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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-17

arack laying BY the 18th inst. Another
vessel sailing direct to Portland with en-.
tire cargo Of railroad iron is exptc:ed to
arrive shortly.
We learn from the Herald that about
2 o'clock on last Tuesday morning dar-
ing ut empt was made TO assassinate DR..
Trolcr, Ben Holidays private secretary,
in his bed. The Doctor occupied roon,
ia the rear Of the o. Il G. Il. II. Con,pa-
ny's Office, the window Of which fronted
north upon an open lot. Tho head Of
the bedstead in which he lay was also
up to the window and extended somewhat
10 front of it. The assassin finding the
Doctor lying in the side Of the bed far.
thest from him, and being unable to raise
the window any farther determined upon
firing diagonalIy through the head. board
Of the bedstead, in line with the Doctor's
head. Fortunately for him the aim wa,
a little too low, the ball passing diagonal
" Though feather pillow entering tho
mattruss at the sleeper's side. Being
startled by the explosion, the Doctor rails
ed up and observing the form of hat
less man ut the window caught up hi
pistol and fred, the fellow making fo
the street at q rapid pace.
officer Hudson on hearing the rcpor
Of both pistols hastcncd to the spot, bu
too late TO catch or even track the assas
sin. We have heard it stated tina
this was probably intended for Mr. Weld
Ter, he having been previously warned
For the truth Of this latter statement VI
cannot vouch.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-17

TIE LINN CoUsTY TEACHERS INsTITUTE-Was
attended by fair representation Of the citizens Of
the county, and was characterized with unssasl
interest. Tho addresses delivered BY Rev. r. 4.
Geary and Rev. Mr. Butcher were able asd- In
struciiye. The discussions were marked with .
generous good feeling, and with zeal that shsw-
ed an earnestness in the cause Of education. 4
now Constitution was adopted, changing the name
70 the Linn County Educational Socisty. The
principal object Of the Society, sccordisg to the
Constitution Is to furnish opportunities for free
exchn nge Of opinions among its members concern.
ing school government. disputed points IL asy
branch Of education, different text books, snd ali
other subjects calculated 20 promote the causs 81
education. The following resolutions were adop.
ted, some Of which called forth spirited disess-
sioss kesofUed, That 1t is tho opinion Of this
Institute, that the clause 10 the school law, re-
gniring Teachers to give public examination O.
tbs last days Of each quarter, and inviting 4ke
County School Superintendent TO bs pressn
should be abolished. lResoired, That the school
law should be amended. NJ to make II the duty
Of the directors Of school districts, to levy such
tax upon the property Of tbcir districts, - msy
be necessary 70 enable them TO make such prsvi.
sions for schools and schools houses, as is now
required by the law. Resoired, That the resdin
Of the Bible should not be prohibitsdsin our esn-
mon schools. Kesotred. That the thanks Of this
Society be rendered to Rev. E. X. Geary and Eax
dresses and also To Miss Mary Williams, Mr. y.
N. Gray, Miss Alice Gray and Mr.. II. G.. Phiifpy,
for the reading Of essays and also to the tisens
of the vicinity, for their kind and generous hes-
pitsli:y. The officers for the next session chosen
4 TO hii the following places; Rev. Z. Gesry.
President; J. v. Crawford, Vice President; n. II.
Clayton. Secretary Mr.. silssn and J. W. Mssf,
Executive Committee. -
Adjourned TO meet. July. 1871, at Lsbapes-
| Harmony Church, June 9Th 1s7e.
1 T. L. PoR n.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-17
THE ELECTION.

