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The New York herald., 1872-05-13

CIcW ItJOiucu WIN u ''nlp-fllp nurrah,N and
were then conducted up stairs into the club room
and pledged, solemnly pledged las is the demure
custom OF us islanders--n beakers OF champagne.
soon after, this being the number or our English
crack crews az compared with the SKIES, which are
fashionable on the American waters.
BEFORE GOING INTO TRAINING.
found s Ey eH"s Saa sSersd sns ts
rom the unusually stormy passage, and would re-
again. They resolved, therefore, not to put
out on the Thames until tomorrow Tuesday)
sors ON saturday they went to see some athletic
now to stay in private lodgings instead Of the hotel
and have taken private house at Hammclsmth q
mile further up the stream Considering that that ak
weeks have still to elapse before the race comes or
this must be regarded as wise move. They have
had excellent Accommodation at Mr.. WaTshalls
where, understand, letters may be sent and cards
left; but the very fact Of their being there has
rendered them too easily accessible to too many
may be carried may he estimated from the fact that
on the morning OF the Oxford and Cambridge boat
race policemen are stationed at the landings OF the
crowds OF eager acquaintances.
OPINIONS REGARDING THE CREW.
Just word before leaving the Atalantas as 10 the
impression created by them here. Before their
arrival prejudice was formed against them, from
the fact that their highest weight ten stone ten
pounds, their lowest under ten stone. These were
thought to be too light to come against men who
scale from eleven to twelve stone. How far their
i u the e1at may 60 to remove this i'm
will allow me to state an individual opinion it is
that II their rowing equals the promise OF their ap-
pearance, the small weight may be as much In
their favor as against them. They look fresh
and vigorous, and very likely to make
full use OF all their weight, whereas IL IL st doubt
fu1 whether very much heavier meh pull so much
more In proportion to the extra poundape. The
Atalantas expect another boat from New York in
the course OF q fortnight. Opportunity viii be
Afforded them OF trying English built boats to en-
able them TO take their choice for the actual race
From this time they viii begin TO make themselves
acquainted with the tide. eddes and currents over
The New York herald., 1872-05-13
DELEGATES TO THE REPUBLICAN, STATE
CONVENTION,
PORT JERvIs, N. j., May

PoRT JERvIs, N. j., May IL, 1872.
The delegates chosen ut Middleton yesterday to
the Republican State Convention for the Second
tOrange) district are w. H. Houston, 7. Marvin, II.
Is. Young and q. j. Evertt.
The New York herald., 1872-05-13

PHILADELPHIA, May II, 1871
There were nty deaths from smallpox for the
week-an increase of fifteen over Iast week.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-12
NO CURE, NO CHARGE !!
Rheumatism,
Neuralgia.
$4,000 WILL BE PAID.

S. OOO Reward or red to the PrOprAetors
uf any Medicine for Rheumatism and Neuralgia
able to produce oue-ourth many genuine liv-
ing ,Cres made within the same period Of time
as Dr. Filters Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy-the
scientific prescription Of eminent educated
physician, and the only reliable specific ever dis
covered.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-12

81 600 Reward offered to any Person
proving JOS. p. Filter, M. D., to be other thar
a graduate OF the celebrated University of Penn
Svlvania in 1888, and Professor of Chemistry AM
Texieology.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-12


Svivania in 1885, and Professor of Chemistry and
Texicology.
IL 600 Reward to any Chemist PhyslcSnn
o, others able to discover Iodide of Potassa
Cochicum Mercury, or anything injurious to the
system in Dr. Filters Rheumatic Syrup.
$3.50 Reward fOr the name of any ureDa rs
ton tor r rheumatism ard Neuralg ia warranted and
gold under similar lega. ..aran,ee setting forth
the exact number OF bottles O cure or return the
amount paid for Eame to the patient In case of
failure to cure. Full description Of cases reuuir.
ing guarantees must be forwarded by letter to
Philadelphia, The guarantee signed md stating
quantity TO cure. will be returned by mail with adj
vice and instructions without any charge Address
letters, j. p. Filter 45 South Fourth Street
No other remedy Is offered such honorable
terms.
500 Reward Is offered for Rmy case OF
Neuralgia or Rheumatism Of any form prououn-
ccd durable, that DR.. FILTERS RHEUMATIO
SYRUP will not cure. The proof that no other
specific exists ia found in every community in per
sons afflicted for many past and still suffer
ing II Dhysici1ns could cure IL, If a sDecSHc aid
egist tas Mould not be so, DIR. Filters Vegetable
Rheumatic Syrup is sold by Druggists at 81 20
per bottle-six bottles IS so. Full information
blank applications for Guarantee with circulars
containing ference to physicians, clergymen, &C.
may be obtained OF
ii. e. CLARK, Sole Agent
1-y4t kenosha, Wis.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-12

