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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-05-07
Our Dress Goods food, !. s.

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Is full of the Latest Importations ofGER.
NAN. FRENCH and BRITISH DRESS
GOODS Comprising Figured, Colored
and Black APACAS. Black, Blue.
Bnff. Pink and White MOHAIR
LUSTER, Plainsaud Figured
POPLINS, Plaid and \.
44t Striped GRENA- .
DINEH MOZAM.
B1QUEHplain
and Embroidder
VIZ ty,.,sft i4 LEN0S.
Striped
fgse BROCADE
and CHENE
STRIPE, for mourn
ing, Plain, check and Fam
cy SCOTCH and FRENCH
GlNGHAMS, French CAMBRICS
and PRINTS PERCALES, priuted
PIQUE, white NARSEILLES, ORGAN.
DIES, Dress BERACES. White CREPE
MARETZ, Hermann, and
many styles that can be found
Mt no other store in the
city.
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s. S. sMYTH NJ. D..
Homeopathic P hysician n,

Once in Union Block, over MerriIl 4 Cos
Store, Main Street, Ottumwa, Iowa.
Calls to the country PROMPTLY attended ts
August 81 dwSM.
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Domestic Department.

Bleachsd and Br wn Cotton and Sheet
ings I'M great varieties.
Cloths and Cassimeres for Mems and
Boys wear.
CoTToNADEs, DENNIS, STRIPES,
Ticks, OsNABERas AND DRILLS.
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Our White Goods
Department

Is very complete. embracing Linens, Lin
en- Sheetings, Sd, ga, "a. Linen Damasks,
Cloths. Napkins, Towels, Diaper HucKs,
Bird Eye. plain and Cheek Jaconet, Plain,
check and Striped Main. SOCK, Soft cam
brio, India Twills, Brilliants: Hair cord
Stripes, MARSEILLES QUILTS, Dotted
and Plain Swiss, Tucked MUSLINS, La
dies and Gents Linen Cambria HandKer-
chiefs. Hem-stitch Broidered and Plain
Tapes.
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INrnRNATTON

VI. I4f95 INFORMATION.
Information guaranteed TO produce AUX
uriant growth OF hair upon 8 bald head O
beardless face, also recipe for the remov
al OF Pimples, Rlotches, Eruptions. etc.
on the skin, leaving the same snft, clear
charge by addressing ii
THOS. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist.
S2s Broadway. New York.
June6 lS67--wly-(a. n. r. l5). X
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Our Silk Department.

Comprises full line of High Lustertl Elk.
ira Quality Black eros DE. RHINE Of
superior make; Extra Rich Lyons Black
TAFFETAS;s Fine Black and Brown
MORE ANTIQUES. Fine Check and
Fancy GR0S DE NAPLES. Black.
Brown, and Steele BROCADES. Plain
Brown and Blue Of Zurich Manufacture
that we can warraRtto wearand not crack
or break.
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b. SALvo, EsQ.-The suits being
daily turned out by this accomplish
ed artist, at the wholesale and retail
clothing house OF e. w. Belts, arc
tho highest testimonials that can be
given to his superior merit. We
know gentlemen in this city, who
have for many years been in the hab.
it OF getting their clothing mad,
abroad, who now have everything in
that line cut and made by Mr. Salvo,
and they are all enthusiasticin prais.
ing his taste, styles, and exceeding
good fits. In Boston he stood on the
very summit Of hisprofession, whereof
should be borne in mind that he had
competition worthy Of the name
In Dixon, ILL.,, wero he worked at his
business for q tune, he stood as he
does here, without a rival to contest
his superior skill in the art that goes
so far to distinguish the gentleman
from the barbarian. We have here.
tofore noticed the fact that DR.. Hall
one Of the editors Of the Dubuque
Times, came all the way here from
Dubuque, to have his old Tailor, Mr.
Salvo make him a very fine suit Of
clothes !; believing that no one else
in the country could got them up Ia
such good shape. We have also pub.
lished testimonials from other enthu.
siastic patrons Of his, froms Boston
and elsewhere, and take pleasure il
inserting below . complimentary let
ter from L. B. Weston, Esq, Of The
Great clothing house Of W. r. Love
Joy 4 Co, Boston, which speaks fol
itself Of Salvo's standing in that city
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HOSIERY and GLOVE
DEPARTMENT.
We keep all the best maKes Of German
and English Hosiery. high and low cost.
The best MAKES Of Kid Gloves, ALxAN-
DER, DEsPREas q JUsTIN's. Also, Silk,
isle and Cotton Gloves, Lace Mitts &c.
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Whose fabrics require no recommeuta-
tion from those who have worn them.
Remember the place In UNION BLOCK
where you can always depend upon fair
prices and honorable treatment.
The highest market price paid all times
for country produce.
8. CLANCY BRO.
MAJ. 26dwtf.
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ENGINE s. BOILER FOR SALE