The official reports from Baker,
Coos. Grant. Josephine, Tillamook,
Umatilla, Union and Wasco have not
been received. The official vote from
the other counties give Palmer 81 ma
iority, Wilson 296. Add to these the
reported majority in Coss and Curry,
so, and the highest probable majority
in Tillamook, 25. and Palmer will
have 166. and Wilson 371. In Jo-
sephine county we have. according to
the Sentinel, 79 majority, while the
lowest figures reported for the coun-
ties East of the Mountains are: Ba-
ker 160, Grant so, Umatilla 24s,
Union 100 Wasco 30-total 757. This
gives Grover 591 majority, and Slater
$50 in the State. Full official returns
viii vary this probably but little.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-17

NoRrH PAcIrrc RAILROAD. We learn,
says the Walla Walla Union, that
there is party, numbering between
forty and fifty persons, at Pen d'Ore-
lille City, composed of engineers and
surveyors, who are prospecting the
country thereabouts, in behalf Of the
North Paeific Railroad. Among the
number is w. w. Johnson, formerly
one of our townsmen, practical engin-
Ger and surveyor. The party expect
and are awaiting the arrival of Capt.
John Mullan, who is to join them
there with a party. This point we
learn, is a place of rendezvous, and
from it there are several routes to be
examined, and reported on as soon %
practical. ~ af
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

EsW. HELLER, ADMINISTRATOR OF
the estate of Abraham Osborn Sen, dee d. has this
day fled bis account in the County Court of Linn
county. Oregon, praying final settlement. Of the
same and to be discharged such Administrator:
Therefore. notice Is hereby given that said secSunt
and the settlement thereof will Be heard andsde-
termined
Tuesday, The 5th day Of jay, 1870,
being day of the July term ofthis Court and that
said day be appointed for the hearing Of objecaions
osnch final account and the settlement, Of the saas
and that notice hereof given by publication inths
estate Rights Democrat" nswspaper Of general
circulation in said connty, week for at least
four successive weeks prior 10 said day.
By order of said Court.
S. A. JOHNS, County Judge.
May IS. 1sso-y5n4:w4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-17
EXIT WILLIAMS.

Mr.. Geo. H.. Williams is receiving o
little practical and experimental knowl-
edge of the vicissitudes Of human life
and the transitory character Of earth
ly greatness. II is severe lesson,
but, We trust thorough one. He
was elected to the Senate after ten
years struggle. During that time he
was alternately the tool and the sport
of politicians. Thewar brought the
so-called Union party into power
strong in numbers, Lut wofully weak
in brains. Inspired wholly by the
prevailing madness and lust for of
fee. it, unaccountably. had the pru-
dence to invite to its ranks and pro-
mote to its leadership every Demo-
cratic politician who could be tempted
to sell himself and betray his party.
However small these men were in the
Democratic party they were Titans by
comparison when they were surround
ed by their new associates. Williams,
from his equivoeal position, where he
had been about equally engaged in
exr ressions of devotion to the Union,
and in cursing, in the vernacular oi
the profane. the imbecile administra-
ton of Abraham Lincoln, saw his op-
portunity, and, for once, before it was
too late, improved it. After one de.
feat, which came near converting him
to peace Democracy, and when the
contest had descended to such men q.
Pearne and Williams, the latter was
| elected.
The Senator has never risen above
the politician. His career in Office il
fully described in one short sentence
A man of talent, demagogue and
trickster, whose practices were Otter
Observation-Disclosures contempt
BILE. He was INSCRIPTIONS and shame
less in the means by which he attempt
ed to secure his own reelection. HI
reinstated Simpson and Lafollett il
the agencies from which they had beer
removed, for the sole purpose Of car
rying for himself the Legislative tick
cts in Benton and Polk counties. II,
and his friends are charged, and w
believe properly, with having placed I
corruption fund in each Of the coun
ties of Union, Wasco. Multnomah
Yamhiil, Polk. Benton. Douglas ans
Jackson for the purpose of corruptin,
electors, debauching the election ant
defrauding the people. The tele
graph has informed him of the resul
that attended upon these means, an.
has, we hope, called to his mind tn
old adage: Corruption wins no
more than honesty" With Mr.. EIol
laday to back him, with the Grand Ar
my of the Republic to back him, witt
President Grant and the federal pat
ronage within the State and the 15tl
Amendment thrown in, to back him
Senator Williams is the worst beatel
man of his day.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-17
WAsHssros TrnHIronr. -Tesegrapl

