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Financial Crisis in Richmond.

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 6, 1857. Insolvency
is almost general among the merchants here,
and Northern creditors, chiefly Of New York
and Baltimore, can enter suits in the United
States courts for the recovery of debts. A
rush into bankruptcy is the consequence
No less than forty applications we're receiv-
ed to-day by the Register.
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The southern Cotton Crops.

SAVANNAH, September 8. Reports from
the sea island crop are discouraging, south
Carolina coast reports state that the rain
and worms have made great havoc in the
cotton crop. Georgia coast reports state
that the worm has only appeared on two
islands, The other islands expect . fair
crop. The estimate of the island crop last
week was 81, 900 bales. This week it is on
ly $4,000. Rains continue, hut reports from
the interior are good. Fair crops are ex-
pected of uplands. No new sea island cot
ton has been received yet. IS.
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Why GENERAL GRANT DOES NOT MEET
TIE CABMET-To-day the demands of pub
lie business were SO great that he was una
bic to attend the Cabinet meeting. This is
the reason for his absence, and not attribu-
ted to hin-vz., q request that he be re-
lieved fromatteading the meetings generally.
a. =. Times
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General sickles.

General Sicklcs will proceed directly from
Charleston to New York In the steamer which
sails on Saturday, and on his arrival there win
demand court Of inquiry regarding the grave
allegations contained in the recent proclamation
of the President Wask CA5vniclk 81
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Registration Returns.

We give below the registration returns in
this State as far as received. We shall keep
the table standing until completed BY the
full returns from the State. No County
must be regarded as completed unless it is
! so stated. 80 ~
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A friend writing us from Pitt County
says Cotton is looking well. / think We
will have more than an average crop, not
understanding the great freshet in june"
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We have number Of returns in addition
to the above, for which we can not find room
in this issue. They shall appear in our next.
We have given the aggregates in the above
table from all the Counties as far as received.
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business contracts for the Standard office, and to
give receipts. r
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General Howard to Retain His Posi-
Isatt ton. fHli

The following appears as special des-
patch in the Boston Adrertiser: SIS 3 s
I" PROVIDENCE, R. l., September 8, 1867.
Major General Howard. now visiting the ag-
fricultural fair in this city, received a des-
patch from General Grant this evening, in
forming him that he is to retain bis position
at the head of the Freedmen's Bureau"
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-09-11

An important Circular from Gen. Miles in
relation to the suspension of rations and
Feedmen's Savings Banks, shall appear in
unr next.
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Some of the rebels are ridiculing the late
Republican Convention because the hat was
handed round to raise money to defray ex-
penses To this we. reply, first, that if the
loyal men had even moiety Of the bacon,
mules, wagons and cotton which were stolen
from the public during and atlthe close of
the rebellion, by certain Confederate and
State officials, they would have funds for all
purposes and to spare; and secondly, that
the Republicans of this State have wealthy
friends at Washington and at the North, and
are not likely to want funds to carry on the
campaign.
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RANKING H0UsE or
lay COOKE a 60.
3 NJ 8 WALL sZREAZ,
49, e Iaqzn slses1 xEW FORK.
w nv "a sslI a the ncst llbe1il surrsut
piles. and kssp On hand ! iull supply q Gov
ERNHNr BONDS OF ALL BeUEa, eEyEN-
THRTIEs, AND COMPOUND INTEREST
NOTES. and execute orders for purchase md
sale Of STOCKS. BONDS and GOLD.
- CONTRIBUTORS.
We convert the several issues Of eEvM-THn-
rms q the most favorable market rates into
FrH-TwEHrna which, 1t present price Of COLA.
Yield TIE holder about one .psr cent mpgo inter-
eft pr aunum. Cireulan With full particulars
furnished upon application. 1. g
JAY COOKE = co.
Nay Q 1857 so-tw&w1y
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SWINE DIPTHERIA AND CHoLERA.-We
learn from the Western Farmer that these
two diseases SO fatal to swine, are still pre-
vailing in Wilkes, Caldwell. Allegheny and
adjoining Counties; and we call the atten-
ton of Veterinarians to the fact, SO that
any cure is known to them, it may be ut
once given to the public. The best known
regimen to guard against these diseases, is
plenty of pure water, charcoal and rotten
wood, placed conveniently to the place where
they are fed. For porcine diptheria q strong
tea made from smart-weed or water pepper,
and used as gargle, is very efficient reme-
dy.
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A Post Office has been re-established ct
Psctolus Pitt Co. and James g. Lewis sp-
pointed Post Master.
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CALHoRN1A.-The Republican vote in the
recent election was divided between two
candidates, and the result will show that it
was larger than the Democratic vote. Bad
management, not lack of votes, lost Cali
fornia. If the rebels expect that the Lost
Cause will be revived on the shores of the
Pacific, they will be mistaken.
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DISCRIMINATION 4. Forsyth,

