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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-26
OCEAN STEAMERS.
PORT OF KEW YoRK. OCTOBER Is, 1870.
CLEARED.


Steamship Aisppo tB0 Moreand, Liverpool C rranck
Steamship sle.a (NGl, Trautuann, Hamburg-Kunhardt
A Co.
Steamship Virgo, Bnlkey, savannah-s Murray, Ferris Co
steamship James Adger Lockwood, Char. eston-H Nor.
gan a Co.
Steamship Regulator, Brooks wilmington. NC-Lor.lard
Steamship 90
Steamship Louisa Moore, sayear, Newbern, No-Mnray,
Ferris A. Co.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Bakeman Norfolk, City Point and
Rjchmond-Old Dominion Steamship Go.
Steamship Fanita Freeman, Philadelphia orilard
steamship Co.
Steamship Sereus Bearse, Boston-W Clyde.
Ship Surprise, Ranlett, Shanshae-A A Low q Brss
Ship Cultyator, Russell LiverpoolWilliams Guion.
Ship Charlotte, Oates Savannah--Nesmth Il Sons
Bark wihemina Agatha, Brewster, st Johns, Pre- 9
Abel Co.
Bark cienfuesos, Allen, Cienfuegos Zara-Tbompson
A Hunter.
Brig calao, Backman Gibraltar for Thompson
Hunter.
Brig Jeremiah, Ford, Cardenas-R Buck 4 Co.
Schr Martha NJ Heath, Heath, Rio Janero--J Ingra-
ham Co.
schr Israel Snow Heating, Mayaguez PR--B Weinberg
Scbr Anna Maria tBr), MITCHELL Shulee, NS-Snow
Richardson.
schr Adde Vessels johnson, st Andrews-G Vessels
schr Woodruff, Davis, Corpus ChristiH Spragne
Schr James Warren, Drisco, ApalachicoA Rich
ardson.
schr Mary Montague. sceley, Bridgeport Coddingham
sloop Mary Elizabeth, Williams. New Haven Racket Il
Bro.
Steamer Massey, Smith Philadelphia
Steamer Maytlower Fults, Phtlad elphia.
Steamer Fannie, Fenton Philadelphia.
steam er Tacony, Nichols, Philadelphia
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sfoneY snas II WAS TIE practice O. she court in all
cases 70 hold pris0nexz On Similar afndavlts.
Mr. Bell, also for che defendSit opposed TINS view
Of the practice n the Court with which he was 80
dayt wa oased on Information and belief the prac-
tee was to state the ground OF belief ana the source
OF the Information.
The District Attorney said ne would not accept
the party Offering the bond. II counsel on the
other SIDE thought they were aggrieved theY nae
their resort to the higher court
MI. DonohGe said that was DOt so, ana the DIS
way had remedY against false Imprisonment.
District Attorney-We VIII keep this fellow any
way Tonight.
The Colnmissioner-The motion h denied AMI the
prisoner held TIL tomorrow.
so the discussion ended.
Mr.. Pnrdy for the government Messrs. ponohue
and Bell for defendant
Mere ol the New Election Lnw-Thirty War;
rants Issuec--ihe Accused Non Est.
Anldavits are continually being made before Com
missioner Davenport charging persons with having
violated the United States Election Law on registra-
tIon day, and all told, over thirty warrants have
been Issued for the arrest OF the parties charged
but so frightened have most OF the parties become
think severe action or the United states autnorltes
thar they have nconrinenty LETT Tor parts uhkho"h
and comparatively few arrests are maze.
COMMITTED.
Terence Oninn who had given bail before Com
missioner Osborn TO charge or falsely regis
tar,ng IN more than one district In the sixteenth
ward, was rearrested on q charge or having regis
without having tue right to vote at ALL ne nav
ing as charged served two years and six months as
convicted felon in the State prison. and not having
had his rights OF citizenship restored TO him. Com
missioner Davenport before whom he was taken,
committed him for examination. In default OF 5000
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBAHy Oct. %, 1870
The following were the decisions in the Court OF
Appeals to-day
The People er rel. 2o,op Of schaQ}ttco6e u.s. iron
am BOSTON Rdtroad C00Dday.-0rder afrmed,
with costs.
Stooddrd u.s. Claik.-Order aflrmed, with costs
raymond Us. WdtSoa.--Juagment affirmed. with
costs.
Hal ~. E0l1lons Ell di.-Order of the General
Term reversed aud that Of the Special Term affirmed
with costs.
IN the Natter OF Bodgett to vdcate an ASSESS
ntnt-Order affirmed, with COSTS
ChGDtoertdaa 81 al. Us. Brddiey e Gi.--Jndgment
affirmed with COSTS
The People fJ re-, Barbour IS GateS-Order re-
yersed and habeas corpus dismissed
lansing tS BtdT.-J Judgment reversed and new
trlal granted; tue costs TO abide the event,
me Peope, ptdtattU ia error, Us. Alien deSendfat
~ etTor--Judgment OF supreme Court reversed
ana that or General sessions tue city OF New York
affirmed.
Cottte ~. Vdnde7'hupsen.- Order affirmed with
costs 10 tue respondent 10 be paid out Of ti!e
estate.
1oUD,odge u. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT affirmed
with costs.
St6rta pioaatiB IN error, as. he People deJendrat
sn e,ror.--Motlon to amend the record granted.
sheppard Us. Steele et ai.--.uagment anlrIned
with COSTS
The following is the day calendar for tomorrow -
Nos. 20, 2e, 30, 81, 81, SO, So, 90, 81, so.
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY. g.

