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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-11-28

The Belfast Journal says; 1T Is not
wonderful that the Bangor Commercial is
pleased at the title by which Mr. Rust
chrisfeus the new Democratic Greenback
alliance. Ia 1877, when Marcellus Emery
was member of the Democratic Committee
on resolutions, the series was prefaced
thus
The Democracy OF Maine In convention a.
sembled, hereby affirm and adopt the platform
and principles adopted by the National Dem
ocrdttc tOnreRriOH at ST. Lows. in June.
1876.
Aud again in 1873, when MarcelIus vi as
there In spirit only
Resolved. That We still hold TO the princi.
pies Of the National Democratic Pdrty,.' &c
Emery's trail OF corn is thus leading the
gobblers right around to his trap. Cum
ming Marcellus. Innocent Mr. Rust!r
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Canadiaa Festivities.

Our neighbors across the line are deep
in the festivities Of entertaining royalty.
The Steamer Sarmatisn bringing the Mar
quis Of Lorne, and his royal spouse, the
Princess Louise, arrived ut Halifax on Sat
urday after very rough passage across
the Atlantic. 1t is reported that the Prin.
cess suffered considerably from seasick-
ness. during the voyage. from which she is
now rapidly recovering. however. The
city has been made gorgeous with arches
covered with evergreen and floral decora-
tons for their reception. On Sunday the
Edinburgh on board the Black Prince Of
which he is Commander. On Monday the
formal lsnding and reception took place In
presence of thousands of spectators gath
cred from all the provinces.
The Marquis and Princess left the Sar.
matian at 40 accompanied by number
OF barges and were conveyed to the land
ing. the war vessels firing royal salutes and
the yards being manned. The vice regal
party was received by the Duke Of Edin-
puiSh. peH- McDOugaii, vice Admiral
lngletield, Lieut-Gov. Archibald, the prin-
cipsl members OF the Dominion Govern
meut. aud many naval, military and civic
officials cheering on the landing OF the
Marquis and Princess. The procession a,
once formed and proceeded through the
principal streets to the Province building
where the Marquis was sworn In Governor
Genera. An address OF welcome was
then presented by the Mayor and corpora
ton TO which the Marquis replied. The
procession then formed and went by q cir
cuitous route to the Admiralty House. The
streets on the whole way were gaily deco
rated aud lined with people who cheered
the Marquis and Princess heartily.
A despatch from Montreal states that
the new Governor General and Her ROYAL
ii ighness. the Princess Louise. have sig
niiied their intention to attend the st. An
drews' bail there on Friday evening next
Several Governors of the States on the
Canadian border have accepted invitations.
Workmen commenced decorating the city
on Monday and such preparation a. time
will allow will be made to give their .x-
cellenclcs a hitting reception.
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State Ne VS..

The Portland Press says: Some 800
coasters put into this harbor to escape the
storm.
A new convent has been established in
Lewiston, by the Grey Nuns" of Mont
real
Henry Ward Beecher delivers a lee
ture at Pennington, December 4th on
The reign of the common people"
Miss Louise II. Ramsdeli, the frs. lady
graduate OF the Maine State College, was
married Lot long since to Bangor gentle
ulan.
-Ex-Deputy Marshal Ezra Hawkes. has
been appointed superintendent of all the
granite qnarries in the country where gov
eminent work is done.
The Press says: Several parties were
relieved OF their pocket books and one man
of his gold watch. at the Carnival of Au-
thors. Thursday evening.
james G. Laberee, of Whitefield, while
driving last week, was thrown from his
carriage by his horse becoming frightened
and was instantly killed.
The Machias Union says that it is said
that more than a thousand bushels Of tur-
nips were frozen in the ground in the Ken
nebec District during the late cold snap.
james NJ. Lvermore. surveyor OF the
port OF Eastport. died there Wednesday.
He has served in both branches OF the Leg
islsture, aud is widely known throughout
the State.
Miss Eliza X. Webb. a graduate of the
Normal School at Pennington, is a mem
Der of the Faculty of Wayland Seminary,
Washington, ID. c. She has charge of the
Normal department.
"A meeting OF the stockholders of the
Farmers National Bank Of Bangor, Friday
after noon, voted TO discontinue business.
The profits being small the stockholders
prefer other investments.
IL is reported that the Brig Z. NJ.
Mitchell, OF Machias, which arrived IN New
York. Friday, from Liverpool. has been
sixty-twO days on her passage and has re.
ceived damage TO spars. sails, boats. etc.
Monday morning OF last week. Mr..
Samuel A. Msx6eld shipped fourteen hum
dred sheep and one hundred cattle over the
Maine Central Railroad from Bangor. This
is the largest shipment ever made from
that city.
The Bath Times reports that an animal
supposed to be mountain lion has been
seen in Brunswick and Harpswell by
number OF persons. This Canada animal.
Others say that q young lion escaped from
Q nenagerie in this section last spring, and
that this 10 the fellow. Anyway he q kill
ing the farmers sheep.
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state of Maine.