May 9th, '6s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-08

growth Of his cary education. Those who
art in pursuit Of Justice will hardly repair
TO his court 10 seek Il hereafter.
The Laekawanna.
Your reeolleeiiors Of this tessel are not,
believe, ofthe most pleasant character; still,
with belief that YOU would ike TO hear
something Of her movements, l copy the fol-
lowing from a Vallejo paper:
The LaossEsRAa, 50 long looked for az
this station, arrived Ia San Francisco some
time last week, but she viii not come Gp to
the lSra, As heretofore stated. the reason for
which We are unable tn state, PROVISIONS
Snd coal have been sent down to her, and
she viii take her departure from san Fran
cisco for . short cruise north. The Chief
Engineer Of the Leoksrsaozaa brought up TO
the 1Srd some work TO be done for this ves-
sci in the way OF repairing, which will be
done abO1i Tuesday and then sent down TO
her"
school Affairs.
The beginning of the present month was
marked BY the examination exercises Of our
public schools, and commencement occasion
IN the Oakland Colleges These various pro
eeedisgs vere enacted through number OF
different evenings, always attracting large
crowds Of people, and afforiing the highest
degree OF satisfaction. as illustrative features
II slmcst faultleSS degree Of perfection To
which our pnhlic educational school system
has Sttaieed. Fer some Te&son-I believe
deficicucy in the school fnnd-a vacation has
besn declared throughout the city, which Is
10 continue til after the 4th OF July.
Desperate and numerous attempts have
been made To impair. If not completely break
up the free school system Bishop Hughes
commenced the crusade against il ten or
twelve years ago, and his followers in the r
{. fziIh have not failed TO keep up the war,
By every conceivable resort Of strategy which
bi-Otry and f1nziicism could invent The
Bishop died lsmenging bis failure, and the
Bishops satellites, with less talents and not
nezF 80 much personal ind1ence, viii be very
apt, ike . Gil, 10 come tuubling after"
IL must be confessed. that in one Of their
sorties they were 50 far successful As TO gain
slight advantage over our usFy o1iigiAg
DeDocrSric Board Of Education.
his BODY adopted I resolution permitting
Father Gallagher 10 draw from the fund for
the support Of school in his church, which
-slouid be free 10 al applicants" etc The
ETezS Protestant heart OF the city bounded
With indignation IL the outrage, and although
the entire press OF tae city, with the excep-
ton Of the BsJlsfis. maintained : studied
silence With reference 10 the matter, such
silent Pressure wss brought TO bear upon
the S1zrd as 10 make i re1rscs its action az
is very next meeting Sfler granting the priv
ae-e- Every one felt how much the 4nssri-
On Flcg newspaper, with lis triple
thlnGeriuE" editor WAS missed az this juno
tzre- Its articles would have administered
s1eh : rehuke 10 the members Of the Board,
tazt :. Is dolhtfal whether any OF them
WOliG ever hereafter have secured 5 re-elec-
tiOa 10 that position. A free press Is great
thing in = free county
Th1 Weather
Has continued eoli and disagreeAble. We
have not lad more thaa a half dozen really
pleasant days since the advent Of spring
QUoD-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-08