Mr.. Eaton, whose presence was Of the utmost i'm
portance had not yet returned from Europe, and,
BESIDES the case he insisted was not one calling for
speedy trial. General Devine, another witness, was
IN Elinira and their leading counsel, Judge Porter
was then engaged in the Court OF Appeals az
Albany.
then adjourn " II necessary. -
Mr. Field then went into an elaborate history OF
the case, which Is already too well known to the
public to need repetition, ana explained what he
expected to prove.
Mr.. Tracy, FOR the defendants, urged that there
was no appearance Of cause OF action and that the
complaint should be dismissed.
Mr.. Field insisted as strenuously that there was
good ground for action.
This interchange OF contra legal views was kept
mp for some time, when further proceedings, by
order OF the Judge, were postponed for two weeks
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COMAoN Pleks-THlAL. TfRM-PART 2.
'rbe Grsy-Prntt forxerics.

8StOrc JuuEe Joseph 4. Ddly.
coleman Bsaed,ct ps. the National Bank OF the
st0nee AZ TIE Estate OF Wlttam E. cray d Thomas
A. Pratt, bd,ahTupts.--The defendants, Gray n
Pratt, obtained two loans from Benedict the plain
tn the 9Th Of December, 1862 for $4,000 and
one on the 10th for $4,000 AS collateral security
they deposited with Mr.. Benedict United States
bonds to the value OF 81 900, and two (wnat pur.
ported to be- $40, 600 New York state Bounty bonds,
which had been altered, as alleged from ST 900 EACH
This last loan or 1000 was made at about five
minutes TO three O'Clock on the afternoon OF the
10Th Of December and Gray IL Pratt disappeared
from New York on the day following, the $25, 600
having been deposited before their departure in the
National Bank OF the commonwealth. being the last
deposit made ny them. The plaintiff a day or two
alter, learned OF the alteration OF the bonds, and I'M
mediately attached the money In the bank. Pro-
ceediDgs III bankruptcy then instituted in the
United states District Court, the assignee IN bank
ruptcy, Mr.. George p Ingraham, Jr., claiming 10 be
entitled TO receive this money, amounting to $4,000,
portion OF the assets Of the firm In bankruptcy.
This suit is now brought to determine the equitable
right Of the parties concerned. Ii appears that the
amount OF money which Gray Pratt obtained
from different parties In this city before they alb
seconded was Sl35 900. shown by their deposits In
the National Bank Of the Commonwealth.
Mr.. Robert Elder, transfer o1icer OF the State Of
New York, was placed on the stand, and swOre that
these county certificates were two OF series issued
10 @. w. Woolsey and which were stolen from that
gentleman; that No. I23 was originally issued as No.
%, the original 1913 having been since redeemed
that the water lines for 1877 the period at which the
bonds were To become due ana the small margins
whereon the numbers and the amounts of the bonds
were placed were originally green. the same the
outside but were changed 10 a light blue by chem.
icals used IN oblteratng the numbers
The point OF law involyed In the case Is whether
the assignee In bankruptcy has right 20 take pos
session Of This money in the bank or whether lit hay
ing been obtained BY fraud and forgery aeged)
the plaintiff has not the right TO recover the same
as his own property obtained from nm by fraud.
The SUI
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SUPERIOR COURT CHAMBERS.
A Family Partnership sGnsbbie.
Before Judge Jones.

