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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-06
Cotton Manufactures in The South.

The fact that the cotton factory at
Augusta, Georgia, has paid twenty per
cent year from the time it was start
ed, has had a stimulating effect, and a
naV factory, to run one thousand looms.
is in contemplation, as soon as the re-
quisite capital can be secured. 1t is
being claimed that there is an advan-
tage of ten per cent. over New Eng
land IN the manufacture Of cotton in
Georgia, it is a wonder that cotton fact
cries have not multiplied there since
the war. The Springfield Republican
well suggests that the explanation is,
doubtless, that the southern people
have no capital for such enterprises,
and northern capital hesitates on ac-
count of the disturbed condition of the
country and the disfavor with which
Yankees are still looked upon in the
south
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-06

The grape growers of the United
States, 1t is argued, follow the pro
cesses of the culture Of the vine in Eu-
rope too closely. Thus the excessive
pruning OF the French vine districts,
practlsed here, it is believed crlpples
seriously the productive power of the
American grapes. A recent traveller
through the wine growing countries of
Europe, after careful observation, re-
solved to vary the treatment, and now
raises his trellisses to the height of
twelve feet and trains his vines so as TO
produce the greatest fruitage at the top
of the trellis. The result of this meth
cd showed that the elevation of the
branches from the ground, and their
greater exposure to the sun, secured
the grapes from rot and mildew, while
those diseases to a considerable extent
affected the neighboring vines treated
according to the old method.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-06

THE Khedive has sent to the london
exhibition a collection Of Egyptian pot
terry curiously suggestive Of the self
same clay which tie lsraehtes found it
such hard work to mould without
straw These specimens Illustrate va
rious stages of production, from the
r1dely-moulded gourd shaped bottle to
the mghly-browned pipe, in readiness
for Its stem Of red.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-06

The narrowing drama, "Neck to
Neck, runs with undiminished success
at the Globe, New York. The audience
hang with breathless attention on the
gallOws scene.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-14

nun. suppose. TO pay Wa II lines then
SUI now, owes me for ~ tdFies-aDd, for
what price he himself best knows IL an.
pears 10 me he Is now assisting some other
Clique IN the attempt to clean out the
former clique. Honesty among thieves"
"a now at premium aud the accepted
adaee Is ''Set a thief to catch thief"
The pursuant thief In this case should. for
IN bfc than his own sake, see 10 his affairs
ere he be overtaken by the certain conse-
qnenccs OF disappointed exp citation. and
solitary mu>ing over nnrcquitcd zeal aud
the m-raiituje Of cliqucS. and the com
muniiy be compelled to md for him refuge
In that Home provided by State munin-
cence, for all such
at | know of ~purli Is connection
with the affair Is confined To what learned
'he morning following the transaction
irnm Mr. Brinmcr, Deputy Post Master.
EN-NaNnT Davis and others no % what
saw Of Ger ain proceedings a. Mr.. Mona
shan's Carr age >hoN. at the Bakery and ia
tn Court Room. whore my cast. against
Holmes wA~ on trial. whore unc one took
very forward aud active pirt in appar-
entity assisting the COUNSEL f,r the der.ncr
and a. e, what Ma. ~ Holtuc> supposed
c"nfii. ntialiy tod mc by Holmes himself.
on the Bangor Gnu, unial Celebration ptv
a; the Bangor House where e appear
more than u>uiil' vlcyatcd-thr feet no
doubt. ~ Patriotic Spieit--and Spaot the,
greater portion OF the day attempting to
bold me huti"n-h"lcd to stiil further clear
NJ tie mystery - my i.hf
The q ,'icular~ 90 all ~ thcs, ohserva-
ttn aud facts. anal ~ much NOR, which
rneme r Of the 20 Clique may think /,
past and Forgotten. may AT the proper
hine. he .i''n 20 %" pu Niir.
H"'lns hat~ not Imposed too much on
f"nr generous offer Ga yuur last weeks
ISSUE. remain. YOUR, >i'c-rrIy
Do>ttp VI STUART.
Ellsworth, Dc. 6 b. ISL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-14