The weight of the national debt has
been so great that for more than ten years
there has been no opportunity for the
practical discussion of the doctrines of
protection and free trade,and in that long
period of unchanged protective policy
lpc:deAt to the burdens of the war. the
nation has advanced rapidly and safely in
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-19
New York Dry Goods MARKET.

New YoRK, November 1S.-Business
fairly active tor the season, and the com.
mission houses representing fl4nnels ed
woolens are distributing fair quantities Of
goods. The stock oil fAnnels in first hands
Is light, some OF the agents being sold
ahead OF the production, and advanced
prices are sustained. The Boston cloth
ing trade are in this market operating In
woolens. Cotton goods remain very
strong, and fine bleached shirtipgs con-
tlnue to show advancing tendency. Hills
bleached shirtiuCs are up a h.li cent per
yard. Foreign goods are quiet but firm
for plain dress goods, black silks, woo!ens
and Italian cloths. The suspension Of
Brown, Dutton s. Co, wholesale mil
lInery dealers, is announced, and An
drews, Sanford & Smith, of this city, have
suspended.
The daily Bulletin says that the New
York fur importers lose heavily through
the Boston fire, having a large credit out.
standing there, on which they are offered
settlements Of Is to 25 per cent on the
dollar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-19

able you to tolerate the opinions Of those
who differ from you, and earnestly walk
In the ways Of peace, justice and good
will towards men.
Depend upon II, Democratic friends,
your crushing defeat in the late election
throughout the North ana South 10 more
attributable TO your obstinate refusal 10
follow such course rs Is above indicated,
than to the popularity Of Grant and the
unpopularity OF Greeley combined.
Depend upon 1t, Democrats, that the
peace, the happiness and the prosperity
o! Virginia and the South can never be
permanently secured until you deem our
advice sound, and faithfully follow 1t; and
that as long as you are actuated BY q
different spirit and pursue a different
course from the one we have In all kind.
ness pointed out, the msjorities which
have been rolled up against you will, with
Gods help, continue TO be rolled up for
years to come.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-19
THE WAYS OF PEACE.
Good Advice to Como from the Old
Dominion.

Good Advice to Como from the Old
Dominion.
tFrom tho Norfolk Day Book.)
Now that the Presidential and Con.
gressional elections have resulted in most
glorious Republican victory, we cannot
be accused OF selfish or other improper
motives in proffering our advice.
Democrats, Conservatives, Liberals,
True Republicans, teformers, all who
have fought against Republcanism by
whatever name you are known, Tor once
take the calm, friendly advice we now
offer Tor your sole good, and our word for
it you will attain political success, and
become in all other respects prosperous
and happy.
Never again look back to the record Of
your party tor any other purpose than to
avoid the repetition Of its numerous
blunders and crimes-thoroughly purge
yourselves oil the passions and prejudices
which resulted from the issues Of the late
war, and make one honest, earnest effort
to look at the situation in the light Of
reason, and to sincerely realize It and
accept II.
Don't any longer perplex your brains
about the "lost cause" or about the man.
ner in which the negro became Tree and
enfranchised, but sincerely believe that
they are accomplished facts, absolutely
reversible.
Turn away, as from pestilence, from
the demag0gues who have hitherto mis-
led you into disaster alter disaster, and
refuse longer TO confde in your party
journals, whose partisan editors are only
concerned in their subscription lists and
advertisements, dreaming ever Of the res.
olutions Of '99 aud '99, and prating sense.
lessly about Virginia and VirginiR's hon.
or, &c.
Occasionally, at least, read some sound
Republican newspaper, with an earnest
desire 10 perceive the truth, and 10 aScer.
tain what Is the best policy for our gov
eminent TO pulsue for the welfare Of the
whole people.
Sincerely realize at once that the war
Is ended. and that hates growing out Of 1t
should cease. Realize that the Union Is
permanently re.eStablished beyond all
peradventure; that the constitution has
been bettCred BY its amendments; that
the laws OF the United States are the 81.
preme laws of the land, and that the
federal government ia your government,
to which you owe respect and allegiance,
and III which you have just as much
right and interest as any other citizen.
Realize the fact that the negro Is Just as
free as you are-that he has precisely the
same right 10 vote that you have, and TO
enjoy ali the other privileges Of citizen
ship that you enjoy. Above oil see to 1t
that these privileges are practically Sc
cured TO him.
Realize also most sincerely the fact,
that a citizen OF any State, born any
where in the wide world, upon acquiring
citizenship In any other State has JUST
precisely the same rights and privileges
as any citizen ITO the manor born"
BY all means to cease to discourage
immigration, and say TO all "whoever
will, let him come and help US build
up our waste places" and especially
give such q cordial invitation to the Yam
KEGS. .....-...
Cultivate that spirit OF Christian chart
'ty towards all men that will at least en-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-19
MERCANTILE
Commercial Printing
GENERALLY.