BEFORE Judge Jones.
Thomas +. Stanley Us. Thomas Std,tley.-This
was motion Tor ali Injunction and appointment OF
receiver TO take charge Of the partnership
assets, and also an application to have
the coparfnership dissolved. The complaint
and aflidavits allege that the defendant
twho is the father OF the plantn) refuses to acknow
ledge the plaintf as partner and repudlates MIN
5uch that he has IN his possession property and
assets amounting 10 $4,000, which he refuses TO
account Tor or divide with the plaintin.
Ir. Thomas Dnnphy, counsel for defendant,
opposed the motion, reading afiidavits and answer
denying that partnership ever existed between
the parties; that the plaintiff was merely the clerk
and managing agent Of the defendant, and in that
capacity had collected large sums OF money, which
he had converted to his use and that this action
brought for the purpose OF extorting money from
the defendant; that the defendant who is steve
d0re aud perfectly responsible for any amount was
anxious 10 have the matter properly investigated,
and would ask that referee be appointed for that
purpose; and IL the Court thought 1T a case proper
for receiver he tc0unseD would suggest that
The defendant would be the proper party for that
purpose, and who was ready to file bonds for any
amount the Court might desire. Mr.. Hubbard,
counsel for plaintt, objected 10 such course ana
enormously urged the appointment or the plantin,
or a third party. Mr.. Dunphy thought that In
conflict between father and son the father was the
proper person to be the receiver.
Judge Jones was OF the same opinion, ana ordered
That the defendant, filing bonds In $40 000 be the
receiver ana that the Issue he referred 10 Andrew j.
Smith as referee 10 hear and determine.
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THE "aIATa" ON PARADE.

The annual inspection or the regiment, By Colonel
James Fisk, Jr., was held yesterday afternoon on
the Washington Parade Ground There was a large
crowd OF spectators to witness the exploits OF Prince
Erie's Body Guard. The officers were in undress
unfioi IN and the men without knapsacks. The
formed MI the ev0lutions with commemorate exact.
ness, but the wheengs and the salutes by the onl-
GERS In pasSing the reviewing ofcer were execrabe.
IL was quite dark before the inspection came TO
end.
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SUPREME IOuaT-spsClAL TERM.

The Jnmei Estate Casc-A Motion for Arrest
VI Judgment Granted.
Before Judge Barnard.
Wa,tan Butter Js,yael Jones et al. Nelson
Cause.-The irTepressible Count Joannes, undis-
mayed by his recent defeat IN this case, moved yes
terday for arrest Of judgment for thirty days, to
allow opportunity to apply for new trial.
chow about the $4,000 costs ~ asked the Judge
''Oh, that's mere bagatelle,n repnedithe Count
"There's my friends, James Fisk and Mr.. Could
who were then In court-'they would either OF them
give me the money in minute"
fhe mot on WIS granted
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ERIE ON A RAMPHGE.
Erie Railroad SUITS and What
Became OF Them.

Two Hearings in Two Of the Suits-Singular
Beginning, Singular Progress and Still More
Singular Ending Of One OF the cascs-A
Lawyers Views Of the Presiding Judge
Jim Fisk, Jr.'G View OF Railway Bond
Robbers, and Plaintiffs View Of Jim
Jubiles-Legal Melodrama Of Rarely
spiced variety-The Erie-Eaton Suit.
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SAILED.

Steamships Silrss, Hamburg; Aeppo Liverpool; Virgo
Savannah; Jas Adger, Charleston.
wind sunset 5, fresh.
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SHIPPIN G. " E w $.

Almanac for New York This Day.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Gee Bunch of Cranes.

