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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-09

A Poer OFFICE RoBBRR ARRxerRp-A
young man named VIM. A. Peabody. employed
in the Newspaper Department OF the Boston posf
larceny Of letters. Several letters we're round
on him at the time of arrest. He hes been en-
ployed In the post ONCE ten years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-09
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.

THE MAINE ELECTION.
Large Vote. and Republicans Gaining
LEWISTON, ME-, Sept. "a large vote Is
being cast, and the republicans are gaining
The vote here at p. m stood: Perham, repuo-
lie an, s4I; kimbail, democrat, 4S3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-09

PERsoNAL.-Mr. f. l.. Stanton, Secretary of
the District, returned from his summer vacation
on Saturday. Mr.. Henry Howard third secre
tary to the British Legation, went to Newport
yesterday. MIR. NOrthcote, son Of Sir Stat
ford Northcote, secretary to the British Com
Canadas yesterday. IN. Wakayama and L.
Yashio Japanese dicnitaries are n Wormley,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-09

"A JUDGE IN IRoNs--Judge Forsyth, fmpli-
cated In the fraudulent issue of bonds in Cas-
rested In Kansas City, vas on Friday lest taken
In irons to Harrisonville, in that state The
citizens Of Cas- county are making hostile de-
nonAtIanons, and fears are felt for the life Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-09

Mr.. SAMPSON. editor of The Colorsd 0ilisen
has just returned from campaign tour snSnsh
the state Of New York, and reports THAT ggea,
interest is taken in the republican MEETINGS In
that state, the audiences addressed ID lin ON
bracing both white and colored pe5R3f 30fub
licans and democrats. He says the GEan6>feel-
ing is growing rapidly in that state Mr.
Sampson will return to New York to fulfil far
ther engagements to speak there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-09

They have curious Inscription on 4 as~
noadnG ffon the top Of The sTabsrnscle,, n \
Aassachusetts camp meeting. who're thew siso
9uoSe the price Of lots, somewhat q Sollo~s
=. .is seste Y the Lords, ut s25os lot, forty
49, - .
ian old Scotch preacher ID reports, IN h.v
ssaa IN one Of bic sermons at Absrdeen: I'VE
Glasgow, and GlasgoW ion EdInhnsnhs rom
6Soinouren from London, and London srnw
fsIis, and Paris from Tie Devil," ''""
Here Q Knoxville advertissu.ct. sss.,
ing dead SOW and litter OF ID defnnce rs.. nv
rs f ths az C c,rcnSn, an anxiow 10 ell t6en Low
civ HV 4. % purity some other part OF the
thS ..s, s;ssimaas, but An poor, and WiIl make
Stopped ct barber shop in BsmbonIbiet.
y mane tne barber Wa strapping his razor the
staring at him nercely. 0VIhsf 4 the msfter
WIN that dog?n The barber answered WITH an
vneoncerned air, THAT dog always there.
"Hen, he eau IT"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-09
NAVAL OFFICERS TRANsFERRRD.-Surgeon
+. X. DENLY has been ordered to the Pensacola

+. X. DENLY has been ordered to the Pensacola
as fleet surgeon OF the south Pacific station.
Paymaster George Plunkett has been ordered to
the Benicia. First Assistant Engineer Samuel
Gregg ordered to the Frolic. First Assistant
Engineer Hiram Parker ordered to the bureau
OF steam engineering. Lieutenant Jacob NOEL
detached FROM special duty at Washington and
placed on waiting orders. Surgeon j. NJ. Brown
detached from the Pensacola and as fleet sur
geon of the south Pacific station and ordered to
return home and await orders. Surgeon Thomas
w. Leach detached from the Portsmouth, New
Hampshire, navy yard and ordered to the Cali
fornia as fleet surgeon OF the north Pacific
station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-09

-. ID. SGaGPrs was acquitted Of the murder
DAY last, left that place the zane evening for
onIumofe for the purpose, rumor says, OF i'm
eatuung prooeedinesto recover Ni0 stieneckess
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-09

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-09

DousLAs MOORE, S09 9Th street, nsa
GEO. WILMER, 40 9Th street, betws
FRANCIS WILMER, 1928 Pc. av., be
GHAs. A. KRAusR, LIS N. 7. avenu,
" IL SPEIsHoUsElA also .PfcturAIrA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-09
PATENT AGENTS.

