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Ellsworth American., 1867-07-12
Juilc I'M 1877.
STATE OF MAINE
, the Honorable Judge of Probate for the County

To the Honorable Judge of Probate for the County
If Hancock.
niIE undersigned Guardian of Almira ~ an!
L Henry =. Hooper, Minor Heirs OF Sainue
Hooper lac OF Brooklin in said County, dcct hseu
respectfully represents that sai Minors sclleI
and possessed OF tLe following described Real
estate viz about L. acre OF land situated IN
I,rooklin between lands OF solomon York, and
1mos UcIrick til, same that VIM. ii. Bridges,
now live, on Also the Real estate Situated ut
Center harbor called, il being the satae de crlb
,5I in II Deed recorded in the Registry of Deeds ioI
sail County, Volume l21 page 3ti and vol loo page
ri That it woHid he for tie benefit OF said Nil
ols II nj said Read Estate should he sold, and the
nrt, Is thereof put out to interest or otherwls sc
ned Tor th, ", >t,e therefore praYs Thai
license may be granted her 10 sell and convey
the above described Real Estate ut pubie or PR
y,tc sale, according to the requirement 81 The law
Louisa ID. HOOPER.
Ju.c roth, 1851.
STATE OF MAJ 'E.
Hancock, IS. Court Of Probate, june Term, A
u. lS,a. 80,
l;poa the foregoing Petition, oEDERED.-That
,qIl uet:toner give public notice 10 all persons IN
trrestctl, by causing Il copy OF tie petition AM
thi, order thereon, to be published three weeks
sutce, iyelv i'll tie l-wolth Amercau news
plucr published il. Eli WORTH in said County, tht
they may AZ pear ut a court ot Probate Tor sh!d
( oIIn,y To- iehea al Ellsworth in said County, on
the first "Wednesday OF August next, al ten OF Tn
clock in the forenoon, and show cause, II any
they have WHY, the prayer of SAID petltu"tI
should not be granted.
PARKER Tuck, Judge.
\ True Copy Attest:
3W35 GEo. y. DYER REGISTER
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To the honorable Jndse Of Probate Tor The Count!

To the Honorable Mdsc Of Probate Tor the County
oi ii.utuch:
mill undersigned, Widow of samuel Wardwel
L lLic ut Pcl.ob,cot in eaid County, deceased
rcsnecttully repre- cnts, that sali deceased u'''
nns,rs. ell of Personal Estate an Inventory ol
which mas en- duly returned into the IIo"att
Once that her circumstances render II necessary
tn t she should la more ol sand Personal Estate
than She l. enttlcd to ON II distribution thtfeoi
sine therefore pray that your Honor would grant
her such Allowance out of said Personal Estate
"A, In YOUR discretion you may determine necessa'
ry and proper, also that Commiss siuncrS may bg
appoinied 10 set Oh; he. Dover i'll sat estate.
ALICE WARpwELL.
penobscot, june l5 1851
STATE OF MAINE.
Hlncock, sslCourt OF Probate, june Term, A.
d. lSG1. , r,.a;1
Upun the foregoing Petition ordcred,-That said
Willow give public notice to All persons Interested
by causing a copy Of this Ordeg 20 be published
t6,ea weeks sue essively in the Ellsworth
American newspaper published in ElisW"rti
in said County, th,it they may appear al C"url
of Probate Tor said County To be heo nj Ellsworth
on the hrs, "Wednesday August u ne st, ~ ten oi the
clock IN the forenoon. ond show cause u any tiscy
have why the same should not H~ granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judg'.
3w1j GEO. \. DYER. Register.
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NONRESIDENT Taxes.

n the town of Bluehiil, County of Hancock for
| the year 1856. The following list OF taxes CD
fcal estate of Non Resident Owners In the town
or Bluehill, for the year 1866. in bills committed
to Robert W. Hinckley, Collector OF said town, on
tho niiith day of June 1855 has been returned BY
him to me as remaining unpaid on the twenty-ffh
day of May 1857, by his certificate of that date, and
now remains unpaid, and notice is hereby given
that if the said ta xes and interest and charges are
in eighteen months from the date of the commit
mcnt Of said bills SO much of the real estate taxed
rs will be sufficient to pay the amount due thereof
including interest and charges, III without further
notice be sold at public Auction, at my store
said town, on the tenth day Of December 1867. at
twp O'Clock +. VI.
Ellsworth American., 1867-07-12
Death to Pin-Worlns

hE. GOULD'S PIN-WoRM SYRUP is
l the only remedy ior these most troublesome
md dangerous Of all worms that intest the human
system. /; is also The most cqectual Vernifuge tor
all other kinds OF W sans i'll children. Pui"ly e
ctablc; safe aid certain y valuable catsAriic,
and beneficial to health. Warranted to cure. Price
- cents. q. e, GOODWIN co, Boston, aEd
all Druggists.
Ellsworth American., 1867-07-12
To tho Honorable,Judge of Probate for the Count