TN THE MATTER OF W. F. GOOD
l. WIN and JOHN u. MoLRN, partners IS
W !. Goodwin d Co., BankruptS In Bank
Partuaut 10 an order Of the District Court Of
the United States for the DiItriet Of West Viz
Rtntl, entered In the above eltttled eAute outho
6th day OF November, lsTa ! will on Tuesday,
the, Sd day OF Deeemhwr, A, D. 1874, at the
MeLare House, in wheeling In said district
o. public suction, the persnnAI estate OF said
bAnkrup 8, consisting Of PArlor, Bar Room. Bill
lizard koom, Chamber and RItchen Furniture.
There arc In the said hotel from sixty TO one
hundred well furnished rooms. said furniture
consists Of bed.teads, nArble.top bureaus and
ehAirs; hall ONCE, parlor and dininE room chairs;
lettees, spring mattresses, tpring bed bottoms,
blankets, eomforts, sheets, pillow cases, dne
eountefpAnes, honey comb spreads, towels, foot
tabs, chamber toilet sets, French plate mirrors,
mantle mirrors, elegant Brussels, three and two
ply carpets, door mats, rugs, kniVe1. 81 verplAted
forks, tea and table spoons, 6uttes dishes, syrup
cans. sugar bowels, cream pitchers, cas- ori,
glass ware aud dishes; With table aud kitchen
furniture Of every description, including Two
steam carving tables. Also six frat class BILL
lard tables, counters, balls, cues and cue racks;
one. two four slx and twelve Light chandeliers,
Iide liEht3, brackets and billiard gas axtcres /
will sell all the above property Of private EAle At
any time before the day Of public sale, subject
10 the approval and confirmation Of the iaId
Court. SGlo 70 continue from day 10 day until
the property 10 all sold.
TIRNs or sALH- except the billiard
tables, which will be for one third eaah and
the balance In two equal iustAlments, Of slx aud
twelve months respectively, with interest nom
day Of sale, the purchaser giving notes with APP
proved security.
novl2 !. ?. JONES, AgSignee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-19
Baltimore Marker.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1S.-Flour-Quiet,
steady and unchanged. Wheat-Qulet
and steady; choice white 50 00a2 05; lair
to prime 81 75al 95; choice SO 90; good
to prime red 81 75s1 95; common TO fair
81 4Oal 70. Corn-Steady; mixed west.
ern 62ic, Oats-Firmer; western mixed
4Oa4lc; white 4la42c, Rye-Unchanged.
Provlslons-Dull and lower. Mess Pork
--S16 75a17 90. Bulk Shoulders-5ta6tc;
sides S9a0c; clear rib 9ta9tc; clear lola
l0tc. New sugar.cured hams SIG Goa
10 90. Lard-Firm at SIC. Butter
Western moderately active; choice rolls
20c. Whisky-Firm at Soc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-19
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
MARKETs BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK Money and Stock Marke,.