KNIGHT BROTHERS, SIS y street, near 7th stree
GM @. WooD, N. 3. corner and 7th streets.
WELLS w. LKeeETT, COS It'll st, OPP. Patent On
GRO W. boutwell,, Room l6x Fed1 Block, cor
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-15

Dor; to incorporate Milbridge & Cherry
field rclcgfa ph Co.; to Incorporate the.
Castine Savings Bank; authorizing W. IL
Pope to build wharf ut Machias; +. 4
Bowden. same at Bagaduce river. and "
III He,nenway. same at Machias; act aie-
thorizin2 Bucksport to take additional stock
In Pcnobscot & Union River II. X. Co act
incorporating Lubec Savings Bank: acc in
cooperating the Union River X. Il. Co.
Bills were reported from the committees
yesterday as follows: Bill an act for the.
protection OF lobster avn: act to author
i,e citizens of Isle an haut to allow their
cattle To run at large on that island
An act Incorporating the Castine Il Els
worth X X. 20. was passed TO he engros seti.
An act TO incorporate the Western Ham
cock Agricultural Society has been recom-
united TO the committee on Agriculture
and is still in their hands.
) VI. Leighton was refused authority 10
build fish weir al Pigeon Hill bav. Same
TO Isaac West for same.
The General Railroad law i still on th..
House table liable TO be taken M and dis
cusScd At any time.
The proposed changes in the law in re-
lhiion To Savings Banks have not vet been
made. AZ a discussion .a>t week upon The
subject, il was said bv the Bauk Commls-
siomcr. that there are now ST 600 900 ,lr
posit> in the Savings Banks of Maine which
are uutaNcd. The subject viii come up tnr
debate and action this week
The weather l. splendid here and tn.
>lc'%hing me. Amu~emeuts are more ire
qaent and around town" Is lively. ~.
capitol Guards give their leve. a.As week
which Will be t.e affair Of .ae season. Iy,r
theatrical companies. have played \.
houses: rcar>c oi lectures = ~ maj
and shat with occasional Wv progress
irrt"Ff~' ha'i, &c tao es. hearings
taken up. NNuy~ yening, are Al
&c. p-N
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-15

the globe, and receiving and spending the
earnings OF that trade. while we should be
looking on in utter helplessness, with the
power of repairing the Injury which was
inflicted upon us during our great effort to
nut down the rebellion by sea and land
taken away from us by our own folly.
Therefore l have declined TO allow the
amendment Of the gentleman from New
York. and have steadily refused to compli
cate the hill with any new features. Inc
proposition involved in IL is simple II 1t
carries. | believe relief will come; II "
fails. want to know how II died. and that
ii has been killed directly. IL 1t i refer ed
TO the Committee of WAYS and Means. in
accordance with the motion Of the gentle
man from Massachusetts. Mr.. DAWES. |
want his committee to consider 1t GA its
merits. unlncumbcred by other PROPOSE
tons. But. II my premises are correct
there is no need for reference. and the
House should come at once TO vote upon
the passage of the bill.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-15
the vote in the Legislature of several den
ocrats for l.. s. SeuAtorshjp