To the Honorable,Judge of Probate for the County
of Hancock. - =,
sIlII un lersigned, Guardian of Jennie Elizabeth
i Springer, and Augrnnetta springer, Minor
Heirs of AnSerona \. Springer, late OF bancock,
in said County, deceased, respectfully represents
that said Minors seized and possessed OF the loi,
lowing described Real estate, viz lot III saii
Hancock known as the Abbott lot containing
acres anil G} rods more or less, bounded ON the >.
by the county road on the T.. by shore of the Bay
or creek on the N. and w. by the Reuben Abbott
lot said minors interest being one undivided haii
That it won be for the benefit or SAID Minor tiat
said Real Estate should be sold, aud the procetds
thereof put out at interest, or otherwise u,cd 1or
their benefit he therefor, prays that License may
he granted him to sell and convey the above des'
cribcd Real Estate at public private sale accor'
ding to the requirement OF the law.
DANIEL I. SPRINGER.
June 1lth, lSS7.
STATE OF MAINE.
Hancock, SIS. Court Of Probate, June Term, A
d. 1857. o, ,,,.,
Cp the foregoing petition, ORDERED,-Iha,
said petitioner give public notice to all persons
interested by causing copy OF the peltioh ano
this order thereon, to be published three weeks
succcssivelY in the Ellsworth American news
paper published in Ellsworth, in said County, ina
they may appear at II Court OF Probate 1of sal'l
County to be held at Ellsworth IN said County, on
the .ist Wednesday of August next at ten OF tiie
clock in the foreuoon, and show cause II any the!
have why the prayer OF aid petitioner should NOT
be granted. ,,r, rr-,,, y,.o
- 3w25
Ellsworth American., 1867-07-12

SnoGori Tsu'. in said town on the iii day oI
I,nnnrv Is;s ,t o,clock p NJ
'"A"''' - Ao''' Ut
Acres. Value. Tax.
Clark of Boston or
unknown on Hot ky
Hill adjoining land
of James Iylor. $40 w ,5l
IIirman Pond Of sal
en- or nknown, on
Rocky Hill. 5000 1,52
John Adams Of Booth
Bay or uni known,
adjoining land Of
James Eaton on
fittle Deerisle. 4o lV' w o'o'
White and kimball,
of Rockland or un.
known, on Ddnhtin
Point part OF Sol
mon Haskels shore
OF lgnauus ilaskels -
estate. 52-ioo OF - LIZ lio w. ',io
Same or unknown
near land OF inc
late Michael
Howard part OF
1gnatius Has
kelPs estate os-ioo OF l-l3 Il. ~ W A'ol
Same or uhknown,
near lana OF D.
II. Dow, part OF
1snatius Has -,
Same Or unknown,
in Rye field
adjoining lana
of the late
FfancIrs Haskell o2'iVV OF II % w 10
Timothy Hutchns or
unknown, part OF
Samuel Biastcfs, 80
estate lo 40 W 2,2S
Eleanor stevens, OF
Castinc or unknown,
land formerly taxed
to VIM Gray IL Al O0 2,l3
Eben Foster OF Boston
OF unknown, land formerly
owned by u. r. Furguson
near land OF the late
Daniel lorrey. 10 3oOO l,Jz
Hers OF Mary Foster or
unknown part OF lSnat!us -
Ellsworth American., 1867-07-12
New amd Benntifu! sOags by DIR
OrakNDy

Somebody Darling slunbsrs Her. Song
and Chorus Suggested by visit to Gettysburg,
80 cts. Still He kept i thinking. song aud
Chorus, founded on an incid MT at The Battle Of
ihe,Wildorncss. 80 cts. come, Darling, Gene
to the Spirit and Sons, Chorus. 30 cts.
Something sweet TO hink Of Song Il Chorus,
80 cts There are al new, and popular. rent post.
pail OLIVER DlPSON u CO., Publish,
ers, 277 Washington ST., Bosloa.
Ellsworth American., 1867-07-12
Shipping 1onrual,
PORT OF ELLSWORTH,