New York Money and Stock Market.
New YoRK, November 1s.-GoLD-
Dull at 11Sia11Sf, closing frmer with few
sales at 113t to 11S lilo fat for borrow.
Ing, and then 1a7 per cent for carrying,
Clearings $59r0OO00O. The Treasury dis.
bursed $2S2.OOO.
MoNEY-strlngent at : per cent coin to
! per cent per day, closing at 1.l6at per
day for discounts; close prime names are
not done under 10 per cent, while appll.
cations at the bank exceed the abilities oil
the institution.
STERLING ExCnANGE-Heavy under
the limited demand and increased supply;
prime long 1Osta10sE; short 1lOAllOt.
GOYRRNHRNTs-Dull urd Ar,n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-19

CINCINNATI. November 1S.-Flour-
Steady at 81 00a7 IS. Wheat-$1 Ala
! IS. Corn-Nominal; old 4Oa42c; new
37aSSc. Rye-Quiet at 67a7Oc. Oats
Nominal at 27a33c. Barley-Unchauged.
Groceries-Firm. Oil-Unchauged. Pork
-$1S 25. Lard-Steam 7ia7fc; kettle
74a7ic, Bulk Meats-shoulders 4ia4tc;
clear rib sides tic; clear TIC, all loose, Is
to 20 days insalt. Bacon-Shoulders 5ia
SIC; clear rib sides 10c; clear 10Ic. Hogs
Quiet at IS TOAD O5. Whisky-Quiet
at N0c
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-19

CHICAGO, November 1s.-Flour-ouiet
and unchanged in every respect. Wheat
No. ], 81 l6al 16i; No. 3, $l07. Corn
NO. . mixed sec. Oats-No. 3, 22tc
Rye-No. ., 5Sic. Bsrley-Fsll No. Q
64ic. Pork-New $lS GOALS 10. Lard
Tic. Bulk Meats-New, Is to 20 days
In salt, quoted; shoulders Ate; long clear
94a6tc; loose tate higher packed. Whis'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-19
STATE BoNDs-Quiet and steady.

STATE BoNDs-Qutet and steady
sTocKs-1rregular; opened firm, triae
better, but the advance was soon lost
Then followed an advance OF 4a1i per
cent in Erie, United States Express and
Northwestern common being the features,
but under the increased activity and dear.
ness in the money market they again de-
c!ined, closing dull at the lowest prices Of
the day. A counterfeit issue Of income
10 per cent bonds Of the Union Pacific
Railroad Is extant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-19
Toledo MaFkat.

TOLEDO, November 1s-Flour-Mar.
ket steady with moderate demand. Wheat
Steady: No, 9 white Wabash 81 n; No.
l white Michigan 81 56s; No. ., 81 Il;
amber Michigan 81 A; seller November
81 44tc; seller December 81 44ic; No /
red 81 64c; No, 9, 81 AT. Corn-High
mixed 4Oic; low mixed 404c, OAts-No.
2, Oslo,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-24
Business Notices,
Oct. cath. 1872.

SEWING MACHINES. The undersigned
Committee on Sewing Machines having at
tended to their duty. would respectfully
report that the following named or manu-
featured machines were on exhibition and
examined by US, viz:
Elias Howe-by A. X. Hangs. Agent.
Bangor
Florence-by W. 5. Dyer, Agent, Port
land.
Wheeler & Wilson-by J. y. Stone.
Agent, Bangor.
Singer-by Chas. Hale. Agent. Bangor.
keystone-G. +. Danforth. Agent. Ban
gor.
The machines having been entered for
exhibition only" the Agents requested
that no medal or premium should be
awarded to any particular machine or man
ufacturer, and we make no special award
Is to the merits Of any particular machine.
The machines or manufacturer are so well
known to the community that We do not
enter into any particular description of the
various machines but would say thar there
wasa full and complete exhibition of the ma
chimes manufactured by the different CON-
panies. and in such perfect working and
adaptation fer the purposes required that
we are grateful that they have relieved us
from the duty of reporting on any particu-
Lax machine; and all are entitled to special
mention for their full and complete extibi-
ton of machines aud attachments, and
work done with the same
A. T. Jellison is Agent for the Elias
Howe Improved Oldest and best Ma
chine in the world. So says everybody,
and the machine proves it.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-24

