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legal 1otiess.

TO THE HON. Judge of Probate, of the County
of Hancock.
THE undersigned, Lowell Jordan, Guardian of
Wiltred b. Jordan. minor son OF Elliot Jor-
dan. I'd, late OF Waltham, in the County of Han.
cock. deceased. respectfully represents that his
ward Is seized and possessed of an undivided
two-thirds of the following named lots, situated
In the town Of Waltham. and described in the
warrant Of the Appraisers now fled into the Pro-
bate Court tor Hancock County, viz: Homestead
Lot, Grist Mill and Privilege Ticket Lot, Lots 81
-, ~, u, 2, Home Lot, 20.acre Lot, Bloxton Mead.
ow Ticket Lot, Lot 81, sixty-twO acre Lot. Lot No
undivided half, Lot No. 8, Lot No. !. and one pew
in clearinghouse, and wards interest therein.
amounting to four thousand two hundred and
eIghty eight dollars and seventy.tw two cents,
y! .2se.s2); that said property 10 being occasion
ally plundered, and lumber timber and knees stsl.
en- there from. andi subject to devastating fires
thar said property sold and the proceeds thereof
secured on interest would be more adv analogous
70 the intersst " said ward; therefore your pc
dtioner humbly prays to grant him license to sell
all of his wards interest in the above named lots
and secure the proceeds thereof on interest for
LOWELL JORDAN. Guardian.
Ellsworth, Oct. IA, ls74.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK. IS. Court Of Probate, October
Term, A. D., 1874.
Upon the foregoing petition. Ordered that said
Petitioner give public notice 70 all persons inter.
ested by causing . copy Of the peGti0n, and this
order thereon, to be published three weeks sue
cessivey in the Ellsworth American q Newspaper
published in Ellsworth. in said County, thai they
may appear at o Court Of Probate Ebr said county
20 be held at Ellsworth in said county, the LIST
Wednesday OF Dec. next. 1t ten Of the clock in
the forenoon, and shew cause, II any they have,
why the prayer Of said petitioDer should not BE-
swsss PARKER TUCK, judge.
Attest. GEO. A. DYER, Register.
true copy Attest &c 10. 4. DYDR, Rsgistar.
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Wisconsin,.
MILWAUKEE, Nov.

The returns indicate that the republicans
have elected Williams in the lst, Congress
sional district. Caswell in the 2d, Masoon
IN the Cd Rusk in the 9Th. and McDll in
the sth. The democrats elected Lynde In
ith, and Burchard in the 9Th. The 9th dis
trict is close and doubtful. with chances in
favor OF kimball. (rep.) There is strong
probability that the (reps.) will have Il
majority on the joint ballot in the legisla-
ture, thus securing (rep.) Senator to
succeed Carpenter. There is little doubt
that the republicans will nave a majority
in the state at large.
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MARINE LIST.


EueWobto tObts
CLEARED.
October 70
Big Marena, Deasv. Cardenas
Sch VIM Pickering, Paitrn, Boston
Sch Delaware, Patton. Boston
Sch Rstan. Whitmore. Boston
Sch william, Danforth. Boston
Sch Scioto, SAdler Thomast On
Sch Ann Creon. Jasper. Portland
Sch Storm Petrol, Davis. Boston.
ARRIVED.
Sch A Williams, Murch Portsmouth
Sch Cashier, Smith, Boston
Pinky Regulator, Grant. Rockland
CLEARED.
Sch Ganses, Pomroy. boston.
Sch Franconia. Jordan, Bangor
Sch Mary Cushman. Walls. Bangor
ARRIVED.
Sch Forest City. johnson. salem
Sch Benny Ives. Whitaker. Boston
Sch Canova, Tate, Boston
CLEARED.
Sch FAIR Wind, Lockhart. Boston
Sch Ellen, whitmorc, Boston
Pinky Regulator. Grant. Rockland
ARRIVED.
Sch Huzzar, ia rber, Rockland
Sch Mechanic, Card. Boston
Sch Caro- Belle. Smith, Trenton
Sch Democrat, Smith, kockland
ARRIVED.
Sch Red Rover. Bowden, Boston
Sch Ella, Hodgkins. Rockland
CLEARED.
New
Sch Cashier Smith, Portland
Sch Julia Edna. Staples, Hurricane Island
CLEARED.
Nov 3
Sch Otronto, Hammond, Boston
Sch Charles Upton. Belatty, Boston
sch Caro- Bells, Smith, Rockland
Sch Democrat, Smith, Rockiand
CLEARED.
Nov 4.
Sch Grace, Alley. Boston.
ARRIVED.
Sch Telegraph, Rcmick, Boston
Sen Panama, Mazrall, Boston.
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Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 3.