CLEARED.
June 9th, sch. Frank Pierce, Grant for Portland
William Jcllison, Boston.
Packet, Grant, Lynn.
Ratan Curtis Providence.
ARRIVED
June 3oth, sch. Agricola, Whitaker, from Boston.
Emily, Grant Boston.
Warrcnton, Lord, Boston.
& rresia, Lancaster, B iston.
Edward, Mihcn, koston.
Telegraph. Woodland, Salem.
Senator, BoJsey, Lynn.
Belle, Nhittcmure, Provide ce.
Fair Wind, smith. Providence.
Endora, AZ ans, Providence.
Forrester, Sa,tdcg, Boston.
Mareellus, Eemick, Bosto...
July lst sch Davis Wkittakcr, i3o<ton.
Frapconi, Ellsw Srlh, from Boston.
Capt. HeIsy.
James Tilden, Davis, Providence
End sch, Mary Elizabeth Laton' ). kingston
CLEARED.
July Sd, sch. ancieS Ellen, Farrell for n I.
ARR,
July 5th, sch. Bangor, Jordan, from PROVIDENCE.
CLEARFn.
JuIy 9Th sch Marce!Ius. Boston, for Boston
TcleCraph, Woodlrd, for Sa.cm.
Fair wind. Smith, Providence.
James Tildcn, Davis New ok.
Edward Willik.n, Boston.
Forester. Saddcr, Boston.
Caiicsit, Lancaster, Boston.
Panama, Wo ,dard, Hoston.
Belle, Whiltcmort. Providence.
WarrentoH1 'ord, New York
slh. Indora. Adams, New ork
Enily Grant, for Provide ice.
senator, Bonsey, Is nm.
ARRIVED.
July s,h, sch nonney Ives, & Hot % ir%@ 9k "IoSu'Hes
OH, Ear Dealer, RemeS' y l.
Frank Pierce Ora I, Portland.
Grace Alley, Boston.
Alyarado, Whittemore, Bottom.
Ellsworth American., 1867-07-12
Whites. Patent Horse Bake.

I'IlE undersigned having purchased the right
| TO manufacture and sell the above Rake i'll
and for the County of Hancock, respectfully in
form the public that they are now prepared to
furnish all that may be called for ut very reason
able rates.
The above Rake is the best in use and will ply
for Itself each or in the amount of labor 1ae /.
Manufactured aid for sale at Ellsworth, Flea sc
call and examine.
Ellsworth, April-0h 1861, II
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State of Maine,

