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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-20

q EN TNEv III h &c n O Il e 10 Y
SITUATED ON THE KENNETH TURNPIKE
~ MILES FROM WILMINGTON.
zoO,oOO PHAoH Tanks, OF the leading Orchard va
100000 HALHs EARLY PEACH, q new variety, and
ripens two weeks earlier than any other Peach.
100000 Standard and Dwarf PsarI, Of leading kinds.
STANDARD APPLE TREAS, including 100 Varieties
STANDARD Cherry Trees, Leading varieties.
Neeunrtne, Apricot and Plumb Trees.
iVO,OoO or one and two year old 0RArnvIhss, COM
prisng all the Leading Varieties.
N, Also large stock Of Dwarf Cherries, Dwarf Apple
1Iees, including ornamental Trees. 6hrubbery and
Eyergreons In variety.
100000 SrRAwBARRY PLAHTs,vis:
Sreat Agricultural, RuBsel's Prolino French Seed
ling, Great Buffalo Seeding, Albany Seeding
10000 blackberry Plants, LAwton orneW Rochelle
Dorchester, High Bush Wilson's early and Kit.
100 900 kaspberies of Leading varistss, PhiiAdsl-
phia hardy and productive; Doontsle' simprovet
de fountenay, everbearng, perfectly hardy and
productive from Jniy to October. Miami and
Currants- Cherry, White Grape ,lxsd Dutch White
eutch, Black English and Black Maple.
ughton's Seeding, American an
Rhubarb Victoria, best or market or tabls use.
Asparagus-Two year old piApts,
HEDGING PLANTS In variety.
For complete description OF varieties OF Fr =, and
Flowers, soc my Descriptive Catalogue. u"
All OF the above will DO sold in nmal ar large
titles TO suit tho purchasers.
AllIIees and Plants guaranteed true to namo.
FOR Descriptive Catalogue, address
cantreville. DE
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-20
AUCTI0NEERING.
l.. w. STlDuAM Il son,
AU CTIO N II Il R :,

NO. III EAST FOURTH STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL,
Would inform their friends and the public genel-
ally that they still continue To call sales of Real
Estate and Personal Property in any part of the
State.
HRegular Sales at our Auction Rooms of furniture
every Wednesday and Saturday morning. Sale OF
Watches and notions every Tuesday, Friday and Sat
urday evening.
Ali goods consigned to them will be promptly at
tended to, ami prompt payments made Liberal ad-
vnncos made on all consgnments. Terms will be
attention gwen TO selling out private and public
houses IN the city All Kinds of farm sales In the
country, and all kinds of real sales the State
called. Both member sof the firm call sales ana
consequently they take two more for the same
day.
N. B,-The highest cash price paid for all kinds of
second hand furniture. janl63m
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-20
EUREKA !!
PRATr's ASTRAL OIL.

@DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS, AND CATARRH
treated th the utmost success by J. ISAAC N. D.,
and Pro fessor OF Diseases Of the EYE and EAR (his
speciality in the Medical College of Pennsylvania 10
years experience, formerly OF Leyden, Holland) No
s06 ARCH street, philadelphia. Testimonials can be
seen at his office. The medical faculty are invited to
accompany their patients, he has no secrets In his
practice. Artificial Eyes inserted without pain. No
barge for examination. apr N-1y
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-12-17
Domestic Ports.

