
ITO HOLDERS of INDIANA WAR LOAN
BONDS-NOTICE 10 hereby iiven to holders o. Indian,
War Loan Bond. that the Agent os STATE Of Indians w
for that purpose the first Day Of May proxo at the par
boudh0dsr 70 sny ,i . ae o.
81 WLst ii the Office Of wnsow Lani.r Co., Newborn
City. before the asth Day n Ha,eh' 1866
r. b. MCCARTHY. Auditor Of StstG
S0E0 a. BUSKIRK, Agent Of State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25

Raisins LAYER new p box........4 25 - 30
Raisins. bunch. Dewtdo............l IS
Currants p b..................... 10 lot
Cifrop Leghoru do. ............. A. a Is
Almonds, Provence. do.....:...... 80 q %
Almonds. Sicily Soft Shell, do..... 96 "a .lt
Almonds. Sbelied, do............. 50 q SET
6ardines, p box. ........-.......l % -
Sardines, y half.box ............... ~ q
Sa,dinea D ar box.,....... q a @
Rrazil Nuts p b,.... 8i0 o
FiIherts Sicily do,.... 1910 -
Wslnuts French do....... IL a IS
~FISH-The inquiry for Dry Cod has been only mode.
rate and prices at the close are nominal Msckerel
sIe in fair jobbing demand and prices are well sus.
tanned Smoked and Picked Herrings are In demand.
NJ mv ia . q ooats 25
NJ ScsIe ~ cvt $50 z so
Pickled Cod p Dbl. 500 90l
Mackerel No. 1, Mass small, y bbl..... % 5Oa % 90
Mackcrel, No. 2 shore y bbl........... l5 009 - =
Nackerei, No. > Macs large Kew, Dbl. II 500 IA IS
SALMON. Picked. No. ~ tee. &c 0oS -
Herring Sealed, y box. $50 - 60
Herring. No. ]. Vbox................... $50 sol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25

Chicago NV.
| l,5M...... ~
IChi.& N.W.pret
| 1000. 55I
IChic. & Il. L..
| 400.,...... W
Pitts. 1T. c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25
Tbo Cotton Circular Of ". P. Wright say,:

Our market has declined, ffom the prices quoted In
my last two cents 10. and closes depressed Holders
below Soc for Kidding attn believing 10 early. and,
because prolonged to later date than predicted.
more marked cessation IN receipts. I climate the
sales at 1900 bales; the export during the
time has been--Io Liverpool. l066l; Hamburg go;
Havre, ISL Total. IL. 2ts bales.
A telegram from San Francisco. dated January u,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25

/ O'CLOCK BOARD
W est. UnionTe
u. $1,000. 81
N. Y. Central.
800. 9l}
Hudson River.
I0O........l@
E~io n
Ellsworth American., 1866-11-16
Perry Davis Pain Killer.

Travellers are always l'.l,e to saddca attacks
-iyscntc.y and cholera morbus, andthese occurring
when abSeIh from home are vcr, unpleasant, Per
~ Davis Vegetable fain KILLER may aNay. lie re-
ci u:r.a in 81 "A ct.e'. A.Sptt ~ y5l feel the
symptoms take one teaspooniuli in gill Of new
milk and molasess. and gill of hot waiter. Stir
~cli together and drink hot. Repeat the desc
avery hour until relieved II the pairs be- severe.
athc lIe kggeis and back with the medicine clear
Fishermen so nen exposed TO hurts bf having
their skin pierced with hooks and fins OF fish. can
3'c much relieved lay tatluig with 3 II tic Pain Nil
jcr soon rs the accident occurs; batbc as often
~ once in fve minutes, say three or four times
and YOU will seldom have an, trouble. iwi
Ellsworth American., 1866-11-16
TO CONSUMPTIVEe.

The advertiser, having been restored 10 heath in
few weeksbya . vary simple remedy, after havin
suffered for several years with severe lung afecr
tlon, ani that dread disease Consumbtianis anxious
to make known " his fellow sufferers the neaRs OF
cure.
To all who desire H. he will send copy of the
prescription usod ffrer Of ebarge with tho direc
tions for preparing and using the sume. which they
viii find a AZ rtE far CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA
BRONCHITIS, CouGI,s, CpLps, and nil Throut and
Lang Affections The only oeject OF the advertiser
sending the Prescription Is to benefit the afflicted,
and spread information which he conce;,es TO be in.
valuable, nna bs hopes every sufferer will try his
remdy as II will cost them nothing, aud may prove
u blessing.
Parties wishing tho prescription, rrEE, by return
nail, will please address
REV. EDWARD a. WILSON,
1y1 Williamsburg, Kings Co. New York.
Ellsworth American., 1866-11-16

