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TRY A BOTTLE AND BE CoNvINCEDi II
viii only cost you your time in using Il,
fit does yod 10 koed;
Dr. Tobias venetlam Llml63Sit.

Az nm External Remedy in casss Of
Chronic Rheumatism, Chapped Hands.
y0sauitc Bites, Cuts, Stiffness Of ths
Headache. Bs iaalssgsetls ono Of y. Muscles.
Of III H and Chest, sofss, Toothache. stins:;
alive po Isl and spraiEs NJ wonderfnr AZ,
Taken Inisrs miraculous.
ache, Collie, Bowsly in casts Of sick Head
Dysenterv. -osnltIhg .--i.infs. Choaor.
soothing and penetrating qualities a.
Ms ss-oa 90 taken
~ II the reader or his friends havs
any complaint named in the advertise
ment. try the Venetian Liniment. Re
member, If you do not find relief you cal
have your money refunded
AJAX for Or. fobfss' Venetian Einimsnt
and take no other. It is pleasant to taxi
and clean touse, and eradicates the dis
ease from the system SO tfat 1t does no
return, as is the case AFTER using the man.
Linments, Pain Killers, ana Oils, no,
flooding the country; that only stop III
pain whilethe article is being used, an
then return.
Price SO cents per bottle. so1d BY a
Druggists.
Depot, Sc cortlandt Street, N. Y.
| Aug. IL, d&w1m.
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CHAPLAIN.
Rev Herman Bross.
MARSHAL
Col. J w CALDWELL.
ASSISTANT MARSHALS.

="
Major Saml Mahon,
s. B. Criie5, EsA.
1t. Boyd P. Brim,
Capt, W q G yaques.
Adj. Eugene Sheffield.
F. w. Gatke, Esq.
Cspt. Swiggette.
w E Conner, Esq
III N Clement.
Capt W II Kittermsn.
A L Chamberlain.
Capt Thomas Ping;
q Lee Michael,
/" Henry Garfield.
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Hon. WV. Loughridge made a
speech to . largo audience on the
2eth. 1t was clear, forciblo, loyal
and telling. Showing up the two par
tics and their platforms in their true
light.
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ALBA REPUBL7c.-This is the new
handle Of the Signal transplanted
from Bentonsport to Abba.
Vol. l. No. l.. is before us and is
better than the average run Of treas.
on squirt gums, both editiorialiy, and
mechanically.
1.-THE Alhanians have commissioned
henious offences, that they can only
be expiated by having Copperhead
papsr visited upon them, they may
thank their stars that in Bailey, az
editor, and in tho Republic they have
respectable amoant Of decency, and
ability, mixed ny with an awful dose
Of disloyalty. Success 70 the Republic
in everything but it, diabolical poll.
tics.
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2 SH ttI'
Evntlemen In the eyes oftEe pnbhtl
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CONG 10 LEAvE.-Our fellow -Citi.
zen, DR. VIM. L. Orr, offers his desirable
placefor saloon I'd street, preparatory
to moving to Jefferson, Green County,
Iowa.
DR.. Orr is one of our oldest and
most highly respected citizens, and
while we regret to loso him, wc can
assure the Jeffersonnians that what
is our loss, will be their gain.
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A Grant and Colfax club has been
organized, which meets every Thurs
LAY evening.
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The Republicans of Eddyville are
wide-awake and organized for the
CO mpaign. A good account may be
expected from Columbia in Novem-
Der.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
STATE OF IOWA, Ut1
Wmpello County.