Repatriation /. Forsyth.
The following has been communicated to
us, as the result of the first sessions of the
board of registration, in the Eastern portion
of the County. -.
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The late Republican Convention contained
about three hundred delegates from seventy
Counties It was the largest delegate Con-
vcntion ever held in the State.
Letters were received from Hon. A. H.
Jones, Gen. R. M. Henry, Judge Brooks, Tod
R Caldwell, Lewis Thompson, Majors
Schenck and Rhoades, DR.. Grissom, D. M.
Carter, Jonathan Trull, Richard Short, E. T.
Blair, John A. Reid. Henry Eppes, W. Caw-
thorn, John Hyman, and Others, expressing
regret that they could not attend. Mr.. Set
tie would have been present but for the
fact that his presence was indispensable as
Solicitor at Granville Superior Court.
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The Amnesty Proclamation.

The following section of an act OF Con,
gress passed July II, 1862, known as the
confscation act, is the authority upon which
rests the previous Amnesty proclamation of
President johnson. On the 4th of January.
1857, Congress repealed this section by
special act. The New York Times calls at
tention to this, and says that if the Presi-
dent issues. new proclamation in the face
Of this action, it win be accepted as another
indication of his determination to override
the win of the people, as expressed through
Congress.
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JRssEE WHEELER, Esq, Assessor 9th Dist
Greensboro, N. G.
]. L JoHNsoN, Asst. Assn. ~
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Registration in Raleigh up to ! past 10
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st court of Probate holden ae Ellsworth, within
aud for the county of Hancock, on the third
Wednesday of June, A. d. 1857.
FREDERICK HALE, Guardian of Alice NJ.
Snow, Il al, minors in said County, having
prese ted his final account Of Guardianship upon
said estate for Probate:
ORDERED THAT the said Guardian give notice
thereof TO all persons interested, by causing a
cepy of this order to be published three weeks sue
cessively in the Ellsworth American, printed in
Ellsworth that they may appear alta Probate court
to be holden at Ellsworth on the first "Wednesday
of August next at ten of the clock in the fore.
noon, and shew cause, If any they have why the
same shoald not be allowed.
PARKER Tuck, Judge.
A true copy-Attest:
GEO. A. DYER, Register.
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ProbateN Offices.

To the Honorable Judge of Probate for the County
of Hancock:
HE undersigned, Widow of Richard II. Habley,
lite of Franklin, in said County, deceased,
respectfully represents, that said deceased died
possessed of Personal Esttte, an Inventory OF
which has bcen duly returned into the Probate
Office: that her circumstances render it necessary
that she Should have more OF said Personal Es-
tate than she is entitled to distribution there.
Of; She therefore prays that your Honor would
grant her such Allowance out of said Personal
Estate, as in your discretion you may determine
necessary and proper, and that Commissioners
may be appointed to set out her Dover in said
estate.
HATTIE A. IIADLEY,
June 10th, 1857.
STATE OF MAINE.
Hancock, ss. Court of Probate, June Term, A.
d. 1857.
Upon the foregoing Petition, ORDERED,- That
sai' Widow give public notice 10 all persons IN
terested, by causing Il copy of this Order to be
published three weeks vely i'll the Ellsworth
American a newspaper published in Ellsworth in
said County, that they may appear at Il Court OF
rebate for said County to be held at Ellsworth on
the first Wednesday in August next. at ton OF the
clock in the forenoon, and show cause II any they
have, why the same should not be granted.
PARKER Tuck, Judge.
True Copy-Attest:
3w23 GEO. A. DYER, Register
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Penobscot, June l5, 1851.
STATE OF MAINE.

