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would not spell correctly, or tell the days
OF the week, or the number of days in a
month, although she was repeatedly told
and knew them well.
The Court in passing sentence on the
Respondent, remarked that the evidence
LEFT no doubt on bis mind that extreme
cruelty was practiced upon the child and
that the punishments were unusual and
barbarous. In his experience he had new
er known Of such an offence. Two hun
dred years ago it might have been possi-
BILE. but In this age 1t was hardly to be be-
lieved. The prlcking Of the child's fingers,
the application of poultices OF mustard.
the combining 1t or allowing 1t to remain in
bed three days, were the very refinement
OF cruelty, and to child OF her tender
years, shocking.
What renders this case the more re-
markable is that the Respondent who is
standing. did not seem TO realize the
cruelty she was guilty of. She was actu.
ated by no malice, but in her acts brought
herself to believe that she was doing moth.
ing more than her duty. How this could
be, he could not understand. 1t was
certainly q mistaken idea on the part OF
parents TO suppose that in training their
children they should by corporal punish.
was Inherent In the nature Of child,
and ought not to be. If IL could be, eradi-
Gated. Without 1t, the child would never
become a useful man or woman. The ef-
forts of the parent should be directed to
modifying, educating. and restraining 1t.
Feeling more friendly towards the
offender than she did toward the child. he
did not deem it his duty to impose a severe
sentence. She had already suffered terri
bly, in this ordeal OF a public trial. and in
the criticisms OF the public. He should
therefore impose fine OF $50.
Dutton for state. Peters tor Resp'dt.
MONDAY, April Is.
jacob Frost vs.. Mark Frost.
This was an action OF assumpsit on two
special counts.
The first was on a written obligation
signed by Mark Frost Dec. 9th. 1875.
agreeing to pay Plaintiff $500 June next,
without interest. Defendant claimed pay
ment Of the whole amour: "a: different
times.
The Jury rendered verdict for Plf. for
500
Wiswell for Pin. Durham for Def.
WEDNESDAY, April Il.
on TRIAL.
State vs.. VI. G. withum.
Indictment for larceny Of bank bills
amounting TO $3.50, from John Harden. In
October las.
Duuon for state. Spoford Il Redman
FOR defence.
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Schools ia Dist. Is. commence Mon
day next.
Miss Phelps school will reopen Mon.
day, April 22nd. in the Congregations
Vestry. Terms, IS cts. per week.
The travelling has improved rapidly
within a few days. the roads have settled
and the frost is almost entirely out of the
ground.
Rev. Nr. keese now on visit to hi.
many friends in this city, will preach on
Sunday next in the forenoon. at the Con.
gregational Church. and In The evening al
the Baptist Church.
The wharves on these pleasant moon
light nights are lined with fishermen. dip.
ping from the river IN nets. the shiny. slip.
perry smelt. and some of our boys not con
tent with dipping, swim with the Ash
The members OF the Lejok Grange are
requested 10 meet at their Hall. Thursday
evening. April -. The Agricultural De.
partment at Washington have sent seeds to
be distributed among them.
The book Boston by Daylight and
Gsslight," advertised on "a page, is ''all
that Ills cracked up TO be" In that an.
nouncement. Replete with thrilling Incl.
dents, It is work that takes with the PEG.
pie every time. and ye. is sold for very
low price.
a THOUGHTFUL AcT.-On Saiur day
night, a, II O'Clock. our city watchmsn
was observed scraplng the crossings OF the
streets and cleaning them OF mud Church
goers on Sunday blessed him. $50 shines
good deed 10 a naughty world
EMERALD BAND CoNCxgr.-The Emer-
aids will give an open air concert on the
square in front OF the Post ONCE, this
Thursday evening. The followingiis the
PROGRAMME
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THE UNTOLD MIsERIEs that result from i'm
prudent conduct In early life may be sllevisted
should purchase the invaluable medical work
entitled The Science Of Life or Self-Preservs-
tion,n published by the Peabody Medical
Institute" Boston. Manhood may be regained
vitality impaired by the errors Of youth, or too
close applietion to business, may be restored
Diseases of the Nerves and Nervous Mails
dies" work that should be in the hands OF
every sufferer from nervous debility. The fact
that . very costly Gold Medal has recently
been presented to the author of the above
works by the National Medical Association
show how his services are appreciated BY the
faculty. These books should be in every
household. See the advertisement.
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ton.
sid Is. sch 4 yoming Foss, St John n Il.
