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Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30
BinehIil.


ORDINATION AT BLUEEIILL.-On Thurs
day, July %, in accordance with the re-
quest of the First Baptist Church in Blue
hill, council assembled to consider the
proprieiy OF ordaining Joseph II. TAYLOR
to the work of the ministry Delegates
were present from Brooklin. Sedywick.
Surry, Bluehill, and Ellsworth. Rev. DIR.
Heman Lincoln, Rev. Mr.. Tebbetts. pastor
OF Cong. Church, Bluehill. and Rev Mr.
Hohser. who is preaching at North Sedg-
wick. were invited to act as honorary mem
bers Of the council. After prayer by Rev
l.. ,. Fish. of Brooklin, the council was
organized by the choice of Rev. l.. $
Trip, of Surry, moderator. and OF Rev
w. A. keese, of Ellsworth, clerk. Mr.
Taylor gave a circumstantlal and interest
inS account of his Christian experience.
his view of a call TO the ministry. and his
convictions respecting the Christian doc
trine,. BY unanimous votes, the council
declared itself well satisfied with the sev-
ersl points, aud voted TO proceed to ordi-
nation. The following parts were assign
ed: Invocation, Rev. Mr.. Tebbetts PRAYER
before sermon. Rev. +. 5. Fish: sermon.
Dr. Hemon Lincoln; Prayer of Ordina-
ton, Rev. l.. ;. Trip; Charge TO canli-
date. Rev. +. :. Fish; Hand OF Fellowship.
Rev. W. \. Reese; Charge to Church. DIR.
Lincoln; BeuediCtion, Rev. j. II. Tavlor.
The sermon was from the text John Is ~
Nv ithout me We can do nothing" aud was
one of the most soul-satisiying. inspiring
dIscourses that il has ever been our good
fortune TO hear. Tne preachers theme
was, Pieiy Essential to Power in the
Church. The following i bret abstract /:
liety /. Necessary for setting the church At
work; necessary for the infusion Of carnc~inc>-
mt" The worker; necessary for bringing out
latent powers ia the church. Without thi,
magazine Of power we can 10 nothing. be-
cause Of opposition; il i needed for o,ercom-
inG the world; the world l. in a f,rment uf
activity and bristling with enterprises good
A. well a. bad; and the church must bc what
II claims 10 be, in order 10 cope with such sn
ini~elilng power Of 0od. Reflections. the
church has great work 10 do: with Christ.
anu not without lin, she can do II.
The sermon was a grand one, and wa :
listened to with fascinated attention; and
II was remarked by more than one, that il
the Doctor had studied the needs of the
Association. he could not have met them
better. Ills charge to the church was
equally ielieitous. He urged the Baptists
OF Bluehll TO prize their minister, to profit
by him. to love him tor encourage him p
and to cooperate with him. The Doctors
seniaiity and heartiness are contagious,
and If any of his hearers failed to be- bene-
fitted. il must have been their owu fault
May God ratify the doings of the day. and
grant rich blessings upon this new union.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30
A writer in Lippincolts Magazine. thus
writes of Mount Desert -

wish to say that do not propose to
carp at Mount Desert. | think it a won
derful place. Had | summer to myself. |
should always manage TO put in fortnight
there. and many men, no doubt. could wise
ly devote their entire vacation 10 il. NV
reason for writing the present paper is that
one always knows more of a place aiter
one visits 1t than before. should have
been glad 10 have understood what state
here previous to my own departure for
Mount Desert. 1t is perhaps unrivalled
for beauty among seaside places II is
healthiul; the reports OF illness are much
exaggerated; there were, l believe, but
two cases of typhoid fever, and these
were confined 10 a single house. At no
place can more agreeable people be found.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30
More Of the Brooklyn Scandal.