caeA circai, OF station within ths bounds Of
tic Annual ConferencS- The lAy delegates
rrS. ee twenty-five wears of age, and five
wears r1n members of the church IN the
rnoutA of Jane, 1904 an elccfion shah Be
had, in which all members in fall connection
over tuen,y-oue years shall be invited 10
vote for or against lay delegation should
$ zssiori,y Se cast in fxvor of lay 6elegS-
tion, and tArc<-foarths Of the Annual Cor-
fe-ences voting thereon oe IN f4vor of the
PROPOSED change, the uext General Confer
snce may. ~ the requisite two-third vote.
complete change, and admit the lSy dele
gates previoesly elected This plan was
sscu-et almost rDzrirlc=<iv
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-08
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Pianos Tuned.

DIANOS AND OTHER MUSICAL IN
Al SEDIMENTS TzzsG ard kcqSsTe1. BY
CHAS- DERBY a. thc IaezrTs-
LsSSoas -ivcz q Tie Ps<oo and GoisSr-
Rcs- al. refs7s1ce csTel. Il
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-08

TEs Boz-c CT Dl-sctp-x Of The Hech11ics
I-=sEtzts 1.e Es:s-zine6 to hol5 grad n
5z<zri1l Fair. u0s=itiE.tz,Gi1z tie division
q <e-tize-t II tzs Associates. asd tLs oP-
po=isEoa Of eertsEn zsszzse-z. thrOzga zhose
Izzzsaes tx Legislature 1iied 70 make Il
theasl=a for aFz-1Tri1iioa Of SIS osa work
h.s 5eea e0@zeaesd On tie F4TiIIlsa. Ehi-a
: Ezsez5ed 10 eoFs- The WIKI q Uuio1
Ssz-S- ard e1hisz.ors a-s iaTfses 70 ssnE
fs-Tzr1 their rEoSuets. 1sEuferEzses. etc,
Il tszze s0r the 1rez5--z. E1irs all izke rl1es
q ~ 81 q A1zzSL TQzr Islzzds ETu x
r.e--e,5 10 zzke s0z-e kid q coc-r7ozrIoo,
1z6 Z : h0pe1 rour display al Be soeh 4
70 rg1sc- SrS5is G7o1 Eszr pa0Flz-
-Lo= Punashed-
Ia --zo6ls nd rasI-' q this STATE ard tie
az5oi.i-z Isr-7orses hzze I'D tai-zz pretty
E1eA sheiroEa-EsT fcr several 1Gaths past
Or EsooEs az sos q 1Ae kina % zzoEs F-1-
tee1oz, eFea Ehsz troops are Esz-io1e1 aI0zz
TIE Eruatie- zsslA tkzt yiss I5Eees5- - IsOss
eE TIE z<z IrS EzE.zEEy, o~r1=Eon1Ily z0z1f-
I'd % szE- ezizezes=s- bsf szskiiIe5 n s.gles-
t<z1aizz- tae I..ssz1s kEFe cay % 15yz1ee
-uoz -Ezz Es-k zEo1I - e05-E Ez0s- 5f
rsesr s15zlsz- E1z !. IL eous1si11 created
t--- .dc& z-cz TER eosZses ard IKE tbeir
ssez7e In EEz5o Szz rss5 EErIls hare ree<1t-
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E=z 4 sal f1-r< z-ze- Czp-- Bsa=z- OF
tie E-- i-s-x--- e-c1-z-s-r1 ttf-1y 1Te Or
kEes zszr OEE1es FeTTT- I-d kiLis1 EFe-y
cze 4 rhea 4s tAasS zz1zzuz HI 5elE lie
r-s--=-a1 Ssr-S5z-0-s x skz- rez5cz- I :
sz-acse5 thefr sszzxts=r I'll E-Sto-e el5es
zze szssss % rEzt para q Edzi1o-
PreTeafisa ef Crzelry 20 snfzals-
Or lzst Lezzssztz-s Fszz--s IN Tzspos7-z
PszAltzzs ssse- sAieh s0zszsy has b=.z
fo--es- E5th Eszhor5-F 70 IL zzsers to
nike arrests Ehe.sTe< 1.d 1he-s-s- thy
zsz1ess crzeatF 70 Szzb s-z=ez 4 dissf.-
gzisi.i1z b46Es j. Eo-1 - tbs zszserz, azS
Eaez sbzJ, e1aEszs Z ~ szrne rzzDac- zz6
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czzz0zT - &C & IL socze<T f1r lzEerE5-
FLY zez1s-E bo-zA he Eaz t-fei 81 tze
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Ezx ferzro-z-zT - P1Eue 5zxxz Il fie -
szzrE q Jzzzs PFDF51=s- Enz rozEIrhszz-1-
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horsS- z.4 4 rssFssczz55- Iir1Ess fesczzz.1 fz.z-
y sEE RScs iz<5-< hz11re1 str5zzs o. IL
-11- Ez1L = IL e1zrze q ~ y h1-r.
S1zE LA11 6zz-t -zz-1E : ezse epzzlsh1t1.
Xxx IL zE- 1zE - 5iz-zisss1 -1e ezlrri-
Els <.<zsss1 Ia ErezzlF ezzsrezzee1 IA So
eszzy, Ard o<1E< rAz1-z1-1zzEes- VIZ % 1ot
hes1z-E . sEy TX ez1Ae- pE15ztse s<no-z1rz
c. WIKI h-1zlz-E lzr a. t1s 5c<-1z q Is
F-11c1zcezez- Ss1zre Lax + f1zz -
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-08