Al a Court Of Probate held Mt Ellsworth within
aud ior the County at Iisnruck, ON Tie +th
N,-ine -,lay of Oct. 4. ID. ls,a,.
J. Bt RNIiAM, Administrator of the Estate
\ Of Samuel Maddox, late OF Ellsworth, iu SAID
{ IouniY =. .deceasc,l-havIng presented his iret IA.
count of Administration upon said estate for r.u.
bate.
notice therol To all persons Interested. by rauS.
ing n copy OF this order to be publ she'd three
week. snc.cssltcly IN the Ellsworth American
printed ~ Ellsworth, that they may appear al 4
Probate I1urt 10 be holden at Ellsworth ON the
First Wcdnc a!ay of December neat, III Ten oi the
cluck in th4 the joIenoon and shew cau,e, il an,
ui,., have why the same should not be- allowed
FARMER II, IL, Jucgc.
4 true Copy-Age>i:
3wl, GEo. 4, by Er., Register,
Ellsworth American., 1866-11-16

At a court Of Probate held at Elucd within and
for the County oi Hancock. on the First Wcdncs-
day ol November \, ID, isi5,
lIiFo. e. WooDHAN. administrator, of the cstrtt
of Richard fhaNirr. lat of Euck sport In said
County dccca ascd-havug presented his first ace
cunt of amn' trition upon said estate for Probate
ORpfRD. That said almiDi i,ir;uor give notice
thereof To al pcrsen> interested. by causing cop
al this Order 10 bc publ he'd three weeks snccsss
Ivrly in tue Ellsworth American printe1 N Ellis
worth that they may appear ii a Probate Court 10
be held at Ellsworth ON the First Wednesday of
December next At Ten of the clock in the forenoon
aud .hew cause, if any they have why the sane
should not be allowed.
PARKER TICK, Judge,
A true Cory-Attest :
- GEORGE \. DYER, Register.
Ellsworth American., 1866-11-16
THE RURAL AMERICAN.

YtREE The best Paper for Farmers. Garden
u ers. Fruit Growers &c in this country. pub
l>hcd AZ UTICA, y. y. fur 81 30 ycmr. and every
subscriber receiving the worth OF his money IN
Gr"'"aies of choice GraEe Vines, strawberry
Plants &c., tie best in existence, aud splendid
Steel Plate Engravings, worth 600 each. The
lal,lr Is f,p. from now tili .Tanu try. send for
samples will, full details NJ charges. Club
AGENTS waa,e,i in every town. Address, T. B.
MINER. Clinton, Onc,l, Co.. !, y, where my ed
itorial Office and farm located.
Ellsworth American., 1866-11-16
HAMMONTON FRUIT LANDS.

I HE best opportunity to secure home mild
l add healthy climate soil suit"ble for all crop
the BEST FRUIT LAND IN TIE T>loS best o.
NcT York and Philadelphia from
80 To $500 per acre cleared from smnll fruit II
large population already located; hundreds are
settling good eoeieiy perfectly healthy soft
water !; all advantages. Lands for sale in and
round the famous iIinnoutom Fruit settlement,
30 miles from Philadelphia. y large tratt is now
divided into Farms 10 suit the ;irtua settler Price
for 2bac.c> and upwards from so to - per acre
Five and ten acre lots for sale. Germs liberal
title perfect. For full information address I'lHN-
Is 4 joss, Hamnunton, New Jersey. All letters
answered.
Ellsworth American., 1866-11-16
u Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth Wi.

At Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth wi. t.
in and for the County of Hancock on the An
"Wednesday Of October, \ u. 1866.
h 4 LIZA Ls HASKELL, Admnistratrix OF the
~ e,tatc Of EAyard Haskell late Of Deer
isle in said County, deceased-haYing presented
lpr first account ui administration upon said cs-
fate for Probate. Gfiercd. that tLl said A,linn-
s'rairiX give notice thereof to all persons inter-
sSted by caVsing aeopy of this order to be pub
lshcd three @eeks saeccssisely in the he>sllswortl
American printed in Ellsworth, that they may
appear at II Probate Court 10 be holden ut Els
worth. on the tirst Wednesday of December
next. ut ten Of the clock in the forenoon, :,n,
shcw cau,c. if any they have, why the sane
should moi ic allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
\ true copy-Atrest:
As GEO. A. DYER. Register.
Ellsworth American., 1866-11-16
NJ A X II l II ID.