Randall, (dem.) for Congress has ass
maj. in the llth, Ward. Chester county
REFLECTS Washington Townsend. Repre-
entative to Congress. by 1900 to 1000 ma
jority.
The I'd ward gives Kelley, Representa-
tive to Congress 709 majority. In five
wards of Altoona. Kelley, Dem. has go
majority. Berks Co. gives Clymer. Dem.
1909 majority for Congress, and Northum-
bertrand countie gives Packer. Dem. 500
majority.
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~knvslopss printed It this onos.
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South Carolina.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 3.
Returns from all parts of the state ex-
hibit the heavy conservative gains. The
result for Gov. is In doubt.
kershaw, Dem. in LIST District Is GER
tain, and McGowan Dem. In Sd. probably
elected to Congress. In the Charles.
ton District. Mackey. Guscon, Scoth
and Butts. Rep. Small, Rep. is elected In
the 9th, and Barney's reelection ia the LIST
District Is doubtful.
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Illinois.

CHICAGO, Nov. >.
Returns up to midnight indicate that in
Congressional Dist riots. /, ,. 3, 4. ). c. $. .,
aud IA. Reps. are elected, with the proba-
bility that the Dems. have carried Districts
a. 10. ii. IL, lG, l., and IS. with Ander-
son indications in l4th The Rep. State
ticket is undoubtedly elected, but it Is i'm
possible to say by what majority
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Avoid all strong purgaiive pills which only
exhaust the mucous secretions and wear out
nature. DIR. HARRIsoN's PERIsrALTIc LOZ-
ENGEKs are just the opposite, they restore d.
geslion. quicken the liver. and tone up the
whole system, thus curing Dyspepsid. Head
ache, Dizziness Piles. and ali other results of
HABlTUAL CONsrIPATiON, the chief cause OF
Ill-health, especially among women. Trial box
- cts. Large box, co cts. mailed for this last
price free.
DIR. HARRISON'S ICELAND BALSAM,
n splendid cure for COUGHS. BoARsENEss and
all THROAT and LUNG complaints. For sale by
4. 5. HARRISON 4 CO.. Projectors, No /
fremont Temple, Boston, and by all Druggists.
4w As
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BANKS ELECTED, BUTLER DEFEAT
ED.
BosToN, 3, l, p. NJ.
Up to this hour Banks majority is esti-
mated at lli7. His friends claim ma
jority of 5000. Returns thus far indicate
that Burlington [Rep.) in the LIST, and Har-
ris Rep. in the ID, District. are undoubted-
~ elected. Aver was defeated la his own
town.
5. MA private despatch to the adj
verii>cr from Essex, says it is under
stood that Butler. has been defeated for
Congress by 1000, majority. if not more.
Henry L. Pierce Republican is elected in
81 District, by over 100, with his own
ward to hear from; Chopin democrat, is
elected in the 18th, District by a large ma
iority, Hoar Rep. in the 9th, is elected.
Williams in the Sth. Frost in 4th, and Az
er in eth, doubtful.
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Business Notices.