Ellsworth-oct. 18th. by Rev. Or. Tenney.
Mr.. Preston \. Kelley and Miss Eft II. Hodg-
kins both of Hancock.
Oct. Goth. by the same, Mr.. James Clough
and Miss Alpha NJ. Quinn, both Of this city.
orland-Oct. 18th. by j. A. Bnck. Esq, Mr..
Frank Z. Cotton of Orland and Miss Mary l..
snow Of Biuehill.
Franklin-oct. 10th, by W W. Bragdon.
Esq, Mr.. Charles ID. Wilbur and Mis- Cali,ta
W. scammon. both Of Eastbrook.
sedgwick-Oct. 18th, by Rev. Z. T.. Bart lett
Mr.. sidney 5. Sampson Of Boston, Msss and
Miss ANNE ID. Flye OF Brooklin.
East Bluehill-sept. 18th, by G.. w. Collins
ESD, Mr.. Charles Zelang of Bluehill and Miss
Elizabeth Williams of Rockiand.
Long Island Plantation-sept. 30tii. by Il. X.
Lunt. Esq, Mr.. Israel b. Lunt and Miss Isona
NJ. Rich, both Of Long Island.
Oct. 18th, by the same. Mr.. Israel Lunt and
Mrs. Dorcas Rice, both Of Long Island.
West Gouldsboro-0ct. 9th, by W. Il. Me
Crate. Esq. Mr.. Barney S. Hill and Mrs. Abby
Dunbar. both Of G..
Casfine-Sept. 21th, by Rev. Z. Myrick. Mr..
Edgar b. Pond and Miss Susan A. MeCiuskey.
Sept. 18th, by the same, Mr.. Lucins NJ.
Perki as and Miss Mary W. Lufkin.
Oct. 9th. by the same, Mr.. Rowland III
Hooper and Miss Jennie l.. Hodsdon. all of
Casfine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-24

IRfHinN!-Ar 2i>f. sch Robert Poster. Lew
j.. harfid-e irr >aiem; Ad-i.iIr, Iuichin,,
>l,aDtu lor b. tOu; Harriet i.o.,r.. Yratln.
>tegteu Tor Ba-tau; Fred Holden Cot. late
Ncrri!l. Cor y York capt. NcrrilI died al -.
al lA' - uH. Il disease contracted in Wi
mlnEt"u. NJ.
PoRrL,Np-Ar CO, 18th. -eh Tarner5auc.
Lancaster. Ellsworth
q lStl. -eh >amtFiran. ratiZe Ellsworth:
T. lesson. nority. Ntntlhaven.
Ar u. d. >ch Panama. GRAY. Ell@worih: >u-
>an Ia, lor. DAVIS. B5uror for Boston; sophie.
Robinson. >t.u 'rn ipI York
Bp>ToN-Ar lo.h, sch II Wa,son. Cooub,
Alexandria
Ar 2lst, Ita>ka. Tabbutt. cherrydeld: J NJ
Kennedy Pomeruy, Ellsworth: l. Coulon,
Lord. Bangor Diadem. Hawe-, do.
Ar leih, sch Royal Oak, Benson. Hobokeu !;
a Jameson, Kane, Rondoui; Senator Franklin
and Ann Brown. Crowell. Elizabethport.
Cid 18th. sch Wreath Fo.s, Tenants Har-
Dor: Knight. Tracy, Lamoine.
Ar 18Th, Watchman. Currier. Bangor.
Cid stampede. Dow. Jacksonville.
Ar W salisbury, Hardy. uobosen; Aida,
York. Gloucester.
Ar 2lst. sch Empire. johnson. Caiai, Luel-
Ia. Bray, Ellsworth: Ralan. Eemick. d.: Ma
poleou, smith, Bangor; Martha, Reed. Ire
mont.
DiGHToN-sld Ilih. A X Woodward. Wood
ward. y York.
NEW HAvEN-Ar 18th. Clara sawyer, Bran,-
comb, Calais: J Tinker. Lopau,, do: J Means
Means. do.
sALEM-Ar lith, sch J r Carver, Norwood =,
Calais.
Ar 18Th, sch Woodcock. Foss. Franklin.
New IoRk-Ar 18th. sch Gaines. Moore,
Ellsworth; American Eagle, Mcfarland, Cali
ais.
Ar lith. Br. L kenne dy. Ray. Calais.
Ar 10Th, sch Jae hin. hane. Belfast.
Ar 18th. sch NJ .ushmAn. Walls, Els
worth; Globe, H@rrick, jacksonville; Boa>
Ferguson, Ellsworth for Rondout.
Ar sea suliote. Harper, Boston; W stanley
Crane. Fall River.
PnnADELPHIA-Ar leth brig John Baleh,
HodgdOn. Calais.
ISDIASoLA-Ar 9Th. s6h Craze b West.
Wood. Boston.
PRovIDENCE-Ar Oct 18th. sch Andrew Pc
ter. Hopkins, Elizabethport; Ophir. Benson,
Calais; Georgetia. Jel lison. Bangor.
Ar both. sch surf. Abbott. Trenton.
Sid 10Th, sch Matte Holmes, Tapley. y or
Bangor.
JAcksoNNIILE-Ar I4th, sch stor IN Petre !,
Davis. Prov dence.
CHARLEsToN-Cld 18th, scA \ Hooper.
Hooper, Jacksonville.
VINEYARD HAyEN-Ar Goth, II z Gushing
Mann. \ Bedford for Bangor; ; Boynton
Davis. Lamoine for y Y: Dolphin. Smith
Bangor, New Haven; Loduska, Means, Wee
hawken, Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-24