II M Editor Of n, EHstoorth in.sr1cIn.
DEAR SIR When again MIR Holmes
rises 20 explain" no MISTER what the sub
Ject. he will confer a boon on scd
veracity by adhearing more closely TO
truth No doubt his deficient and appar-
emily. diseased brain told him hi, all-..a-
lions could not be disputed and. wcr, il
not the public might misintertret an iudl.,-
nant silence, the proper way would BE- 10
treat such Knocking tools with silent con
tempt.
That Holmes was not the one who cheat
ed me. and his version OF the opening
negotiations for the sale and purchase OF
that. as yet. memorable rum barrel, is I'M
qnaitfiedly false A few days before June
Il, 1869 Holmes came to my store.-he was
a regular and repeated daily caller there
for the few proceeding months that be was
special poIice.-said he heard | wanted
barrel OF rum, said he had one, and being
hard mp and in want of money to take him
L. Cherryfeld-to return. as | then sup
posed, a visit made him few DAYS previ-
ously by some Of his lady acquaintances
resident there, he would sell il To me for
SIS. | offered him Sj0, be would not take
it. In day or two be allied again 10 lean
what thought OF his proposition; he call
ed frequently throughout the day: and on
the morning of Thursday June l7th. he
SAID | should have 1t for $50 He would
tell me again when aud where lie made
several calls during the forenoon, and in
the aftel noon he told me TO meet him with
a tenn at midnight hthind the County
Buildings, and all would be well. About
s D. m. he again called, to satisfy himself
that did not mi su Understand the dirrcfious.
About the appointed time ! met Holmes;
the sequel is popularity known.
Among all this chaos | see not yet my
money nor the value of IL. even in rum;
but. with the aid of the other two officials
mentioned by Holmes, of the then City
Mayor Mr. J. r. Davis and their then legal
adviser. could not Mr.. Holmes rise TO ex-
plain" what had become OF that very con-
siderable part, that was not sold TO men-
bers of the Hancock bar, and City gov
eminent, of all the liquors conhscated
during the brief, the very brief period the
star Of that Clique was in the ascendant
There was q Tempersnce-Rum-cl
which controlled this community for the
three years preceding 1871. whose admit
istration is as worthy Of an investigating
committee OF seventy Is was that OF the
New York .sTammasy ring
Holmes actually admits. thabto aid that
clique to "clean me out" lie was sold
for o10,-the ether ESQ Squirting gave
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-14
MARINE LIST.


WATERFORD L. Nov 2l-The Agerla st,rrs,,
from N.y yart G,r I,sa.s "a - 'e'..
Bsllymscow chief officer and three men ,.-own
ed: captain aud nine men saved and ,IriyeJ
b. re.
H,roue Penang .shors n, Cans,
slowly discharged. The lighters mai N Il az
rived "Wednesday forenoon bu, the .ur, hoats
were engaged IN lsnding the sugar mo, The
beach Their /. . r.,,Ii pro.nsc, -, ~ - ~
t,nih Vessel ami r.,rs,, A. The h,ra,,a t s's
pumped dry. aud he wind sud weather are
favorable. Ahnt asp h a.. ~ .n,.r -, 4
lan.i,.,, on IN, ts.,eh ~
Krip N,ry 4 p,yi. b.f,r ,.,,,r.I u. -
the VOYAGE from >onbiero for PhlatIaInhi a
had ON board $50 ton, of y,,ano ''''' a"
Etrnnr 4 n N,.i.,rren fr,,m Sc,y w.. r.,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-14

