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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-02-22
The Election of Hayes l. Wheeler.

Al last. the night of suspense and
doubt which has hung over the result OF
the late election has passed, and by all
fair men it i conceded that Rutherford
Is. HAYES aud William II. Wheeler are
to he the next President and Vice Presi-
dent of the United States. To Republic
cans. this certainty, after SO long an in
tcryal of fear, is doubly welcome
True. we have always believed that I'M
der the Constitution and Laws, they
were rightiuliy elected, but 50 close was
the contest, and 80 reckless and unscru-
pulous were the efforts OF opponents to
defeat them, that hope and fear alter
uately prevailed. The reference of the
momcntous questions arising, To the de-
ci,ion OF a Commission, hitherto un-
known in the history of the Govern
menr, only tended to enhance Cpr
doubts Thanks however, to the wise
and statcsmanlikc conclusions oil 4 ma
iority of tina; body, all doubt Is now re-
moved and patriotic. honorable men OF
both parties, acquiesce in the result and
accept The situation.
Iii, to be expected that the cry OF
partnership and fraud will be heard
from the appointed and ambitious, ;
they see oH., their own side Of the case,
forget That they are Ignoring, in their
zeal .lr part, a>condaucv, their own
time hongled principle OF States rights.
and are uumiudlll Of thc lac, that Re
pabllcau> everywhere coutcuded tor the
doctrine affirmed hy the tribunal OF their
own choice, and which time and again
their leading men have advocated on the
floor OF the senate, and elsewhere. In
relation 10 fraud, they shut their eyes TO
the evidence everywhere spread around
them. and which permea,cs the elections
OF New York and Connecticut, as well
j, North Carolina aud Mississippi. 1t
would seem a, if the recent develop
menis of fraud by Democratic leaders
in the single State o. Oregon ought for
ever to shut their mouths against charge.
OF this nature in the opposite party.
Viewed by the light of recent events,
how impudent and shameless are the
cAich-words OF Honesty and Reform,
50 current at the beginning of the cam
paign. When in calmer moments the
history of this campaign shall be writ
ten, il will be found that the Democrat
ic party have flung TO the winds every
principle handed down to them from the
fathers, and inaugurated gigantic COM
bination, reeking with corruption aud
blood, to install in the Presidential Chair
l political adventurer, whose only claim
to the office was his wealth and his skill
in political mauGuvering. Happily, un'
der the administration of Hayes and
Wheeler, the country may anticipate
integrity, peace and prosperity.
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State News.

"A vicious horse in Lewiston nearly bit
a mans nose of the other DAY.
Passengers in the +. Il y. A. Rail-
way. who left st. John Tuesday hadn I ar
rived in Bangor Thursday evening.
The journal says there will be grand
reunion of all the soldiers and sailors of
Portland regiments somewhere in the vi
ciuiiy of Portland, the last OF July or the
first.
The Lewis and kennebec railway,
which stopped running a short time since,
on account ot the snow, has been seiz u
by the bondholders. This Is the Canadian
section.
lit is rumored that the radical temper
ance men in Portland will bring forward
Neal Dow as candidate for Mayor this
spring. to execute the new liquor law.
The new insurance law of Maine pro-
vides that every policy issued tor April |,
1871, whether Il contains any provision for
a surrender value or not, shall be forfeited
for non payment of premiums after IL has
been III force for three years, but shall re-
main in force at an equitable yalustiou &C
cordng TO the amount of premium paid.
Seventeen delegates from the stone
Island aud spruce Head met in Rockland
last Friday and ora inized u Granite Cut
ters' National Union Mr.. j Kelly was
chosen President. and the conve ntion WAS
continued through Saturday. and constitu-
ton was formed. aner exhaustive discus
sion OF the various provisions submitted.
The sessions were private and only the
| delegates were admitted.
The rirst horse In this country that
ever trotted in three minutes went from
the state OF Maine. The name OF the horse
was Lyon sold by Hodges OF Ilallowell,
and showed his hr,t time in public on
Chelsea beach. Maine also furnished the
first horse that trotted in this country in
side of three minutes. Its name was
Pelham and Invent from Gardiner. some
forty years ago. the animal doing its first
trouing in Providence. X. Augusta
Journal.
James McAloon of Bangor. tried We'd
ncsday for assault with deadly weapon up.
on John b. Iioyt OF ST. John NIB, Oct 18th
with Intent TO rob, was found guilty Thur
day. tie was remanded for sentence.
McAloon enticed Hoyt stranger. to an
out -the-way common, and tried to rob
him. knocking Iioyt down with an iron
stove-shaker, but Hoyt got the best OF as
,ailaut. who was arrested and tried with
the above result
The Democrat says that Henry Wilson
Murray OF Scion, had | card OF the State
College and recently made up his mind to
attend that institution. lie therefore start
cd IN foot aud walked to Burnham, a dis
tauce of fifty mile. He there met some
friends who purchased ticket Sor him 10
Bangor. He therefore came by rail to Ban
lOr and uuOfl his arrival there took A his
legs again and walked to Orono. lie then
Was examined To enter the college, aud
passed the best entrance examination yet
passed, receiving one hundred IN every
study. He j. a. fierce tor work rs for study
ing, and IN the short time he haze been IN
Oronoha> created quite sensation by his
wonderful performances.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-02-22

