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The Fishery Article in the Treaty.

Elsewhere We have copied from the
Evening Post, remarks, generally on the
" ashington Treaty. Also given the feel
ing IN the Canadian Provinces. in OPPOSE
Ton TO the settlement of the fishery ques-
ton. a. indicated BY the newspapers &c
We hnd. that our own fishermen are OBJ
posed 10 the opening OF our markets 10
their fi>h. alleging that We get no eouiva-
cent Tor this concession. When they can
come herr aud get their bait. and sell their
lSh OF all kinds. free of duties. and hay.
eInai right with us TO fish on our coast
North Of the thirtieth parallel. we should
ave some substantial equivalent. Tim.
reason some of our fishermen. and those
who have the most invested In the fishing
business.
Bat The most singular phase of this oues-
uon. i that the citizens of Nova Scotia
ana New Brunswick, are almost raving
mad at the conces sions given us In the
treaty. while our people engaged in
catching cod are equally displeased AT
The terms proposed as a settlement. Out
of all this disagreement. the Truth and m.
hISht will in he end be evolved. The
Treaty has been hailed all over the conn.
Try as an honest aud manly settlement Of
series OF existing aud irritating troubles.
A whole, no doubt 1t is eminentIv fair
The St. John Glote says
Great Britain has made q treaty with tn.
United States. In order to settle the
wrong she did in the Alabama matter she
mas made certain concessions to the United
states One of those concessions gives
me Americans the right to our fisheries
England asks Of Us to share her burdens.
we were jubilant over the Alabama. Our
merchants gathered at the street corners.
and In public places, and rejoiced over thaf
famous and fatal ship. Our mechanics
were taught to believe that in eyerv vessel
destroyed there was so much gain 10 them
Our newspaper press exhausted tbemselves
with puny and labOred arguments 10 SHOW
that right was wrong. " eues a p,ople on.
dorsed anything ths ish0biseass Of tks Loeer
froriaces endorsed the AIabam0. For a.
er.i that she did ,Se cannot escops reGossi-
onas: 10 pay the Alabama claims the
people OF Great Britain and Ireland will
nave to be taxed In large sums Of money.
England cannot tax US. But she Asks ns
TO bear some part Of the burden. m she |
refused to pay these claims and war Was
the result, what would the Consequences BE- |
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-05-25

Pleasant Presentation to W. B. Shat
tuck.

Mr.. W. Ii. Shattuck. of New York. WAS
the recipient of very tasteful testimonial
few days ago. At the Office ofihe Central
Railroad Company of Iowa. of which he
had been the Treasurer since il organiza-
tion. Having carried out the intention
which he had had from the first. of resign
Ing hi, arduous Office when the road should
have been built and the bond. disposed of
he was presented with silver plate. bear
ing the following inscription:
Central Railroad OF Iowa
GOOD for the lifetime Of W. Il >hauuck Pre-.
senfed 10 him BY the Directors of this road in Alb
prseiAtaon Of his late services as Treasurer in sell
Conductor Will pass ". b. shurtuck and fam
ny. ny whenever this pass is presented by him in per
President and General Superintendent. I.
Upon the reverse Of the plate was a
beautifully engraved miniature mapepf the
Central Railroad Of Iowa and connections
Mr. Gilman made few appropriate re-
marks referring to the importance and the
brilliant prospects of the Iowa line. and
paid a high compliment to the eminent ser
vices Of Mr.. Shattuck in behalf of the en-
terprfse.
Mr. Shattuck has now accepted the
financial agency Of the New Orleans. Mo-
bile and Texas Railroad. very impor-
tant trunk line. in which large number
Of Northern Capitalists are interested.
his great success in negotiating all the
Government loans (either by direct ap-
pointment from the various Secretaries Of
the Treasury or in connection with Jay
Cooke, the Union Pacific Railroad securi
ties. the Central Iowa bonds. and other
frst-class financial enterprises have given
him . leading place among the honorable
financiers Of the country.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-05-25