the county within few wears. are To nay
the cost Of purchase and transplanting.
those. having invested therein. must learn
how, the best way ho,c. to grow them. IT.
worse than folly 20 procure trees. aud then
| leave them to themselves. for they VIII
/ never pay the first cost.
/ Improve the leisure of the long winter
/ in learning Of the peculiar culture Of fu,lt
I trees. it YOU would have ypur trees. early
to become both productive aud profitable
Mr. Stuart rises to explain thi. week.
what he knows" about the barrel Of rnm
tragedy for we suppose the claret VIII run
before the explanation is all over viii,
Any other person. Interested. or IMPLICATED
snail have an opportunity to explain IN our
columns And a. there has been and !.
now. considerable inquiry A. TO where al
the iiqu"r went to. that Mss seized. this
may be good iIne to satisfy the ,ublic
mind
FROM TEEMoNT.-Mr. John Rich and
wife were pleasantly surprised Thanks
giving evening" il being the iif,ierh ami.
&c ,arv Of their wedding bv number a
friends dropping in upon them unawarcs
bringing some complimentary presents.
hr evening was spent socially with de-
l.-ht By the "old folks" and ..uncl. John
"a> compelled To make a speech which DE-
d'd qnaintit; pleasing all hands Aunt
iihody was ton iufirm 70 demonstrate much
~ elegantly frosted cake with The name.
ami dates of marriage of Mr. aud Ms.
Hich Was presented nv a lady AMER
PRAYER by the pastor. Nr Pmmmcr. the
party dispersed + n ID
Key III NJ Eaton who has been the
travelling agent lor Portland merchants.
i'r The past live ar six YEAR. ha. closed
hi~ present business and rei urn. to IT,.
puipf iabors again. H. informs rs iha,
during the 1--we wears and nine months. h.
ha> been engaged In this business. he ft.
travelled by railroad aud his private team
over 10 90 miles, thar for the time De- ha.
sold over 5000 bills of goods. has preached
500 sermons. delivered five adIrc>,,. nu
the an 81 July. also a number III funeral
sermons. performed some marriage ccre-
monies, written over three hundred arti-
Giles for the newspapers regain~I hi,
health which was impaired. and Il rrad,
no" for his old work again Verify such l
man will not rust out.
DROWNED. Henry McGDwu Of North
Ellsworth. married mau. returned H. W..
home from the logging camp where he Ia,
been Al work. on Saturday the II Inst. ou
sunday hc started for The camp aralY.
taking with him his skates e. crn>- H,4,l.-
Pond A. he did nni arrive a, the .-tnp
n was cXPec'ed. SOM one started 10 i...
home e. ascertain Why b. dil not r,..4ft..
when his family said hc started f,r NJ.
camp on Sunday, aBi search WA, ihrn
made on the ice, and bis bat va, found
near he shore. on the ice. II wa. evilrf.,.
then That hc wa, drowned for thc ice ua.
broken up near Tho shore lie evident,
struggled hard to reach the shore. hu, ...-
came hcnumhcd and sank III, body va
found % Thnr,lAl near whore hi- h4' nA>
lying. iic leave, wife and no chilI-.r.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-14
Ia moin- Item.

-lhc Fir; Baptist Parish III Latnolnc.
haze made Improvements and repair. aa
their church to the amouu, Of sIll0
The new bell for The school house ia
district No. :. Lano.ue. la, arrived aul
viii be pui in place today. De- .. Tie
school will Commence ou Monday De
I'M and Is 10 De laugh: by Au,,. Rs-
no.d- OF Lu6ec.
some dag since two blackh,h sd e
seen in Frenchman's Bay. near Iamsln.
probably in pursuit OF herring. GA Moud.,
Of last week. one Of them wa. seen aoaiiu-,
down with the tide. Capt. A. H. Higgins
Vent Of 10 him found him dead aud ,oW ID
him ashore. On Wednesday. the other
grounded on the fat. IN Berrys cove. Mr..
Alfred SMITH went Of 10 him and sue
ceeded in killing him. AMI towel him
ashore at high water. They werr each
abou; twenty feet long and yielded over
seventy gallons Of oil apiece.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-14

The weather here has been The cold.,t
and stormicst that ever was
Bio PoRKER--Joseph Harding Of thi,
place, killed pig the day after Thank
giving, seven months old Weighing 3IG
pounds.
A Cow TRAGEDr.-A COW on Cranberr,
Island. swallowed a fork. which had acct
dentally fallen into 4 pail Of food. and had
10 be killed 10 save her life. The tines u
the fork were found sticking into the poor
things ribs.
Sea birds are plenty. Mr.. Harding re-
Gently killed nineteen in one dav. Gran
berry Island At present. abound, in fresh
meat. The slanghtering business ha- been
brisk; beef. pork. mutton and poultry have
fallen rapid victims. Al one house We saw
fourteen or sixteen turkeys and chicken,
in process Of preparation for the Portland
market.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-14

Not among The least OF the invaluable prop
ertIes OF Miss sAwrER's SALvE are its benii
eifi effects on the hair. Rubbed on the scalp
10 nse o. SIX different parts it promotes The
growth Of the hair. prevent, its turning gray
and. on bald spots. It produces a new growth
oi hair. No lady should be without this inval-
liable article "a an Indispensable cosmetic tor
the toilet. IL eraIic.tes daniruf and disease
from the head and blotche. and pimples from
the face f5o
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-14
.si.SS SAWYER'S SALvE.