the vote in the Legislature of several dem
ocrats for L. s. Senatorship.
The Weekly Patent Office Gazet,s il
being sought amer early from all direc-
tons. The newspapers of the country. as
doubtless You are aware Mr.. Editor. are
being solicited by Patent agents residing
at the Capitol to publish their business
cards attached 70 the list Of patents issued
TO citizens of their respective States as paw
ment for said agents services in procuring
at the earliest possible moment. suci Isis
The final fee (thc Zee amer a patent i Al
loved are PAID the Patent Office on Fri.
days OF each week. alter which time the
public printer. % whom che list Is sent. !
allowed until the next Tuesday To make
up and priutihe list Of patents contained
in the hd-cns.
The Cincinnati Commercially eogrespon-
dent. through some means, gets a list for
Ohio aud Indiana the Saturday previous.
| telegraph, it 20 his paper. it /. published
and received IN Washington III advance OF
! the issue Of the Garele bv the Patent
U
Office. our readers will remember that
the Commercial correspondent is Mr..
| Ram~dcil one % the two VINO are given
| 10 appropriate 70 themselves forbidden
news. The Patent agents above referred
| 20 of course, arr aroused 10 Indignation.
| and have addressed i letter 10 General
Y Lcggett, requesting an explanation why
such favort'sm, contrary to law. is allow.
ed in his office.
The Commissioner of Patent. no, bong
| since refused . Patent cent, petrion u
allow the Government printer to deliver
I him tho f'n:citr III advance u It, rccc;n, j,
: the Patent ofir".
Much 70 th> disappointment; Of 1" ", :.
NJ. Hamilton. cx-M. 4. fror. rt,ra,, !,
nomination a. +. y ot J,.L.ony;l,o -
'H"' ''a'c' '.1s been rejected Tie fact. .
tue ca-e, which acconn'S for the milk IN
the cocoannt. appear to 80 A. follow.
When tol. Hamilton was a member Of IN,
House he was urged by friends u soppor
FLORIDA K. x. bin which ha fused 10 n,
and was subsequently offered b, H.. If n.
"onii bat Hamilton -iill refused. where
upon he was - upon hy those friend.
and hl. character pnhlicly mahgncd. rhi.
stirred the ire II lIamil on and he fo~th.
with rushed Z" print, exposing thc Nn,l,
I transaction. This l. NJ. Osborn. ur.f on
ror,uatv 10 show al. .pit., tnway,,. N.
'oi. ana \ Womb seem ih-' hc has doae /
most citoet"Al'y; he ipfncuc-l hoih III.
brother senator gilbert, md Representa-.
tive "'l' Of h'- N-.r W oppo-" 'hg opr
hrmaA'n n Hamilton ~" rule luu.
sn'e adopted ~ me Senate, !. q rrjce
any domination however worthy. uA'e~.
eadar.ri * the majority o, the DELEGATION
feosn The NtA.e N which thc uomtnyc bc.
loag-. ftrr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-15
1890

THE AMNESTY BiLL-Amnestv Il de-
feated in Congress for this year. The Ku
klux of the South killed the bill. If the e
demons in human shape had not fiourishe d
of late, and been sustained. or their evil
deeds denied or excused by Democrats. no
doubt better feeling towa' ds the amnes-
ty bill would have prevailed in Congress.
1t is pity that the old feeling of hostility
to the Union has not died out. With the
educated class in the South no doubt by
cones" are admitted TO be by cones" and
they are willing to aequesce in the present,
or are content with it, while there is an
other class, the ignorant white trash, that
Is as rampant as ever, for the Southern
Confederacy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-15

Mr.. HALE's SPEEcu-we commend the
remarks of Mr. Hale 70 those engaged in
shlp-building in this district. 1t is forci-
Bile presentation Of our wants, and the de-
cay Of this once important business. 1t
seems 10 Us that thi, interest has been so
ably and persistently presented to the con-
sideration Of Congress that something
must come OF il gow. Since receiving this
speech Secretary Boutwell, has developed
his scheme which has a hopeful look, The
trouble will be to get bill giving relief to
TINS interest through Congress, yet if the
Secretary Of the Treasury gives either Mr..
Hale's plan, or that of his own. his earnest
support, it will stand a fair chance of sue
cess.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-15
General News.

The Portland Star says that the marh,.
bust OF eN-Gov. Chamberlain. the order for
which was given about the time of his re-.
tirement from office, and which was son,
some months ago from Rome. win no
formally presented to the State early mi.
week me friends of the Ex-Governor
completed the details of the purchase oprv
a"ie "hlle ago, and the arrangements
Tor the presentation are so nearly ~,
Guided that the ceremony NAV take nI,ca
to-day when the Legislature will decide
"here TO place it. A Quebec dispatc,
states that Mr.. Langerin. Minister Of Pub.
ne Works. says that there is no foundation
whatever for the rumor Of n treaty a, -,
afal'oh between Canada and Great Britain,
because such matter could only be trans
acted BY the Parliament OF the Dominica,
ana that body never heard anything Of the
Aihd. Great Britain had made no oy...-
,,'''' 10 '"e Dominion. 1t has e@s~
maj y ne event Of war arJ.s~ said.
present complications. es~ from the
be likely 70 cut C.,.so~ AZ Britain viii
her from ,a- ~. loose. so aS to save
G.ctt.A, A4J equences OF any imperial
deleGs'' also 10 save any necessity OF
- az us. but such "A idea IL very
.roneous. Great Britain would hold
ta"ada with greater tcuacity az base OF
operations, aud on the first intimations OF
h"s'iii'ieS Canada would, most probably
he psa- nt.f+s4. 4
has ever existed, and no negotiations ID
this regard ever have taken place. certain
/ ~ not recently.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-15
Educational Bill.