II all who are now suffering from Coughs
and Colds snd other throat AMI lung di>easrs
could read the letters continually received
from all the country, giving the detail. OF
ca.ss similar "a their own that have been cured
by HsLE's HoNEY oF HoRrHDUSD AND TAR
the demand for that liie-ssyIng specItic, vast
Il j., would be doubled IL never falls. No
cough can resist its traBquiliZiBg Shuente.
IL rengibens weak lungs and prevents the
possibility Of tubereular consumption.
FIXES TooIH-ACHE DR. OPS Cure in one
minute.
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Three little Piute Indian boys attend
the Silver City public school. Unlike the
majority Of white men. The father OF one
OF the redskins thinks II worth while to
visit the school occasionally and observe
the progress Of hi, son aud h, ir--the hop.
of his wigwam. When the father comes 10
visi; the school he marches into the in-iitu
ton OF learning with 4 turkey feather Ia
hair and shot gun on his shoulder. A. an
object at distraction To the school the
lamb that little Mary hal would not a.
mount To a row OF pins by the side of the
big lnjun with turkey feather. war paint.
aud long barrelled shot-gun.
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NJ A II II l f ID.

Els worth-lst inst, by Rev. W. II. LYON,
Mr.. John II. Clough and Harriet V. Darling,
DO tn of Bluehill.
Gould>boro-3lst ult., by II. NJ. Sowle, ESQ.,,
Mr.. Joseph W. Staples and Mrs. Ellen Stanley,
both of swans Island
BY the same, Mr.. Simon NJ. Gordeu OF
Franklin and Miss Abbie Ash of Gouldsboro.
Bucksport-2lst ult., by Rev. c. A. Plum
mer. james W. Palmer and Miss Charlotte Z.
Holt, both of Bucksport.
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ennessee.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. 3.
The election passed off quietly. The
vote throughout the state is at least one
quarter less than in August. The demo-
Gratis carry the state by % 900 to sc, 600 ma.
jority. electing the entire congressiona !
delegation except the LIST. and I'd District.
which are doubtful. Both branches of the
legislature are largely democratic.
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Verm ont.
DENNiSON ELECTED.

RUTLAND, VT, Nov. ;.
Returns from thiriy-seven towns in the
Second Congressional Dist. give Denison
(Rep. 5.229. Poland 2,5i7, McLane. Dem.
1865. There are 81 towns in the Dist
The plurality elects at this election.
Denison is elected without doubt by a
large majority.
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TO THE HON. Judge Of Probate within and for
the County OF Hancock.
THE Undersigned Widow of Eaton Clark. late
i OF fremont, in said county, deceased, respect.
fully represents, that said deceased died possess
ed Of personal estate, an inventory OF which has
been duly returned into the Probate Once that
her circumstances render it necessary that she
should have more Of said personal esta te than
she il entitled to on . distribution thereof; she
therefore prays that your Honor would grant her
such allowance out Of said personal estate, as In
your discretion you may determine neces saTy and
proper.
JULIA A. CLARK, by EBKN b. CLARK.
October IA, 1874.
STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK. ss.- Al Court Of Probate, October
Term, A. ID. 1874.
Upon the foregoing petition. ORDERED That
said Widow give public notice to all persons
Interested, by causing . copy OF this order 10
be published three weeks successiveiy in
the Ell sw0Ith American, . Newspaper
published in Ellsworth, in said Cosnty, that
they may appear At . Court Of Probate for
said County, TO he held at Ellsworth, on the LIST
wednesday Of Dec. next. At ten q the clock in
the forenoon. TO shew cause, il any they hays
why the same should not be granted.
3wAs PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest, GEO. A. DYER, Register.
A true copy Attest: GEO. A. DYER. Register.
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Oak Hills.
Andntds.

1otaA q % Total, EE
Umpire, z. G. Snowman; Scorers. Jas.
Barry and Chas. Blair. Time Of game,
hrs, 3 min.
An old player remarks that the runs are
rather high for expert plxysrs.-GED.]
Our Railroad moves. About three
miles Of rails to be laid at the Bangor end,
which will be nearly completed this week.
1t II road Of which we can boast. It 10
smooth. hard and ballasted A l. The
bridge Is being finished, and the wharf
here, whea completed, win be the most
eapacious In TIE state.
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Alabama.
MORT I