{ ~ ~~-~~) HANCOCK, $50
}U. s. Stamp.} ~ the several Sher-
50 jr IFS ofour Counties
I c. A. s. L. q. OfIlancock, Pen
Sept2Sth 1866 ~ obscot, York,
coin, kennebec, Oxford, Somerset, Washington,
Waldo, Piscataquis, Franklin Aroostook, And,
roscoghin. sagadahoc, and Knox, or either OF
their Deputies, GREETING:
w Command you to attach the goods 81
w estate of Daniel Collins, Martin Collins, and
Lafayette Collins, to the value Of Six Hundred
Dollars, and summon the sa d Defendants If they
may be found in your preeinctO to appe'r before
our Justices of the SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT next
to be holden in Ellsworth, within and for our county
of Hancock, the fourth Tuesday of October next
then and there in oui said Court to answer unto
J. J. Durham and Geo. Nj. Sargent OF Boston, Mass.
and style of DURHiM 4 SARGENT.
And also, for that the said Defendants at said
Boston TO wit: at Ellsworth on the day of the pur
chase of this Writ, being indebted to the Plaintiff
in the sum ofTwo Hundred and Eighty Five Dollars
and-Cents, according to the Account annexed
then and there in cons liberation thereof promised
the Plaintiff to pay him the same sum on dcHiand.
Also, for that the Defendant at said Boston to
wit ut Ellsworth, aforesaid, on the day of the pur
chase Of this Writ, being indebtedt to the Plaintiff
in another sum OF Five Hundred Dollars. Tor so
much money before that time had and received by
the said Defendant, to the Plaintins use, in con-
sideration thereof, promised the lainn's to pay
them that sum on demand
YET TnoUGn OFTEN REQUESTED the said Defen.
dan.s have not paid said sum but neglect to do,
to the damage of said Plaintiff las they saw the
sum ofsix Hundred Dollars, which shall then and
there be made TO appear with other due damages
And have you there this Writ with yonr doings
therein.
Witness JOHN APPLETON, Esquire, at Ellsworth
this 2sth day of September in the year of Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-siS.
i. W. PERRY, Clerk.
STATE OF MAINE.
Hancock, S., Supreme Judicial Court, October
Term, 1867
And now il appearing to the Court that the said
Defendants VI. s. ID. Collins at the date OF the ser.
vice of the writ not nhabitbnts of this state.
and lad no tenant, agent or attorney within the
same, and that they had no notice OF the pendency
of his suit, it is ordered, that notice thereof be
given to the said NJ. -. Collins, by pub shing an
atte stcd copy of the writ, and this order thereon,
three weeks sr1ccessivciy in the Ellsworth Americ-
an the last publication to be at east thlr.y days
before the next term OF this Court, to be held at
Ellsworth, WITHIN and for the County of Hancock,
on the fourth Tuesday of October eNt that he may
then and t. ere, In said Court appear and show
cause il any they nave why judgement should not
be rendered against them and execution ISSUE
accordingly.
Attest:-PARKER w. PERRY, clerk.
A true copy. .oi the witt oorder Court thereon.
3w24 Attest:-P w. FERRY, Clerk.
Ellsworth American., 1867-07-12
FOR SALE.
&IE7EKx5a3s517YzIlE(

n the Choicest Fruits and Spices, strictly
" Pure of DELICIOUS FLAvoRs and CNRI.
VAILED STRENGTH. Introduced in 1850; Refer
ences in l565-6. Governors from all n. T.. states.
Professors, Literary and Business Men, Hotel
Proprietors and Dealers in Choice Flavofs. They
tire bic their sales with these.
Ellsworth American., 1867-07-12
One Hundred Comic Songs.
o. One Hundred Irish Songs.
One Hundred Scotch SCnrS.

The best cole ctions published and containing
every variety of >t!le--eld and new-uniqle AID
rare--many ofthem 10 lie found in no oil or work.
with woids and music, complete. Three looks.
Price OF each boards, co cts; Paper. go cts. Sent
post puid. OLIVER DI1SON d Co, Pub.
iishers, 277 Washington ST., Boston.
Ellsworth American., 1867-07-12
THE MUSICAL SCALE.

The NJ JSICAI SCALE.
By Horace Biddle, With l3 full page 1lfLst'
tions. Clcth, Sl25.
This is an admirable treatise on the origin ana
construction ef the Scaies in common use. II 10 u
work in Which is displayed an uncommon power
of analysis, and that Will furnish many new IDEAS
to acc nplshed musicians, and interest all Who
have any knowledge oil music.
Mailed, postpaid ON receipt Of Price,
OLIVER D1Ts ON CO, / ublisherr,
2l7 Washington ST., Boston.
Ellsworth American., 1867-07-12
American Life Drops,

a RE warranted to be the best PAIN KILLER
n in the whole world
Use or as cases following
internally, externally, tcqure, directions,
and they W i'll cure, beyond the possibility OF
doubt,
Chol ra, Coughs, Rheumatism,
hulera- Morbus, Gods, Neuralgia,
Dia! rhna, Group, Sprains,
Dyaencry, Sore throat, bihlscs,
DIphthcria, Bronchitis, cramps,
Headache, Cole, and Wounds,
They will work wonders with all your aches
and pains. Sold by all Druggists and Countay
Stores. lNl3
Ellsworth American., 1867-07-12

CEMENT-CEMENT-tw limc). Contract
ors and others should USE j. y. Jdme,' dars color
ed Roscndac Cement, Il superior article for els
terms, mason work. etc. .Addrc j. Il. james, 2.
Cedal-st5. n. Y.
Ellsworth American., 1867-07-12
ID I T. d =.

In Ellsw orlh.-June 9Th, Mrs. Lucy Helen II llc
man ESQ Il Chen yiled, ag, Il 81 years 10 months
Ellsworth American., 1867-07-12
NOTICE.