HERE you have a .alvc combining soothing ana
hcahng properties. with dangerous ingred
aehes, wounds and bruises 20 which hcsh IL heir
Is more easily applied than many other rcredIe..
never producing bad effect, but AWAY. relieving
=, H.. prepared BY Mas saryey, who ha. u.ei /,
neariy twenty years with great success
The principal diseases for which thl. .alv, Z. roe
Sc,of-ia. On t-tosrr San Rienpa, Syrlins, Bsrn,,
Ess' Barbe''s Hch, Dra6as.., Boiis. Ring. ,ra,g,,
eoras, Rites II ias>ci., Casoc,s. Toothath>, Ear,
en- Scr, Fiprit' Baids>.s. Swo'ien Ber,i.i..
Saaid,, cht. Brni,>s, Crvsp, Cracfsi Iip.. nri
Sores cAiffreH
II never fail. 10 cure Rheumatism II propcr,y
applied Rub it on well with the hand three ,ima.
aday In several cases Is has cured raIsirh limb.
fer f,,s' Il has been discovered TO Sc sure rem.
ely. Persons that have been afflicted for year.
hsvc been relieved BY few applications. For III.
fiT>fas works wonders, allayius the ina ,mua,n,,
, nra quoting the patient; For C.appea Hap5.
hA<H'H obtain this salre. and apply Il freely AMI
thry will hni u Invaluable. II Is eot- in r,.r. ~
s,Si.'a nnd n.'o,, dnaecr, have been curra
VIII v The be-, Sslvc ever invented fnr St-ofis.
Rrrdf and Sarc Nipyl,s. No way iniuriou. Nj,
.a'g Y Afford relief Sore or Heal Es,.- Rub Il
ness BY putting In the ears on a piece Of ro,,.r,
t'r teio7' this Ia superior 90 anything kpo,,r
fsI nnTls' III. act. IKE charm. ror garnr
nmed'a'o relief. For o'i Sores apply onra I,
dsY Pr
FoR HoRsrs AND CArrIr.-For SORE. d.
Brl.H. on Horses Cattle ,hi. salvc 4. Invaluable
and has astonishing crcc. IN curing .era,rhr. ~
horse Thi. saivc Ia. worked q. own way i,,a
shove ailments.
w, the uniorsigncd. have been Acquainted wish
Va sawyer f9r many years. and believe her TO bo
A'5rstlan hfy All ,kigfal nurse And haviag
u'si her saIve "a our families. n vivr. n. -,
r asnrc IN saying Il 10 tho best general uedl-ln.
ve have csrr uscI:
T. cs,,-r Joh. n.--~
r. W - if1trna- ~ il 49,,
T. ~ sss<s. Mrs.. Chsfs. snaw
- 's.s7 IftH. Ma Az
- ley .nt -. r. D CAa.- sr-i -lfe,
80. ~ ~ sni 80 vatsasi AMI -if-
.AtA fA'ai No. rri wsr. WI r~s.ls srl wtYs
= VISA Ari wiss. yarab sas~ a.. 80
r~s so Cs.~ -
" " wiEh; sn.i wlf.
-, hHrhsi- j. Mayer ". ~ lsilsr aul -
IN+.f tHi Nif0 lhnanss tnlren -
, III 49,, % Heavy ipzfshAH, All
a,s.' R.-,+i; q Ca-sr. ro.rHa..r b
rs Es4i.r.ii att VIII.
tr t'4FFs-. y kiH,a4l aa+l Ill
Nta4srl N-Ls-u
- THE .fFFYfrTEn.
f7r pr-eg 2. Il oui q ~, S 4,,-. a-i --.-.,-t,
III 'lNr.4 isrnl .rvrats .T-, w.. NJ .4,. ....rl
HF-'r A-l ree ..Ve 4 baS NV rst1r. r.f
~. E.,.lt 50 cents i--,
81 ~ t}Fi-.. .-
t.)h. =. w alnsAir Is..|
ifia-- KIOSK lsi. a.H
l... NIL
r.--,.-, B.
lvearlo
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-14

UNITED STATES WATCH Co.-This Comma
ny, We observe. continues 70 hold the leading
post "n among American Manufacturers; al
I'll" Fair held IN different pari- Of The Country.
where There has been great Compel; ton in fhl,
iine. the Mas on, tbile-. Wales 4 Co.. Cuirrd
states " atehe>. have been regard a - greatly
superior IN every par ocular TO any on eXhibi-
tipr. and bive been awarded the mr. pre-
mum over all competitors, At every far
where exhibited
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-14
Probate Courts.