On Standard In smother column. SPEERS'
STANDARD WINE BIrrEK> is highly re-
commended by physicians Tor Dyspeptie.. on
sceot nj Of its tonic properties, its purity. and
its delicious favor.
The trial Of one bottle Of Halls Vegetable
sicilixn Hair Remover will show most benef-
ci.l effect upon thes sir and scalp.
PERUVIAN SYKUr-This valuable medicine
has been silently making its way into public
favor ~ the numerous remxrksbl cures ii ha-
performed. Its singular efficacy is owing to the
protoxide Of iron which in this preparation
remains unchanged, and is the only form in
which this vital elcmen, Of healthy blood can be
supplied.
We received very pleasant letter Of thanks
from our friend Kendall, since his return
home. for bottle Of Johuson's Anodyne Lini
meut which we gave him, and which he says
has entirely cured him Of the troublesome and
dangerous cough be had when here.
On the death Of enc Of EngIand's moss emi.
neut Physicians, oil his effects were sold by
auction, and among other things was \ sealed
packet marked advice to Physicians" which
brought great price.-The purchaser on oDen.
ing the packet, read Is follows: . Keep the
head cool, the bowels open, and the feet warm.
II physic is necessary, use Parsons Pargstive
Pills; they are TIE most scientifically prepared
pill that has sppea ed IN the last hundred
years.
Great emergencies develop great men. s.
he existence Of disease and suffering will call
into use Tie hest remedies. DR.. Warrens
CoagA Balsan eo0ss therefore to be The Ia
vssioe 0ftbe people every where.
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Nj A II II l + ID.

Married. in this CITY Jan. Goth. by Rev.
:. Tenney. Mr.. Albert Is. Smith. and Miss
Charlotte Il. Brooks, both of Trenton.
By the same. Jan. 27th. Mr.. Ludolph Murch.
and Miss. Ada c. Brooks. both OF Eli
SwOrth.
Married. in Mt Desert Jan. 23d. $50 by
6. W. Bray Esq, Mr.. Joseph ;. Bracy 70
Miss. Sarah T.. Richardson, both OF MI
Desert.
Married. in sullivan Jan. 30'h. by Cyrus
Emery Esq, Mr. Talbot &. Butler, OF
Franklin and Miss Elizabeth Gordon, OF
sullivan.
Married. in Eden, Jan. 2ath. by J.. NJ.
Hamor Esq. Mr. Ahner .. Wade. Of Nj.
Desert, and Miss. Alpharetta + Walls Of
Eden.
Married In sullivan Jan. 3lst. by Cyrus
Emery Esq. Mr.. John l.. Perry and Miss
Mary J. Moore both Of sullivan.
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uEW yEwELay STORE.

THE subscriber would announce to
y the people Of Ellsworth and vicin-
ity that be has purchased the stock in trade Of
GEO. y. DUNN, and added to the same fresh
lot Of JEwELRY, WATCHES, &C., and would
be pleased - have those call on him Who want
ATCHEs er JEWELRY repaired. o. whs are
selected stock Of g0ods IN his hae, and intends
to deal fairly wtth all eusto0ors. Pal ticu lar
tentisn paid 70 all work entrusted 70 ais care.
- N1re H6Svss&ed.
Arwili the public try me IS to prices and
workmanship?
Store, Main St., Ellsworth n aine, next door
above 8. d. Virgins Drug Store.
Ellsworth, Dec. IA, -. 81
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~ ct II = IfI1e
II. r.. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
STATE OF MAINE.
STATE OF , AISE.

HANCOCK supreme Judicial Court Oct.
Tenn Is Chas. Abbot Ad. Lea Jarves Est
aud 81. Pet. tho. J"nes and ais.
+ This Peti N allie es that theie il a large bal
due the Estate OF the late Leo. Jarvis, arising
irom lne uu>teeshiD of tae land. convey Il il
10 said Jarvis by the late Theodore mes bv
deeds oil june 2Otn 1873 and OF sept llth loio. that
a portion OF said last named tract remains nm
sold AMI the trust a. 10 that unpefof'ned nat
no Trustee thereof was appointed BY saii Leonard
Jarvis, > provided IN the ms trtrient OF rust and
thai the same descended 10 his bfo'ners AMI SIS
tiers and now vests in Mrs. Betsy = Carr OF Gene
VA II s, the only su vivor OF the sho hh sne de-
chimes 10 Adj as trustee The .tit.'d rs ask said
t,ur, IA t,pont trustee and to direct the trans.
ter N, the tile in Mrs. Carr TO the new trustee.
r,an th,. foregoing Petition the Court order
IT., the Petitioners catise the heirs OF Theodore
J,nes TO be not,ie., OF the endeacy Of said Petit
Iion nv publishing three weeks sncces siyeiy
in the Ellsworth American, y pabiIc news
paper printed at Ellsworth, in said County OF
Hancock, an abstract Of the Petition and tins
der of Court thereon, the last publication 20 be
thirty days at least before the sitting OF said
Court to bc holden ut Ellsworth aforesaid on the
fourth tuesday OF April. a. u. 1910. and that a
paper containing such notice De sent oy MAT, pre-
i,aid TO each heir known al his Ut her z ace o
residence to be proved by AFFIDAVIT OF the
cause IL any they have why ne prayer
tlon should not be srantcI,
Ahstrac, Of peti Ion and order % - -
Auear, I'll. b. 3, ~ a
70 g
oi nss 'i Fs9 20 ssf~ Nsrsss.s aS. che
eu.vor, A-.x dry eye in the
-.R Ttcais.
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Tavern Stand For Sale.