4f "7Th@ 4ant M i#A patents t4-ti 'tA2 a wsrra
"f- EAfi t1 ss rrs+ I. = aA'Fi laeNsa3b-a - f-
."#i r.. nE l i~ art Afr at-ssf.l. tzt :; q s
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-.a f. 2. 4-- % i.' g. SEQ t - ra'iiiFY % Pc
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'itt ri gN.ttH II 't'tF "A fffa, " ilrlF .-f4t
'aAf fe-' f-f. .f' ht'f fHT L arr "a ta'-te
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r-' 90 .[a 7-a 't f-t- tti 10 --n 'i' bSaf z -
Et- 1-'fg if B. a. IT, patruts a. @
r-t rfsH--sr tr'rrra4'.ri AZ ~ wrl- IL l-' .
r41 4a en- t.f tHr 4Ggfi'F ar4 ~ tir ErH.t p-ata t
'fa-f Hf .-5- zfifF Ell sst}sns' 't IS E-sshilfir
-rs' sts7s- ari rHarfi eff-si1'r i1 al etrrsS =
l~ rn"A F~-e0-.si --4'ers~rt ta t1r tatat-
n. ." "A r-fN n III !. t7rt+ '-.7'--'i y .rt'
Fff A+' YEA Ill., i#faf tftfs If .ut.sita7-
- aHr' = % rF-i a.- 81 rH.- 7l~ nsy ravs. taHs
. ht f.-. 3d. o. ~. Nt q Pm 4tse q arg
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-05-25
State Sunday School Convention.

Mn. EDITOR Il spent one day and even
Ing In the : : Convention held Ia Gar
diner the present week. The aticudanre
was large. The different, religion. d-nom-
nation. were well represented hy their
Ministers. :. ;. Superintendent and
Teachers.
The spirit Of harmony pctvadcd the a.
scmbly. when a stranger sPoAe. had To
enquire to what denomination be belonged
Rev. Or. Gardiner of Charlc.toNu.
Mas. spoke more than any other man.
His services had been engaged Tor the oc-
casion. lie had travelled extensively
through the East, aud made himself %
thoroughly acquainted with the gcogrA-
ply of the couniy who're Christ aud his
Apostles laborei. that his lecture on III
bl. Geography" was exceedingly Interest
ing. Dr. g. j. pastor OF the Baptist hurch
In Chariestown. lie i, a iinc looking man
about ~ years old, and d-scrvedly popu-
lar.
Among the most interesting SPEAKERS.
gor. Kev. Mr.. Baker 81 orono. Rev. Mr..
Burgess Of lewiston and Capt, Cyrus stnr-
devant agent Of Steamer lewiston of
Portland
The mos, amusing and witty speaker
wa ainp-meeting" John Allen The
most solid. dignifed and ..mini.lcrial-
speaker. was Rev. DIR. Kicker of Augusta
had 10 leave "Wednesday in the O'Clock
train. and did no, hear Hon. VIM. l.. FRYE
Of Lewiston. who was To commence speak
Ing about that time. Mr.. Frye ha, earned
the reputation Of being the best 'of hand
speaker in the state. have heard him ON
several occasions. aud in every Instance.
he exceeded my expectations
One could hardly believe that there
could be 80 much said and said 50 well, In
the interest OF Sunday schools
The Institution i 4 poicer in the state At
the present time, aud will probably in
crease In influence Ia the future. All
good men. will wish the cause well and la
Dor TO promote il.
Eastern Maine. was not represented
The only person whom | recognized in ,h,.
Convention a. belonging East OF the Pc
nobscot river, was our mutual friend Oliver
W. Young, Esq. OF Hancock
Your city, and perhaps all the towns
East Of you. would have been represented.
/ If you had had raj road. As they have ia,
the Western section OF the State.
| Yours &c. MuNsuN.
Nav lGh ls-l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-05-25

To usf This fair country would be drench-
ed In blood. our homes would be desolated.
and our fisheries In all probability taken
from us without even the poor return we
get now. But. England processes herself
ever ready to come to onr assistance. She
has told us that she will defend us to the
last man and the last dollar. II need be.
She hes ever been ready to lend us money.
and she has pampered and petted Us as a
spoiled child. What Il our return: Is IL
TO be found In the resolutions IL the great
ConSederate. Mr.. King which were second
ed BY the great Confederate. Mr.. Cough.
in the Assembly yesterday l. this all
that our boosted loyalty and attachment
to Great Brsian amounts tor
As far a this paper is concerned. It's
principles are well known. We have hong
urged our people that consideration for
their own best interest demanded that they
should cut their British connection al
together. This they have declined and
refused tn do. Thsn. We say. whilst we re-
main. we must expect to remain. We mus,
expect 10 be called upon TO make sacrifices
Tor England. and we must be prepared tn
make them, or our professions will be hut
a. sounding brass or tinkling cymbals.
IN a more homely phrase. IL we wish TO
sing God Save the Queen" we cannot eN-
pect TO have the music for nothing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-05-25
DR. JOSEPH u. sGuENCkrs sIMrLE
TREATMENT,