ehSttels, and his ideas Of propriety in the
matter oS wSpping, are probably the out
growth cf his cary education Those who
art in pursuit Of Justice will hardly repair
10 his court TO seek Il hereafter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-08
European Intslligencs.

q IL I'll Il Nzr, sd yea - Blze Gogn,
Ria y 1Te-.- 111 oEEe1 y Ezr Jcssp1
HzElsF. Dista1ez, o8s E1s a1d ; hzlfs
fzEz ~ = sen borses rz1- King Al
frs1- OWED - % kDzhEe1iId. E1s see1ld,
1-z Speezz. -.szi1g 70 the Dixie q EeE-
ezz<ze. ttlnd-
Xzzkzzl Barrett. ec1T5rfed q ezz61z TIE
C1rkesNsl ezploEzo1s uns exec1te1 On Tie
Las8as. n.g z-r.a.r 1s.pz.eAss re-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-08

Ia EEzze - eszT5.z IL Frs=55szs E1s :
rszsa< kzz5 - NJ Sz1z-oz tA1z ne soece-
x Ts.c@-eS IL Va D.za--2-1. LIE s,-.se- 4
Eo15z y ssr L. s-Z-E e Eas ~ sas1
e z15s-SsL1s II. z5s11-5osz-- On TX E.E--
s1c1 = sss VsrT azE sAEz aAs HEa C0zn
1s.o1-zs,s- II -F.n-k=s a5s srz7s- 1as ~
zss.sz-zz--sSsas-z- T0zzs1zz togls s,.,=sse=s5cz
-zzoE-Es - szs Arruzzs szys A7s-ss-
z-sz-zz * 1a=1- II Ez.-eriz T,s11zas EZzss,z II
-c-E,s -ssce Ez-k A. zzs ezzs AID ss1s--e-i1-.s
z -rAces1- lszssss-1zS1-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-08
How Chase stands