. iH' l'i4"Nlu- are The provisions OF al -
7 educational bin a. Il pass.,I ~. r,.;.
Unu.o of parrcs,,,,ti,... ~,
J., Ut ih'''iay
'"' ''e was YoAs. 10; nays. "S.-
Z sixteen republicans voted aeaiu.. III .,.I
only i've Democrat. IN r,y.- ~,
t-
~, '','' WV 'l'' pf"r'rI- ni ~" public
'","> 80 '''cnl forever concentrated IHi
80, '"' lHf 'dIfAIltI NJ thr prnpi..
'''A' tue secretary 81 the lnte-
'''' -, ''",' Ah ars"tut IN bc U.Nru M
"'', use ~ eAth h,'At year, nHd a>-rr-
.'t, NH VT '"hi 'he ~AIr 81 aul
, "',l,'N..'',t ~ ~" pApic Lands, aud
III ''."' ~ ."' SECRETARY "i thr Treas
''''', n IT, h'i th>h y oe"rds
- .''"' "',!u5 tilS >Hch
''',I Al','i'u'' "''~, 4 = provided
- 80. ''''','S -''I 'h'r. 10" pre-
,'''.' I'LL II 'i.hi' 'hr FiIW
IL t-'7.. II WY, wv n''.'i.l 'AN@
-. - p''"'! %. '""-'''' over fHe
w ''"'' f'. Il Ntt' 0ir grant
~ ~ '.u''H ''''"' 80 N''''F' '' sailors IT
''' P'"''l'' '""i Hl,"I 'h' Te-
: II ,'' '''Atf III lnr ihi"ti'y m
A"'''- '"' '''tt'A'N ~ the treasury snail
'''' we A'h"u" s' certified -
l'''N''H N """u~ ~ th' nit"h NtAfr-
'''''''- "''''''' 81 me rae "i I'VE per cent
l.'' "'''"'' """" Afh'iAl -' Invested
It"'' ''''' wv , I.' Iht"'iN iu44 u4 thr
~ ','' f''" N''.e> - II" NH"N "a
= '"' ''''"'LA4 'iil ai"nN I4nd, aNl fD"
SECRETARY 81 tA" Treasury, "u az brtpJ"
th' 5l-i dai NJ Jay o. ca.h ytai SMALL
r"IiIt 20 o" SECRETARY 81 thc Interior Iui
the f"nMi-siauur M education thn amount
- pahi iHin tHe Treasury 2" t," credit w
,ali educational iu"i. the amuuu. of said
r'hctl''HA! Nnd Hnd ihc Anuuut 20 inter-
-, dhr thereon AZ thr close Ut th" fiscal
wear preceding "urh certificate.
N.'t''u '".l' FF'Ep'vH ttHi the comm -
~i'NrF "l tdhodIl"h ~hIil appnrtlpu t4a
iHNi> on thr DASH, 1i pHpslA i,u brtWrrl
"a" aSc- 81 iouf uul i've. y-pIr years .,.-
'"Jdin- r. ttr iA~i preceding general r.u-
~ "i IA" mite! N'3t"s h'.t i + pru-
idrd 'uAl i1r thp itr-l ten YEAR, the ai--
'rau'iuH % iA~ said fund .h1'l ~ made
according " ihe rsitp Of he iiitrrIrt IA,
Z shown from timr tn Time TN thr pru. ANIME.
published ccu>u, 81 The United STAGE.
Section Hyr provide, that each state AVA
Icrti"rF shall receive it- share uGtn. III 1
I arP"'ti"nment ailcr thr Legislature Shall
nav" engaged I" rTu' idc hy law tpr thr
I ilce education q All T. children between
Y TX Ahl sixteen YEAR 81 age.
] section * provides that sum not *
frri'h@ MY Ter cert. Ior tie first wear.
A"' MOI exceeding ten per cent. tor "lhrr
\ years may hc u7rl g maintain school, for
I tn" education OF common school teachers
=, section s"'eh enact' that each state and
4 territory -h'H ." eni'tird % receive ~
mar, % etstl ArP"H'onmrni AiscF ia" first
Mh'ch sh4.t nave COUPLED WITH lhc follow
| nS cohu'tlohs rlrst' mat It shall have
nay .ne P'us'sion ior me education Of H.
o"'ui ch i'fiftu ~ the MIN section ofthis
~ occohu' nay u shaii have applied
~ MONEYS " y previously received under
tn'' Aet IN accordance Herewith. Third,
ihA \ shAiI; through the proper officer
| 'hr'eoi Tor the year ending the thr;ieth
~ q June lA't precdla- such apportion-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-15
Bangor and CALAIS Shore Line Railroad