AMI avai terart;vs4 Die womb rf1ilg efcAr alis
fls iAetret, las N,ur44 nns hago isliru.
~ A..rHr. h-sfY 4 ~ a saae rrnvcn ,h.t - hc-.
sveT saht 't talty remains. ihst vliay. b hts rao
finfs aaf dfsrieae fr thcr Use, 81 qaiekcnca
ars4k0u' -
n Nttf 'fnfnt tafrr r. ufsfnE prrsgtngfuols
i' f"u ffI4 ut ta ls 4li tsRts Fvprrsrt, atio
tAf fs n ts,ussIi aes suttant atesi ~ ~ ING aud
Ntatie rAs re i-cufy b. itr ~,hclles
as,ifaFs sairlr gHfsi.sns Is philosophy
fr4trfF PEP z-ltsr. d - srif ussur1as- s~lf-eagl-
flE
t1 ~fArfrf4l afI NRiLFsAs ElNt 4-- first
uraI-vts win vHt.H r.ssirt t. slaiv asss sd
ta Carrie 81 see sstIsrfi ssia dr.
fsfa ani e tfsrt..ta.lr s.tass.eTry .r- WIZ hls
eaa-Ati'n Nh srar.4l t9,ss gata-4 v.th TO
ss9siasfa IarF Fsr.H4 th ftr Htrt 1914 srti.t
AvTr it~rV gassi a va1assaatz, resui and
tets4n- i1t ith an .l4strrasns ser-9sa-ts.
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Chi Gllswortb Amerifaa.

Published every Thursday Morning At Peters
Block. Ellsworth, Ne, by \. X. sAwyER. For
terms sc, see first page
:. VI. PErrE>GtLL & Co, 3. Park Row, New
York. and CEo z. KowsLL 4 Co., 20 Park Rov,
New York. are the sot< agents Tor the AnEkicASs
in that city. aud are anthoetxed 10 contract for
inserting advertisements for rs at our lowest cash
rates. Adyeriscis In that city are requested to
leave their fsvors with either OF the above houses.
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therryheid Items.

-Me,srs. 4 Camrher % -,
bull, the scbo,aa~ p.hs-, - 80. - -
iny her TONNAGE. m.Li.,,, hor az -
vessel III eyer. ya.ca.,
-,
houses n,io,.a a,a -.
Painter. tr,r, p.,-.,.,.,, -.
10 fre.e.e The .l...... -. 49,
Frp-ua. L. Fso "a
..... o. nav lo>'
fr - ''''-
AZ ~''' iath ma
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-05-25

The exercises ofthe 4. S. Normal School
n Castine will take place On Wednesday
and Thursday, next week, Nay 3lst and
June Let. Exaninafion Of classes on We'd
nesdsy. Addresses BY Governor Perham
and ethers. Wednesday evening.
Graduate exercises Thursday afternoon.
FRS mesting Of the Alumni Association
Thnrsday afternoon. Addresses. Histories
and FoeDs BY tie classes Of GO And 70
Lecture before the Association in the even
ING by ProL W. p. Atkinson of the Hass-
achusstts institute Of Technology, Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-05-25
Special Aotifes.


In the Treatment Of Diseases incide Mt 10 Females
mas placed DIR. DOW at the head OF physicisus
making such practice a specially enables
himfo guarantee speedy aad az cure
in the worstea Of Sappressio ~ other
tsHsfrai Deyasgesesfs. from - easse
Al letters for shve. must contain st oificc M
eESniCorr STREET. Rosrr~
y. H.-Bnard urnishcs 1, thas. desiring 10 ~.
main under treatment.
Bosion, tuiv. Is;n.--p naIer
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An OLD AGENT !

An OLD AGENT S sH" s s,,,y .;:.:,,.d
~ ttlhs ivr .a'c ihat mrI ni.a The appr.y.l az
.ne entire reading romuanits a. ne.rfy a. a..
= Ski "Asb BrEcasu'. CHRISTIAN UNION
N"trf dti not work for t sooner Thin 4, m.
- oirlh'.s ''r c'nsA.ssr- ever offered BY any
nm 10 ny knowi-,Isr." Al oil U,rr,., R.rrb.r
Nosc. rAI story rom Nov. Il. 1870 .ad 80 !.
prro - steel engraving GIVEN AWAY Asenr.
u'@Alhs money Subscription lis, xrewtns I'M.
nrns~'y. Address " 4. MekENNgY a e
Him 81, Portln nd, Me, 500
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THURSDAY, NAY IS, 1871.
A Railroad Meeting.