At n Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth, win
in and for the County OF hancock, on lhe tni'
Wednesday of june. A. D., 1851.
DWARDJ HuDGklNS, named Executor III
J.. "a certain instrument purl,ofiine 10 ne liie i,s
a., IN and rstn,nent oi Robert Bartlett late OF Elis
worth in said county deceased, having presented
the same Tor probate; ,..
OLDEnED,-that the said Executor give i', ho!ice
Ia ali ucr,0ns mtercs ted by causing copy of this
order TO be published three weeks succesSively IN
The Ellsworth American, printed at Ellswor Il thal
EIlt worth. In said county on the first wednesday
Of Angus, next at ten of the clock in the forenoon
and slew cause, ifany they have, why the saia IN,
sirument should not be proved, approved, anu
al owed as the last will and testament Of SAID de-
ceased, ,,.. ,,.
9w'ns GEO A. DYER, Register.
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Non n-Residant Taxes.

7 the Town of amherst in the County of Han
! cock for the year lS6j. The following list of
taxes ON real estate of Nom Resident owners in the
town of Amherst ior the year S,'6. in bills com
mittcd to +. Il FOSTER Collector of said, town,
on The thirteeth day of May A. ID 1866 have been
returned by him to me aS remaining unpaid on
the Iwenty-second day OF May loii. by his certii
cate of that date, and now remain unpaid; and
notice is hcreJy given that if the said iaNes, and
interest, and charges, are not paid into the Treas
ury OF the said town, within eighteen months from
the date Of the commitment of the said bills, 50
much of the real estate taxed as viii be sufficient
to pay the amount due therefor including interest
and charges, will without further notice be sold ut
public auction at the Store oitco. {. White in said
Town, on the second day of Dec. 1857. at O'Clock
l.. NJ.
O.good 4 Keihcr No. CT Acres 36ta5; Value,
100; Deficit of highway, Sl9,Go; Tan $3.50.
VIM II. Fmgg, 10 acres; Naiue S4Vi Deficit Of
highway, 81 cts; TaX, $3.50.
JOSEF h Il. chase, 2lO0 acres; Value, 5000; Tax,
SB3,
John Goddard, Ili0 acres; Value SO; Tax,
Sit,20
Elisha Chick, IS acres; Value, s52; Tax sl.oa.
3wsJ Il. H. SILsBi, Treas ufer Of Amherst.
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Nonresident Taxes.

y the town of Otis County % Hancock, for the
l year 1856. The following list oftaNes on rea
estate of Non Res dent Owners III the town ot O,ls
iol the year 1856 i'll bills committed to A.
Blaisdel Collector Of said town on the thiltleth
day OF April 1867. by record of that date and now
remaining unpaid and hctce l. hereby given that
if said taxes and interest and charges, not paid
into the Treasury OF said town Within eighteen
months from the date of commitment of said bills
So much of the real estate taxed As will lie suihc'
lent to pay the amount due therefor including IN
tercsta Il charges, will without further notice be
sold at Public Auction at tine Post Oilicc IN sad
town, on the second day Of Dec. lsG7. at one ol
the clock, L. NJ.
Names of owners if known.
A. Nee, ard A. l.. Howard; half of saw and
shinsle mill and Machinery, situated Oh Beach
Hill Brook on lot 80, and valued 500, and two
Houses, value, $50, taN, So, n and lots No y e
81 and part of l3J, and part of lots led, l21 and
iO5 acres living in the Southest corner of The Dut
ton thousand acre lot SO calied-Wholc value OF
land, Sl0i0, tax, SI0Oi
Richard Rains or unknown, lot Ill, No. Of acres
100, value $50, TAX 5000
\. NJ BLAlsDELL, Treasurci Of Otis.
Otis, june, ls6?. 3w2o
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Non Resident Taxes.

~ HE following list of Taxes on real EstSte OF
l nonresident owners in the Town of sullivan,
fer the wear 1856 in bills committed to j c. Ash,
Collector of said Town on the Eth day of Nav lsJG
has been returned by him TO me rs remaining un-
paid on the 18th day of April lsj7 by his certificate
is hereby given that if the said taxes, and interest,
and charges are no. paid in the Treasury of the
said Town within Eighteen months from the date
of the Commitment Of the said bills, so much Of
the real Estate taxed as will be sufficient TO pay
the amount due therefor including interest," and
charges, will, without further notice be sold at
Public Auction at the Store of 4. III. simpson, in
said Town on the ed day OF November, 1867, at :
o'cock Z. NJ
Names. Acres. NMut, lax.
sullivan Grari.e
Co., known as
the College land. 1'39 SIPS Sl39,Oo
JAMES +. CONNERS,
Treasurer OF SUI iivsn.
Sullivan, June 9Th, 1857. oNa3
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At court of Probate holden at Ellsworth, within
and for the county of Hancock, ON the three
Wednesday of lune, A. u. 1851. ,
4 IIAltLES JAMES, named Executor IN a certah,
| instrument purl'nrtmg to be the '1st VIII ana
testament OF william james late of Ellsworth IN
sand county deceased, having presented the same
for probate: .,,,
OEDEEED-That the said Executor give h.t,cc
to nil persons interested, by causing copy OF thS
or,er 10 be published three weeks suceessiNciy IN
the Ellsworth American printed at ELS North, at
they may appear at Probate Court 10 o htau ~ ~
OF August utxt, at ten of the clock IN the forenoon
and slew cailsc if my they have why the said III,
strument should not be proved, approved, ant,
allowed MS the last will and testament of salu
deceased. - ,,
- sw.11 GEO. A. DYEE, Register.
Ellsworth American., 1867-07-12