ne Lave copy Of the charter of this
road. before Us. II seem, to be carefully
drawn, and TO embrace all that Is neces-
work AT once. when the Spring opens aud
organize the company. and take all the
preliminary steps necessary TO secure the
building of a road. We notice the names
Of the incorporators in Bangor are : L.
Strickland ). II. Blake. Geo. W. Ladd.
James Dunniny. e. T.. Brown. Henry A.
Wood. Geo. c. Pickering and 4. l.. slmp
son. Ofthose in Ellsworth Seth Tis,lale.
II. NJ Hail. J. d. Hopkins, \. X. Sawyer,
Robert Gerry, Jr.. and John F. whitcomb.
Ch4s. Macomher, John West. and W. ii.
Card of Frapklip. John L. Hill and Gilbert
z. Simpson of sullivan. W. l.. Guptii Of
dould.boro Sc. Most OF the name, of the
leading citizens of Cherryfeld are included.
The location Is designated a. follows
TO connect with ssy road IN Bangor.
theace TO some point above the Penobscot
river toll bridge, crossing the river at
Brewer; thence extending easterly through
Brewer, Orington or Holden, Dedham. or
the North part of Bucksport and Orland to
Ellsworth thence easterly through Han
cock. Franklin. Sullivan or Gouidsboro.
No ! and Stenben TO Cherryiield. with the
right TO pass through Milbridge. if found
expedicnt 80 TO do: thence eastcrlv
through either Harrington. Columbia.
Columbia Pals, Jonesboro. Centreville.
Whitneyviiie. Marshyiile, 10 Nachias
thence Northeasterly through East Ma
chias, Marion. Edmunds or Whiting. and
either OF ,he fowls Of Dennysville. Penn
broke. Charlotte, Robbinston. Meddy-
bemps and Barring. TO the city of Calais.
with the right to construct branch from
the trunk line at or near East Machias to
Lubec,
The capital stock of said company shalt
consist or not less than one thousand
shares Of one hundred dollars to the share.
sut the number Of such shares may be in.
creased from time to time to an amount
not exceeding twenty thousand.
Any cities in the counties of Penobscot.
Hancock or Washington, and any towns in
either Of said counties deeming themselves
Interested, may subscribe at par value, for
either Of said stock. (preferred or non.
preferred) or loan its credit. or both nv a
vote Of two thirds of its legal voters. of
any such city Or town present at any meet
ing legally called therefor, not to exceed
fifteen per cent Of the amount of the yalu-
alton Of such city o. town,
II this corporation shall not orgaaize,
and the location Of the route fixed before
the 3lst day Of Dec. 1874. Or II said com.
pany fail to complete the road before the
thirty-first day Of Dec. 1878, then this act
shall be null and void.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-15
VOLUME Is,
no THE UoN. IIySr.sr