; W IARuoR-ArG, schs Union. Deliver Port
land, Kate Newman, Newman Boston.
Ar II, sch Index, kccne. Rocklaud.
SID II, sch Mad. Higgins, kockland.
Ar l., sch Gamecock. Robinson, Calais for Lynn
stLLIrAN-Ar 10, ,chs Eagle, Bennett, Boston
Engineer, Bennett, do, Ann, >tratton, DO,
Ar II sch MatinAas, Hragdon, boston.
Ar Is, sch " IA Card, Murphy, Tenants Harbor.
SID II. sch Dyer, Poster, BOSTON.
Sid II. Howard ,iacomber, Williams, York
WINTER H,RBoR->id :. sch tomct, Tracy.
Ar :, sch oriNmbo, Gupull, Boston, Rowcna
Norwood, Boston.
Sid 10 sch sea Flower. Bunker. Rockland
Ar l., sch MARY Lee Newton, Hammond. Boston
"Lout ikR-Ar :, schs Laura, Roberts, Bucks
port Tor lork. Trenton. Walls. calais Tor ~
john Wentworth, Lowell Bangor tor Newark. Zoe
Coomhs, do Tor " cymouth.
portland Ar :, schs Ella, Simmons Boston
balcle, Leighton, Pembroke.
ga : sch Alligator liodskins, New York.
Ar 10, schs May Monroe, Hail Phila, AEricola
fuIingt"n, Gloucester, {" load tor Ellsworth.
Ar II, -chs Lizurc, stanley, York; Anaconda
Wallace R"ckland' Comet, Tracy, Calais Tor War
ren, Martha Maria Thur-ton, Calais tor salem.
ia II, sch- Eastern Queen, R"dtrk, Port huto
MO, IA + ; Lindsey, johnson. Boston.
Ar u, schs Emenc. Roberts. WI-ca7-ct, Prank
lin, Colby, " Iscds>ci tor Boston.
Ar Is, rch> olive Elizabeth, Randall Boston
Yankee, Higgins. Huckport.
PokI>Mut iu-Ar :. -Chs Waterman. Candarc
Boston Tor >edgWIrh Delaware, Patton, Ellsworth
for Hoetou
N 70. -ch Annie Whiting. wymau. Baltimore.
Ar II. sch Acrunulat,r. Deer Isle tar boston.
NhW H ~ IpEi--A Al 1. -ct Iowa, DORIAN. Bangor
bt>' LH>-Ar !, sch W vomiting, to-- rhia
HNLLN-Ar >. scii~ II t. Nclitaan. Ncrrlll, from
Calais Tor Nickipr,i \ F,t.r-. Cook. no Ior New
b"Iiori, J Lawrence" lirrrIck Ellsworth fpr y
l"rA' Le"n"r.l. B"n-cy, Ellsworth tor Han River
,iId aiI -.IlcH ethN
Ar lu. sells tlr.rl Robinson. lui Iu,., Went
WORTH Dow. HuboA,u
E",I"> Ar, barquc Mc-uuucooh, IIcnmiug
way, Rio JAusrIu.
AT &. -c!I Delaware. Patiou Ellsworth
N 10, ~'h- liel"u WAITE Mcha,. Pori ,I.hu.
son, - Leon. Hatch. ta-tuc.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-12-17

The navigation of union river closed
on saturday night. Dec. 18th.
Miss Phelps school will reopen at
tie Congregational veetry, Monday Dec.
2sth
some members Of the Congregational
sabbath school. propose to hold sale ri
> u-elul aud fancy articles at the ve,try OF
that church. on Thursday afternoon Dec
l7Jh. Tie proceeds will he DEVOTED TO
the cause OF Foreign Missions. All are
invited TO attend. Admission Is cts.
The winter term OF the High School
will commence on Monday succeeding
Reese of Lowell. Mass, has been engaged
a an assistant teacher
Those wishing to make presents dur
ing the HOLIDAYS. will do well to read The
Advertisements of a. W. Greedy, and then
call at his store and examine the most
elegant stock ever brought into this city.
Children sometimes say very good and
very 1ricked things. As an Illustration. a
few days since "A quarrelsome little boy was
playing with his mates and by his rough
and ugly tricks greatly eXaspel ated them.
They left him and agreed never to play
with him more. One good little girl. how
ever. proposed to her companions to fall
on their knees and pray the Lord to make
the naughty boy, good. That's no use, 81
replied Il blasphemous little wretch. no
body but big man can do him any good =
SUCCESSFUL FAIR.-The Fair held al
Hancock Hall on "Wednesday evening. by
the ladies of the Unitarian Society, was
well attended and highly satisfactory. The
Hall was conveniently arranged and taste.
fully decorated-rhere freshnent nd fancy
tables loaded with an abundance. making
Nan elegant di>play.-and the useful and
Ornamental articles manufactured by the
ladies and Misses, reflected high credit Oh
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-12-17

PETEEs. JUDGE,

PETERS. JUDGE.
STATE v Daniel Harrington. Intoxica-
ton 1t appeared in evidence that on a
dark night. while the Sheriff and CITY
Marshal were carrying prisoner to iail in
hurry, the Re>p'd't. met the team on the
bridge and not knowing whom it contain
ed and being somewhat Leery withal,
caught the horse by the bride and ordered
the Sheriff to stop. This officer not recog-
MIXING the Resp'd':s authority, gave Dan.
iel free ride TO Jail in company with the
other prisoner. and for this offence the
Court sentenced Daniel to pay fine of
$40 aud costs. amounting in the whole to
s2l IA. which he paid and was discharge d
after passing his Thanksgiving in durance
vile.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-12-17
Hartman House and Nine
Stores Burned {!
Loss. $4,000 {!