We second the motion for rail road
meeting to be held at Cherryfield in August,
or we should prefer, in June. to take into
consideration the whole subject of a rail-
road from the Penobscot waters To Calais.
The las, of June will be late enough. IL
a meeting i called. circulate the petitions
for business men to sign at AN early day
and get them all interested. and In earnest.
We have had preliminary talk enough.
now let IA TO work. or leave the matter
for smarter men hereafter.
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BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE

This splendid Hair p,e Is the best IN the World.
hsfnl"ss reliable, instantaneous, does not con
tam "a'i nor any rifiiie poison t. Prnduc" Parsiy
- or death AVOID the Wanted au,l sislnstv
preparations hoasiius w tuv> they do not possess
TIC genuine " n. nNtchelor'> Hair I'VE h1s had
80 wears uutarnishcd reputation TO nphpid it, in
t~<rity The only Perfect tialr Bse-BiaeN 90
hr""r. sold ~ al Druggtst.. Applied rs
E'hi - w. -l- tN5l
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state Items.
"A copy Of the new Treaty now before
the Senate in secret session. uas spr-
reptitiously obtained by the washington
reporters of the New York Tribune and
World and published in those journals.
The matter is being inquired into BY the
Senate.
The work of improving the channel
of the Penebscot at and below this CITY
will commence, according to the specifica-
tions, on or before June 18th. The chan
mel is to be excavated $50 feet wide snd
to depth of II feet at extreme low water
in midsummer
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Non-leeSident Taxes

L HE FOL LOWING LIST OF TAXEs On real
l estate, OF non resident owners in tn. town ~,
hahcocs, lot the year $50, in Till, c1mmiued L.
thArles toatl-, collector of said town an me-
70 me a. remaining unpaid % lie
dAy oi March, 1871, By his certificate Of .hat dale
AMI now remains unpaid. And notice 4. hereby
gwen thht u the sali taxe- Interest aud el,arg-
are not pad INTO The Treasury OF SAIL ,owp win
10 eis lten no ths from the date oil commitment
% 'he sdu oils, 80 mach of the real estate taxed
a VII be suMcient 10 pay the cunt lu. there
ioti inciudihs interest aud charges, will without
inrther hoilcr be sDid at Public Auction Al me
December, ISL al o'clock j. NJ
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United States Internal Revenue

COLLECTORS OFFICE 5th DISTRICT VI.
Belfast. N.f 18th l--4
hereoy Civ. public notice tnat havc received
Ho'n '"hn ID HOPKINS Esq assessor a.
na hesenue tor 5th District Of Maine, %.
huai INST Of taxes assessed bv h ..si Tor the SEA
'o'l, ana That said taxes have beeome 4Re an
payable, and for the purpo.. az p. Hecjiuz ami
Is.stmg the sata.. they will be rcc..,ci 80 tiaa
-. Conniy BY A >. Drinkwater t-. Dep
Soi'estSF. At his Once IA Ellsworth lli. sgf
"a, excepted from May sd, ISL 'a May j.A
end further give no,ice, that all pel-.a- W.
snAh neglect To pay the Ia xes a. at1re-aI, =. VI
$500 upon them, To the toii.-rtor of our 81 ri
Dspuues or Agents, within the time -ac,a-3
snai after ten days notice Of sueh ,isffas 4sn# ~
a. aole % ray nVe per centufn additional uF2
~. ~nouht thereof, together with interest a. t7s
T oi ono per eentum per IN. nts upon gro
iaSe-, IRON the time the same be.arnn .jp. vi
L, -, $50 anu expenses, OF collecting the -t1r
- ss uaiht- Also the sum OF twenty cents 7-
sne anuitioaal notice of such non-psyment 3, .b
- ses per mile Tor travel 10 serg ing me SANE
oa,r., 10 iursnet notice Of the Annual List -
saiseu " Law, than the foregoing. and aH per
spn ,se1asIs are respectfully requested ta -a'
3wI9 N.Y. ,,,,,. LILY
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TREAsURsR's OFFICE, !
NAV. 1871.