YHE well Known stand called the American
] House, in Ellsworth IL offered FOR sale The
location IL the best IN the city and the patrons
bestowed upon IL has always been liberal, aud
the business must Of necessity increase in the
who is disposed 10 accommodate the public no
better chance offers. The reason Of ceiling is. I
have been in the business long enough.
II the house 10 not sold, IL uill be closed as
public house amer the LIST Of Dec. until further
notice.
Ellsworth, Nov. 18th Is6e. BENZ J. TINKER.
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II II y = y Y To Il
STATE OF MAINE.


HhNcocK. So supreme Judicial Court. Octob,
Term, lsi9
On the foregoing suit II Is ordered BY the court
h.t unttrr ~ h. pendcury thereof be g7EcI to al
persons Interested h, serving attest Il copy OF
the petition and ms order Thereof the st't D.
scn'lint o. By IN 1li-hlg he same in The Etsworth
American three weeks he last pubIi-attoa ser
afore-aii, to be at least tn rly dty befD tho
next term Ut this court TO be holden Al Ellsworth
within and for Inc county Of inrocA on the fourth
1u SHAY OF ApriI next. IN 1t they mty tnrn and
there appear AID answer to -uit ii hey -re it,
A'tc-t. II r. ~AUNnEHS, lex
true copy OF the writ and order oi Court thereon
3I5 Attest II. 4. >ACNpEEs Clerk
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10 an eNrciient article 81
n lnulttct Vi gaia; wne -
ever int .,duc,-l il &. uni
vrF-sliy a'itniir' It's put
np In handsome mu lin
10 Nrcrsclsau.n Pipes are
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FLOUR < CO1N!!


HEAD QUARTERS ARMY orr
t>IoN RIVER. Jan. d. $50. (
In contemplation Of a change Of base
i being all quiet on Union River.
Munitions OF War. consisting OF
BOOTS. SHOES & DRY GOODS.
viii tc >old 1t the best offer without regard to
COS the only point being to sell. not the
ptlca. A. hasc Business cI-rw lere.
Custom made Driving Boot. eco rill price
tS1" ,.cut. cali IIooIs, sioo. fall price 500
Lads. serge Polish BDoi. $500. TALL prce taT5
Dire. Goods and other Dry Goods Al the zane
Discount. pr'p".e 10 i;ht i, cut on thi. liue
aud not ~ All summer al nut II either. hard
time, anil failures src coming. am getting
desperate. | need the money to t,av Inv n.ll-
In Mar times people aid. -p.ni Ii. grr-nb,cl-
quioA. rcck wont buy = breakfast after war
dom YOU wish YOU had them now; tmultun,
iu rAr,ul
Atsr the honor TO ~ mos, rc.pcc,iuiiy your
yer, pbedirnl
A.. :. ATIl.RrON.
Attn City shoe Store Ellsworth.
JAIN 9Th. $50. IN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-03

nfRg month made By agents sellins OLIVE
OUOO LOGANS great work, BEFORE THE
FOOTLlGRTS BEHIND the SC sNEs. The
most Spicy rApSd selling book out. 1901 order
ed the arst moath. Agents car secure field and
q 90 oss-1t hee, BY cutting this ont and sd-
ressing PARnkLeo . Co, Publishers, Phlls..
q. and MiddlseoWn, Oonn.
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aui Fsrety0 pafe,,,,