MOBILE, ALA, Nov. 3.
The city and county of Mobile have gone
Dem. by 1900 majority.
Two riots were caused by negroes at
tempting to rescue negro reporter from
the U. ). Marshall. The riot was easily
suppressed. Two negroes were killed.
Democrats claim Congressman. a gain
Off.
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TO THE HON. Judge of Probate Tor the Coun
~ OF Hancock.
TIE undersigned. guardian OF Sarah Meaiy,
] Flora a. Mealy, and Mary Mealy minor heirs
OF Mercy Carter. late or Aurora. in said County,
respectfully represents that said minors are pos
esscd OF CERTAIN real estate in said Aurora it
being small farm. containing eighty acres of
land, being the south half oflot No. IS that he
has received an advantageous Offer OF $50 for
same, from II. NJ. 4 Il. Hall. that it would be for
the benefit OF said minors TO accept the said onc !;
he therefore prays thai license may b- n anted
him TO sell and convey the same. aud inS est the
proceeds. HENRY l.. ROWE, Guardian.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK ss.-Conrt OF Probate, October Term
AID, ls7t.
Upon the foregoing Petition. ORDERED THAT
said petitioner give public notice to all persons
interested, by causing u copy Of the petition and
this order thereon, to be pu blished three weeks
excessively IN the Ellsworth American news
paper published in Ellsworth. in said County that
they may appear at court OF. Probate for said
county. to be held at Ellsworth. on the LIST ed
nesday OF Dec. next, at ten Of the clock in the
forenoon, and shew cause, any they have, why
the prayer or said petitioner should not be grant
ed.
PARKER Tuck, Judge,
Attest gro. A. DYER, Reg'r. 3w45s
true copy-Attest:-GEO. A. DYER. Res'r.
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There 10 nothing whatever that the Married or
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Georgia.

AUGUSTA, Nov. 3.
In the Sd, 9th and 9th Districts. Cook.
Gamblers. and BlOunt, Democrats are
elected to Congress.
The Republican candidate will contest
Gamblers election. In The 9TH District the
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DIE ID.

Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name and
Age must be paid for.
Gouldsboro-Sept. Goth, Mrs. Hester Ann
Weare. aged 81 years. A worthy wife, mother
and neighbor.
Bucksport-23d ult., Capt. Seth Curtis, aged
70 years, 5 months and 26 DAYS.
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Comnissionsfs' Notes.

The undersigned having been appointed BY u .
] Hoa. Judge Of Probate for The County Of
Hascock, On the 3sd Wednesday In Oct. 1s7A,
comnissioners' to receive and exaiaias the claims
late 81 fremont. N sad County. dscsassd, repres
sssed insolv:se. hereby give notice that ssix
month: iron the date Of said appoiatnsst - 81.
prove THAR elnisns. sad tAas thsy win Re in ses.
sion u ses store VI y. ". Hersick, n said re.
mons % Wednesday Nov. HI. ls7l, % 10 O'Clock
o.esoss A.h.' Ter u pssposs 81 rscsivins the
.vu xw ~. a.Am. Co..r,,
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New Jersey.

Hudson County. n. j., gives Bedle for
Gov. 5000 majority. Democrats carry the
State. In the 9Th Dist. Teese, Dem. is
elected over Ward, (Rep.) and in the 9Th
Dist. Hardenburgh. Dem is elected BY
large majority.
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Mr.. Joseph Card has left at our office
a fine specimen of oats of his raising, con-
sisting of nine stalks six and one half feet
in length from one seed. The time Of
growing was three months.
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IIalifax-Ar y, bark Alex Campbell, Bunker,
Portland.
tuantanamo-sd 2i ul;, brig Alalayo Cole y
York
carienas-Ar lG ult, brig Torrent, Mountford,
Portia nl
st Thomas-Ar lG, brig Hyperion. Clark. from
Santos.
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No ViurhilI.