I'll .svo,tl--\ns, s;h, Ar. tico. +. Davis to S~s
Addie Mcfarland, both d L..
Mt. Dcsert.-Nov. sth l!N Rev William 4. Dur
fee, Wallace Cogeins, Esq. and Mrs. .tdalinr d.
Hrathe. of Mt. Desert.
Bo.ton. Mass.-Nov. tth. Ms. IiIas. v Hopkins
to Miss Mary !. Moor, tf,rmeily a fpmpo.itor
in the American Onice) both Of t.lisw orth.
In Ecsr Isle. Oct lst. ht Rev. Nr, Drake, Mr..
James Atinson, 10 Miss Elizabeth Barbour; hs the
same, Mr.. Joseph Stins"n. 10 MISS Viola som
also by the same Ar. ilalc Powers, l" Miss iIe,.-
zilial small,
In tt41r |R, bs Rev. Nr. Caldwell, Mr.. Elas
tDuul,am To Mis- sn-an tlapP; also by the >aInc
MIR. tnnrlcs fowc,s, tn Miss rlika Aun slim -nn
Ellsworth American., 1866-11-16

At n Crurt of Pro Iate holden at sia-i,i,i, within
and for the Count of Hancock. on the first We'd
en- s.iay of November 4. ID. lsij.
'l,IEo. {. WoopMAS, Guardian, of Hicbarl
Thaxter, of isusksport in said County Insane
person having presented hi. Hrst account oi cuur'
dean ship upon said.cstate for Probate,
ORDERED That the said Guardian gave notice
thereof to ali persons interested, ~ causing II
ropy OF this Order to be published three weeks
.urces.iycN in the Ells worth American printed in
ellsworth. that they may appear III frnnatc
Iourt to he holden ut Ellsworth on the hrst Med
nr-dav lf December next, at ten oi the CLOCK III
the forenoon and shew caisc, If any they have
why th% sa.lne should not he allowed.
PARKER Tuck, Judge.
trpe copy-Ntest:
AVS Gro A. DiEii, Register
Ellsworth American., 1866-11-16
State of Maine.
HEAD QUARTERS,
NI-ItIANT tIENiI.Ai- OFFICE,

HEAD QtARTEE>,
AIJt IANr GtNiEAI- OFFICE,
Augusta, Nov. Il, ls'Ji.
To Officers .ef .,fuiHe JOiasf.ers.
la my Report for l>'iG,, gave, 80 far as II VIA
practkablf, :tipIsi'tiatc notices oi Name 'Miccrs
and soldiers engaged Ia the hate war. 1t was my
earnest dcs ire To obtain and publish Biographical
and obituary smi,e. of every officer aud soldier
connected with Maine Regiments daring the war,
who in any way had rcy,ered conspicuous seIyhc,
aud especially such who had ,trc,ased. Was
only partially suee-ssLNl and propose 10 couiippc
the publication of these in IN. Annual Report for
ls;G viii our Maine Volunteer Officers Vi tie re-
Irnt war who have to this time failed tu make the
Contr butious indicated, (which aie very mu'h do
sired and needed within the neat six weeks u~e
tvt.y eNcrtion To meet my requirement, duiIng
The specified iinle aud liVor me with sksSch oi
their services. or that oil some deceased friend
Very Respectfully JOIN =. HoiSDOS,
lw4s Adjutant General.
Ellsworth American., 1866-11-16
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Ellsworth American., 1866-11-16
AZ a Court of Probate holden ut Ellsworth with
im and fnr the CnLntX Of IIancock. OH the 4tl

AZ Il Court of Probate holden nj Ellsworth with
in and for the County of Hancock, on the 4th
Wednesday of October, \. u. 1866,
VOlIN l.. PARKER administrator of the es-
- tate Of Joseph t'hr. late of pcdham in said
County, deccased-haying presented his first ac-
count Of administration upon .aid estate for
Probate, Oi1icred: that The said administrator
give notice thereof TO all persons interested by
causing copy Of this order to he published
three weeks sugeeSSiYciy in the Ellsworth Amer
lean prjate, in Ellsworth, that they may appear
al a Probate Court 10 be holdanat Ellsworth ON
the first Wednesday of December next. at ten
of the clock in the forenoon. and >hcw cause, il
any they have. why the SAINT, should not b. al
lowed. PARKER TUCK, Jld;ce.
y true copy, attest,
4 GEO. A. DYER, Register.
Ellsworth American., 1866-11-16