HANCOCK, ss:-Sherin' S Office, Nov. 49, A D., 1873.
nave this day taken on Execution, from the su
Preme Judicial Court, the right that John d. Hop
kins had at the time of the attachment thereof up
on The original writ TO wit: April It'll, A. D. ls57
OF redeeming from a mortgage to Alexander Full
ton, dated December 90, 1873, aud recorded in the
Hancock Registry of Deeds, Vol. l5z Page 235, OF
the following real estate, situated in Ellsworth in
the County of Hancock, and described as follows
Beginning on State Street on the northeast corner
of the Store Lot occupied by Sylvanus Jordan
thence on said street, northeast thirty two feet
a stone post at the corner of the mill road thence
on said mill road, seventy six feet; thence south
west, parallel with State Street. to lire of said J0r
dams store; thence on Jordans line to the place OF
lightning = being the premises known as the
"Tisdale Store"
And shall sell said right at public auction the
highest bidder therefor, at the Office of Hale En-
cry, in Ellsworth in said County, on Saturday the
l4th day of December, A. d. Is7s, at nine o'clock
in the forenoon.
Ar. DEvEREUx, Sheriff.
A true copy-=Attest;
3w4S A, r. DEvEREUx, Sheriff.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

7 HEREBY give public notice that have a claim
= by mortgage on a certain parcel OF land In
Hancock, In the County of Hancock bounded on
,he North BY land of Luther Phillips. the East
by land of 7. q. Coates on the south by land ot
Livy Penny and on the West by Frenchmaa's
Bay; and containing seventeen acres, more or
Mercer.
Ny said mortgage is dated April 4th, A. ID. 1876
ana is recorded in the Hancock County Registry
OF deeds. vol. l52. page 5tt. The condition In
SAID mortgage has been broken by reason where
Of claim a foreclosure and give this motto. for
that purpose
JEREMIAH WOOSTER
Hale 4 Emery Attorneys.
H. 1s.all
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state of Maine.

HANCOCK, ss.-Sherid : Onice. Nov. l.. \. d ls7s
have this dIy taken ON Execution, the right
that Ephralm II. Pray has, or had, at the time OF
the attachment thereof upon the original writ, b.
VII Jan. 18th, lslS, Ot re,ieemins from mortga ge
% the fremont savings Bank, dated sept II. Is7i
andrccor'lc,! m Hancock County Registry of Deeds
Vol 10, Page -, of the following real estate sit
uated in fremont, III said County, bounded and
described a. follows, To wit. ON the west by the
County road, On the north by land owned by Ben
lamIn anu John BENSON, on the south by land own.
eli and occupied by VIM. II. Benson. containing
one acre, more less, together with all the build
lngs, and being same premises occupied by Eph-
rain IT, Pray.
ANA shall sell said right at public auction, 10
the highest bidder therefor at the sheriff ; Office
IN Ellsworth, in -ald County, saturday, the 2lst
lay Of December, A. ID. ISIS at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon
a. X. DEyEREUX sheriff.
true copy-Attcst.
3MlI \. L. DENEREIX. Sheriff
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One of the favorite methods employ ed
In the South to deter witnesses from testi-
flying to acts of fraud aud violence is to ar
rest on some trumped up charge and COM
init to jail. all who appear for the purpose
OF giving evidence. No one is anxious 10
become a martyr In this manner and great
deal of the evidence that would otherwise
be given, is withheld through fear of the
State officers. This has been done in .
number Of places. with results highly sat
lsfactory to the Democratic.
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Messengers Notice.
sbosce Of the sheriff Of u ancsck County.
STATE OE MAINE

HANCOCK, ss:............Nov. 23d, A. ID. 1878
THIS Ia TO give Notice. that on the eighteenth
day of November n. ID. ISIS, a Warrant in In
soveney was issued out of the Court OF Insolvency
for said County of Hancock against the estate of
said Corydon Staples of Brooksyi c, adudged to
be an 'nsoivent Debtor on petition of said Debtor
Cor Ton Staples, which petition was filed the
thiiiieth day of october A. ID. ISIS. to which
last named date interest on claims is to be com
pntei That the payment of ANY debts and the
delivery and transfer of any property belonging
TO sad Debtor, to him or for his use. and the de-
livery and transfer of any property by him are
forbidden by law; that a Meeting of the Or ed itors
of said Debtor. to prove their debts and choose
one or more assignees of his estate, will be held
at Court of Insolvency to be holden ut the
Probate Ofiicc in Ellsworth in said County OF
Hancock on the sith day OF December A. ID. ISIS
81 ten O'Clock in the forenoon. Giyeen under IN
hand the date Erst above written.
A, X. DEVEREUX, Sheriff
"a Messenger OF the Court of Insolvency tor said
County OF Hancock. aw1s
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Messengers Notice.