NDenf pohf
MIR Sage to-day SAID that to the best of
hi, recollection nothing was omitted from
Iton's testimony in the published state
ment, and that he (sage) did not hear Til
ton testify to Beecher's and Mrs. Tllton's
c'ufession OF criminality. He might have
said this in an informal chat with some
members soi the committee. Mr.. Clafin
says he was not present when the alleged
omitted testimony was given, but under
stood the statements were made in an in
formal conversation of one afternoon when
no testimony was taken. Another MEM
her oi the committee says Tilton came one
afternoon before them and said he was not
well enough To proceed with the tesiimo-
uv. a desultory conversation ensued in
which he made a statement about the con-
LESSONS of .eecher. hat no notice was tax.
en of this a. the meeting and conversation
were informal. The same committeeman
said" "Beecher's examination when made
viii be most rigid. but whether written or
oral he could not say
BEECHER WILL NOT RESIGN.
The Graphic has interviews with several
committeeman who say Beecher has no
intention OF resigning, and the stories to
Ihat effect are mere gossip.
TILroN AT LAST SILENT.
The Express says Mr.. Tilton has at last
closed hi> mouth. He was visited this
forenoon by 4 number of the members OF
t5c press. but his answer TO all wa>-'.I
have nothing further to say in regard to
iar case, aud / respectfully decline to be
i.'rryiewed." The question was asked
whether he had any statement 10 make
over his own signature in refutaiion of the
statement published, and hi, reply Was
Il have nothing TO say"
ARREST OF TILToN
Theodore Tlton was arrested on two
charges of Iibeliug Henry Ward Bcecher.
aU4 brought before Justice Reilly of
Brooklyn. al O'Clock this afternoon. He
wt> seated in his parlor when arrested and
treated the matter with the utmost com
po-uFe. His bail was fixed al $500. but
Gp'n his giving his word OF honor that he
would appear at 10 O'Clock tomorrow
morning wiki bond>men, he was allowed
.n - I'LL that time on his own rccoguiz-
anre. The prosecutions are based on his
recent statements arraigulng Mr. Beecher.
he was arrested at the ius,igItiou Of WIN.
=. ''aynor. recently from Boston. where he
+. ad a law office at 6 pcmbcrton square
Hen, member of the BROOKLYN Argu.
: a. Mr.. GaVlor SAYS hi only object in
yai>ing the arrest i to brin. out all the
it''>- Great excitement prevail, in Brook
is and the matter i discussed in all the
.,4llus newspapers.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30
Business Notices.
A paiuf.l case of Piles cared.

wish TO spread abroad the great benefit l
bavederiyed from DIR. HARRIsoS's PEsIsTAL-
TIC LoZENGFs. L have suffered years from
the worst I'ies,-s0 much that lite was bur-
den. fused ecerythihg to no purpose until |
found the Lozenges. In less than IA month |
was cured, and have only TO resort TO them
when costiyeness returns, and always find in
slant relief. Boston. April 10, 1862. 5. c.
NEAL. Trial box, 30 cts. Large box, 90 cts,
mailed free Tor this last price.
DIR. HARRISON'S ICELAND BALSAM
q SPLENDID cure for COUGHS, HoARsENEss. and
nil THROAT and LUNG complaints. For sale by
L. S. HARRISON & CO., Propretors, No. l
fremont Temple, Boston, and by all Druggists.
4w3l
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30

PILES can be cured only by ANAKESIS,
the greatest discovery of the age and the sole,
iufailibie remedy for the worst cases of PILES.
Thousands OF sufferers after trying iu vain all
manner Of lotions oinfments, and interaal
remedies. have been instantly relieved and
permanently cused by ANAKESIS. II is the
happy discovery Of DIR. SILsBEE, . regular
scientific physician, and Doctors of all schools
endorse and recommend iI-Price 81 90. Sold
By Druggists everywhere. and sent tree by
mail from Principal Depot, ~ Walker ST., New
York.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30

sell Our assistant editor was of the party,
but has not yet returned. We trust he
will be able 20 give general report of the
incidents and jolly occurrences of the day,
which his companions say he enjoyed
highly.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30
t'astine.

Castine.
The Longfellow family from Cam
bridge, Mass, are making their annual
visit TO Castine.
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe aud son
are passing the summer with Mrs. Fred.
Gates, of Castine.
A very minute survey is being made
OF even the smallest indentations of river
and harbor and hay in the vicinity of Cas-
tine, and the three u. s. Coast Survey
vessels employed in this work make head
quarters at that place, the schooner Sill
man having been carried on under the
charge of Mr.. Anderson, the schooner
Joseph Henery in charge of Mr.. Longfe,-
low OF Cambridge and the schooner Cas-
well under the direction of Mr.. McClintock.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30
A correspondent of the Woman's .Inu,