Itr-v ssrt list Wednesday, in January. Feb
-tt. A.-l-t september. and December. 2d
W,..s.-tlt ID \ 'rIl. "a "Wednesday ia June. and
81 N-lts-l,t m tctobsr.
H.4A.La -l.g "Wednesday in July and Neven
% -N>rnRr sd Wednesday IN Janusry, May
. n fefuber.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-14

Ruius Chapman OF Liberty. Maine had a sin
leg bent al he knee. nmt,ered ani Strengthen
ed ~ the use oi JOhnsons Auodyne Iiuimeut.
The proprietor, OF Joho>on's Anodvne l. MI
ment. Par>on', Purga i've Pill, and sheridan's
cavalry Condfi IN Powders, have published |,
readable and instructive pamphlet which IA ay
De had FREE a. the stores
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-14
ID | l., ID.

sxci "a ycAr-
kll'wonh-ocs ls,h. George u. Fullerton. aged
~ years
sum I:ih. capt; william \ hnowles. AGED
y YEAR, mos
funncrAI ssryiee az his re.ldeuc. ia surry this
IhafsdAy Afternoon a; o'clorA Masonic IRA
t-TEift and friend. Ia ted
>urry-D l1sh Mr.. LYDIA Alma. wife Of
stephen Lord aged . years
Cranberry I-lAud-SoN .lth. Capt Jo.eph Bun.
kcr aged - YEAR.
Then 'hAll ise dust rrturn unto earth a. twas
AMI tn" ~Ftrit shall return unto God who gave Il
>HAu- l-lc-S1F fth very .udieuly. Mr.. Mary
VIE OF jacob Reed. aged g. Year,.
\ faithful wife mother aud friend she III!
with her might. whatsoever her hands found e.
q And the TODD ther has called her t. Tie rest
provided tor He chldrvn IL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-14
PERUVIAN >IKJP

ffRtNIAN >fHtf ... MEDICINE
IA, been silently mro..- ... pub lie IA.
'or bl The numerous u. b.. cuIe> it ia.
performed. liz singular rf'r,,-y l. owing 10
the protoXidc Of iron which ia tut. preparation
remains unchanged, and j. the only form in
which this vital element Of healthy blood can
b. supplied.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-14
VIZ ADYERTINEMENTS.

~.ts.rssl W; ce-LvE0aia Lo'iSs
!. : tuit u lse-> le-iai t.'iiinhai0'
f--r5.l 80. y ste,- fEerrv L p4y and others
-rtbits Robert and otheF-
= J, Of Co-is-Co OF Hancock
y ,itce. of Foreclosure.
Prth t. Nj cA-.
,,el T. L EciI's Column
Clrs-ti "a y O,lt---G. Lyon
n .!-si lr- ftr i-ll-A Sreelv 4 CO.
T. -l.al Ne~kfy Adyrrti-er
,,, Re pit- / Jchcaiey \ CO.
tul a Cht< & On tiheli h 20.
70 4-i+ BtNs--J q HArne. 4 -.
l'a.ut a.rt Il lam -tuiier brp- 4 @
lHs erred r,Nn s Lee 4 shepherd
ace \ 2 " ,i.'rai--A \ Walker.
l.-i ai Le,tc1-.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-14
Business Notices.

ltif LEWISTON JurEN,t FoE Isl
Iu iht 'Arl part ~ Decrnibcrthat c,tab-
i'-h"i iAs"ri.e NIth ihr r.ain. rubitc. TN
Lt"I>IoN MItkIr JnrL~Ai. J.. 10 b..
lH'H.'t! 100 Irc>, 90 cu,trcl. ucN and Gle
SAAi type. c"pper-farrI which S BOD ensure.
Ai nnrNo"Pti"ua..ic typographical appear
aHo" i"r The paper. Al the features that
hAN" contributed tu place 1Hr JOURNAL IA
'Ar front ranh Of New England ucw -pAj,-
"r<. Will be retained aud other. added. ~
'iai y" may expect that il NiIl iiud it. Nay
lAi" many new families the coming year
Having very large aud Increasing circu
!A'l"n. T. Publisher, are able Ia make lib-
erAl expenditure. {" enrich il. columns.
II ne"- summary. both general and
state. j. unsurpassed is Agriculture! De-
P'riintni ! complete II, literary matter II
choice ch ractcr aud In good variety: il.
children department ustul and entertain
ny; while it, reports OF all important
gatherings. and IL correspondence. are
unsurpassed. Ia a word. next to one.
Own county paper. which all should pat
ronile. the Journal i the paper for every
Maine man at home or abroad. II i a
large ioriy eight column paper. aud /, fur
ni>h"d AT only sa.O0a year In advance; or
1t viii De sent on trial three months for 30
cis. Specimen copies forwarded gratui
tously on application. 3wl9.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-14