WASHINGTON TERHrroRT. Telegraph
completed to Walla Walla.
An Episcopal Church is to be es.
tablished at Walla Walla.
Garfelde's majority in Washington
Territory will be about 45O, and the
Radicals have majority in both
branches of the Territorial Legisla-
ture.
The Democrats elected part oi
their officers in Clarke county, w. T.
In the recent Election eight women
voted at Miami Precinct, and seven
ut Grand Mound Precinct, Thurston
county.
The Washington Waterpipe Manu-
featuring Company, Of Olympia, have
purchased the lower falls, at Tnmwa-
ter O. Crosby, SEM. for 81, ,000.. ~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-17
FIFTH ANNIVERSARY
CORVALLIS COLLEGE.

FRIDAY, JUNE ~.
Primary Examination. A. n to 4 4rn
SUNDAY. JUNE ~.
Annual Sermon. by Rev. b. r. Bsxter of sIris
pcudence, IL A. H. -a.hssss
MONDAY. JuNE2 - s-ss
Examination Of Preparatory Glasses. 81 A. n. to
I'm. Exhibition at Pm
TUESDAY. JUNE Is.
Examinstion Of College Glasses. s 4. Il. to Arr.
Exhibition at Pm
WEDNESDAY, JUNE -.
Examination Of College Glasses. s a. k.n.x,
Society Exhibition at7P.
THURSDAY, JUNE 80.
Society Address, A. NJ, by HoS. Jons BrnsxYr.
Commencement Exercises, l04 Az.
a"2. ". A. FINLEY, Pr.s..
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-17

Benton CoUSTY.-Following is the
official vote of Benton county: For
Congress, Slater, lD) $50, Wilson (R)
COL; Governor, Grover (D) 578, Pal
mer <R) so7; For Secretary of State,
Chadwick d, 5se, Elkins R) $50 =
State Treasurer, Fleischner (D) $50,
Hirsch R) $50; State Printer, Patter-
son D) $50, Kincaid {R) 593; Circuit
Judge, Thayer CD 552, Kelsey (R)
$50; Senator, Strahan D) $50, With
am 582, Representatives, Carlisle (D)
556, Galloway CD SCI, Kelley CR) $50
Dunn (R) 573; Judge, Burnett Cd
59s, Mulkey CR) 529; Sheriff, Palmer
CD $685. Swick (R) $50; Treasurer,
Henderson CD $50. Flickenger (R)
572; Assessor, Smith Cd 571, Latter
ty R) $50.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-17

JOSEPHINE CouHrY.-Following are
the Democratic majorities in Jose.
phine county:
Slater, 70; Grover, 70; Chadwick,
n; Fleischner, 10; Patterson, 49,
Hanna, Dist. Attorney, rs, Repre-
sentative, Walton, 6s; Sifers County
Judge, 81; Green, Sheriff, 10;-
Hughes, independently Clerk, u
Treasurer, Naucke, LOG. 81
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-17
THE LECIsLATURE.

The result of the election is much
more gratifying than at first supposed.
Instead of twelve majority on joint
ballot, late returns show that we have
seventeen. Two years ago the House
stood 90 Democrats and IS Republi-
cans; Senate, Is Democrats-9 Re-
pubficans. Now the Legislature
sands as follows:
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exceeded the estimate. Refuains 81 T6U
human beings have been found, II il
supposed this number represents one half
the actual loss. Total pecuniary loss 10
computed at twenty-million pounds ster-
Hing. English underwriters suffer heavy
lJsses. .s
LONDON, june 10-Charles Dickens
died at 6:20 last evening, Of paralysis.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-17

Mr.. S. G. Simpson, Of Salem, has
assumed editorial charge of the Ore
gon Herald Mr.. Simpson was en-
gagged upon the Herald during the
greater part of the canvass and ad-
vanced that paper to the position of a
dignifed and influential journal. He
has contributed splendid effort to-
wards our splendid victory. Mr.
Simpsea Is one of the ablest men In
Oregon, and his connection with the
Herald promises for that paper fu-
ture of great usefulness to the party
and State.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-17
STOcEHOL DERS' ELECTION.