. tfER an extensive practice Of upwards o
twenty years. continues to secure Patents ~
die Iniiei States also in great Britain, Fra CO
aud other foreign countries, Caveats, >pc lhva-
ions, bonds Assignments, and ali papers draw
Mgs tor Patents, executed reasonable terms
wnh spltca. Reschrcir- maiie into American
a. Il Foreign wo' Ks, to determine legal anti ots-f
lyice rendered in all matters touching the sans
Copies OF the claims of any patent furnishe b.
fentting one dols', Assignments recorded IN
Va snugTon.
Ne Aye,,cy in the United state. possesses sup.y1o5
hteitifes fer tfinitg ftteis, asscertaiAiay thf
pr..ctiottility ,fiHse,ifioas.
Ouring eight months the subscriber IN the course
OF his large practice. atie t1tce rejected appii-
csuous ,iNrEEN AffEALs. erery one Of vhicn Wa
.iecited III has fror BY te Commissioners OF ratentc
TESTIMONIALS.
IL regard Mr.. t.y oi the Saost durable asd
saccessftu practitioners with whom ] nave had
oliieia. intercourse. CHA>. MASON.
tommis-io OF Patents,
- | have no hesitation IN assuring inventors thai
they cannot employ n.n more compeseaf dSrf
tradroT.hy aud more capable putting their
applications in a form TO secure for them early
EDMUND BURK,'
Late Coti,jt-sIOner Patents.
mfr, K II. EnpY has male for me THIRTEEN
applications, in all but ONE OF which patents
have been granted and that one Is nowpendlig.
Sucn unmistakaDle pro.f of great talent ana
ability on ms part leads INC TO recommend al m
ventors To Apply to hun to procure Their patents
n they may be sure Of having the most faithful
attention Deerowe,i their eases, and AT very
rea -onable charges. JOHN TAO6ARb"
Il ,stoa Jan. |. i%70-lyr.
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8eeaI 1otiees

1iiE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned. that he has been duty appointed md
hss tasen upnn himself the trust Of an Executor
Of the last will and Testament Of
Josiah Wilson late Of Pen obscot
IN the County OF Hancock yeoman deceased, BY
giving bond ~ the law directs: he n creE,re re.
quests all persons who sire indebted 10 the said
deceaseds estate, to make immediate pnyu emit
and those who have anv demands thereon, TO ex.
hibit the same for settlement.
SLOWER p. WILSON.
Jan. 10Th, 1879. ssvS
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COM MON SENSE F.! /!

WNNTkD-Asents 80 yer month {. rrII lhe
only 1k ,UINE IMPk-ytD COMMON >k<~t.
FAMILY >EW iNG MACHINE Price only els
Great inducements to Agcu's THIS Is the most
popular SOWING VI tch,nv Of the daS-makr- the
tam0u. Elastic LEX >iitch"-wtli &c any Kind
VI wptk that can be done any Marhine-iOJ uue
sold and the demand constantly Increasing. Npx
b, the tine 90 ts-e Agency. send Tor circulars
So Bce are Of IuIrnger.-ss Address sEtJAB
4 60 Boston, Mass. Pittsburgh Pa. ~.
Lonis, jio.
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NE WANT AGENTS nssT 70. esr TO s KAN
moud and NeS ! ora Journalism, aD Octayo vol
ly bound. being lie and history iull OF deep in.
tefest to all! The author Mr.. Maverick. Managing
Editor Of The New lork EVening Post, has in thi-
book, revealed many scenes stirring IN terest
never hefJic shown TO the public Ganyss.er. for
thi- work will derive great beneht from graiuttous
editorial advertising. send for d-scI ptiy-
lar aud our extra inducements. \. :. HALk
4 CO., Publishers Hartford, CT. Avg
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District Court Of the United States.
DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In Bankruptcy.

IN The matter OF J. L. Uranu, in said District .
Bankrupt
ucredtors Of said Bankrupt be held before Peter
iha,cher Esq. Register IN Bankruptcy in said
district az his Ofdce in Ellsworth to wit the Of
the l, day Of February A. d. 1870 at 3 O'Clock
+. N. Tor the purpose named In the Twesty.
eighth section Of the BANKRUPT Act approved
March ID, ls69.
gro. A. DYEn, Assisree.
Dllsworth, Jan. 18th iS7A. ~