q 3 r 7
on, widow. Of 3imeoA Robertsen deceas-
I'd and his heirs, Nathan Robertson, Sim
n e. Robertson, Darius Robertson, and
other hefn IT said Simeon Robertson
eceased: You are hereby notified that
here IL now on. ale In the ONCE Of the Co.
Judge OF said county the petition Of the
undersigned as the administrator ~ the
estate ofsaid Simeon Robertson dec6aset,
asking license and authority to sell tlse
interest OF said estate In aud to- tlye SCI 81
the swa ofsecs %. township 70. r25. Also
the sw4 ofthe set Of sec. ., township IL,
+ Is. Also the M Of thesw4 Of the net, sec
same townsh' p and rangD An IN Clark
County, lows, to pay the Indebtedness os
said estate And unless you appear at
the Office Of the County Judge 81 said Co.
ON or before the first Monday In September
1863, aud show cause to the contrary, the
prayer Of said petition will be granted.
.1s CHARLES DUDLEY,
Administrator OF said estate.
Aug 10Th 1865 w4w IS r., Fti rs IN
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MAGNOLIA WATER. II delightful
toilet article-suporior to Cologne,
and at halt the price.
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COMMITTEE ON TINANos.
'oMMITTEE ON dLEK CLUB.

Capt. Jaques, 1t. NJ B Walker
r B Cochran, and Will r Daum,
with authority TO draw on the young
ladies for assistance I'D Libitum.
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AsorHzs sArz RosBp. .rhe safe

ANorHEH SAfz RorBp. The safe
81 Hunter = GU, at 10 'armsr's
Hills.' in this dity, was .wt thro"
last night, as we'll as that (Kiset 4
Willard, psnning out to tlthicveA
the sum offifteen dollars. IT night
was = good night for robB safes,
providing there had been . money
IN them. Working gil nie to get
into two safss, and only resting sew
enteen dollars, il an extreiy poor
business. Try again.
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PRESBYTERIAN SOcIAL.-he La
dies Of the Presbyterian Chuh will
give one of their pleasant certain
ments in the lecture room | their
church on Friday evening, the Sd
inst.
Gcodvocsl and instrumet music,
together with an abundance of re-
fteshments, will make It gFd TO be
there.
The public are respectfully invited
to attend.
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CON. ON WATER.
COM. OF RECEPTION FOR SPEAKERS.

COM. OF RECEPTION FOR SPEAKERS.
Mayor Fulton,
Hon e H Stiles,
VIM. Dsggett, Esq.
j II Merrill, .
James Hawley,
Col. S. D. Carpenter,
COL John s. Wolf,
coMMtrrEs or RECEPTION roR TANNERS.
FL. Clarke, Esq,
G G. Blake,
| Major J. S. Porter,
T. r, Owen, Esq,
o. 3. Robbie, I"
Patrick Brady
Ed. Martin, !"
LADIES COMMITTEE TO ORNAMENT STAND
WITH YLowERs AND EvlRaREESs.
Mrs. e. 81. Stiles,
{" James Hawley,
Xii (" @. X Abels, gag
!" Fl. p. Graves,
80 J. Fl. Merrill,
Miss'Hattie Chambers,
/" Adj Worcester,
!" Flora Williams
Mrs. G. w. Henry,
J.W, Carpenter.
X COMMITTEE ON rRANspARENoIEs.
W. G. Holden, Esq.
II. N. Macoy,
Cyrus Armstrong,
John Grant.
1t is recommended to the people
as far rs they can. to come in and at
tend the County Convention, Mon
day the It'll. at 2 o'clock p. M, and
the torch light procession that night.
On Tuesday, the 9Th. at l03 .. m.
tho procession will be formed on I'd
street, with the right resting on Ma
rion; from thenceit willproceed down
Marion to Front down Front to Green
up Green to 81, and from thence to
the Grove in the bottom near the
city, whore the meeting will be hold
1t is intended to be Pic Mic and
Barbecue dinner, and the people from
this County arc expected TO bring
their own refreshments.
The committees on reception, will
see to receiving the speakers, Tan
ners, and invited guests, and billcting
ing them on he people without cx-
| pense.
1t is earnestly urged upon the Re.
publicans of the County that they
meet together and come in in delega.
ions with their music, flags, banners,
&C., when they will DO assigned to
their appropriate places, in the pro-
cession on their arrival.
The Committees on stand, grounds,
water, and decorations, will meet on
the ground Monday morning, Sept.
7th, 1868. to perform their assigned
duties.
| Let the soldiers who fought for the
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CouRf.-JpdgS Tannshill was In
the city to-day, ahd appointed .
Special term Of the Dist. Court, to
convene 3 bore tho soth Of November,
= y, Which Il At, time he VIM DO compelled
70 Pcatpons w next terri 81 court 10
Dec. 18th, 1855.
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Special Notices.