A correspondent of the Woman's Jour
nal thus comments on the parties concern-
ed in the Brooklyn scandal:
What have these three people been do
lns during The past seven years? Mrs
iitoh has been patient, loving, devoted
wife aud mother, enduring nameless
wrongs in silence. Mr.. Beecher has been
active in good works, devoting his leisure
hours 10 writing the life of Christ. Mr..
l'ilton has been advocating free divorce. :"
aud writing the biography of Victoria
WopdnuL The contrast is a sharp one,
but il tells the whole story.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30

WILMINGTON. SC=Cfd 1S, sch M.-vA
Holt. higgins. Arroyo, p Il.
JACksoNvILLE-Ar 9, sch j X Lawrence,
Heriick, n York.
NJ Ar 8, sch Harry White, Hopkins, n York.
= Ar 10, sch Laura s Watson, Sargent, y York
Ar 20. sch Chas Sawyer, Mullen, do.
Cid 20, sch James K Lawrence, Herrick, Aux
Caves.
u!.ss11 ntsrS * StsM;As1s. s;:. brig Annie p Torrey
PENsAcoLA-Ar "a. sch Annie Whiting,
Havener, N York.
GALvEsToN-Ar 10, sch SkylArk, Morton,
Tuxpan.
lNpIANoLA-sld "a, sch Franklin, West, N
York.
Fereisn Pssts.
Port Spain-Ar 25, sch NJ C Moeley, Cog.
gins, Brunswick. Ga. and sid 8 inst.
st Jago-sld -, brig Torrent, Wilder, Trni-
dad.
Cienfnegos-Ar 26. ult, brig James Miller,
Parker. st Jago. and Sid 9th inst for Boston.
4th inst sid barque Carlton. Coggins, st Jsgo,
sld 30. sch Alice Gardner. Snow, IN York.
suriman-Ar 2, sch Kate Grant.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30

rSiAE sUBSCR IbERS hereby gives public notice
j to All oen1erAsd that they have been Only sp-
pointed, and have taken upon themselves the trust
Of Administrator Of the Estate Of
JOHN WEST, late OF Franklin,
in the County Of Hancock. deceaaed, by giving
bond A. ihe laW directs they therefore
request all persons who are indebted to the said
deceassd's est;sse, TO naks immediate payment.
and those who have any demands thereon to
exhibit the sAne for settlement.
,ELlZABETH WEST,
JOSEPH II. WEST.
July 6th, 1874. 3w19s
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30

THE SUBSCRIBER herety gives public notice
! "a all eose1ned, that be has bcea duly APP
pointed and has taken upon himself the trust
OF Executor Of tne last Will end Testamest Of
FRANCES II. BLACK, late Of Ellsworth
In the Ceunty Of Aanceek deceassd, BY Swing
all persons who are indebted 70 the said de-
cessed's estate. 10 make imnediate payment, and
those who have any imnediste demands thereon,
% exhibit the same for payment.
G. N. BLACK, Jr.
July sth, 1874. sw3ss
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30

At Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth wit hin
and for the County OF Hancock ,on :the End Wed
hesdav OF July A. ID. 1874.
CHARLES PARTRIDGE, named Executor in
~ certain instrumt Mt purportng to be the la st
will and testament Of Edward Wight, late OF
Bucksport, in said County, deceased, having
presented the same for Probate:
ORDERED-That the said Admir- give notice
thereof to all persons Interested. by causing a
copy OF this Order to be published three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American, printed
in Ellsworth. that they may appear at Probate
Court to be holden ut Ellsworth on the first ed
nesay Of Aug next ak len Of the clock In the fore
noon, and shew cause, If any they have why the
same should not be proved, approved, and
allowed as the last will and testament OF said de-
ceased.
Sw29s PARKER Tuck, Judge.
A true Copy-Auest: Geo A. Dyer Register.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30

BuckspOft.
DRoPPINGs FROM SARAToGA.-Anyexci
ing boat race took place last Friday even
ing. on the river, in front of the village.
between J. Ii. Douglass, r. B. Stover,
S. +. Hall and A. III. Gem. These gentle
men are all amateur oarsmen, but display.
ed good degree of muscle and endur-
ance. The distance round Was one mile.-
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30
ny TELEGRAPH.
Suit against the Bucksport 4 Ban :
gor Railroad Co.
BANGOR. July 30