Court, and Court Of Coaasy Co..issiOnsrs. 4. D.
ALLOWED NJ COURT OF cousrr COMMISSIONERS.
81 tie " Emerson g Gapsill before James. c.
Nathaniel league al before Sam.
!. r,.s se c q, Rich .,.,-,,,..c II I"
Frank Sargent. before Police Court.
Ellsworth %
g Intoxicating Liquors, before Police
Court, Ellsworth. 9A
Patrick Kelley. before PoiiSe Court.
ElIs~erth. = 10
Jams4 II Limit. before Police Court.
Ellsworth. 8 o.
Intoxiratinx Liquors and person.
Known. before Police Court Ellis 4 90
e Intoxicating Liquors, before Police
Court, Ellsworth, SIS
Patrick sullivan. before Police t,ourt
Ellsworth. 90
George COOK al before Police
Court. Ellsworth. 5;s
samuel u Hollis. before Police
Court. Ellsworth. 5W
Isaac Emcr>on, before Police Court
Ellsworth. 6 90
VIM Heary. Els, before Polio.
Court. Ellsworth. 20
Wilmot 4 Jordan. before Police
Court, Ellsworth. 40
Mary Z. TAYLOR, before Police Court.
Ellsworth & ca
pccater Mcc aslin al before Jcsirh
|. Wouis M
Jackson Mrkinnon before VIM H.
rilsbup. s0
Neil Mckinnon. before WIN. II Pu..
Angus Nicholson. before WIN. u
Plsbury q al
Charles Collins. bcror, WIN. II. rn.. ."
Melvin i. joaquin, before WIN. II.
ftlsbuTy. n
Intoxicating Liquors before wmU
flsbuTs. a.
Intoxicating Liquors hcfure wmH
Filsbury, ~
NJ I, Joaqutn before WA. H. PIls.
bury. -
In'"Nic.tins Liquors. before VIM II
fil-hnry tn
int@Nieatug Liquors. before wmH
Iflshury 10
VI { joaquin, before VIM. H. PiIs-
Henry Dudley. before " r. Nc
AbJ.h w pe>hory. ber,rv pAvi
"sss"H ~ ,,
iobcr, C"udnn. b,.f,ro D,sd w.
-" u ;.
ALLOWED ~ >,rFtNr JrniCiAL corHr.
state ' Timothy Bfe-uahan. ApplT before
fuilsy Court. Ellsworth, /. 4.
tn ffn MthAn. Ap,lt, bsrore Pc.
ice c.u.s Ellt~orsh. 10 s.
Thomas tAan, Appit before 20
bee Court. Ellsworth. 5B
Thomls Mihan. bcfor. sup. Jud
Court, =
lhnma- Maaan. before sup Jud
,anrt. IS
Th",aAs Mshan. before sup. Jud
Court. rs
lnha Hccfes before sup Jud. Court. -
fhpmaa NAhan. before sup. Jud
Thomas Mshsu heforo sup. Jud
Melvin 4 Joaquin b.forr sun Jad
Court. 81 -
Lew. j. >.rrl. lcf.,re sup. yaa
Cont =,
Thoma. Ford. Apr, b-for, Police
tourt Ellsworth Il u
Tinnihy Mahnncv h~tor~ sup Jul
Court Il
T,nsnshy M.hoaey bcforr sup Jud
Court. l.
Timothy Malron~y. Applt i-f,rr Pc
hoe Court. tll.wvTth. Is
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NOTICE OF FORECLU>uRE.