Seized bv the Collector of the District Of French.
mans Bay ! chest of Tea containing about ~
pounds and Box of Tobacco about Is pounds,
Tor violation of the revenue laws.
ANY y rson claiming the above articles are re.
quired Ia appear and file in this office his claim 10
each article within twenty days from the date Oh
the first publication of this notice.
w Is. PETERS, Collector.
Custom House, Ellsworth, July, o, 1901. 25
Ellsworth American., 1867-07-12
NJ a II II / IL ID .

Cranberry Isles july 4ih, by i. {. ternaid,
Fsu Can't. Alexander Blake, 10 Miss. Geoigian''
Dodge, botA OF Mt. Desert.
Ellsworth American., 1867-07-12
Non Resident Taxes.

r. HE following list of taxes real estate Of nom
/ resident owners in the town Of Deer Isle, for
the year 1866, in bills comiHtted to Sylvanus G..
Haskell, Collector Of said town on the 3Oth day Of
June 1867 has been returned by him to re-
manning unpaid the 18th day of June 1851 by his
certificate Of that date, and now remain unpaid.
And notice is hereby given that If the said taxes
and ntetest, and Charges are not paid INTO the
Treasury ofsaid town within eighteen months
from the date of the commitment Of the sau bills,
much of the real estate taxed as Will be smGi-
cient to pay the amount d therefor, including
interest and charges, will without further notice,
be sold at Public Auction at the store of 7. 7.
Spoford Esq, in said town on the i.h day of
January, 1858, at . o'clock +. u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-26
GEN. SHERMAN.
HE Is NOT A CANDIDATE


Tie Philadelphia Morning Post publishes an
article from a correspondent detailing conversation
with sherman at Hanover N. H., in the Spring Of ls65
He says
asked him his proposed route leaving Hanover, ~
the time informing him Of my business aud 81 my
desire accompany him. He said that he was travelling
pleasure that he desired to travel quietly, ana that
he did not intend 10 make any speeches told him that
he would undoubtedly meet with an enthusiastic reception
Canada; that already receiving accounts Of
preparations being made there TO extend him hearty
welcome, and that 1t would be next 70 i'm
lie said If they attempted anything OF the sort
Canada, he should Immediately return within
lines " that he had no taste for such hngs ana that he
already very much annoyed he started
norted he next d9y I'm ne Es,e York Hcr Win nauy
words added which ne aid not utter and which lac sup
posed the imagination of the reporter supplied He had
stopped at Yale Harvard, forget which now and he
said that while out on the playground during his stay
there the boys had collected around him. TO
them he had given them little talk; that be bad told
dan and Thomas and himself had done a that was TO be
done, and won all the distinction that was ~ be won
would not to have TO wait long, SO they must not lose
heart despair. On receiving the NewNOrk paper
er days after he was astonhed to ma ai he was re-
ported as predicting speedy war 10 thc students, IN
which they would have chance Of distinguishing them
selves. Now such contingency another war lie had
contemplated, and he hoped that the country would
be blessed with Ofpeace that II needed yeas
OF peace for IL wanted men 10 develop It's resources and
that there for hundred million Of where
not going 10 make any speeches IN Canada that would
return to Ncw.YoIk. He said that under no crcum
stances would he make speeches that he did not de-
sire to occupy the attention Of the public, and would
permit his to be used In connection with any
Office In the gift Of the people His brother John nc said
had taste for politics. but he had not He was entirely
satisfied with the position he occupied IL suited him.
ana as lOng s ne snlted ~ nc W0nld hOd ~ lhs Was
"a year or more has passed, and know left him I'M
pressed with the idea that he was not Presidential
pirant, and could never be prevailed upon to become
candidate for the Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-26
rErGoLkrM AND MINING srooks.-Fmsr noARD.
Ifining Socks.
FRIDAY. oct. 25-P. ".

