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Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13

H the Dissrsct Court eG sAe Z sisea stAses
Tor the Disirt ct OF Maine.
In the matter OF ALBERT III. NORRIS Bank-
rupt.
IN BANkRUPTCY.
OURSCAST to an order Of sad lsurl the Sc.
cond gene al meeting Of creditors tn the estate
OF albert II. Norris. Of klls~orth bankrupt, ~ili
be held beforeI lRsglsIer Hamlin. at the custom
Hsuss. IN Ellsworth. ia said District on the s7th
day OF July. A. u. l-16. at u'cvck \. NJ. for the
purposes specified in section sDgk statutes Of he
tnitei states relating - BankrIptcy. at which
meeting Claims may be proved aud creditors de
tsTminc The cunt of dividend.
Dated at kllswoTth. July I'm, 1870.
2s.s ANDREW r. wIsWElL Assignee.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13

4 S9art q Probate holden At Bluehill, within
wednesday Of July. A. D., 1875.
MAMA L. DYER. named Executnx in a Ger.
- .Aaa iaserameut purporting 70 be the last will
ana - testament Of Elisha Dyer, late Of
same for probate.
onDEkkD-That the said Executrix give notice
~ All 2sr:ons interested. by Causing . copy OF
sns; order 70 be published three week. successive
worth, that they may appear ~ Ir,ss,e Court 10
Lsauen D xlisWorth, in said county Oh the lss
~ sdnssoay Of August next, at ten oi Inc clUc. in
Wy see sA,d lnstrunent Mt should not be proved ap.
Of said deceased, MI
3WS pApnpu rr,cx ,axs
true sopy-Atsest: Gas, p, DoSR. Rexsr,
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13

The Npre>ident of the Conundrum club
pcrprtfatrs another atrocity. viz: What
l. that That which no man wants, which. il
any iIan has. he would not part with Tor
untold wealth." "A bald hea IT,
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13

PIE SUBSCRIBER hereoy sIves public notice
j 10 all concerned lhat he has been duly ap.
pointed and has taken upon mss the trust
OF an Administrator Of the Estate OF
LEMUEL hoRGkAGE, late OF Castine
In the County OF Hancock. cordwsiner deceased
by giving bond as the isv directs, he Therefore
requests all persons " ho are indebted to the .at
deceased's estate, to make immediate payment
and those who have any demands thereon 10
exhibit the same for payment.
GEoRGE A. DkvkKIIN
Juue 2l, 1855. yw1-.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13

more than the whites. The village mum.
bered 1900 lodges and it is thought there
were 1000 warriors.
General Custer was directed by General
Terry to ascertain the force OF the Indians
but not to fight unless Terry arrived with
infantry and with Gibbons column. The
casualties foot mp 26l killed and 50 wound
ed.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13
IN BANKRUPTCY.

for the District Of Name.
In the matter OF JOHN NJ. MERRILL,
Rnnk rupt
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13
Notice.

MINISTERS aud others can be supplied with
III Photograph. Lithogrsph. and Envelope Mar.
rage Ceridcsies, Baptisinsll Certincaies. and
Photographs Family Records very liberal
terms, and also the beautifully iilustrA ted picture
Of The Lords Prayer" Address.
REV. JOS. II. TAYLOR,
AVIS General Agent for Hancock County.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13

AZ Court OF Probate To be holden at Ellsworth
~linin and for the County of Hancock On ,Ae
81 Wednesday of June A. D. ls7C
ClMEOS l.. TRACY named Exsrutor in a Ger.
~ tain instrument purportng TO be the last viii
anu testament OF Abbie 7. Kingsley late u
oouau' ~ 'ooro IN said connty deceased, having p-e
sented the same Tor Probate.
okDEkED, That the said named Executor give
notice to all persons int terestea, by causing a copy
OF this order to be published three weeks sac
cessively IN the Ellsworth American prluted at
Ellsworth. that they may appear at Probate
Court TO DC held at Ellsworth in said county vu
the nTst wednesday of August next at ten 81 tAc
CLOCK 10 the forenoon, and shew cause II any thry
nave why the said instrument should NOT br
proved approved, and allowed as the last VII.
anu testament OF said deceased.
SWIFT PARKER TUCK Judgr
true copy-Aitest: CHAs. 4. DoRk kcgI,ter
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13