N0TIcE.-THE STOCKHOLDERS IN TIE
~ Willamette Valley and Cascade Moc.tain
Wagon Road Company will hold their annu.l
Election for = Board of seven Directors 1t the
Court Mouse in Albany. orrgoa. on the seeead
Tuesday, tho 18th day of July. 1870, nj e'elt Ell
Pa JASON WHEELER. Pres ident.
JAS ELKiss, See'y.
Albany, June Il, 1s.s. nl4w4.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-17

DOUGLAS COUNTY. blowing ARE
the Democratic majorities in Douglas
county: Slater, 81; Grover, a.
Chadwick, 81; Fleischner, %; Patter-
son, %; Thayer, SO; Fitch, 10. s s
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-17
VERTIsEM ENTs
NOTICE.

TTvHE CoPARTNERsHIp HERETOFORE
existing between ". shannon ami C. b.
Bellinger. nnder the firm name Of Shannon 4
Bel,inger, is this day dissolved by mutual srrsnss
ment OF parties NJ Shannon will pay all iia-
hiiities of the late firm and collect ali dsbt. d,.
the 'ame. M. SHANNON.
Monroe, Benton Co.. c. B. BELLINGER.
June 3, 1870. vsr44wk
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-17

THE OregOniara, before the election,
tried to establish the fact that the
Democratic party in Oregon was
pledged to reputation. The State
has gone Democratic by a majority
vote of some five hundred, and the
same party have the Legislature on
joint ballot by majority-of seventeen.
Is the Oregonian willing to confess
that the State is committed to repudi-
alton by these majorities, or viii it ad.
NIT that it has misrepresented the ma
jority of the people of Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-17

GRANT county is reported to have
given SO Democratic majority. This
is gain of about 35 over the last cleo
ton. Donglas county also gives us a
gain of about IS, and Josephine about
so.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-17

JACKSON CoUSrY.-The official vote
Of Jackson county foots up total OF
1891. The Democratic majorities on
the State ticket are as follows: slater,
224; Grover, 313; Chadwick, $751;
Fleischner, 282; Patterson, 1885,
Fay's official majority for State Sena-
tor is IL. The Democratic Represen-
katives have an average majority of 91
For Sheriff, Klippel (Dem.) has 81
majority County Judge, Shipaey
lDem. J, has 10. The balance of the
Democratic ticket is elected by hand
some rnajorities with the exception q
Davis, for School superintendent
Turner lRep.) beating him by 81 ma
jority-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-17

The Oregosaian admonishes us with
the fact that ''the Republican party
has already begun the next campaign. :"
The Republican party did the same
thing two years ago. Your party may
begin the campaign as early as it likes,
ours win end Il for ron
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-17
CORVALLIS cotIEGE.

YNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BOARD
II of Trustees of Corvallis Colsee will convene
at The College, Corvallis. Wednesday, June 9oth.
1T 10 o'eloek A. ". A fril aitendanee II tAs
Board is earnestly desired. AE SEARS.A
B. r. B,DpLE. Sec'y. Prest.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-17

GRANT CoUSTY.-Following are the
maiorities (ofIiciaD of the vote in Grant
couLty-all Democratic, except two,
County Judge and Treasurer: Rep
resentatives to Congress-James H.
Slater. so; Governor-L. F. Grover,
80; Secretary of States. +. Chad
wick, 30; State treasurer. Fleisch-
ner, So; State Printer-T- Patterson,
53; District Judge-L. L. Macarthur,
II District Attorney-W. b. Lass
well, 40; State Senator-J. w. Bald
win, %; Representatives.. NJ. Nc.
Coy, %; w. H. Clark, 90; Sheriff
Thos. Howard. so; County Clerk-T.
w. Poindexter, %; County Judge
F. G. Sells (Rep.), 10; County Com
raissioners-J. ). Cozart, 25, M. d.
Cameron, 81 County Treasurer p.
Metschan (Rep.), IL; Surveyor-Geo.
Knisley, about 25; School Superin.
tendent-J. NJ. Dellinger, Is Coro.
ner-F G. 'Horsley, N. D., 80.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-17
REPUBLICANS.