/ TEz&a=toz ls--er 70 tx Erszs szya
~ {rsss C1lss recz-s3y szV-esse5 h1ussl
4 z1zSo1 Ez-A ~ Dszoe-z-se par! c.
ssz-y rczzs sxcsre thz1 e zzSTs-szl s-5rsGe
4z1 fhs s1s sasr-e1 y t1zi party k wo-al
CAT! Czl tAs5r roEcF sE-Sfl-,ly .nt lloor Il
Gzks cle ra--T c1eos r's--1-s-E cSeE-,l-sss
~ X EosS 1oz zEzs tks 2rsS5SezcT- ard ].
~ s111i11-e IL ElZ1El1Z He Weak
70. es<z-e LIZ cEes = IL szcrizes q =:
A1zsS- cszv1e-ic1S- On Ee1e-sl sSs1ss =
cJF-SSsz1 1l-ee-y cf1-SeTTz-lrc i1saS- Ia "A
vc-S EEzs-sZ t-ciTsrzEez- alz 70 1hS Soz,h
- S-L-ss- al Eezs-zl l----Ssy. z1lS ssro1-
= t-Ti-eczle< n. hrs Elsaszrss cf Co1ETsS:
q - 5zIz-lzl s1eSsiczs- he AlSo s1yo-s
= carry Rim - SEsa5- -LyOszs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-08
California Affairs.

The political campaign has commenced In
tbs State in earnest 4 grand ratification
meeting oE The noniuAtions Of Grant and
ColsGx for President saG Vice President, Was
held in this city On the ~ inst, under the
auspices of tie Uaio1 RepablieAn Ssais Cen
trzl Committee PlzIt's iI9I was crowded
TO is utmost capacity, and Montgomery
street gOEgsS f5oa. Bash 70 Pine streets. with
sarzing u1al.il16e, who Were entertained
hy c-$tors. speaking from $ roStrual, and
hand of na1Sie discussing national airs in
il freut Os the Hall Addresses were deliv-
erct On the inside bv Thompson Campbell,
Rev Dr.. Cox. Newton Booth. Ju6-e Turner.
George R1rstO1. Gov. Low, Gen. Ia 6rSaEe,
and On the outside ey Ju6ge Pratt. r q.
HcCiellxnG, n n Esses, and others The
St1zir US< decided s1ccsSs- Similar meet
inxs have heeu held N. al the prominent
teESS and ei;iss q the Ssaie- After the
Democrats have ptScoi their candidates in
tie Sod, "a shall have 4 re-sn3etmcnf Of the
See1e-oDiIEing t6e ciSgTscefUl Interruptions
q TIE mob, WbicA attempted 10 cry down
she Union speakers il front q Pairs Hall
Fourth OF July Celebration
i meeting Was hid II one Of the rOoms Of
TIE oisy Hall building % the night Of the
Sc. zt Stich ecnuitee Of uine va select
CT Il name committee OF one hundred and
Esty. 10 1zks arTzHgsusniS for the ceiebFa-
tiOa of or zppruaehing rational anniversary.
Il-ey ne, subsequently <ni discharged tie
d9sy entrusted TO then, aud the gentlemen
q thei- selection have uoE the whole nat
ter II eszrge- We shzl probably hare 4
TSr9 brilliant eeleoTzriSl-
Decorating the Graves Of our Fallen
soldiers and Sailors
We have ho-ruES5 : ne from the semi
baraa-o1= Chiceze, to-wIt: that Of deeoTst-
fzg Tie graves Of or beloved dead Tie
cGstOG Mas AmsrisSui1ai IN The East, oy
p-osAz1stiOa q 6su- Lossn, grS.d eommzn-
6er q the Grand Army q Tx Republic, and
i-z1g-rzrei hers >unday. shs sth, by pTO-
ezssiOa Of tAs Grad Army Eith military
ssooE-. TIE ocdsE Of frscEnsa's defenders
4u6 ei,i1en< generally. EA0 repaired 10 Lone
NOzz14ia, the = eiz! Of the dad. p with arms
f.H ard z4goa ioe5s of flowers. By Ehieh
tx ErzTss Of 6sl- Bzker. Trzcsy. Bro6eEick.
zU5 slx sS.6szTs- les 6is1i1'- uisEsi, BIT fold-
i rszeEs1sra1- EeTS Gecorzse6 with bzc1C-
izs esrs0o1S=<- thS psEtieu21rs cf Ehich
yO1 vii 5c1 81 forth Il large in ozT daily
preSs- Tie a11ir N4s StrIki-EiF imposing,
and EoE. t6z- the eGS1an h1s besR daily in
zzzErzEsS- Eil oe oasSrFe5 frOu ysar 10
Ts1-, kzre1ttsE-
Growth Of the City.
IL szhsoioed Eszre<, e0riei from tie
Assessors books. vii give you Al ises Of
the Increase II ths E1,ze of tIxzhls property
Il S1a Frzzcise0 dz-izg tie LIST yeE
AeE-zcEss 1-a,-zs Z Vz-slcal grspz-sy
assessed sr sEs 6scL y=sr EsSs-@
K-rz-1zes hsis II sl-=-x 1-Is Lsaz -
ErsEl=as Asis II s-z-y F<-s-zs - ~
ss==s--- ------------------------ l--n.-tt
T-e1 ---------- sss5al aas
n 1z-zz1 baz- yzAx Is assessed Wa. llsss 80
ss-zvHHss ss----------- -------.--s s slsasoo
O. As Az-,G-s- sEsse i 1s.--s czs-sLz-1
ae-zE -zz y ~ E-r-sEss Z Fs-s1-l
Fr1gsrsy- Ez-za.zz- - i-,---ase & zsarr-
Sss t7es sssaii.:s.a ll.i va .lsis--- s.saioi
"a = 80 no
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-08