court OF Probate holden al Ellsworwh with.
~ ana Tor the County Of Hancock, on the I'd
wednesday OF June A. D., Isis,
A Z. fERSALD. Administrator of The Estate
a. 81 William Moore. lAEa ii CTanberry I.t. ID
SAID county, decessed-Anvins presented lint
accoan' OF Adnr upon sid estate for Probate.
10 okphkhD ~ That The said Admir-. give notice
M. order 60 be publishsd three weeks successiye
yar,n le .nsuorth American, printed at Els
~ ~ skeey nss keey may appear ai . Probate Court
,hs eonesday Of Aug next, ~ ten Of the clock ID
~hy ~. ana snow cause, Ii any they have
WY 'ns sams should not be allowed,
A ,. Parker TUCK, Judge.
true copy-sttest: ChAs. r. IlokR. Registsr.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13
VOLUME %.
TO TIE HON. Judge OF Probate OF the coup,
OF Hancock.

TO TIE HON. Judge OF Probate OF the Comm.
OF Hancock.
NUsAN PENNEY, wife of Peregrine Penney
y Mariaville, in said County of Hancock ,o VI
Ellsworth, In said Couaty deceased. in his ny nSi
tiue Ia cit, ON or about the 18th day of t)r,ohe e
A. D. 1850, entered into contract IN writing wi,t'
annexed. whereby the ssid deceased agreed am
the said Su.an Peaney. in considerario on Of on
hundrei and eighty i've dollars, to convey % hsr
her heirs and assiynees upon the terms and cnnSi
tons set forth In SAID contract certain real as,s,
cribed as toiiows to witt certain lot or N e
Gel OF hand .itnated in said Msriayille and begia-
sing at the North east corner OF the said Per
creme Penney's lot; thence running NORTH aye a.
Srees Esst. one hundred and eighty rods 10 M.
s,as,ysSe degree. East one mile ,ssnes ease sooA
sve degrees West. one hundred and eighty rod
thence North eigh ty.hye degrees West, one mil
hs ndrcd and sixty acres more or less that rec
said decea sed died without making ssid conyey
ance, aud that said petitioner has paid for said
land in iul. and has performed all the condition.
OF said contract on her part.
Wherefore your petitioner prays that a SPECIFIC
performance of ssid contract may be decreef ana
ihs James II. Chamberlain and b. II. HmckIrv
Executors of the estate Of the sa Id Seth Tl,dale
may be ordered to execute The necessary deeds In
carry said contract into ense. according to The
terms thereof.
dated This twelfth day OF June A. D. 1876.
SUSAN PENNEY
HAxcocx. ss.-Court OF Probate Ellsworth June
Term "A. ID. 1876
Upon the foregoing petition, ORDkEkD That
said petitioner give public notice 10 all person.
interested, by causing n copy oil the petition and
this order thereon, to be published three w,sl.
sueSes essively in tho Ellsworth Amer lean u new,
paper published in Ellsworth, in saId County th.
they may appear at . Court of Probate for sstJ
County, to he held 1T Ellsworth, on the lat Wei
nesday OF Aug. next, ~ ten OF the clock Ia thr
forenoon. to ,bew cause. II any they have WHY
the prayer Of said petitioner should not be grant
ed.
sw3T PARksk Trek. Judge
Attest. CHAs. p DokR, Reg'r
A true copy-Attest: CBAs. z. DoKH Rex'r
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13

oRDkRnp That the .sid Admir- give ROT, {
thereof 10 all person. Interested by Causing a
copy Of this Order 10 be pu bIIshed three sce.'
succes.irsiy In the kllsworth American yriute!
an Ellsworth. mat they may appear NJ d PTub..e
Court to TO be holden at Eilswortb on the l.t
wednesday OF Aug 'next, at ten oil The clock n The
forenoon, and she~ cause, IL any they have Why
the he same should not be allowed
3w27 iPAEEkH Tt-Cs Intss
true Copy-Attest CHAs. Z. DOKK, Eck.-,er.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13

To THE HON. Judge of Probate Tor the togugy
oil Hancock.
HE UNDERSIGNED EIeculrix of the Estate
j of benjamin D. Austin, late of Ellsworth u
said County, deceased. respectfully TrpTeseut.
that the good. and ehaitels, rights aud credit, of
said decessedare not sui client To pay his just lebg
and charges Of admInistTaiIon by the uyr
thou sand dollars. Wherefore your Yet 3tluurr
prays your Honor to grant her a License I4 81
at public private sale. and convey dve thousand
dollars worth OF the real estate Ot The t!eers-et
tInoladng the revcrsioa OF the lows dover
therein to satisfy said debts And charge, Of al
minislration.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13