BANGOR, July 30.
We learn that Col. John Z. Gowan of
New York the first contractor for the con-
struction of the Bucksport and Bangor
x. r.. has sued the company for some
100000 damages on his contract of last
year, and the case will come to trial next
september, in the L. S. Circuit Court at
Portland. Col. Gowan has retained as
counsel, Judge Goddard. U. S. District
Attorney Webb, and Sewall c. Strout,
Esq. all of Portland. The case promises
To excite great deal OF interest in this
section of the State.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30

Boat leaves SANFORD Wharf, Belfast, snd NAV
lay over until 10 O'Clock on late arrival OF Ros,aS
Boats and days OF kail-Road Excursions.
W. =" CASTLE, Agent. Belfast; b. RYDER,
Agent, islesboro'; HOOPER l. SHErhERD,
Agents Csstine; WM. WATSON, Agt Brooksyilie
steamer connects with Boston Steamers Mon
day and Thursday going West. and leaves Belfast
on their arrival c0minx East. Also, for Belfast,
At sCastinel with Steamer Lewiston going West
Belfast, July 8. 1874. soft
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30
To the Hon, Board Of County Commission
ers Of Hancock County.

To the Hon. Board Of County Commission
erso Of Hancock County.
WE THE UNDERSIGNED President 4 Dirse-
w tors OF the Bucksport and Bangor Rail
Road, kespeetio:Iy petition petition your Hon: body to
property OF Fred'c Sponord, Esq, situated in
Buek-port The same having been set OF by the
Rail Road Commissioners Of this State for the
Also to appraise the damage done by said Rail
Road in crossing the land of Leonard B. Pratt in
Bucksport aforesaid, and as in duty bound will
ever pray.
President of the .. 4 b. Rail Road, for the
board Of Directors = E.-t ts4
Bucksport, June %, lsa
STATE OF MAINE. "a iH 2h 1
HANCOCK. ss,-Co1rt Of County Commissionsn,
April, Adj, Tern. A. ID. ls7A.
Upon the foregoing petition II is considered by
the Commissioners that the petitioners are re /.
ing the matter set forak in their petition, and
therefore order that the County Comnissionsrs
aa 80 Robinson House in Bucksport, Ite a
on Taesday. the isth day Of .Apg. next. a.
premises mentioned in said petition, immediately
after which view, a hearing OF the parties ane wit
bssses will be had at soae convenient place In Tie
Ss CONE. ss.i adss
proper.s Aud Is 10 further has,,ff. .t :, -,
osDFSxTnss notice q time place and "a
BY servisg ssies,ed copies Of the petition and this
oraer thereon, upon Frederic spoEord, Leonard b.
Pratt and sewali b. swaxey, Presideat Of the
b. D B. Nail Road coaApany,a a84 % os{ ia
and bv posting. Up s.tes.ea copies - atere,
said, in three pnblic places in said town thirty
day. at least before the time appointed for said
view. and BY Pablshise Ne pssitlon and srlieI
thereon, three weeks sseesssiyely in .ths Els
worth American, . newspsper pnbIished 1t klls
worth in the County Of Hancock, the nrst pubti
cation to be thirty days 1t least before the time
said view, that al peTsons and corporations inter
ested may attend and be heard il they think ft.
M l'iA Attest H. b. SAUNDERS, Clerk
true copy of he-petitiOn and 0rsief thereon.
swss Attest, HUTsON B. SAUNDERS. CLERK.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30
NJ A Il RIED.

--- 2 ------ : : = : : =. =
Ellsworth-26th inst, Mr.. Geo. A. Cottle
and Miss Victory l.. Thomas, both of Els
worth.
Mariayille-4th inst. by Charles Carr, I So,
Mr.. Benjamin Jordan and Miss Alice Stanley,
both of Otis.
Meriden. Conn.-l5th inst. by Rev. Alfred
=. Ives Of Castine, Rev. Joel $. Ives, Pastor
elect Of the lst Church in East Hampton, Conn.
20 Emma $. Butler, daughter Of Joel /. Butler.
Esq. of Mcriden Conn. tst
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30
In and for the County OF Hancock the 2nj

At Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth, with.
in and for the County Of Hancock, on the End
Wednesday OF July, A. D., 1874.
HANNAH JORDAN, Administrative with will
u annexed OF the Estate Of Elliot Jordan end +,
late OF Waltham, in said County, deceased, having
preseatsd her arst aud sRsl account OF Adminis- :
tratiOa epea said estate for Probate:
ORDERED That said Administratrix give notice
tO all persons interested by causing copy of this
Order to be published three weeks ssccessively
In the Ellsworth American, printed at EllsWorth
that they may appear at Probate Court TO be
held at Ellsworth, on the first Wednesday OF
Aug. next, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon and
shew cause if any they have why the same should
not be allowed.
Sw29s PARKER TUCK Judge.
true cOpy-Attest: GEO. A. DYER, Register.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30

sch snow Squsll. from Deer Isle, while com
in. INTO dock Al sullivan, Me, run iuto the sci
{ Gray, and carried away main rigging
broA" rail. main boom, &c.
s,h Mesio-a, OF Cranberry Isles. Capt Ho.
den. was knocked down In squAl ioth In !;
in western Passage, near Cranberry Isles, and
filed with water. The crew were taken oil
snd the vessel towed .in,o port aUd pnmped
out.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30

At Court OF Probate holden at Ellsworth, within
and for the County OF Hancock, on the I'd We'd
nesday Of July A. ID. ls1&.
4. l.. STRATfON, Guardian OF Caroline e.
Moore. minor heir of Coleman A. Moore. lae Of
Hancock, IN said County deceased, having pre-
said estate fyr Probate:
OsDEKED-That the said Guardian give notice
thereof TO all persons interested, by causing
copy Of this order TO be published three weeks
successfully IN the Ellsworth American, printed
in Ellsworth, that they may appear at a Probate
nesday OF Aug, next, at ten of the clock in the
forenoon, and shew cause. If any they have why
the same should not be allowed.
3ws9s PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy-Attest: GEO. A. DYER, Register.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30
NJ MARINE LISI.


Ellsworth Port.
CLEAgED.
Jnly u
SCH PsUaa.a, Ma@Ial. Bo-ton. .,., '..,-
ARRIVED s-. --.A -A
sch Capt John Means Eo.lon
"a Mm III Archer. liclaiiy, Boston
IA Il Law ncncc, Davis. Boston.
CLEARED.
July.t
sch NAon. HOd<lan. uoose Cove
>ch C0ncuui,l. Bariiett Boston
Ecu Alua Aaoli9, CsaaAase. Bosion
sen imilv. Jnrtan. Boston
>ch faif Dealer. LorsE. Boston
SCI l'AysFfuiZ - Bass iiarbor
ARRIVED.
S'h ! ksnnciy, fouroy. gostsu.
>en lu,lit Moon. Boston
ach FRANK a AAgca. .iIA.kcll. Bostun
CLEAgED.
Julyl-
N MrsIerioo. whiitsk~r. En-gon
S'u A-iioilA tuIIins4uA. Bos,oa
>rh Sci"ts. ~Nsiof. iss-ton
sch ) I Fremont. Mo-Iey, Boston
ARRIVED.
July es.
Nrh Red Rover, Bowdsn. boston.
S.h Hnuns lyr.. whtfaArr, Boston
>'l tanoya, Tate, Boston
CLEARED
Srh julia Edna Staples, EossIand
ARRIVED.
Seh Wm Pickering. PAIt,n, BOsioa
SEA Eng iurer. Beuncst. i,nstoa
CLEAI;LD
july -
>-h Cashier. smith Bar Harbpr
sch Irank Pierre. Parker 1>uliiyan
>cn caro- Belle, stntth. i',,eion.
CLEANED.
july -.
>ch Minpeoia. Farrell. Eoston
sch Tamerlane, Hodsktns, Boston
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30

At a Court OF Probate hold Buc ks sport, with
In and Tor the County of Hancock. on the third
Wednesday OF May, A. D., ls't
MARY W. BWOWN, named Execu:rix In a
tain nstrument purportIng to be the last will and
testament of Philip Brown late OF Surry, in said
Probate
ORDERED-That the said Executrix give
notice thereof to all persons interested by caus-
ing copy OF this Ordei to be published three
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American,
printed In Ellsworth, that they may appear at
Ist Wednesday of Aug. next at ten OF the
clock in the forenoon. and shew cause, If any they
have. why the said instrument should not be
proved, approved, anil allowed as the last will
and testament Of said deceased.
3w23s PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy-Attest: GEO. A. DYER, Reg'r.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30
- l + ID.