IL grad l4-io1A arce q EsE Davis
-rs1l : 81 -F-oesssof saaet1sz- Tle lAS1
ZCzezzezr fiu2 II -s-gs Rgs-s
: . ~ s5a-i- t.1z ~ a.zs As sz-le1 s..-
c1-x Tx Z : SzRzy1s Coz-f AZ Etoazoot,
q IL s. tzst-, Ca5sf 5z.zz5os Case, F-Ssi--
i-z. z-S q Eut5g1 & cVznsei z-Ez1 p0s,-
Es.ss--hss tEzs u u N1rsEesr terG.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-08
s..ahsr1r Ea = -

huz se -zroz=z.e< sAE NJ saz.-rz
Esz Frzzs5ez- Esazsaa-s A-zs-z=E-Gs=ze-sl-
~ rezEzss IA 7lass slzzz n zzzsz as.Ess -
o1e & TX cszzsss C NJ Eae.soz t.s<.-z
IL E-1 oo-1 ( Mzezezzz- L. X
zzzL x hls zEzzs--1r rzsrsa- I IN AZ
taE tEz eeEzEr-Aas szE.ezzesZ 10 z.zz E1sElsz
re-ssnasz tAsz Il = e-zzass - IN rsEsrz
AK h kzs zs--zE1-= rr4zzzzzEz.s szEHe-J
q N s6ez EE-k X E1Ezz1z-Zy Ez-z-..z
Ias 5ezase ez7a-f eDlI s-e IL po1,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-08

Z howsrS=, S-s il : cozz&catly predicted sAxi
. sAsy VII ssve NJ. StzascTTy leave 70 rcsirs,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-08
Hr- Gsrh.z Hsasrsd-

Gsr-e c Go-az- Esz. A-s Casoz Re
yssz5,zz cz1ZiEzEs Eor tor--11z q Clzzzs--
h aaz seeu sl=esz< y X se.zrs & IL
Uuz-sa s-E-s a = sze-g-.-z- - Il IL ~
c1acT oc14z51zss5 y IL rssi-zszz50a u [azz
y Es1sE rs hssaas sIr-ess shs1selTas
aLy s=zgE-st 4 H Es1e Ll-szo-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-23