HANCOCK. ss. Court of Probate, June Terra
4. ID. 1876.
Upon the foregoing Petition. OBpERED. Th.l
said petitioner give public notice 10 an fer-4n-
interested. by causing copy Of the petition 4at
this order thereon, to be published three Wc,A.
suecessiyely in the Ellsworth American. a HrS-
paper published IN Ellsworth, in sad touuly
that they may appear n a Court Of Probate ias
said County, To be held at Ellsworih, the u
Wednesday OF Aug next. al ter OF the clock
the forenoon, to show cause, II any they have
why the prayer Of said petitioner should not be
granted
lW2- PARKER TICK Judge
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13

Tot tNt IlstFlrI oI NAIHt.
In matter OF STEPHEN AONAGAS Bank
rupt.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13

A ID. 1875. ""N'
epon the foregoing pe,ition.-or,,ered tba,
sAd petitioner give public notice thereof
70 all persons interested by causing a copy Ol
u me petition and this Order thereon TO be pub
isnea three weeks suocessively in the Ellsworth
american. printed 1t Ellsworth that they may
appear al Probate Court Tor said County, to be
aoicsn 81 Ellsworth on the LIST Wedne sdag OF
august next. II ten of the clock in the forenoon
anu rhew cause, If any they have, why the prayer
VI 'aia petitioner should not be granted
A,,. PAkKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest;-CHAs. r. DoRR, RsgT,
"ae copy-Attest -CaAs. r. DoRR Reg'r,
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13

A. a court OF Probate holden at Ellsworth With
IN and for The county OF Hancock, oa tu- u
Wednesday Of June, A. d. 1876
IoHN STEVENS, named Executor In a CERTAIN
instrument purportiag to be the last W.. 4sA
testament of Joshua Dunbar lals Of GOuIi-J,ro
in SAID County deceased having presented ut
same for Probate.
ORDkRkD That the said Executor give notice
To all persons Interested by causing . copy oith,s
orier 10 be published three weeks ss.cessirels
In the Ellsworth American printed M kll,wgrrH
thAt they may appear at Probate Court L. De
holden at Ellsworth, on the lst Wedue.day eI
Aug next, at ~ O'Clock ID the foIenOou, an
show cause II any they have WHY the sad tn.tru-
heht should not be proved, approved and al
lowed as the Lass will and testament OF said DE-
ceased.
s~y7 PARKER TUCK. Judge
true copy-Attest :CHAs T. DoKR, Krgtster.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13
GIN. SHERMAN INTERVIEWED

General Sherman is reported to hay,
said to ueSspaper correspondent Ia AN
swer TO questions concerning Custer. com
mAad:
We are doing this at the special request
of the Indian department, aud II does not
originate with the war departing at ALI
ou will see on my map where the Indian
reservation Is. Our purpose il to driv,
these Indians who are OF the very widest
and most savage race down on the reser-
walton. You can say that we will do il
now, or eNtermnaie them"
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13

TO THE HON Judge OF Probate for the County
OF Hancock.
TliE UNDERSIGNED Admini,trairix uI lie
estate OF Daniel y. Bray, late OF BroothH 10
said County, deceased, respectfully represenl-
mat ule goods and chattels rights and ere,Il- oi
SAID deceased are not suflcie to pay hi, lust
debts hnd charges OF admInistraiion by the SUN
OF lour hundred dollars. Wherefore your peI-
TONER prays your Honor to grant him License
10 sell at public or private sale, and convey one
nood iot OF hitesn acres One-third lof acre lot al
hooknn corner of the real estate oil the deceased,
tncluding the reversion OF the WIDOW, uoser
therein , 10 satisfy sand debts and charges OF ad-
ministrati IN.
sISAE RRtI
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13

y
The above demands amount to the sum OF t~o
hundred and seventy dollars and tn irty cents
3N!s JOHN MENTMORIu Allmr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-04
Cine God)ter Des Olllhs.
TOman aus Sem Gngriider, fret bearbeites
pon S er III II eTranten It elm.
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tDegeSle8t mo tpreD&r TDrfaebsG6t iDorS
ben r0aI.
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mis- bem 8e5SetatdHW. Del tf t23ec 3G4at
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1e feierlIdl, ri1ts uuN 0lseul getCDeH 81
baDen, uuD CT t9af aa3 Der IteberBel=
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feles lGg nu0 ieineS perlefleneH Einoes
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fhte9ten bergen entitr0mte. Aber aas
0ei6iG bes Ginbes ioute febr Dsridiez
ben bon benz iein, oaS er ibm beitimmt
bate,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-04