BANGOR. Dee. 10.
At halt past ten o'clock a fire broke ont
$40 wooden block on NJ ain St The flames
when are said TO have caught from a store
ia The St Nicholas dollar store. spread
with great rapidity. appearing almost 81
mu.taneouSy in the small store, on either
>.Jr. occupied ON the north, bv Mrs.
EIi-g, and on the south by Mrs. Dwe.lcy.
Au hour from the time the fire was discov
,ltd the store in which il Caught, Together
With The entire eli part of the hotel and the
iow wooden building next north. had been
st2; This included the dollar store ana
tHc tTo stores of Mr.. Dwellev. also those.
occupied by Mrs Briggs. aud H. +. Cold
o1 Al midnight all had been done that was
possible in the removal Of goods from The
SORES under the Hartman House occupied
~ sweet X Emery. Mrs :. McCanu. {.
/. Darhiu and NJ. l.. Walker. while the
main part OF The hntc; was a mas, Of
flames. The stores all along the + At >id.
o.. Main street opposite the fire were sub
Tied Ia Il severe heat. but the roofs wer.
eNetIcntly protected hy mass OF recently
lA.leu snow. The Hartman House wa>
'Hc 81 The Old land marks ot Bangor. The.
O.. final building known a. tie Hatch
House haviH- been in existence and opera
Won fer long series of years Til build.
ia- was Owned 10y Fred Hatch. on which
''ere was s. 600 dollars insurance Nh
i'NrimaU c-t mate, the value %; The con-
t 4 ol tue hotel at 5000 dollar, including
l"iniiuTc and fixtures. on which there wcrr
: 900 dollars insurance. with 5u0 dollars
on .he Personal property Of Mr. & MIR
liz 'mau- The losses included those OF
t, Hartman House and nine store, rrach-
itotn ihe Bass Block To Cross i Tax
.r individual losses a. nearly A. ihet
.ua Pee obtained in the excitement incl
81 iA such a disaster. they are ~ fol-
N- Golden. dry goods. ladic, iiu,.
..t-~e- X claak>. STOCK Sll coo dulla->.
ts~ aad mruiure , 200 dollars; To-
g., j. 2'N NJ Insurance
Mis- NJ BriGg- Fancy goods and
ST arty. ihr Santa Claus dollar store. =
s-e >tacN Of Fancy aud IloliIa, goods.
N.- DNr,ly Two stores, Fancy good, and
HrrN. considerable salvage. Sweet
Is Hmery. Druggists. stock valued at
1850 with small salvage. $500 iu>ur-
Nre. McCanu. M..lH,r-. stock
at over 5000; uo insurance. {. l..
l'.|ea. pictures. stock vluei al from
t#t 3" $500; insured oIunO: VI. I.
a.tsr. NJ .IucrV aud Fancy ,,oAI. .forL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-12-17

the fair hands that fashioned them. Too
much praise cannot be awarded to the
citizens which furnished such variety of
palatable food. both substantial. delicate
and rich. The mingling of Yankee and
French dishes. both of which were perfect.
gave great satisfaction to the crowd, who
long and well piled their knives aid forks.
One especially praiseworthy feature of the
occasion was the absence of lotteries.
srab-ha"s and other questionable articles
calculated to Obtain money. without giving
an equiv alent therefor. This evening,
everybody was satisfied with the manner
with which ii was conducted. and the large
receipts obtained. amounting to $3.50.
prove that a liberal. high toned honest
management is, jim the end best.
w. W. Knight. Boston runner. reporqs
that one night last week just as he was enter
ins therryiield from the East he was stopped
10y highwayman. who after the Dick Turpin
manner. presented pistol and demanded his
money or hi> life; whereupon Mr.. Knight drew
NJ pistol and fired, and at the same time. the
robber did the same, and then each rapidly
prolonged the distance between them.
The Baptist Sabbath school will hold
their Christmas festival in Hancock Hall.
on Tuesday evening. the 22d inst. As the
Hall Is engaged for another purpose the
2ith. In connection with the ). : fcsti-
val The ladies of the society will serve A
supper in the Hail from five O'Clock till
seven T. NJ. TO which the public are in
Nitel. They will also have for sale col
lection of useful and fancy articles suitable
tor presents. Those designing To make
presents to friends by putting them on the
CHRISTMAS tree or otherwise, are requested
60 examine the articles tor sale in tile Hall
~ they can doubtless find presents as
suitable II can oe found elsewhere. Con-
uinu'i"ns FOR the supper table are solicited
from all interested in the enterprise
Tickets admitting TO the Hall. 10 cents.
ilckei> admitting to Hall and supper. 81
tcut>.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-12-17
Bucksport.
-Hurrah. for the first train which was