JUNE, 22d, 1883.
Having Purchased Steam Engine,
have an Endless Chain Horse Power for
Sale. II III in perfect running order, with
Brake or Hubber attschnent. II hes
served me . good purpose for three years
and u we'll adapted TO any kind Of light
work, such as Saving Lumber, Laths or
Grinding Sausage. &c. Enquire at the
Paint Store
june25dAw3m. s. Il. vtcAsssrrR.
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STATEMENT OF THE
Winnesheik Insurance Go.

ETA : -.-----.e''s N aia se
80. 80
ausno,s1ed Oapitai 81 syeo'vo 1872
osP''s' pau up in n''.ess = i'o'VVV'o'
H Sg ASSETS. s.a @st
rirst Mortrase on rea, e.tatA
worth twice the amount for
which IL IL inortrsuesa T4. ". Oye 90
u. s. $40 Bonds 5S,o3s. 90
Real asfste fCom nar,v,x t,f,,ce
Buiidinei value 80, ls.0Oo 90
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Steps are being taken to organize
q Tanners" club.
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s SII!coyRsTr.-The good people Of
sisoOrney have bis time on Thurs
day Sept. 10th.
Major Henry O'Coner, Ex-Gov.
Stone, aud Judge Loughridge will
make the speeches,
They srs getting up ! dag ssxl4
feet for the occasion. which will fIax
out al other nags 10 the business.
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/ GRAtNID
Mass, Meeting.
FIRST GRAND RALLY IN IOWA.
iATwoDAY'sLovE1 FEAST.
DISTINGUISHED SPEAKKR0

The State Central Comhfittee have
decided to hold the first of . series Of
great mass NEE tings for the State, at
oTTUMWA, MONDAY AND
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER III AND
9Th.
| Hon. Matt. Carpentef, u Wis.
aud General = A. Hurlburt, and At.
torney q =. lngersoIl, of Illinois,
have been invited and they are con-
idently -rx, ected to be here.
kssson, stone O'Conner, Tough
ridge Baker. Mathies, NcCrsry, Pal
mer, and ',,nrr able orators Of Iowa,
will be b, re certain.
II il expected that the people
from distance will come in on Mon
day and camp here over night Mon
day. Public speaking and torch
light procession will inaugurate the
affair Monday night.
On Tuesday there will be speaking
in the open air during the day time,
and q grand torch light procession,
and speaking 1t night.
The committee of arrangements
beg leave 70 submit the following
Programme:
PRESIDENT OF THE DAY
Major A. n Hamilton.
VICE PRESIDENTS.
Dr. G g Warden,
Paul @ Dauh, Esq.
Ho !, 4 4 ] e e ADs's, Esq
Dr.. J G Hinssyj,
] w Edgerly, Esq.
NJ. J. Williams, Esq.
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1000 Ba.Ss|: & f|.z Seed.
200 Bushels IF Timothy Been. ].
Il F?r which ! will pay tho. highest
martt PRIZE. M 4. DERBY,
tBdccedsor TO Derby q Bowdish.
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TIE KINa Or BAEAaIIkindly
permitted Docs ID: Az erIhave a
copy taken " Kauch's ebrated
colossal statue OF Vics/rI which
belongs to tho Bavarian 'cwn and
stands At thsS % ), he Roy
q Palace Az s.s,cs,h. The Doctor
had it cast in bone, md as pre-
sented it to the City, otLowell,
whore it stands in the lrk and
symbolises the triunphsot both
freedom and medicine. d manu-
features are the pride Of 1Fell, and
foremost among them AIS MEDi-
c1Nrs make her name~gto4ally re-
membered BY the unnumbpd null
titude who src cured By TIN Of af-
fiicting and often dangerouAiscases.
II Boston Journal.
CHIaNoNs UNNEcEssARylW her.
ever "Barreft's Hair Restotive'' is
used these aprendages are hoining
generally extinct. Ladisstry it,
and be convinced.
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CIRCULATE the DOCUMENTS
Unprecedented Terms.