9a61 @naila Glue uuo ibr 8etser tDaz
reu oieiem AbenDe 81 eiHen Slner geidz
ben. 9ie @rQFtn pa aGetu gu 9aule 9e=
blieben. gle Liehte e5 fbon LANCE niAt
mebr, i'll ber @eleQfhaft su erfdejnem,
ioRberu 900 IS Dor, iDre Abenoe aAetn,
neh ibrem Gei6maGe bef6Gfttgt, 3u5uz
b~ringen. An btelem AbenDe bate tie
iiberoieS aud Ibfe ~Nan1lneFttau Tfetgeaez
beH.
$50 tpia cine Menae8rtefe idrsiben,"
fagte fie 5u ibr, Limo psrbe nt0t9 braHs
het. S0tden Sic mir Ge4alrs."
8eaans beoiente Die 0rdftn thinner,
ioe!,n beren 8ammerSr1N ausgng, MnO
lie fam aus hcin Simmer ibrer 1ungen
perrin berbei. mo iie banit ~beibdTtigt
Gemeien tpGr, GGo9 AugeIa's SGden III
0ronnng gu brIngen.
vSie merDen mid beute Mbeub beotez
neIl. 8euairs," iagte bic Graftn. D@aiS
oft 9ebt aus"
ySebr Doat, metne 2abb."
uWea0eE Sic 0euer uno MAIDEN Sic
ftreu0iteE5 barber, baB 9tiemanb mid
tort, zoe i9 ldute. Oterfen Sic lt1 oGs
pobt; i'd mil DOHfOmn1sH uassltOFF
Sa, u1etne Qa6D." II
rS9 meroe pabri6etnli9 crit gegett
yfsun lduten. 6alten Sic itb bersit,
baum iOgleid 81 mir 3u tommen."
8elatrs anttDortete lebr ebrerbtettg
un0 eutfernte it4 Dann; ober tie na6te
ith in Der nG1iten balbenS tunoe piel in
benz Autleioez uno SGoe3immer Der @rG=
fin ~ i1affen, unD bann 6egnb ife fi3
nit SUIT uno WtanteL s~eriltet sur 9ausz
bGGterIn uH0 mleloete tDr, DGB ie ausgez
ben tpOae.
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dn9ltlt1; vrDas iou tb tbun? WtiB Gqtz
OFT lit aud ntht au 0auie."
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bod, BOP ite III liebiten itunbenlang
alletn tit. ltuo i'd, mgB fort, WrstWarlA.
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gen Sic ni9ts."
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aber beetlen Gle ii3 uin's 0immeIs mill
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tern, ebc lte tpteper uah 6aule tam. 4Ls
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benp n3o tnrbtbar gedn9itigt etntrGt.
bate pie @rGfin no9 ni9t setGgtet,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-04

erspa9ts unb iie ni4 ftnben fpnnte~ =
5agte tie. rTIr6teit 0u nidt. oaB ote
&Glte iie tDoteu ipilroe2"
vSb billie es 10 oldt als moelid Elm, /"
ertpioerte eq. pS9 Ha9m iie nit Dilz
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it's 70 tDeit 9efoaaaen? 0u glal.bte1,
bte &elte taIroea beita YabliG tbrer
!0ulflOiigtett serl9rt ieer5en."
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itig; nW1 aa6na file binaHs, ,aua matt ibr
az hetteLs. 3seeeH mir utnt ipeiter oorilz
ben. 1GfaaEe, i'd 0abe IS bod uidt ee=
tQo1."
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erfiDG ltlanta!5, 81 tpeGGc1 53peGs ibr
3a0l2tS III Ienel btttersallea Wtmternadt
t6r SFpo oa5 loren 2lrmeu genpmasn
1Rao bsua asGetrasen hagte.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-05-06
CONDENSED NEWS.