Ii
In the above calculation We class
Mosher as Senator from Douglas,
Coos and Curry, elected in place OF
Herman, who, having become feder-
al ofice-holder is ineligible, Lockhart,
member of the House from Coos and
Curry, elected IN consequence Of q
split In the Radical party and the
aonination of two Radical candidates
and ~e oexxt enc Of the two members
from Washington county, on q fusion
ticket.
This gives US seventeen majority on
joint ballot, two more than two years
ago.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-17
OFFICIAL VOTE or LINN COUNTY,

Following Is the official vote Of Linn county,
for 1870. The names Of tho Democrats In
Roman type. and those Of tho Republicans In
italics:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-17

Following II the ohciRl vote OF Linn count,
for 1870. The names Of tho Democrats are
Roman type, and those Of tho Republicans
italics:
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8 Ssssssssssssss Slater.
sssssssssassgss Z ss w.1.s..
! slx.5gssssssasss Grover.
slssgsggzsssasssl z rs.-.,:
s ssssss==sssssssss wick.
z s.sssgzsssssss E1ti-.
s ssssssasssssss asr
e u,....
sI. :, ;. ran.r.
3 a. : . = s 3 z Z : z = = 3 sou.
sl Kin
II ). Bon
!. ! : : z : . . = : :. : = = !
" " . "
g .,-.... ~.=e~.. n.,..u
Ca, |
. q = % . . 2 . : o : . . : = iora'
:,
81
= sssssssss5sgss Salt. |
3 s.55s.sssssssss Helm.
IssaSs..sssssssss "'s.1. der. |
slu. :. :. /. s.u.s Nun.
81 s.Ssssssssgs.s ' der.
81 sS=Sssssssssss E'4'''
ss.S2.sgSg Bro.sn.
lsls=s.ss.ss=ssss George.
81 S5g2s S1ss capsbs.
-
w,,
|
= i
s Wheel,
81 ssses =ssssS ssss H'"'"'
q g.s.ss.ssSeseg .s-.
Z sessssss.sssss Irvine.
ssssssssssss.s % a,a....
lss.sessssss.gssJes... Jones.
xe.
-
II =.
&. So . q : g ssgsE 2 Shields.
81 :. A..
81 ssEs.s.s3S sgsE drer..
: I" Q % q" 2 . " 9 Ga ''''
- gsg..ssss5sss Urine.
| |
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-05-05
Varieties Of Turnips.

The Red Top Strap Leaf is very pro-
ductive, hardy and reliable, and is perhaps
the best son turnip we have, both for table
use and for stock
The Early White Dutch is about the same
shaped root as the above, but perfectly
white; the top does not grow quite so large.
and 1t is triae earlier. In quality the
two are very much alike it being difficult
TO distinguish between them when cooked
The Long White or Cow Horn is not as
productive as the preceding. but is consid-
cred better for table use 1t also keeps
longer without becoming pithy.
Waits Eclipse is an English variety. II
decays too quickly TO be of much value.
many ofthe roots decaying before they are
gathered in the fall.
The German Teltow is another foreign
variety that proves to be utterly worthless.
1t has small leaves, and small root grow
ing entirely below the surface of the ground.
Its quality for eating is poor. The Red
Top Strap Leaf will produce % bushels
where the Teltow will produce one.
Purple Top Ruta Baga is an old and re-
haole'variety- 1t is an excellent sort for
stock, yielding large crops and keeping
well until quite late in the season. It's
quality for the table is good, its rich yellow
color ADDING to its attractiveness. This
kind as grown on different farms. differs
considerably in appearance and shape.
The London Stcede is new variety. il is
large and handsome. the leaves being nm
usually large and tall when growing II
resembles the ruta baga in appearance and
taste when cooked.
!Skirring's Haproredis somewhat longer
and more tapering than the two preceding.
Its great fault is that it has too long necks
the leaves, instead Of growing from .
crown close to the bulb, start from the TOP
of a tall neck several inches high. A verv
poor variety.
The White French and Street German we
consider identical, having grown them side
by side and being unable to detect any differ.
ence.
The quality is No. 1, being richer and
sweeter than any other sort we have tried
Il keeps late without losing any Of its goot
qualities. The color when cooked is dull
white.
The quality of turnip that has q long
neck is poor:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-05-05
The Furnaee-how to use it.