-Hurrah. for the first train which was
run over the b. d. railroad Saturday the
l2ih. Two cars were occupied by Bangor
notables. ii Guiding the Sup. of the L. d n.
A Il. r.. with one Bucksport passenger.
! suppose trains will commence running by
time table to-day. All speak well of the
condition of the road bed AS being firm
and smooth. petition suitably signed
has gone forward which will undoubtedly
secure for us u mail by train, which being
in charge OF mali agent will of course,
be run through direct, making our mail
about ole hour later than at Bangor, and
giving it to US about the same hour that
We get our Boston mail now, and some Is
hours iresher. as the mail we shall get,
will be only II hours from Boston.
b. q b. RAILRoAD.-Regular trains COM
menced runnin. between BuckspOrt Ban
cor on Tuesday the 18th inst. There are
six stations on the line viz, Brewer. Brew
er village, Orrington, South Orrington,
North Buckspot and Bucksport. Through
fare from Bucksport to Bangor IS cts.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-12-17
Business Notices.


One rainy forenoon something les than 3
year $50. q pale "a iayerou> youin walked into
the sror' of {. y. Crittcnton, No. sixth Ave
nue.. and IN W al. husky tones. interrupted
frequently hy dry, backing cough. >la. eel ia Al
he wanted coup of bottles 81 u4lr'- Honey
OF Hufchound and lar II .I. the lat OF .ix -
he sad. ''thr others all died OF consumption.
and | am going fast | VIII Try thu new RENE
dy. but have 40 hope" He did Try it, and TO
some purpose. He took, IN all. twelve bottles.
and i day in perfect hellth-lung, sound
cough gone. not a ,iyn Of pulmpnar. di >ca-c
remaining.
PIXIES ToorH-ACHE DRors-Cure in one
minute.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-12-17
Spanish OUTRAGE.

NEW YORK. Dec. =.
Tie Selr. VIA. Wilson Of Eoch.aud. re-
' that on the 23I ait. >ix miles from
I.s.' REQ. on the passage from Port
SPAIN to Turks Island, she was hove to
;t ,Arce blank cartridges from the Spanish
Va ar steamer A>;ute. The Spanish ve>-
al -ellt a boats crew along side. and AZ
i-r flndiag out tie cargo and destination
L--r.,d
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-12-17

Injunction DENIED.-Judge Cutting
has denied the injunction prayed for by
Frederick Spofford of Buckspo't, vs.. the
Bangor and Bucksport Railroad. The in
junction was asked to restrain said compa-
ny from occupying and using their termin-
al facilities at BuckSport. the same being
property of the petitioner. set off and APP
praised by the County Commissioners at
he sum of $4,000.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-12-17
City and County.
Religions Services il this City eaoa Sunday

CONGREGATIONAL sabbath school at 10: "a
\. II. Preaching at 10 and q f. Il.
BNPrl>I.-Prcaching at p VI and q.
p. VI. >ib5ath school r.: 30 F. NJ
l NfrAEIAN sabbath school at 10 30 4. NJ
Preaching al ! : = and .: Z NJ
METHODIST Episcopal tHCRCH.-Rev. 7.
\. tr gipn. Pa or. SER ice on every alter
mate sabbath 1t o'clock p A.
tIH"LIC-Prrachiog twice a month at I0t
O'Clock \. VI. Sabbath School at F. NJ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-12-17
Notice of Foreclosure.

DHILIP l. MILLIKEN. having conveyed to me
on January 9Th, A. ID. 1861 by his deed OF
mortgage OF that date. recorded at Hancock CoIn
~ Registry, Vol. rs, page 49, a lot of land sur
ry, beginning on the south-easterly sidc OF the
highway, thirty feet easterly from the westerly
post OF the bar, between the old Brick store lot.
and The bridge; thence suuih"riy one hundred
and siAty-eight feet, to stake; thence east,yly,
to the southeast corner of land now or once own.
ed by Leod. +. 4. Jarvis; thence norherly by
said Jarvis line to the highway and thence we
erly by the highway to the first bound. and the
condition OF said mortgage having been broken, /
claim IA iOreclo.urc thereof.
c. j. ABBOTT.
Castine, Nov. IS, 1874 3w5D
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-12-17