The French Atlantic cable is broken zoe
miles from Best.
The Pandora will sail from England for
the North Pole on May %.
Barney Williams. the well known Irish
character actor died April 25;h.
The Austrian government officially de-
mics any intention to occupy Bosnia
The Spanish cortes has passed the first
three clauses of the new constitution
Silver coin is being paid out at the sub
treasury at the rate of $500 per day
The coal sheds of Ohio & Mississippi
railroad, at Cincinnati, were burned yester-
day.
The Algerine insurgents are surrounded
by French troops, and will have to sur
render.
The bank of the of state New York has
been restored to full membership in the
clearing house.
At Long Branch, N. j., the Metropolitan
Hotel buried on Tuesday night, April 20
Loss, $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
Among the pall-bearers at Barney Will
liams' funeral were General Fremont.
John Brougham Judge Brady, Lester
Wallack and others.
Mayor Sokely. Philadelphia, has sworn
in $50 men as special entennial guard
The guard is divided into three compani S.
under the general command of Col. Clay.
A dispatch from San Diego reports the
Mexicans gathering again across the from
tier in the vicinity of Campo. Some fears
are entertained Of anO her raid and pick
cts are posted
Since the Mississippi river began falling
near Vicksburg the peninsula Opposit
that city has been cut through by the cur
rent, and boats pass that way now without
touching at Vicksburg.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-05-06

BESIDES the discovery of the north
pole and the open polar sea so long talk
ed of. there is still one chance for adj
venturers to gain laurels by explaining a
Florida mystery which mo fellah" has
yet been able to find out. For more than
80 years cloud of smoke has unceasing-
ly assembled from an impenetrable swamp
about % miles from Monticello, Florida.
Learned gentlemen have made frequent
and persistent efforts to solve this long
standing and perplexing mystery; but
up to this time nothing has been accom-
plished beyond unsuccessful attempts to
reach the place, all of which ended in
disaster within four or five miles of the
spot on which the supposed volcano is
thought to be located. Judge Bell. of
Monticello, and others, are now making
fresh attempt to penetrate to this mys
ferrous phenomenon and discover its true
character. Judge White, of Quincy, a
man of large literary culture, has led
several expeditions to that region, but in
every instance failed to effect an entrance
through the closely interviewer and i'm
penetrable underground of the center of
swamp, where the volcano is situated.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-05-06

THE Atlantic Monthly for May brings
with it the final chapters of Mr.. Howell's
'sPrivate Theatrieals." which has at
tracted many readers and will cause an
eager demand for this number. 1t has
also witty account of visit to the
Pope, by Il. B. Aldrich, under the title
"a Visit to Certain Old Gentleman"
and closing paper on the German Ro-
mantle School by Professor Boyeson, in
which he discusses the poet and tale
writer Tieck. Mrs. Kemble's sold Wo-
mans Gossip" is full of entertaining chat
concerning Lady Byron and Mrs. Norton
with other European notabilities. A
very noticeable contribution is that made
UP of letters 'After the Battle of the
Wilderness" from Washington hospi-
tai, which wildly recalls the horrors of
our late war. Charles Hale's reminis-
cences of life in Egypt and of ssThe
Khediye and his Court" is paper of con-
siderable interest; and Hezekiah Butter
worth assemblies in "The Madness of
George ILL.," number of interesting de-
tails connected with that topic. 'sMedi-
cal Fashions" by Edward Spencer, is a
diatribe against the various follies OF
physicians. Dudu Fletcher contributes
a story entitled "For the Last Time. u
The poetical contents include -four
o'Cloeks," poem of much simple pathos,
by Miss III. Z. Stanford, and '.'rhe Antie-
tam Statue" by Rose Terry Cooke; and
the editors discuss recent literature, art,
and music.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-05-06

AN interstate oratorical contest was
announced to be held in Chicago, yester-
day. Of the six competitors two are
young ladies-Miss Evelyn M. Chapman,
OF Iowa, and Miss Laura A. Kent, of
Ohio. Miss Kent took the first prize at
the Ohio state contest short time ago.
Ex-senator Doolittlc, of Illinois. and
Gov. Hendricks, of Indiana, are among
the judges to award the prize.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-05-06

THE House Committee on Pacific rail-
roads will favorably report the Senate
bill giving eight years more to the North
ern Pacific railroad company to complete
their road. Several important amend
ments will be presented by individual
members.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-05-06

The opposition In England to the
Queens assumption of her new title is
intense, but apparently hopeless. The
opponents OF the measure have proceed.
ed on the fiction that Disraeli was COM
polling Her Majesty to accept the title as
gift, whereas it is the Queen who has
wanted the "alias." Under these circum-
stances the sense of loyalty is still too
lively in England to permit denial of
so well understood, and in the opinion of
many, so harmless, even if not dignified,
desire on her part.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-05-06
EDITORIAL NOTES.

1T is said that there will be resistance
made to the government taking possess
sion OF the Hot Springs, Ark, in pursu-
ance OF q recent decision of the courts,
but the Attorney General proposes to use
troops if necessary.