WHEREAS Robert Kelly and Tn A. T,n,er
both q bucS-ppr, toumy Of Hancock AMI
-tate OF Maine- ~ their s- OF MortsAsp dated
september ~, \ u. l-3j and recorded Ia n IL
20. Records, Vol -. Page 30. .onyeyed to John
y >"Ak"Y ahl Ihom -waKey both Of Burks-
port Aforesaid, certain Die, or parcel uf land
situated IN the .arl Bucks sport, bounded and dc
scIibed a. iollo~s. 10 VII, bounded Northerly
or NORTH. kA-terIy by the County road that l..,i.
from bucasport village to Oriand, Ea-terIy or
south Easterly By lInd OF Joshua CHM SOUTHERN
Or -outh-N cslefly by the waters Of Thoruu
% calle'i, aud Westerly or Moth Westerly N,
land formerly owned by Daniel Hartman ma.
supposed 10 be Owned hy simeon TowLe- II
bring "trip Of land SIX and Que halt rod, In
wiiIh extending from the road 10 the riyer calted
he inoroughiare and /. the Westerly hall OF A
piece eYhstyei to William K. Gnu and Daniel
Tim by samuel Bartlett. BY his deed January
l-;n. 4 -. lslI.
Ana whereas The condition % said Mortgage
having been broken. therefore, wc Ia The ex.rrI..
OF oar rsht 80 To do. give this notice OF forerIo.
VIZ, IN ac.oFishee Win the statutes OF the state
made and provided for such cases.
JOHN \. sW ALEY
THOMAS ~ ALEl
- D. To
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Mr.. David Floyd. Of Centerville. wa.
quite seriously injured at Addison thi.
week by being thrown from hi. carriage
Mr.. Luther sawyer. Of Addison. re-
ceived a severe wound on the head ye>ter-
day at the TibbeitS Mills. Columbia Falls
Railroads and Factories are the sub
JectS discussed most at the present tim. in
Washington County. Think the FACTORY
Meeting" AZ Machias tomorrow the IS,h
VIII be pretty well attended. The public
begin TO zee the necessity of railroad
from Calai, and We; via. Machias. Cherrv-
held and Ellsworth. This and factories
'tt these places and others on the line
would benefit Washington and Hancock
counties more in ten wears than hemlock
aud spruce log, have for finv wears
More business j. needed and We pus,
make it, That viii keep our Young men
and women at home. and bring other.
from abroad. am Informed that the busi-
hess on the quarry AT Jonesboro will bring
hve hundred people into that town next
year.
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Az curt OF Probate holden nj Ellsworth wf,hi,,
Ana Ios me County Of Hancock, on the mi
SLILAhkTil =. BACON named rx.r,,.,
- Seta'n instrument purporting to he the Ia,
" u an testament OF Geo. X. Bacon laie Of 81
The same for Probate: Pfesehtea
=, onnpEhkp, That the said Executrix give motto.
,b,. az ts.,ons interested. By causing copy OF
ms oiuef U Dc pahiisned three week ,ueress
~ 70 'nc American. printed at Ellsworth H. ~.
NAY sppesr AZ Probate Court to be held al Eiis
I 20 sAd county on the 2na Wesia..aay q,
I'M heat al Ten OF the clock In the forennon y,
snew cause, u any they hive uny tbe sa.a ~ y.
ssssumrnt should not be proved spnroyea aaa ~
CEASED. VI sAia de
3Wzv p.u~,
a true copy-Attest: Gro. A. DYEs Regsa,
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VOLUME II.

To the Honorable Judge of Probate for IN,
County of Hancock. " '''
TIE Undersigned, Widow OF Ioha Barrett. late
OF Surry. 10 said ooaaty, deceased resn.,st
tui'y represents. that said deceased died posisss
ed OF Personal Estate, an inventory of ubirh ~.
been duly returned into the Probate Office tbs,
aer circumstances render u necessary that She
she Is entitled 10 on a distribution Thereon ~
therefore prays that your Honor would grant h,r
suth aiiowa-ce out OF said Personal Estate ~ a.
your discretion you may determine necassar, ~
proper, and also Tor the Appointment ~ I,,a .,'
sioners 10 set o"t Dover
Ellsworth. April ~ ISL . "a iRtff
STATE OY MAINE
HaNCock: ss.-Coun Of Probate. Apr,l Tar,,
\ u, 1871. f'" ietm'
Upon the foregoing petition Ordered tq,.,...,
"i.9W ~. pubic Notice 70 all person. inter.
iished three weeks successfully in The tlisa pri
American printed in Ellsworth that they may 49,,
pear ut : Probate Court TO he hold at Nil ,,,,rhhn
on the Sd Wednesday June next, ~ 10 Of III, MN.
IN the forenoon, and shew cause, il ~ thcy hayr
why the came should NOT be granted.
5w.0 PARKER TUCK, judge.
Attest: GES 4 DYER. Register
To the Honorable Judgc OF Pro6nte To- nc -----
~ OF Hancock.
Tar uadefs'gnei Widow Of Mason JOY, late of
] Ellsworth. in said county. deceased, rs.na-t
fully represents, that SAID decreased .I,pi ~
ed OF Personal Estate. an Inveutnrv 81 y-t..t
has bern duly retained into the Preb,tc oai
that her circumstances render il necessary rb,t
she shohid have more OF SAID Personnel rts..
than she l. entitled g. ul Il tlI-t ibvt,,, t,.- .
She therefore pfs}s that YOUR Honor uanli ,.,',
her such aluWaHr" uut of ~all I'.fs,,.-,l 4 Gun
As ia your discretion you may tlctrru,,c ,
ssFy and proper also Tor the a,4,,,,,,,, .
tate. EIlZNnFriI ~, -
Ellsworth. April u. 1871. u '''-
STATE OF MAINE
H.>C"cK = -tooH oil Probate ApuI r.r.