Gold closed at lf,. after selling Mt i4sQlf2l.
Cash gold has been in great demand and ! per cent
was paid for it's use per diem The clearings at the
Gold Exchange Bank were SG3,O2S.OO0 and the bal
ance sl,0A,2l1.
Government stocks are steady. with constant
supply from the public at quotations. In State stocks
no change. Railway mortgages are steady. The
miscellaneous list is not sustained. The tone of the
general share market is unchanged. The clique
stocks, Erie, Northwestern and Ncw-Nork Central,
are steady and the rest of the list weak. Parties
manipulating these stocks are free borrowers of
money out of the street and pay literally for
commodatons The stock is dangerous 10 buy and
hazardous to touch in any form. The ten per
cent stocks" are dropping. and there is no demand
except for speculative purposes. The high rate of
money is steadily forcing parties holding &c higher
cost to sell At the Second Board the market i'm
proved on the entire list. After the call there was
further advance. New-York Central sold at 1l2!
Erie IS Michigan Southern, 7S.. Reading continues
heavy and pressed for sale 10y Philadelphia holders.
Rock Island and Fort Wayne were heavy and did
not sympahze with the advance in the other shares
Pacific Mail improved, and sold at l45. AT the close
Of business the market was excited and irregular.
and the interest continued to center in Erie and North
Western Common. The closing prices were: New-lork
Central, ll2@ll2s; Erie 121aI@l; Reading, 9;
Michigan Southern, fSs0 10; Cleveland ana illts-
burgb, 81 GS9 Rock Island 95ta95s; Northwestern
Common, 47s0l7i Northwestern Preferred, 65.@
90.
panic took place on the Philadelphia Stock Tx
change owing to a sudden dropping out Of sight of
several fancies which had been selling freely for
some time past. This is premonitory of what may
DO expected here. Boston Water Power, Quicksilver
aud sic have already fallen TO one-haf of their late
selling price and others must soon follow. North
Western common Erie Michigan Southern Ohio Ger
thcates and others which pay no dividend, are ban
died about from broker TO another at prices far
above their value, and Ihs mo outsiders will touch
them they must fall TO their level among the stocks
which no prudent banker will lend any money
and no investor will care TO sink his funds.
Money is per cent on call and loans at less are
rare The difficulty in selling commercial paper con-
tInues and names not rstclass can only be used at
ruinous rates. Best names pass at SOLO per cent.
The trade of the country is not IN satisfactory con
dtion. nor are there any indications of returning
confidence. Much Of the present dsturbancein COM
mercal affairs proceeds from political causes and I'M
I'll that source of trouble is removed 40 permanent
improvement can DO looked for. The next session OF
Congress promises TO DO stormy one far as pot-
ica sad financial subjects are 99acoegsd state Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-26
RELIGIOUS.

Every clergyman in Massachusetts, has been
requested to preach Prohibition tomorrow.
Tho Rev. L. l.. Pattcn Of tie Eighty fourth
n Presbyteran Church Of this cywiil become pastor
of tho Prosby terian Church OF Nyack.
The Methodist church edifce IT Far Rock
away cost s. co. and bc finished by te 18th OF Janu
airy next
The Rev. James II. Frazer Of the Pifth-avc.
Bausf Church this city. has accepted the all Of the
First Baptist Church Of Mack ana VIII ontc upon hs
labors tomorrow.
The Episcopal Church at Richmond Staten
nearly rebuilt at cost Of $1,000 The Society yearly
80 years old
Tho nla-s 6or tir new pnrsonnpe 81 ~. Pauls
nfiH nj Newark ~ j. promise one of tho most into-
$4,000.
An old fashioned New-England tea party
given Thursday evening at the Free VII or Open
Communion Baptist Church. Seyontoontst st., near sixth
short welcome address made 10y the Pastor tho Iov
Charles T. Blake who has usi accepted The pasoato 81
the church Other short speeches and singing followed,
and the evening closed pleasantly.
The American Bible Society received q, il4 ~
from New Jersey during September OF which tie Essex
County Society gave $40 on Union county s4o Hunter
ns. East Orauge $780, legacy ~ James Little. late OF
Somerset County Sgis g. The hrs society oi colored
people IA the United states WAS formed Ia Newark Aug
D, 1916.
mouth Church meeting to be held under the auspices
Of the Young Mems Christian ASSOCIATION for the purpose
of considering the project of building international
Memorial Church In memory OF President Lncolf 10 he
erected Ina London, and used alternately by oer
gymen and those Of England. with view Of culKang
fracrnal relations between the two nations and ~ the
promotion Of the gospel The recommendation Of the
project signed 10y Mr. Beocher Dr. Stous Dr. Budngou.
DR. Sewall, and Others. The Rev III. W. Beechcr Z. T.
Porter, ID, H. NJ. GHaher Thomas Sewell, ID. Y. H.
Storrs IT,, d, VIM. j. BudngtOn DID. DR.. Tomptius
aud others Will address the meeting aud May Both