At Court of Prohte holden at Ellsworth within
and for the Couis Of Hancock on lie lst Wed.
nesday OF Dec. I. d. 1874
DAVID y. SIMON, Administrator of the Es
- tate Of NancySIInpson, laIe OF sullivan IN
said County, decefed-having presented his first
account OF admiatratIon upon said Estate for
probate:
ORDEKED-Tha the said Admir- give notice
thereof 10 all psons interested, by causing a
copy of his Ordeito be published three weeks
successfully in II Ellsworth American, printed
in Ellsworth. tbae hey may appear at IL Probate
Court 10 be ho!de4al Ellsworth On she tirst we'd.
nesday OF Jan. ma. at en- OF the clock in re tore.
noon, and shew qise, If any they have why the
same should nd be ALLOW ed
3w5is PARKER Tuck Judpe
A true Copy-Aest Geo A. Dyer Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-12-17
Held for BURGLARY.

AUGUSTA. Dec. i.
W.. Britt. Clias. NJ. Carter. and ChaS
y. k.mbau were arraigncd in the muui-
,..al court today tor breaking and en-
',..a- he store Of Ware and CaSwcll 4,
NlI>or. Being unable to ind sure'ie> in
'.a >um Of 1000 dollars each. they were
nItd to Jail 10 await trih At the
n eu ierin Of The Supreme Judicial court
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-12-17

No one who ever used DR.. Morris Syrup Of
Tar. Wild cherry and Iiorehound. viii he
without II. A. rem, dy Tor all throat and
lung diseases. Cure Tor Group. and preventive
OF on-umption. ii Ia. no equal. Acts like a
charm IN whooping cough There i, no e, -
which II Will not cure or greatly relieve. Con-
ia n : no opium or other da lgerou> drug and i
pleasant to lake. | have secured the sole az, H.
cy. and viii furnish sample bottles at 10 ct-
;. ID. Higgin druggi-t-, Ellsworth. Morris
and Heritage, proprietors Philadelphia. lyiS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-12-17
IMPORTANT TO TR AyELER-.

when you visit leave the Citv Of MEN
YORK save annoy ancc aud expense of carriage
htre and stop at the GRAND UNION IIO-
TEL. opposite the GRAND CENTRAL. DEPOT.
II hat over 80 elegantly furnished rooms and Dr.,
fitted MP al an expense ol over $3.50 90. EItya
tor, steam and all modern improvements Ia
ruptau Plan The RESGAl ANTS uuth
counter and Vine Rooms are supplied w.th the
best The markrt can furnish The CUISINE a. nm.
surpassed. Rooms for a single person - sl5n.
ami : per day rich suites for families rroporiian
atcly low, =" that visitors to the cIty ami travel
ers can live more luNurlpusly, for Lee, money at
The GRAND MON, than at any other ir>tcl1s-
Hotel IN the city. Stages and Cars pas, the IIo-
Tel every minute Tor a ! pait- OF the Clty.
lyil CT. X ". u. GARRISON Managers
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-12-17
Notice of Force loSure.

TOHN I. MORSE late of Surry, deceased on the
v 9TH day of August, A. ID. ISIS having convey.
eel to me, 10y his de 81 OF mortgage OF that Il ur
recorded at the Hancock County Registry. Vol
l3, page 2JJ lot OF land in said >urry begin
mag on the highway, at the Northeast corner OF
the MORSE .ot thence south ST. East by sail high
way nine rods to cedar stake; thence south
T. West ~ lO-.5 rods TO the shore thence North
- West by the shore 1875 rod, ;
thence North % West, 30 rous thence
Nurtn % East } rods; thence North 22' East 3
rods t. said Morse land thence south 81 East 10
the corner of the Morse garden lot thence North
) East by said garden 10 rods to HE fr-t bound
and the condition OF the sand mortgage having
been broken, claim foreclosure thereof
L. J. ABBOTT.
Castine, Nov. % 1874 3wtg
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-12-17

while the fountain i impure. Dyspepsia.
complaints of the liver or kidneys. erup ions
of the skin. scrofula. headaches. and all di
eases arising from impure blood. are AT once
removed by DR.. WALkER's VINEGAR BIZ
TIERS. purifier OF the blood, and renovator Of
the system. IL has Rerer been kHOtrH 10 fail.
4MIS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-12-17
N 0tlce of Foreclosure.