There is one provision of the Statutes
which in this city has either heretofore
been entirely disregarded or only partially
observed. We refer to the duty of officers
charged with the expenditure of money, to
make on or before the morning of the an
naal meeting a detailed report OF all their
financial transactions during the municipal
year. with a full account of the receipts
and disbursements during that period and
to whom. and for what purpose, each item
of the same was paid, together with stat
ment in detail OF the Indebtedness and re-
sources of the town. As our annual cleo
ton this year will be three weeks earlier
than usual, it may be somewhat difficult to
make full detailed report, yet for infor-
nation of citizens, who have o right to
know we trust as full u report as possible
may be made. A fine of nfty dollars is i'm
posed for neglect Of this duty.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-02-22

One week from Monday next, the
citizens Of Ellsworth will be called up
on to select the municipal officers Of the
city. It will be admitted by candid
men Of both parties, that for years, the
interests of the city have suffered from
the intense partizansh:p which has more
or less entered into the administration
of our municipal affairs. Perhaps none
deplecate more strongly this state OF
things than Republicans. or would more
willingly act with sole reference 10 the
public good. But after the exhibition
OF extreme partnership which for the
past wear has controlled and governed
many acts OF our present municipal gov
eminent. it Is not in human nature TO
expect that the victims Of party pro-
scription and prejudices should tamely
Weld 10 continuance of the same OPP
pressive and extravagsnt rule. We
have no fears that they will do so, for
even fair-miuded Democrats are disgust
ed with the present order Of thiDgs. II
will be impossible for some OF these III
ira partizans 70 obtain denomination
even from their own party. To such a
degree have they made themselves OBJ.
uoxious and ridiculous to their political
associates. While spirit of retaliation
and revenge may prompt Republicans
10 return the injustice and insults suffer
ed and endured, yet it should be re-
membered that the common good re-
uuires fair, wise and economical adj
administration. 1t will be doubly diff
cult for Republican officers-following
an administration, which, to say the
east. has not lifted dollar from the city
debt, or provided in any manner for the
payment of $4,000 now, or shortly,
due-to satisfy the people when increas-
ed taxation is imperatively required
Still the trust will be accepted, and the
same guidance which in the earlier days
of the CITY disbursed only $4,000 for
annual current expenditures, against
AZ. 900 since, will undoubtedly prove
satisfactory. The present is time,
when. Tor the good of the city as well
as for individual interests, fair. dcliber-
ate and wise action in the selection OF
municipal officers should be had, and
we therefore urge on all the Importance
of attending the eaucuses called above,
and bv influence and vote, aid to give
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sptfiaI Aotifts.