At a Court of krst.as h,te at liinehill within and
for the County Of Hancock. o9 the irst Nt'ileS'
dav OF November \. ID 1863
EfIIiJ>N HAlSIuGE I'd pnmcd ENccutcr
w in n certain instrument pnrponinS to be me
last will and testament Gi william GaD5;Eg hH; nr ,ae
said Executor give notice to az persons interested
by causing a copy OF this order p bs published
nm urinted at Ellsworth that they may appear at Il
Probate Court to be held at Ellsworth said county
on the first "Wednesday of Deccmher next III 'e!
Of the clock In the forcn oon, and shsw cause =
any they have why the said instrument should no,
be proved. approved, and allowed As the last VIII
''''' PARKER TICK. Judge.
n s' GEo, A. DYER. RS,steF,
Ellsworth American., 1866-11-16

AZ Court Of Probate holden a' Ellsworth
within and for the County of Hancock, on
the fDnrth Wednesday Of October. 4. II. le;ii.
EoliN l.. PARKER, Administrator of the
~ estate Of W. +. Spo!ioTd late of Brdham
in said County. .1accasct-has ing presented his
first account of Administrator upon said estate
for Probate,
ORDERED That the said Administrator give
notice thereof to all persons interested, by cati-
sing, copy OF this Order te be published three
weeks >ucc'ssively ia the Ellsworth American.
printed in Ellsworth, that they may appear 1T
Probate Court 10 be hold. ~ at Ellsworth on
the First "Wednesday of December next, at
t"n Of the clock in The forenoon, and slew ca,ls,
II an, they have Why the sanc should not b.
allowed.
PARKER TUCK. judge.
\ true Copy-Attc>t:
3w4i GEO. \. DYER, Register.
Ellsworth American., 1866-11-16
alw sarsrtibsments.
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Aa cour, of Probate holdon nj Ellsworth within

Ata Court Of Probate ho'dcn nj Ellsworth within
kisi Tor the County ot Hancock, On ih" iuRItii
Wednesday oftht"hcr \. -.
- GORGE pAktllEE administrator of the E-t-
" ate OF /cbulon smith, late of Ellsworth ia
said County deceased -'nNinG prc>cntcd hi first
account of administration upon said estate pr Pro,
bate DRpIEfp That the sdd administration
give notice hereof to uil persons tuteI r-icd he
II>in. copy of This order to- h,' published th GO
weeks -tcccssiyciy in tine Ellsworth Amcr ric,tn
,riutcd in til>w,aih that they may appear NJ u
lguhaic Court to he held ut Ell~N nrlh un the lr-i
Wednesday OF December hcAt. nj ,runf the clock
IN the forenoon, and >hrw Utu,t. II any they have
why the the same should not hr allowed.
rAItILR ri OK, Judge
4 true Cop, -Attest:
AZ GEORGE A. DYER
Ellsworth American., 1866-11-16
LNREEpOM NOTICE,

Noti,c is hereby gwen that fot vaftls'he conf
.iis,,sti,. N. and ,I.a good will bear TO my ginor
SON lanes Albert Siclipls, have .rciillgulshed
/" to him H. renqinlsr of hi. minority to ag, for
himself. claiming none ofhis wages, ahd VII not
nny any lol,ts oI bis contracting i'o.l ms Ha'e'
f"' "*' Joseph ), aiehol''
Ellsworth Nov. 18th 1856, ~
Ellsworth American., 1866-11-16
STRANGE. BUT TRUE.

Every young lady end gentleman in the I'm te
States can hear something very much tc 'heirad,snl
tgc by return mail tfcct OF cha ge,) by adderss
alc undersigned. those having fears OF being las
buggcd VII ctiIgc by not noticing this card.
oih,rs viii please address their obcdent servant,
T!iDS. +. CHAPMAN,
lei S5l Brolwlv, New York
Ellsworth American., 1866-11-16
DIR. T.. X, TAYLOR,

no. IL, H\NovrR STREET, BosroN. has for 20
wears. in addition to hi- general family practice
given special attention I" III. treatment OF all bis
al the Eloo,l, triuar, aud Reprdslarine or-
yans, and all cOmll llain,s peculiar tu women, Good
accommodations provided for pairsts Sho pre-
fer to remain IN the city during treatment, ;.