For inc purpose Of doing our rart
s0vaf0s making 4 pstticulArly hot
TOT ting Johnny Rebs, w will fdfhisk
the Weekly CouRrER fer three months,
Or until the close Of the campaign,
whom ali the news Of the election is
in, to say November ~, noxt, for
r,AfrMru fNif 1Tai4A
"I'U NINIO
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DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, RsTS, CAPS.
AND CLOTHING.

And everything in the merchantile liAe
usually kept in first Gloss Dry Coed
store. beg leave 10 announce tothe public
that they are in market with
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SPLENDID NEW STOCK

Purchased carly in the season. before the
recon. advance. which they offer 70 the
trade at
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Extra Special Notice.
Beware Of Counterfeitsi Smiths Tonic
counterfeiter brought TO grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The gentIhe article must have DR.. John
Bulls private stamp on eacli bottle. DR.
John Bull only has the fight. 70 ttiatufac-
ture and sell the original Jobs SINH h's
TonicSyrup Of Louisville KY. Examine
we'll the label on each bottle. II my pri
vste stamp IL not on the bottle, do not
purchase, or you will be deceived. See
my column advertieemcnt, and my show
card. I will prosecute any one infringing
Syrup can only be prepared BY myself.
The public's seftafit.
DIR. JOHN BULL.
tssC r. *
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-06-05
A BABY SoIlLoouY.-I am here. And

"A BABY SoLlLOQuY.-Ia am here. And
II this is what they call the world. I dent
think much OF it. Its very hannellv
world, aud smells If parrgoric awfully -
It's a dreadful light world too. and it makes
me blind. l tell you. And don't know
what to do with my hands think I'll dig
scrabble at the corner Of my blanket and
chew it up, ard :tcn Ii lloIlcr. Whatey-
er happens, III Eoller. And the more par
rgoric they give me the louder III yell
That old nurse puts the spoon in the corr
ner rot my mouth in a very uneasy way.
and keeps tasting OF my milk herself, all
the while. She spilled snuff in it last night
and when !iolcred, size tr0tted me-thst
comes Of being two days. old baby
Never mind. VIXEN am man Ill pay her
back good. There's n in eti. king in me
now. and If ] say word about it, I'll be
trotted or fed. anl | would rather have
catnip tea. II tell You who l am. l
heard folks saw '.llush, don'twake up Em-
lines baby and suppose that white
faced woman over OH the pillow il Eneline.
No, ! was mistaken. for u chap was IN here
just now and wanted tn see Bob baby and
looked at me. and said 'was funny lit
tie toad. and looked jhst like Bob" He
snelt OF cigars. and IN not used to them.
and wonder who else belong to. Yes.
there's another one. that's Gamma
Elieinc told me, and she took me up aud
held me against he, soft cheek and said.
Il was Gainnla's baby, SOFT was.' de-
clare do not know who do belong to;
but II hoiler, and may he I'll find out.
There co,nes Snnffy with catnip tea
The idea of giving babies catnlp tea when
they are crying for information. I'm g,x-
ing to sleep. / wonder ii look pretty
red in the face? wonder why my hands
Won I 60 where / whit them TO.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-06-05
III Is cel, ue . Il i j..