CONSERVATIVES. TAKE NoIICE.-Eyery NOM
ent OF delay makes your cure more hopeless,
and much depends On tn judicioa- choice Of a
remedy. The amount OF testimony In favor Of
DIR. >chcnck'- Puhnonic syrup, asa cure for
consumption, far exceeds all that can H.
brought 10 support the preten>ions Of any other
medicine. See DR.. Syhenck's Almanac con
tanning the cert icates Of many persons " The
highest responsibility, who have been restored
TO health, amer being pronounced incurable BY
physicians OF acknowledged ability. Schenck's
Pumonic Syrup alone has cured many, rs the Sc
evidences v IN show bu, the cure il often pro-
NOTED By the employment OF two other remed-
les which Dr.. Schenck provides for the purpo
These additional remedies are schenck's Sea
Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills. By the timely
use u these medicines according to directions,
DIR. Schenck certiiies that mos, any case OF Con-
sumption may be cured
DIR. schenck is professionally at his principal
Office. Corner Sixth and Arch sts.. Philadel-
phia, every Monday, where all letters for al
vice must be addressed. Feb'y
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bankrupt Notice.

THIS is to give notice that the twelfth dav of
! February. \. u. 1877, a warrant In Bankrnnfy
was issued against the Estate Of Geo. A Rich Of
Bucksport In the County OF Hancock md stafe
o. Maine who has been adjudged a Rant M,
MED req 10Th, lsI1, on his own petition, thai ne
payment pa Of any deets and delivery of any proper
~. oeohdshs 70 sucn bankrupt, to him. or ior mis-
n lSlpniuen ~ law that meeting of the creitors
~ saia bankrupt, to prove their debts and to
&c held a. Court Of Bankruptcr. 70 be- holden a,
C or nianKTapt Court Room, in Bangor. before
MACH Is hant M ESQ., Register The 9th day Of
GEO. +. SNOW, U. 5. Dep. Marshal,
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Notice of Foreclosure.

NTHEKEAS Asa h. Hitler, OF waltham Han
w cock County, and state Of Maine. on the
eighteenth day of December. A -. i-.J ~ his
mortgage deed Of that date by him xccuted and
conveyed 10 william spra,t. OF Corinth Penob-
scot County. and State of Name. the follow Bg
described premises, situated in the town Of Oti.
said Hancock County, containing about eight
hundred acres with mill and all buildings the
being same premises decided said Hitler by "a ID
sprat, by deed dated Dee 18Th. 1873. as Aforesaid
anil iully described In deed of Ora A. sprAtt to
William pratt. dated Feb. 4. 1873 and record ell
In Vol. t3 Page t2i. of Hancock Registry OF
Deeds. to which reference Is made tor description
Now therefore the coudIlon Ia said Mortgage
having been broken, by reason thereof clam a
foreclosure OF the same and give this notice for
that purpose.
WILLIAM sPRATr.
Coriath, Feb. 9th, ls.7. 3wk7
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Notice 10 Subscribers.

Tn date aa TIE address latel ~ each sub~cri-
hel'> paper shows tae tiiac 90 which the subscrip-
t!ea a. raji. ana all -.h-~riler- IN arrears are
ru.fue-tcI 20 p4N up Is soon a. possible.
on receipt ai payment ou subscription AT ull-
Office = receipt via he promptly sent 10 the sub
seEier- and the date nu ihe address label VIII De
cprreetei. on the ne ( sue OF the paper.
In al communications relating 10 subscriptions
.uur Correspondents are requested 10 state TIE
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an 10 ue careful 10 write all proper names plain
ly- s--
Glc present address well a. the one TO which
sou wish The paper Afterwards sent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-02-22

s. The banks are required at the end Of each
SIX months to pass to a reserved fund, an
amount which in all well managed banks will
be ample TO protect depositors from injury
from any losses which may happen TO the bank
in the management ofits business investments
and fully secure depositors from loss.
9. Money deposited by married women OF
minors, Is declared to be the property OF such
uisfried women or MAJORS, payable only tn
them or their order, aud not subject to the con.
troll of husbands or parsnts.
To- Banks have the right under this act, As
heretofore, to require, il deemed proper thirty
days notice for the payment Of $500 or less, and
sixty days notice for any sum over 500.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-02-22
Blow, Gabriel, Blow !