Fellows Compound syrup II Hypo3ho.p hite.
j al excellent nervous tonic. Il exert, di-
ret unI"her "a The n.ryou, system, and
Through IL, II inv goTItr- The body
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-14

-ure preventive for gray hair i, Hail.
Vegetable >'cliisn Hair Remover. Fry it,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-14

w eHcomc's German Cough Hemedy' il rec
"ihulr nd'd mighty Tor hopping c..ugh. { roup.
li"-r>rnc>>. Bronchitis. e.. b saic ~
: y isgin * 20. Geo. \ rarclrr and A
v K"nln ON. Ellsworth. ana Medicine dealer,
= ne rlsllt -FuT family In.-llcine rs elcomc,'
Liner Hegu Aior Dy-peptlc' doe, not have Il.
t4Jai. 3nsj.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-14
Foreclosure Notice.

WHEREAS William Francis Fletcher OF Town
W ship Number light, South Division, Bing
ham Purchase, in the county OF Hancock by hi-
deed Of Mortgage dated the 18th dzy OF April
ID. ls59. conveyed in mortgage TO William Day
nov OF Ellsworth. in SAID County, the home ead
lot in said No. 8, whereon said Hortgagor row
resides. sad mortgage is recorded IN Book 1875,
Page 534. Hancock County Registry of Deeds
which mortgage was duly assigned and transfer
ed by said Day TO William B. Mitchell, Of said
Ellsworth, on the I'D day of June. A. ID. Is1I
said assignment l. duly recorded in said Regis
Try, IN Book lao. Page los, to which records refer
Tor a particular description OF said mort gagged
premises. And whereas the coalition Of said
mortgage having been broken, the said Mitchell
claims to foreciose the same, and gives thu. no.
fice IN accordance with the Laws OF the state re.
gardng the foreclosure Of mortgages.
WILLIAM Is. MITCHELL
By J. A. Deane, his Au,y.
Ellsworth, Dec. 5h, ISL. 3wIs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-14
VOID 01 A. h y T.

fONAl - PTION. lHpr~N -ta+frI,
v NI-N HLaI LAM AtfuttN rE.f-t H..H
,i4r-s wlih ~tuu tl lfL .ANI -f.t. t...
=. tn .lt.li as l., DE-. ..-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-10
THE COT KITS.

The Supreme Court has now under adj
viselnent the case OF the BoSsier Board OF
School Directors against the Auditor. APP
pealed by the Governor from the Eighth
District Court.
A devolutive appeal has been granted
from the judgment rendered in the Eighth
District Court in the School of Medicine
case. on application of the Merchants In
surance Company.
In the Sixth District Court suit has been
brought against the Gerinania Life Insur
ance Company by Catherine. wife of John
Hath. tor $1,000. Petitioner claims that on
the fourteenth of February, 1870. the com
pany entered into a contract of insurance
with Nicholas Jaquillard to insure the life
o. the latter for the term of life upon the
payment of the annual premium of thirty
nine dollars aud seventy cents for the sum of
$1,000.
The premium was duly paid and the
policy executed. On the sixteenth of Au-
gust. ISL. Jauuillard transferred to his
sister. Catherine Hath all his right in the
policy, of which the company was notified.
Japullard died in September last. and
proof OF his demise was made 10 Philip ID.
Mayer. agent of the company. who has re-
fused to pay the $1,000.
F. j. Pratt, late president of the Slau.h
terh"u>e Company, was brought into the
Sixth District Court by attachment to tes-
tiiy in the suit OF Durbridge against the
company for a stated number OF shares OF
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