STATE or MAINE.
HANCOCK. IS ..-..........Nov. 18th, A. u ISIS
This is to give notice that on the 10th ,Iav OF
i November a. n. ISIS. a Warrant in lnsolvau.
cy was issued out OF the Cou ri OF Insolvency Tor
said County OF Hancock against the estat. Of ssid
David 4. Sprague, atijudged to be an Insovent
Debtor, on petition OF said Debtor, which petition
was died on the second day OF November A. u.
ls7S, to when last named date interest on claims
u 10 be computed: That the payment ot any
debts and the delivery and transfer of any prop.
erty belonging to said Debtor, to him or for his
use, and the delivery and transfer OF any proper
y by him are forbidden by law That Meeting Of
the Creditors Of said Debtor 20 prove their debts
and choose one or more assignecs OF his estate
viii be- held AT court OF Insolvency to be holden
Mt Ellsworth. in said County On The iuhi day Of
December A. u. ISIS at ten O'Clock IN the fore
noon. Gwen under my hand the date Grst above
written.
BENZ. NUTrER.
Deputy sheriff az Messenger at the Court Of In
solyency for sad County OF Hancock. awts
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District Court of tho United States District of
Name.
MELATIAG MOORE, IIN BANKRUPTCY.
BANKRUPTCY
1'His Is to give notice that petition has been
i presented To the Court, this Goth dAy OF No.
vembcr. 1873 by Pelatiah Moore OF Hancock a
Bankrupt. praying that he may be decreed to
have null discharge from all his debts proyable
under the Bankrupt Act, and upon reading said
Petition,
Ii is ORDERED by the Court that a hearing be
had upon the same. on the nrst Monday Of Feb
a. ls9S, before the Court in Portland in said
District, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and that the second
meeting OF the creditors of SAID Bankrupt, be held
before Chas. liaml'n, Esq, Register. on the 18th
day OF Dee. ISIS, and the third meeting of the
same ON the 18th day OF Dec. 1873, and that no.
uee thereof be published in the Bangor Daily
wing and Courier and the Ellsworth American
newspapers printed in said Dis trict, once a week
for three successive weeks and onse in the week.
ly Bangor Courier the last publication to be
thirty days at least before the day OF he ring and
That AL creditors who have proved their debts
ana other persons in interest may appear at said
time and place, and show cause. II any they have
why the PRAYER of SAID Petition shou i'd not be
granted.
WA. =. PREBLE,
Clerk OF District Court, Tor said District
'ho' >. Ttikks, Atty 3w4s
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LADIES, DELICATE AND FEEBLE.

Those languid ircsomc sensations, causing
YOU TO feel scarcely able Ia he on your feet
that constant, drain that Is taking from your
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Notice.

MY wife. Aurilla 5. Bonsey, having LEFT my bed
III ana board without rea sonable cause, I here.
by forbid any person trusting her on nv account.
as shan pay no bills Contracted by her after this
date JOSEPH s HOSSFY
Bucksport Nov. % ISIS 4x,,s.
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The Wing says the Steamer Sea Flower
has been engaged to take a party. includ-
ing DinsmOre's orchestra to Ellsworth, to
attend the FIreman's ball. A good time is
anticipated.
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Freedom Notice.

This certiies that have this day sold to my
l minor son, James u. Tyler. the remainder OF
his mi norny to transact business for himself and
shall not collect any OF his wages pay any
debts of his contracting after this date.
EDWIN TYLER.
Deer Isle, Nov. 18th, 1875. 3wls.
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Atp embellishments.
Estate of Seth Tisdale,

LII persons indebted to this estate are hereby
n notified to make immediate payment to CALVIN
q. Peck, Esq. oil Ellsworth, who Is authorized
TO receipt for me until further notice.
RUFUS IL. HINCKLEY Ex'r
Portland Nov. -, 1875 3wis
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n, N,FIN y HIsIIIVV 0"UFI Tor SAM Dlstrll
VIM. l.. Joy, solicitor.