On Tuesday last. Feb. l4th the Mayor of
Ellsworth. in his extra official capacity.
sent out the following sweet valentine to
the Democratic voters of Ellsworth.
Throughout, the eXuberant fancy and wild
Imagination of his Honor, which scorns to
be fetsered by stubborn facts, give this.
his last production. 4 singular intere st.
Nobody enioy.t more than Republicans.
Not word of comment needed. Ii speaks
for itself. The spirit Of prophecy must
be strong on Monroe. when he promises
the Inauguration OF TIlden. March 5th. Or
course he believes it. The serious ques-
ton at this time among Democrats is.
will such a farcical manifesto add TO IN.
Democratic vote; Monroe will probably
not run for Mayor, but for Trenton this
year.
PROCLAMATION!
WHEREAS. The Republicans of the CITY of
Ellsworth. did, through their Returning Board
by Intimidation and fraud. knowingly and
NllisiS steal the CITY Government the wear
( prior 20 my election; and
WHEREAS, The Republican Legislature of
I lsi1. through the influence OF our Representa-
tive and Attorney General. changed the time
for our annual election from the last to the
/ first Monday in March in. thereby changing a
/ law of fifty years Observation-Disclosures
I the remonstrsnce OF the CITY Government and
\ majority OF the legal yoters-simply 60 dis
/ franchise some two hundred and fly Of eur
| fellow citizens who are numbering some iiny
miles away: and
/ WHEREAS. SAMUEL J. TnDES WAS hon.
! estly elected President of the United States
on the 1th, day oflast November, aud W ill be
! inaugurated the 9TH, day Of March next, the
day upon which the new Republican law COM
pells u 10 elect municipal officers for the
( year 1877:
! Now. therefore, !, MONROE Young May
or of Ellsworth. most earnestly invite and in
woke each and every voter of the CITY OF Els
! worth, in the woods or out, who voted for or
believes that Nh. TLDEN was elected last
I November, 10 assemble in Ellsworth at the
City Hall. on Monday, March 9th. 1871. at
eight O'Clock A. NJ, to vote for municipal Off
cer- on said day. and ais to celebrate in the
afternoon and evening, IN Hancock Hall, the
inauguration Of IILDEN AND HENDRICKS and
the immense popular M jonty which they re-
csved.
Gwen under my hand and sesl this fourteenth
day of February, a. ID. ls1,.
MONROE YoCNG.
IL. : MAYOR.
Ellsworth, Feb. Il, ls7,.
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w' Attest:-H. b. SAUNDERS, Clerk.