r HEREBY give public notice, that on The 30th
i LAY OF August. 1855, Isaiah o. Richardson
and Isaac l.. Richardson by their deed of mort.
gage, duly recorded, conveyed Ia John n Swazey
parcel OF land in Orland. bounded a, follows,
Beginning on the range line, at the ). W. corner
OF lot No, Us; thence on the side line between I25
ami l2b, n r. 100 rods to the corner OF those lois
the range line; thence y. ". oA said range,
line 100 rods to corner OF lot I27; thence on the
ea,terly side line OF said lot l27 100 rods to the
range line first named thence > f. on said range
line 100 rods to fi.s bounds. it being lot 27 On
Jacob Sherburne's place; which said mortgage
deed was on the IA of November 1874 by the
executors of said Swazey by deed OF assignment
duly executed and recorded, assigned to me
The condition OF sand mortgage has been brok-
en- and by reason thereof. claim to forecose the
same, and give this notice fol that purpose.
ELLEN X. RICHARDSON
BY Theo. &. Woodman, her Atty.
OIland, Nov. 30, 1874. 3w49
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-12-17
franklin .

Franklin.
The Franklin COrnet Band will hold
Promenade Concert and Dance. together
with a Christmas Tree and Oyster Supper,
in the new Town Hall in Franklin, on
Christmas. All are cor Tally invited to
attend. T.. J. ).
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-12-17

Dish sters.

Sch City of Chelsea, I'm st Marc for Boston, al
Vineyard Haven llth, experienced heavy weather
and lost iorehoom and spht mainsail. The crew
are all sick excepting the officers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-12-17
MARINE LIST.
Ellsworth Port,
Gle AIRED.

Ellsworth Fort,
CLEARED.
Dec 10.
Sch A slagec, Young. New Bedford
ARRIVED.
Sch VIM II Archer. Belatty Boston
Sch j VI Kennedy, Pomroy. Boston.
Sch Us Lawrence, Davis. Boston
Dec IL
Sch Wcsterloo, Whitaker. salem
Sch Catherine. Murch. Providence
CLEARED.
Dec Il
Sch Grace, Alley Bar Uarbor
ARRIVED
Sch Express. keif Rocklund
sch Marsellus Jordan, Boston
Dec. 10
Wind y. ", cold.
CLEARED.
Dec IL
sch Clara W, PASSPORT
CLEARED.
sch VIM II Archer, Belauy. Boston
Dee 10.
This port closed to NAVIGATION TODAY. steam.
tug Lutte Round Top cleared lli, morning Tor
Portland for repairs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-12-17

END OF TIE PROCTOR MoULroN SUIT.-
despatch yesterday announced that the
suit OF Edna Deane Proctor against Fran
els ID. Muuton for defamation of character
had been referred la Benjamin +. Slilmau
as referee. Ii appears that the hearing
came OF Yesterday afternoon. Miss Proc
tor testified that the statements made by
Mnultun in reference To- her aud Rev
Henry Ward Brrclier were false. and Gem
crai Butler. aS counsel tor the defence
stated that Moulton had no reason to
doubt the statements OF the plaintiff and
had no testimony 10 put in. The respond
ent would pay any reasonable expense
tina; the lady had been pnt to. The cnun-
sci for Miss Proctor said that she hadrc-
peatcd'y >ai.l tha; size would not accept
ANY damages, her object being only to sus-
tam her character. After conference.
the counsel agreed upon Si3. ) rs the sum
que from Mnultom 10 Miss Proctor, aud
thus the case ended.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-12-17

At a Court Of Prbate holden at Ellsworth wi hin
and for the Couty OF Hancock, ON the lot Wed
hesUay oil DecA. ID. 1874.
TBkN l.. HIGGINS, Guardian of Ellen s. Thorn
II -, 81 Eden.n SAID COMMUNICATING present.
ed hts first aecoui of Guardianship up n sale es-
tate Tor probate
ORDEkkD-lha SAID Guar. give notice thereof
TO all persons Infested, by causing copy OF this
order TO be puLlsed three weeks succes,ively in
the Ellsw Orth iierlcan, printed at Ellsworth
that they may aeear at Probate Court to he
held at EllswUrill,n SAID county, on the Ist " ed.
nesday oil Jan. mkt, at ten of. the clock in the
forenoon, and she cause, ii any they have why
the same should Int be allowed
3w5l' PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true copy-Aest: GEO. a. DYER, Reg'r