- i II -.
Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name and
Age ssnst be pad for. En 4kf
+ Ellsworth-26th ult Frederic Weaver, son
Of Donald and Jane Weaver, aged years and
Z months.
Orland-1Ith inst, Maria j., daughter Of
Nathan and susan Dexter, aged y years and
] month.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30

Sin is often the result OF physical ill-health
and feeble stomachs. During One-third OF our
be dyspeptic Is to be miserable; dyspepsia is
the foundatiou Of fevers aud Ill ths diseases
Of the blood liver, skin and kidneys. Dyspep-
sic yields to the virtues Of the vegetable ingre.
dents IN that great purifyer of the blood aud
restorer Of health, DR. WALkER's vNe0AR
BITTERs. k4 AVIS
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30
TO THE nos. PARKER TUCK. Judge of Pro,

TO TIE HOS. PARKER TUCK, Judge OF Pro.
] bate for Hancock County.
Nancy I. Lee, Lydia 7. Treworgy, Andrew
Haskell. Geo. .. Haskell Sophia r Lord and
Harriet T.. Doriiy, Respectfully represent they
whereof Thomas Haskell. late OF surry died sex.
ed and possessed, an inAentory whereof has bee n
duly returned into the Probate nice that each i.
desirous OF holding and possess nR his por ton
In severalty. We there fore pray that your Hon
or would grant warrant 10 suitable persons.
authoTtsing them to make division of said T.
tate. and set OF to each heir his proportion OF the
NANCY F.LEE
LNDIA I. TKEwoRGY.
ANDREW HASKELL,
1Eo. %. HASKELL.
SOPHIA I. LoRD,
HARRIET 4. DoKII1.
STATE Of MAINE.
HANCOCK. s..-Couu OF Probate, Ellsworth.
July Term, A. ID. 1874.
Upon the foregoing Petition, ORDERED: That
said petitioner give public notice TO all persons
Interested. by causing q copy of this order to he
published three weeks successfully in the Ellis
worth American, newspaper published in Ellis
worth, In said County. that they may appear at a
Court OF Probate Tor said County, to be held at
next, at ten OF the clock in the forenoon and
should not be granted. such notice to be given
before said Court.
3wss' PARKER TUCK Judge,
Attest: GEO. a. DYER, Register.
true copy-AItest GEO. A. DYER Register.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30

A Large Volume would not contain tke mass
oftestinony which has accumulated ID sfavor
or Dr. Wistar's Bdisom of Wild Cherry a q
safe. efficient, and reliable reIHedy in curing
coaghs, colds and pulmonary disease. Macy
Of the cures are truly wonderful.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30

For New England, the cloudiness Will
Increase with areas OF rain and Southwest
or northwest winds. no decided change OF
temperature and falling, followed by ris-
Iu. barometer.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30
FsE1TE'EEEVEE ~ II -ffTFTE E-f EIFfs
STATE OF MAINE

HANCOCK, SCOUT Of County Commissi
ers. April Term, A. ID. ls7t,s
Upon the foregoing petition II Is consider ed
ly the commissioners that the petitioners are
responsible and that they ought to be heard
touching the matter set forth their petition and
therefore order that the County Commis sioners
meet at Jones Hill in Waltham, on Tuesday the
nrst dav Of September next. at O'Clock p. NJ.
and thence proceed to view the rou ie mentioned
in said petition. Immediately after which view.
hearing Of the parties and witnesses will be had
at some convenient place in the vicinity, and
such other measures taken in the premises as the
Commissioners shall judge proper. And it is
further ORDERED-That notice OF time, place
and purpose of the Commis-ioners' meeting
aforesaid he given TO all persons and corpora
tons ntel ,sted by serving attested copies OF the
petition and this order thereon, upon the clerk OF
the town of Watham and by sting up attes T.
ed copies a. aforesaid. in three public places in
in said town thirty days at least before the time
appointed ior saidview, and by publishing the
petition aDd order hereon, three weeks success.
lively in the Ellsworth American. a newspaper
published in Ellsworth, in the County OF Han
cock, the first publication to be thirty days at
least before the time Of said that all per-
sons and corporations interested may attend and
be heard II they think fit.
M. tt. Attest. H. B. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
A true copy of the petition and order thereon,
3w3i Attest, II. Il. SAUNDERS, Clerk. .
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30
The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
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