To the Honorable Justices OF the sunrcme .Iudi
cal Court, next to be holden at Ellsworth with.
lam IT, and ior ths county OF Hancock, on the second
JULIA A. wAYLAND, ofCrauberry Isles. in
against Mathew H. wayiand. former,v uer no o,t
Cranberry Isles. as follows: '"'H
She was married to said Matthew, at Cranberry
Isles aforesaid on the Goth day OF April A II
1893. by Gilbert Hadl"ck Esq Justice OF the pe.r.
snce her said marriage the said partie. liv % ~
husband and wife at said Cranberry Isles M 10
the time OF the dersertion hereafter mentioned
=, On the 18th day of October. A. d. ISIS, the said
MAthew Ii. Wayiand unlawtuliy, wilially- Ind
without good cause deserted the SAID Lihelianf
and erlher and her two children utterly sri,hn,
support since his said disertion he h. no, 49,
nishea me Lioeiiant, nor the children with anv
support or maintenance whatsoever, and she bs
been Obliged TO maintain herself ana children he
her own labor and the help of her own Iriead:
"a nc s,e OF aald desertion, the said Mathew ii
Wayiand, len The State OF Maine and went Ia tbe
Province OF New Brunswick When nst haa IA
from, ne was on board a ressel Ia the Raw of E,rn
dy. 10y " uh'
His present residence is unknown In tho A.,
liant, nor has she sny OF ascertaining IL and
Iurther his present residence cannot be ascertstn
Gu ~ any reasonable diligence.
And the Libellaut further saws that II Ia ra
able and proper. conducive to domestic baS ro',
anu consistent with the peace and morality Of s
siety tnat divorce from the bonds of m air,o,,
De granted her from said Mathew
wherefore she prays Tor such decree and ,or ,hs
AGED S3 " nvr '"o cniiaren' Ernest H. wayand
be granted TO the Libeliant-ani far Tessans hIs
aIinony out OF MS estate.
JULIA A. wAYLAND.
Hale d Emery. Solicitors.
HANCOCK, ss.-Nov. 4, 1915
Then personally appeared Julia A. wayIaud
ana made oath to the truth of the allegations in
l.. A. EMERY, Justice of the Peace.
STATE OF MAINE.
BANGOR. Iath, Nov. A. d, ls7s.
Upon the foregoing libel, ordered, that the Il :,
beilant give notice to the said ibellee to appea,
beiore9he Justices OF our Suprsne judicial Cpnra
next 70 De holden at Ellsworth. within and for tha
county OF Hancock, on the second tn esdav ~
Aprii A. d. ls7!, by publishing an sttested con- y,
Of SAN libel and this order thereon, three weeRs
successiveiy IN some newspaper printed in Eii..
WIsh, In our County Of Hancock, the Iast nnhis
cs on 70 be thirty days at least prior to said sse
Gnu Inesoay Of April next, that he may then AMI
mere in our said Court appear and shov s. SUI
y any ne have: why the prayer Of sad IibeiIsn;
Justice Of The Sup. ia. Conrr
a. "1se'v q No nsei nd sedsf q CeaR tKsre-
swe Assss;-H, ,. sAvSpggs, c,erk,
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Chr Gllswortb Amerifan.

Published every Thursday Morning at Coomhs.
q ock. Ellsworth, Ne, by THE HANCOCK
S0UNTy PUBLISHING COMPANY
For terms. &c, see first page.
ESrS. NJ. PErTENGILL 4 CO, 10 State Street,
Boston, b Park Row, New York, snd,Iol Chestnni
Street Philadelphia, are our Agents for procuring
advertise nents for the AMERICAN in the above
cities and authorized to contract for advertising
At aur lowest rates.
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state of Maine.

HANCOt X,
WILLIAM II, BEySoN OF fremont. In sail t.ali7tv
OF Hancock. dmBt5trat.r of the goods 4nI e.
tate OF Ben amin Benson, late OF said Trryn 30. .
deceased,
DoRCts BOOTH OF Clinton, ~ the Comfy Of wor.
cc-tcT, ana state OF Aasrach u~etts.
Action Of assdmpstt IA recover GU two FONT an 4
several proml-sory notes dated AZ sAid fremont.
March 81, A. ID 1870, each FOR stxty-seveu dollar.
and thrtY-eight cents hnd Interest aligned
By the defendant and one George Booth, AMI paw
able one IN { ne year the other eighteen N ,ntas
from date.
writ dated January 1. 1875 and rrtIrn,bI- Al
the term OF the supreme JalictA Court to b. no -
deu al Ellsworth, within aad for The Couatv Of
1873.
Ad.damnum s4Oo.
Attachment ut dated Jan ISIS
WlSWELL & NisWELL. Atty's for plaintiff
STATE Or MAINE
HANCOCK S. supreme Judicial Court, Oclo-
Der Term, 1875.
Upon the foregoing. the Court order. thar tn.
plaintiff cause the above aamcd Dorcas Booth L.
ing three weeks snccessIvely in the Ell.vnrt,
American. u newspaper printed Ellsworth in
me County OF Hancock, an abstract OF the writ
ana declaration and this order OF Court thereon
The last publication to be thirty dav. al ea.t he
lore the setting Of said Court to be holden At Ell.
worth, Aforesaid on the second Tuesday of Apr,I
A. D. 1871, that she may then and there in s,id
why Judgment should not be rendered ax.In.t no
aud execution issued accordingly
Attest SAUNDERS Clerk
Abstract OF writ aud declaration and order Of
the Court thereon.
3w6 Attest:-H. b. SAUNDERS, Clerk
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Guardians Notice.