WILL lie sold at public auction, at the store o T
w >ylyanus g.. keii, Ia Deer Isle, on Mon
day, December i'm. lSis, at 10 O'Clock A. Nj a lot
ct land lying in said Deer Isle, bounded North
westerly by the highway, >orihcas tcrly by land OF
A-a Richardson. >ouihcastcriy BY said Richard
sons lot and the pond and Southwestcrly by land
now or once occupied by solomon Cray contain
INK about - acres, and being the EAstcrly part of
thr Marshall lot, 50 called. ami Of the lots set
Oh to the late Eleanor stevens hctr OF She late
lguaHus Haskell. Terms, cash on delivery of the
decd.
Also wiI be sold at public auction at the Office
Of Abbott n Warren. 10 Castlut. on the eighteenth
daY OF pcccmhcr, ISIS, NJ ten O'clock A. Nj. the
lot OF land lying IN tastiuc bounded Northwestern
iy By Court street, Nofthcastcrly and Southeast
rriy by land ui Fhebe Mon innuu. and >suths est
cry BY Land Of Joseph ScAyy, being the ban lot,
50 called, subject to the HE estate ct Catherine
Ban therein,
Also, at the sam" time and place Pew No ri in
the L uttlriln Chulcu, ta-ttnc, The above prou
cry being portion Oi the estate OF Harriet " .
Fisher, ma bankruptcy.
tUA>. T.. ABBOTT.
tA~tiHF, Sow -, ISIS. SN4s A--IgugT.
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District Court of the United States, District of
Maine.
In the matter of
DAVID G. EATON. ,IS BANkRupTCy

THis - TO give Notice that a petitiu. h@s Laer
presented to the curt, this 10Th day Noyem.
Der ISIS, By David q. Eaton. OF Ellsworth !.
bankrupt, individually and as a member of the
firm OF Dav ID e.. Eaton 4 Son, praying that he
may be decreed 10 have full discharge from all
MS debts, individual and sopartnership. pro vabe
under the Bankrupt Act, and upon reading said
Petition
IL Is ORDERED by the Court that hearing be
had upon the SANE, the LIST MOud.y of feb-
uAry \. u. lS1g, hclDIe the Court in Portland
IN sara District, at 10 O'Clock. \. NJ. aud that
Tue second meeting OF the creditors OF SAID Bank
fnpf. he held before Chas. Hamiu Register on
the eth day of December ISIS and the third
meeting OF the same on the l!th dAy Of peceu
Der ISIS, and that notice thereof be publls he'd IN
the u ngor DAILY Wing Il Courier and the els.
worth American new spapers printed in said DIS,
irct, once a week for three successive weeks
and once IN The weekly Bangor Courier the last
publication To be thirty days at least before the
day oi hearing. and that all cred tors who have
proved their debts and other persons in interest
NAV appear at said time and place and show
cause, II any they have. why the prayer of SAID
Petition should not he granted
WA. T.. PREBLE
Clark Of District court Tor said District
m. 4. Joy, solicitor. 3wls
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Distinct Count OF the unitet states, district of
Name.
la the matter OF
ALFRED NJ. HASTINGS, Yin BANKRUPTCY
BANKRUPTCY
THIS Is to give Notice that petition has been
presented to the Court this 2nth dly OF Nov. ISIS
by Alfred NJ. Hl-ting- OF Whllham. a Bankrupt
praying that he may be decreed tn have a full di..
charge from all his debt-, proyHbie under the
Bankrupt Act, and upon reading said PcuLou
II - OhDEEEi-Dy the Court that hearing he
had upon the same on the fr,t Monday OF Feb.
uaty 4. ID. ls.y before the Court IN Portland
in said Dis sTlct, At 10 O'Clock A NJ. and that the
second meeting OF the creditors Of said Bankrupt
BE- held before Chas. Hamin Esq Register. On
the l2Ih day OF bee. ls1-, and the third meeting
OF the same on the l2th day OF Dec. ISIS and
that notice thereof be pubil.hed ia the Bangor
Daily Wing y Courier and the Ellsworth AmrrI.
can newspapers printed IN said District, on e a
week Tor three successive weeks, and once IN the
weekly Bangor Courier the last publication to
De thirty days at least before tie day OF hearing
and that all creditors who have proved their debts
and other persons in interest, may appear 1T sad
the and place, ana show cause, II nug they have.
why the prayer OF said Petition should not be
granted.
WIN. 4. PRERLE.
Clerk of DistYict Court. Tor said D!-tric'
"Eo. = fEIEks, Any. 3Wis