no TUE ttoN. JUSr.cr-
= aciai Court neSsr b., of tina srnrsm, In.
Within aud tor lbs ~. ", tie a"p lsii'' ~
Dad Tuesday " o,n,x e h ,t a. tis""tt "a
Ebea w. ,.,o ounty OF h1ne@ek on tue sec
or OF Brooksvte in said County re.
rrpresents lie Is seized in lee simp lie
undtvidej iourth part OF the following mar.
.-of Real Estate situated in H.urhIll IN III;
county of Hancock viz:
One neld containing SIX sores more or less
bounded NuTihcFiy and Easterly by the t.nnt IN
read suutheriy and Esstcrly hy land OF Holm
stevens One Field ami Pasture, cono,intny
twenty acres bounded North,riy aud Easteri-,
! by The road souiheriy by aud OF IL I, " nt,3.1S
and westerly b. land Of " lizard F,-her -,
/ parcel OF wood land, containing Inirty acres
bounded on the East Dy lan l,ellitt l., h.. a.
tate OF the late James douglass Nortb,rfv h,,
""ua Fehd Hfstel Is by the Pond Rr,,ok and
t sDutatFS " the highway one Homestead lot
pounded on me Npd1h an West bv \. \ FI.A'.
iahd. ~ the Worth by tho highway ami on tbs
| r r.as' n 'hr '"Ainou containing Ia acre
7 Tue ether tenants "a common are Abbt ~
% III i'"hlp ny, tattpru.a George A ION .b
AMI illtah tsougu both Of Eoston 1,s.t,t,r'' -
scIts, each a tenant OF one t.urth '' 81"
AMI the said Hale pr4y- for A partitiap , t.
paie"i' according TO i-w to thu end that N, H.
/ atty. pan b" sever
by HALE 4 ENEHr hi ATTORNEYS e.
Dated sept . \. ~. i-Il-
hNNttk, ss.-suprctno Jua ciAI Court. ,er
Term. ls.l, 1910 W.
4 ~ Iae trcgoiRg Petition lt Is ordered nv ,s
Court % u notice OF Tn peHdsnuy thereof Il ~
Gu 10 an persons Interested by I.+f,.i. ma. -,
'Nt'H ''Pl Of The petition an.i lhi. uta,i llyr,.
Y ihtte "rvks sc, rssJsriy IA In. ttE,.ynttt 80
can tte last publication tn h. At least ti.lf.y t
"".v '"H aFNt term vl ttis Court To- . hal. -.
- u, "'''4'a ~ha EOS tnU cpuptN oi Has.
E - a "N th' sccHun iucstAy 81 Apri! a,xt ana,
f tty ua} then aHd t4isrv appear ana nov, -
y a"' i"Sr "Art. "ht tc payer oil h.. pg.t-..',
A.,t-t. Il Il. sAUNpEH, fi...
ttue sop Of tar ~ .,9H .tu u 4rtir- ia,...
J"o Attest H. IL. SAT ADtR~ ,lr,I
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-15

The Calais advertiser says the ship
building promises to be pretty brisk in that
city next summer, if nothing happens to
prevent 1t. Messrs. Robertson Brothers
are putting the keel Of large schooner
together now, so as to get her off early
next summer, Besides this, we under
stand Messrs. Rideout & Lord, and Nick
erson 4 Rideout. are getting out the tim
Der for two. and WIN. Kinds is going to
build one. and Capt. PARROT one, for which
the timber is being hauled into the yards
The construction of five vessels win make
pretty good beginning tor shlp-building
season,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-15
Foreclosure of Mortgage.

w hEREAs, William +. GrindeIi and Anne, {.
" bnndcIl, late OF BluchIu deceased b,-
thpi- deed Of mortgage dated Auyu.t An ~; A. il
teeordei al Hancock County Registry Vol =
rag" ~ conveyed to Reuben Glindell late of
nurhiA. deceases', = lot vi land living In sai.l
biueh'lI bounded y. by Penobse5f Tow,
Ahe. 'ouiheasteiiy by land OF DAVID Black SONIA
Mestetll by lana occupied by Horace Mixer and
iltA oe!hs The late homestead Of tue lAIe Reuben
nfeade li'-also, one other lot lying m said Blue
u'lI' on lamp stream And inc same conveyed ty
John stevens 10 sad Reuben Grendei recorded
a. HANCOCK County Registry, and improved bv
sand % tndeu ia his lie time a. meadow and
wood lot, and the condition Of sat1 mortgage
having been broken. |, susan Grindeii, Atm'I Of
the noods ami Estate OF said Reuben GiindeIi
claim a iOrecios 4re thereof,
SUSAN GRlNDELL, Adm'1
Bgehill Jan'y b. Issa Jw7.
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Commissioners Notice.

WE, the subscribers, having been appointed BY
w the Hon. Parker Tuck, Judge OF Probate
for the County of Hancock, 10 receive and exam
inc ire claims OF creditors 10 the estate OF VIII
nam Fullerton, Jr late of lswsrth. decea sed,
represented Insoiycnt, do hereby give notice that
SIX months are allowed to said creditors to bring
IN and prove their claims, and that shall at
tend that service at the office OF \. +. Dim Swa.
ter. in said Ellsworth. on the d st Wedne sdays in
April and May nexG.
A. +. DRISkWATER
MONROE YOUNG.
Ellsworth, teb 9th, 1871. sw7