In heating and ventilating the object is
to pour vitiated air out of room and get
pure air into it, without cold drafts into
the room. well managed furnace, with
its cold air supplied from out Of doors is
not the best appliance for heating q house,
but it is far preferable to air tight stoves
or stoves Of any sort. In any room heated
by furnace, it is decidedly poor economy,
beside being shockingly bad for the health,
to be without . ventilating hue. Ventil-
ating nues should be ct the bootom Of the
room where the vitated air settles, for the
most part. Ifthese hues are heated by
waste heat from the furnace or any fire,
there will constantly be strong draft up
such nue Then, Is the furnace pours
pure heated air into the room, bad air is
flowing out through the ventilator, and the
room u heated for SO per cent less then ii
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-05-05
9eeal Dotitc

At a Court OF Probate holden Al Ellsworth with
in and tor the County OF Hancock. Tie 20 cd
ncsiay of April :. II ls70.
Josiah u. " oods, Admir- ulon the r,iaic Of
Patrick pimoud. iat" If tt.fiEc.
in said County dscca se, hAv ing presented hi 1T
account Of admin upon said estate Tor Probate
ordered THAT the said admir-. give .loiice there
Of TO all persons Interested. bs caTsins opN 81
TIN, order 10 he published THREE weeks successive
j. In the Ellsworth American. printed m ILL
orth that they NAV appear a rotate court t.
lie holden al Ellsworth. GA tho 81 "wednesday OF
June xt ten OF tn, clock IN the 1op ard
.hew cause. II any ihcy have why the -ame should
not lie allowed.
rNEktR Tt-Ck judy.
\ true copy-Aiic.t .-,.Lo. \. pIFE. Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-05-05
April 18th, 1870.
coMMISslO uoTlcE.

W the subscnbers, having been appointed bv
the HON PAkkfR Tuck. Judge Of Probate ior
the County Of Hancock, to receive and exam,ne
the claims Of creditors TO the estate Of
Arson Flood, late Of Surry,
deceased represented insOvent do hereby give
notice that ax months are allowed 10 said erssii-
tors TO bring in and owe their olaioe: and that
we shall attend that service 1t the dwelling house
Of Samuel WATSON in said sarry, May lith 1870,
and October 18th, 1870.
SAMUEL WATSON
SOLOMON J. TREWORGY
Surry, April 18th, 1870. 3Wl6
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-05-05
April 18th j., lsso.

HANCOCK. IS. Court Of Probate, April Term,
A. ID. $50.
Upon the foregoing Petition, ORDERED:-That
the said Widow give public notice 10 all pers ons
interested, by causing copy of this Order TO be
published three weeks successfully IN the Ellis
worth American, newspaper published in Ellis
worth, In sand County, that they may appear at a
Court of Probate ior said County TO be held at
Ellsworth on the Sd Wednesday in June next,
al ten Of tie clock in the forenoon, and show
cause, II any they have why the same should not
be granted.
3wE PARKER TUCK Judge
Attest: GEO. A. DYER, Register.