The Dubuque Times publishes the fol.
lowing as a composition Oh corns:
Corns are of two kinds, vegetable and
animal. Vegetable corn grows in rows,
and animal con grows OH toes. Tho rr
are several kinds If corn; there unicorn.
eaprlcorn, corn -dod gers. field earn, aud
toe corn. which is the corn YOU feel most
1t is said, believe. that gnphers like corn
but person having corns DC not like to ca
far. If he can help it. Corns have kernals.
and many colonies have Germs. Vegetable
corn groWs on ears, but animal corn grows
on feet, at the other end cf the body. An.
other kind Of corn is acorn; these grow on
oaks, but there is no hoax about the corn.
Tine acorn is Il corn with an indefinite ar
ticle, hut the toe corn is IA very definite ar
ticle indeed. Try it and see. Many a
man, when he has com. he wishes it was
an acorn. Foike that have curns some.
times send for doctor, and if the doctor
himself is corned, he won't probably do 50
well rs ii he isn't. The doctors say that
corns are produced by tight buots. or shoes
which is probably the reason why when t,
man is tight. they say he is corueJ. Il II
farmer manages well he can get good
deal of corn on 0ne acre. hut | know a
farmer that has one corn that makes The
biggest aclicr on his farm. The bigger the
crop of vegetable corn a man ra.scs the
better he likes it, hut the bigger crop oi
auiinal corn he raises the better he don
like it, Another kind Of corn is corn dodg
cr. The way it is made is very simpG,
and is made as follows (that is it YOU want
to know Yen 60 along IL street I'd NEE,
IA man that you know has corns. and is Il
rougli cha acier; then yua step on the to,
that has the corn on it. aud see il vo,
won't have occasion to dodge. In that wa,
you will find out what corn dudger is.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-06-05

!. The n. y. Tribune, though strenuous
for impeachment, does nat favor bringing
in the reconstructed States to make u verdict
OF N tg. TIL 1t paper says.
The eleventh Was deliberately, and we
doubt not judiciously, selected as hc,ar,iclc
that would command most VOTES. This
Falling, all fail. There may be those wha
deem it wise aud we'll to admit Senator.
from the reconstructed States, and force a
verdctof guilty by their votes; hut we can
not eonenr. it might have been we'll to dc.
fer the impeachment until these States
shoutd be represented in the Senate but
having initiated it, We think it would rot
do to admit new Scmtars to vote upon II
aitertl testimany was taken aud the argu-
ment closed"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-06-05
on SEEING
.THEOL OAkEN BUCKET. .


'a''e memorable by poet spcn and paint
crS pencil.
i!i!y years aud more ago
This bucket hung within the we'll.
And To its pebbly depths below.
In summer time ii often fell:
AS often. too it swiftly rose. =
Urged by the poets willing hands,
"io. as the q y-god sought repo>e.
Came. wearicd, from the meadow lan.ls
There. knee.dcep in the grasses, he,
Mldst battcreIp> and coiuiIijines.
Ea al the day long sung with &c
And moved among the runninr Vines
And when he put. his scythc away,
Ana II The lingering summer light
Went cheeriiy GA Ii, homcwa.d way,
The wcii-sweep greeted first his sight
And to the airy sweep wa. hung
This oakcn bHckct, ron-bound,
VI Which in after years he surg,
And which the painters. art has
crowned.
Th, poets hands have clasped its sides,
His lips have pressed its moSSy brim.
A.. poised upon its curb, its tides
OF liquid crystal flowed for him.
Thrice happy bucket! Thou d,lst gain,
While hanging from thy ;t,hen pole,
During II long and useful reign,
The thanks of many thirsty soul;
And thou hast Worn for fifty years
\ poets wreath, Il poets nanic.l
And NOW Il pantcrit appears.
Gives thee another lease ot fame.
{. g .e,, -lNew York Eeeniay Post.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-06-05
To the Honorable Court of County Commission.
fari lie of Hanenrk.