no THE HON. Cont of County Commissioners
l ~ Hancock County.
lhe undersigned citizens OF said County respect
fnlly petition your tionors to lay out the fellow
ing highway and Csuhty road, to wit:
Beginning on the road leading from Hancock 10
LSmone near the house of Benz. /. salisbury IN
Lamoine; thence. runniag nearly Northwest 10
the line OF Hancock; thence, the same course 10
the line of Ellsworth thence, to ,hc County road
leading from Ellsworth TO Mt.Desert att Black
school House. called, the same being dis.
lance of Two and one fourth mile-. And the said
petitioners allege that the said proposed way Il
one uf cen non convenience. AMI necessity.
ISAAC y. SALISBURY and 23i others.
STATE OF MAINE.
Hancock, ss.-Court o; county commissioners
OCT. term s.. -. lsss.
I-pon the foregoing petition il Is considered by
tile Commissioners that the pctiiionces arc re-
spoasiblt amt inst they ought 10 be heard iouea-
ing tiir matter rct forth ia thcii rtthiou, aati
therefore order that ihc County tomHnnis~ioncrs
meet 81 she tlsck school iIou-e IA Ellsworth, on
tie tNsntT-tiith d8y sd November, ncNf, At
10 O'Clock \. NJ aud thence proceed 20 view the
route rlEed tn said pCtiiel, Immediately at
Ter whirh view, hearing OF the parties and vii
uc--cs viii De hal some convenient place IN the
vicinity, snd snch other measures taken ia the
premises A. the Commissioners shall judge prop
e.. And ii /, fur her
OgpkHFp.-That notice 81 The time, place and
purpos" OF the Commissioners meeting aforesaid
Dee given 70 ell persons and corporations inter-
c-tol hy stryiaE atte-gcd copies at the petition
and ihis order thereon, upon the clerk OF the
rItt tui Ills tho town clerks OF Hancock y Ia.
n>iiue and hy posting
un attc-tcd copies n aforesaid, IA three public
place ia -aii Towns. thiItf days at least before
Pc time appointed Cor sad vi''n. and by publish
tHs Use petition Aus ufsit. thereon, flf Gee wNrhH
succts lively In the Ellsworth American, a new -
paper published ~ Ellsworth, Ia tne Conn 3 OF
lIiurocA th- dr-t publication 90 be thirty days at
feast before The time of sti view, hat all person,
and corporations inicrcficd may attend and be
heard d they sank ~. =, >, ..,,-,.,,,.,,. o.,
4 true COPY oi uc petition IN ar.let thereon.
Sufi Att"-i At. u. saunders, "tk.