A LII PERSONS arr hereby not acd that the su h
u ,criL-r j. Inc legal Guardian Of Calvin J. ~ar-
gent that sad SHr-cat has no legal right to ito
business tor himself or Others. he public are
therefore hereby notified not - trust OF h4rbor
hta ON my account, a. shall pay no b,l. % his
contracting, and further herrbv forbid al per.
sons To uIrnt-h him With ntoS eating drinks, ,r
To- deal with nm in any manner, selling him 3.
thing or buying his clothes wlptus with hitu.
Al per-on~ lii-rcS 4rIug this notice val ilsgrtrr
thetHseive- and may expect to b. leak with Dy a
rigorous Law.
\. = BJKNIIAM.
IN, worth, F-b. ltth. 80. ri
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Commissioners Notice.

WHEREAS we the subscribers, having been
" appointed by Hos. Parser 1nes, Judge Of
Probate, Tor hsncock County, Commissioners OF
inso .veacy % she estste Of John X. Luni hate OF
fremont in said County, deceased, hereby nutity
all persona that we have been appointed and quail
lied IS Commissioners, on said estate, aud that
six months are SLOWED for creditors TO PRESENT
and prove their claims, and that we shall hold
sessions for That purpose, at the oftiee OF A. +.
bni nnam. In eusworth, in said county On The.
hrss Friday Of MARCH. June and september, ls77
a Z. s sgrGESSaAA- comul,s,o..,.
Enswerth, Feb. slh, lS7 ,-.,.
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NOTICE..

Ii persons and towns are warned against
d trusting or hArboring one samuel Hancock,
aged ATTY years. and his two sonsIKufus and sew
al, aged respectively tweGty-th and twenty
SIX years. The said parties are able boiled pau
pers who have ran away from this Town when NE
have provided tor them \ good home and plenty
OF work No bills contracted by them tor their
maintenance or for any other purpose will be
paid BY this Town.
DANIEL DEAsr, Overseers
>. l.. Tracy, OF Poor
H. RAND. } Gouhlsboro.
Goudsboro, FEB. 18Th 1877. 3w-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-02-22

The correspondent OF the Boston
journal tells the following amusing story ;
The gos,ips tell an amusing story about v hat
occurred In the supreme Court Room Que day
last week. While Senstor Howe was speak
ing on the Louisiana case, Mrs.. Tyler, widow
OF President Tyler who occupied seat next To
Mrs. Howe. says to a lady friend on the lefl
MY gracious, when will that iiresonfe old man
get through Mrs. Howe unknown Ia
Mrs. Tyler, sharply: There Is no Law 10
compel people to remain IL they don't like it.
Lady friend OF Mrs. Tyler loud enough TO be
heard by Mrs.. Howe) That lady evidently
dosent know thai she is speaking to the wild.
ow Of President Tyler Mrs. Eugene Hale
lwho sat on the left Of the last speaker, aud
loud enough to he heard by Mrs. Tyler. 10 n
lady frieudl And Mrs. TYLER probably !, not
sware thst the lady on her right is the wife OF
Senator Howe Her the curtain feI
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Notice or Attainment.

T HEREBY give notice that on the 18th day Of
j February. A. ID. 1877, David q. Eaton, and
WIN. Eaton. both Of Ellsvoth, Ne. Co-partners
In business under the firm name of ID. G. Eaton 4
Co, made an assignment TO me OF all their pro.
perty, rights and credits OF every description
except such As IL by law exempt from attachmen
and execution. for the benefit Of creditors accord.
statutes Of Me- And also that have accepted
SAID trust and have given 70 the Judge Of Probate
Ter Hancock County, bond satisfactor: TO him
In amount and sureifies.
Ellsworth, Feb. i0eh, ISL. Sws