| To the Honorable Court of County Commission.
] ers for the county of Hancock
| V.hc undersigned respectfully represent that the
: / public highway from near tie house OF Geo
+. Archer of mherst, in snid county OF Han
cock passing by the south side Of Peaked Noun
tain'' is very hly and very difficult to keep in
rcpai, wherefore your petition request your
Honorable body to notify the honorable Court OF
+ County Commissioners, for the county OF Penob-
scot, TO view with you that part of INC roaa re re-
nobscot, and now locate said road BY having II
rass by the south side oil "Peaked Mountain" !"
and discontinue such part of tue present hig way
as may be useless or make such alterations and
improvements shall appear to Jour houois
necessary. +, =.
And your petitioners as hduty Douha Will e'ef
pray. -.
Atrhcrst. Aug. 10Th, 49,
STATE OF MAINE.
HASCoCK, ss.-Couu OF county Commission ers,
April term \. u. isjS.
t,pontie foregoing petition it is considered by
the Commissioners that the petitioners are re.
syonsible and that they ought to be heard touch
g the matter set forth in tl:eir petition, and there
TO 4 order that the County commissioners meet
at she dwelling house uf George \. Aicnef,'h AIN
herst on ednesday, the 24th day OF JUNE next
ut o'clock A. NJ and thence proceed TO view Tile
route mentioned in said petition, after which view
to wit: m said 2ith day sa,a June u, oeioik .;,
in the afternoon hearing OF the parties anu Wit
nesses will be had at said archcr's, convenient
place in the vicinity and such other measures tax.
On in the premises us the COMMISSIONERS sh''l
judge proper. And it is further
OaDERID.-rha notice OF the fime place ana
purpose OF the commissioners meeting aioiesa!u'
be given to ali persons and corporations interest.
ed by serving ttested copies OF the petition ana
tiis o! der thereon upon the clerks oil me towns OF
Clifton and Amherst and upon the chairman OF the
County Commissioners, for the county oi PenoD-
scot, and by posting up attesied cope rs aiofe-
said, 10 three pubic places in each oi said towns,
tlrty days ut least before The time api'ontei lor
said view, and by publishing an atiesed copy of
lhe petition anu t!iIs ort.tr thereon thfee weeks
stcte,siye,y IN t.le III sworih American, news
paper published at Ellsworth, IN the couaty OF
iit!tco..x and in the iiangor Jafersonan, news
tlier tubi .fls ut Bangor the county ol Penob-
ot;tllti III ;le iNennelea journal, the new spaper
pu lise,i by Tie printer to the state, ne hrst pub
icaion 10 be thirty days at least beioie the tline
appointed for saa vieu, liiat all persons and cor.
I,oIations interested aiiy atten! anu DC haatd II
tley t.ili.a AZ. -,
Attest, PARKER w. PERRY, Clerk.
tlIi cop,- OF tiia f,ctti J., an the order th reon.
i,te.t, L. ~. PLHtY, CLERK.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-06-05
Execution Sale.

rTfAGEN ON execution this day, and will be soll
4 at public vendue at the office OF l.. y. r-ii
cry ESQ, III ElSwGrtn, in the county OF iiaacock
ON ihL 2.th day Of June, next, at 10 o'clock IN the
forenoon, all The ri hit which Joseph r. Marshall
now has or had at the date OF the attachment up
on tine original writ to deem the following de-
scribed premises situated in said Ellsworth, to
wil:-One undivided third part OF lot OF land
bounded north by land of James Maddox, aeceas-
ed East by Union river,-South and West bv
land (dowe) of widow Syfena Garland, contain
ing five acres molc or less together with one in
GNlt.ual third pant of the mill and machinery
thereon and with one fifteenth of the dam and
water power connected Herewith.
9ha said pr misses are subject to a mortgage IL,
favor of tndrew p.Goodale,and to one il, favor oi
Warren King.
A. b. SPrRLISG, Sheriff.
Dated at Ellsworth May 81, 1868. 3w Is