To the Honorable Judge ofProbate for the Co unity
of Hancock.
.i'IIE undersigned, Widow of George W. Jordan,
i late of Mt. Desert, in said County. deceased
respectfully represents, that said deceased died
possessed of Personal Estate, an Inventory OF
which has been duly returned into the Probate
Oilice that her circums stances render ii necessary
that she should have more of said Personal Estate
than she is entitled to distribution thereof;
She therefore prays that your honor would grant
her such Allowance out of sud Personal Estate
as in your ret Oh o may determine nete 'ry
and proper, and that CommIs sioncrs may be ap.
pointed TO set ut her Dover in Real Estate
HANNAH A. BRACY,
June, 10, 1857. formerly Hannah \. Jordan
STATE OF MAINE.
Hancock, SIS. Court of Probate, June Term, A
y. 1867
Upon the foregoing ratition, ORDERED,-Tha'
said widow give public notice to all person,
interestsd, by causing copy of the petition, and
this order til, reon, to be published three weeks
succes sivcly in The Ellsworth American news
paper published in Ellsworth, in said County, that
they my appear at Court of Probate for saia
County, to be held ut Ellsworth on the First W ed
nestay Of August, next, at ten OF the CLOCK IN lh'
forenoon, to show cause, II any they haye Wh' the
prayer Of said petitonc, should not be granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true Copy--Attest:
% GEO. \. DYER Register.
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The MORALS of the National Capital are
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

whereas Raymond Harvey, of sullivan n. m 1ht IN.
Comfy of Hancock, and State of Nalnt, ny MS
deed Of mortgage dated September 9j'h, Is q; am,
recorded in Hancock Registry of needs' vol J.!
page 30I, conveyed to mea certain piece OF parce,
af land together with the buildings thereon, SAID
land being situated in sullivan aforesaid anl'
bounded as follows On the south by the G"nnIiy
road on the West by nd of Anraham Mi,eheIi
on the North by land of joseph III. Iran, ana on
the h, Ea- by Land OF BENZ r Tran, containing one
acre more or less. being the same pre,uiiSIGs con
veyed to the said Raymond Harvey Wy " "A'iani '"
Now, therefore, the condition of said mortgage
having been broken clal to ioreclose me saslt
ac eor,hng to the statute in such cases made ana
urovided and notice is hereby given that the lore
closure of said mortgage rs on TINS uaS CON
menced. ~ r. fu,,norr
sullivan, July sth, 1857. o"-'
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Names of owners if known.
Nonresident Taxes.

IN Plantation number Seven in the County Of
! Hancock for 'hc year 1856 The following list
Of Taxes ON real estate OF Non Resident Owners
in plantation number Seven tor the year 1855. i'll
bills committed to Andrew Harvey, Collector OF
Taxes III said plantation ON the llth day OF June
Is &, has been retuned by him to me - remaining
unpaid ON the 9th day Of May 1851, by his cer,itic-
ate o that date and now remains unpaid and no.
tice is hereby given that II the said TaXes interest
and charges. are not paid into the Treasury OF
aid Plantation within eighteen months from the
date of the Commitment Of said bids, much OF
thr real estate taxed as VIII be sufficient, to pay
at the amount du- the cior including interest
and Charges Will without further notice he sold
Public Auction at the Treasurers Oliice in said
Plantation on the 3lst day of December 1867, at
one O'Clock l. NJ.
Egna smith. Tax. S2,7o
Treasurer OF Plantation No. I.
July 5th 1867. 3"25
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