At Court Of Probate holden at Bucksport, within
and for the coaRty OF ilaucocB, on the Sd We'd
nesday of Sept. A. u. 1853.
A leXander Montgomery named Executor IN
IA certain instrument EuTporting I" be tie last
will and testamen. OF Vim Montgomery, late of
Buck sport in sail county deceased, having pre-
sented the same for probate.
ORDERED - That the said executor give
sotlce to all persons interested, by causing
q COPY OF this order to be published three weeks
successvely IN tine Ellsworth American, printed III
Elisw orth that they may appear at Probate
Court 10 b holden at Ellsworth. on the 4th Wed
nesday OF Oct. next, at ten of The clock IN the
forenoon, and shew cause il any they have why
the said 'ins trument should not be proved approx
ed. and allowed as the last will and testament of
said deoeared.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Atlue copy-Attest.
c.. A. DYER, Register. SWISS
THE subscriber hereby sives public notice 10 ali
concerned that she has been Gully appointed
and has taken upon herself the trust of an adInx
OF tue estate OF
William Thompson, late of Tren;on,
In the County of Hancock. deceased, by Civ
ing bond as the law directs she therefore re
quests all persons who indebted To the said de
ceased's estate TO make immediate payment, IN,
those who have any demands thereon 10 exhiol
the same for payment.
ALMIRA b. THOMPSON.
Sept. 3, 1873. Sw5s
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AT Court Of Probate held at Ellsworth, within
and for the County OF Hancock, on the st
Wednesday of July. A. r., ls6s.
los. GRlSBLE, Jr. x al. Admins traitors Of The
81 Estate of samuel Wardwei late of Penob.
scot in said County misunderstanding pre- entsd
their first account ef Admlnist ra,ion upon said
estate for Probate:
ORDERED, that the said Admir- give notice to
all persons interested, by causing copy of this
order to be published three weeks success sively in
the Ellsworth American printed at Ellsworth that
they may appear at Probate Court to be held at
Ellsworth in said county, on the an Wednesd; y
OF Oct next, at ten of the clock in the fore
noon, ard shew cause, if any they have, why the
saaue should not be allowed
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true Gopy-Attest: GEo. \. DYER, Register.
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Hancock, sc, Court of Probate, sept. Term, A.

Upon the foregoing Petition, ORpERtp,-That
sad petitioner give public notice to all persons
interested, by Causing copy OF the
petition, and this order thereon, 10 be published
three weeks successfully 4 the Ellsworth afneri.
can IA newspaper published in Ellsworth, in SAID
County, that they may appear III II Court of Pro-
bate ter sad tounty, to he held at Ellsworth on
the Attn Wednesday oil Oct. next, at tea Of the
CLOCK m the forenoon, to show cause, # any they
have, why tue prayer OF said petioner shoald not
be granIed.
PARKER TUCK Judge.
Attest GEORGE 4. DYER, Register.
A true copy attest, George a. Dyer, Register.
SWISS
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To the Honorable Juaxe Of Probate ior. the coun

To the IonorNbIc JU0Ee Of FtoUalr ioT, Inc coun
Is of hancock:
The undersigned Guardian Of Thaddeus +
Spa ks. George +. Spaiks, Clifton :. sparks, and
E.rtba y sparks, Minor Heirs Of Thomas ;.
SIr.rks late OF orland, in said County decease5,
rsspeetiutlv represents TINT said minors are setz-
ed and possessed OF the following described Real
Estate VIZ the JOSEPH Lawrence lot the Henry
Willard lot, The Barnard Z Noolhuan lot aud tie
Elsie C. Aiken lot, all situated Ia said 0Tiand, also
any aud I'll interest which said Minors NAV have
in and to anY other Real Estate, in saId Orlau H..
Tia, IL would be for the benefit of said
MI ors, that said Real Estate should be sold, and
the proceeds thereof put at interest, other
wise u d for their beueat. She therefore prays
that License may be granted her TO Sc Il and con
vcy the above described Real Estate at public or
private sale, according to the requirement OF the
Law.
L sept. Is, 1868 S'HtH A. SPARKS.
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