All members OF the North Bluehill
Farmers Club. DESTROYS of retaining their
old organization. together with the Con
sttntion and Bye-Laws. are requested to
meet at the dwelling house Of Daniel +.
Treworgy on saturday. the lith inst, at
G; 30 +. NJ. for the purpose Of deciding
whether they will continue members Of
said Club, under its new Organization.
PER ORDER.
North Bluehill, Nov. 3. ISL
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: = - y !" 1T "
- EaTAQ ~ ANTS, I

A Man in Ruins.-One Of the saddest specta-
cles in The world Is = human being shattered
and broken down by the use Of ardent spirits.
But the damage may be repaired, the ruin
restored to perfect soundnes. by "A course OF
that most powerful of all invigorants. Dr..
WALKERS VINEGAR BITrERs. Beware Of
those .'tonics- of which rum is an element.
They aggrayate disease and promote decay.
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Casetoe.
Resolves passed by the classmates Of
Daniel n. Nash, who died 1t Stuben, Sept.
25th. 1874. from wounds caused by the
accidental discharge Of a gun:
WHEREAS, 1t having pleased an all-wise Father
u call away our much esteemed class-mate and
friend, Daniel n. Nash of Stuben:
RESOLVED, That we, his class mates, extend In
his bereaved relatives, our heartfelt sympathy in
this. their affection claiming, with them share
in a common sorrow
RESOLVED, That deeply feel the loss which
we, the remaining fourteen" have sustained in
thus being called upon to give up one so much be-
loved. but while we cherish and respect his memory,
we can only say in submission TO Him who doth
not willingly afliict, "Thy will be done"
LEILA r. AYNAR, ANNIE PERKINS,
ESTHER q. BATES, SUSAN e. SrARRETT,
NELLIE r. CHAPLIN, FRED W. FOSTER,
MARIE II. FRIEND, OLIVER W. LAME.
NJ. T.. GALLIsoN, AMOS ". PLrMMER,
MARY II. Grant. WILLIAM II. STONE.
ABBIE l.. MCDOWELL, ARTHUR Il. WILDER,
Remaining members of the Class of - T.. y. $,
Castine.
We are informed that DIR. Homer re-
moved five Polyps 'rumors from the nose,
for Capt. Hodsdon OF Castine. The larg-
est OF which measured : II inches in
length, nearly / l-2 inches in width. and
was over half inch thick. This is said to
be one of the LARGEST tumors of the kind
ever removed whole. from the nose.
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October u, 1874.
STATE OF MAINE

TO TUE HON. Judge of Probate or the County
OF Hancock.
THE Undersigned. ID. &. Mcfarland, Guardian
] OF Melville y. Mcfarland. Laura T.. McFar-
land, aud Georgia Ball, Minors. respectfully rep
rcsents that sand Minors are seized and pc. sess
ed OF onethrd interest In +af acres OF land situa
ted in the town Vf Hancock, county OF Hancock,
valued, a. shown by the Warrant and Appraisal
returned into the Probate Court. OF the estate Of
said Minors, at sll..tf. and inasmuch as SAID
Minors are sewing no income from said pro
~ and 1t Is constantly cooperating in value, your
petitioner respectfully prAys hat he may be
granted license to sell At auction OF private sale
said wards inte-cst therein. and secure the pro-
ce.ds thereof with interest. To said wards.
u. L. MCFARLAND. Guardian.
STATE Or MAINE
HANCOCK. -s.-Court OF Probate, O-t. Term.
A. II. lsst
Upon the foregoing petition Ordered. that the
10 all persons Interested by causing copy ot
the Petition aud this Order thereon, 10 be pub
hshed three weeks succc.sivel, an the Ell.worl IN
American. printed al kllsworth. that they may
APPEAR at a Probate Court Tor said County, - be
holden a. Ellsworth. On The let we,Iae sday OF
Dr.. B~Nt. At len Of the clock IN the forenoon,
and shrs cause II any they haEe. shy the PRAYER
% sAit petitsoucr should not he grnHt-si.
s~s5. PAHKEk TICk Ju.ls.
Aitsst.-t.Eo. \. DHER. gsgF.
A true copy -Attest.-oso. A. DrER. Rear.
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Rhode Island.

PROVIDENCE. Nov. 3.
Benz. L. Eames Representative, elected
to Congress in the LIST District, and Liti-
mer W. BallOw Representative in the end
District; both Republicans. The vote was
light.
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Independent Democrats lead the regular
Democrats by over 1000.
LATEST.
Returns indicate an undivided Demo
cratic delegation to Congress.
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Kentucky.

In Kentucky the Democrats have pSob-
ably elected all Of the 10 Congressman.