Ar Is. sch \ [; Brooks smaliidxe Boston.
Nv HAkBoR-Ar II. U steamer Dallas
Ar II, sch Gamecoek, Robinson, from Portland
for Calais.
Ar II. sch venelia. Mayo.
Sid IS. sch Nenells, Mayo,
sid Ia, sch Gamecock Robinson tor Calais.
sid Is. sch Yankee Lass, Stanley, Boston.
Bill EHfLL-Ar II, sch III Curtis, TO load stone
Tor Raierook Light House.
Ar Is, sch Prospect, Conary. Boston
CRANBERRY IsLgs-Ar $, sch Frank skiilin -,
from Portland, tlost topmast night of 1th). Az.
ses Bell feI nad and l. Foster. stanley, from
Portland.
sid 5. sci N Rogers. Stanley. RocklAnd for
Boston.
BucKsroRr-Ar !, sch Daniel Webster. Nichol.
EAsGoR-Ar II. -ch Georgia. Carlton, Cas,ine ;
MiJiori Lowell. LuoAsport.
Ar l., sch wnip, Pond. Castine; AleXa nder,
roRrLASD-Ar 10. sch Union. Emerson, Deer
Isle; NJ L Rogers. Hadock, Cranberry Isles.
DeAalo, Brown, Brooklin tor Boston
Cid 10. sch Gypsy. Handy, Prospect HArbor !.
Clinton Rice Cranberry Isles; Emily + swift,
Ames Orla nd.
Cid Is. sch Samuel c. Hart, Kelley. Buck sport
Ar "a. sch Ida Z sponord. ingalls,. PASSPORT
Ar Is, sch Yreka, Drisco. salem.
LrSS-Ar S. ,ch samuel Lewis. Hammett,
Ellsworth.
sALkM-Ar 9, sch Hattie n Mayo. Hickey. Cal
ais, Frank Maria. Alley. Ellsworth Tor Provi.
denee Annie Gus. Sawyer. Calais for Washing.
Grampus, Joy, Via Boston.
BosToN-Ar IL, sch ANNE Whiting. (of asiine)
Cox, Cieniuegos; A Hooper. Williams Frank I'm;
Brig n Merritt, (of Bucksport) Har rinan. Pen.
saeola.
Ar Is. sch ST Leon. Perkins, Castine,
Ar Is sch Dexalo. Brown, Franklin
Ar Is sch A Emerson, (of Bueksport) liner
sen. Mobile; Sea Pigeon. Seavy, Calais Forrest
or, Ray. Ellsworth.
Ar 10. Brig Anna Torrey. (oi Deer Isle) Bray
Pascagoula.
Ar B. sch Mary Rogers. Hadlock, Cranberry
Isles.
NEWPORT sid II, sch Clio Chi lcotte, Fullerton.
EDGABIowN-Ar l2, sch GsDges, Walls. Prov.
idepee for Bangor; Globe. GeL.,ick. Providence
tor Ellsworth
PAurUCkEr-Ar II, sch u Kennedy. Pomroy,
Ellsworth; Zicavo. Weber. Ellsworth.
FALL RIvER-Ar 9, sch Agrcoia, Whimore.
Ellsworth.
PRovIDEScE-sd 10. sch Tempest, Carson,
Trenton
VINYARD HAvEN-Sld 10. sch David Faust
smith, -.
NEW YORK-Sld Is, sch Dexter Ciaik, Curtis
Barbados.
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City and County.
Religious Services In this City each Sunday

CoNGREGA MISUNDERSTANDING at 10 80 A
noon, at 2 l-2 O'Clock.
BArrIsT.-Preaching at p. NJ. Sabbath
School Mt z. NJ
UNIrARIAN.-Sa0bath School at p. M
Preaching at 3 Is and 30 2. NJ.
CATHoLIC.-Presching at 10 1-2 O'Clock A.
VI. Sabbath School at . p. NJ.
METHoDIsT,-Prese at and z. NJ
Sabbath School at Z. NJ.
sPIRITUALIsT.-Meetings held every Sun.
day ut o'clock. Z. NJ. 10 Hall over Munich.
pal Court Room, Coo,nbs' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE NEKTING-eyery Sun.
day at Z. NJ, at Temperance Hall.
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'"Ts do Felix's 81 Fashisa de-" in r
spect nj least, you must use GLENMs' SUI
PHUR SOAP. which Is immensely popular
among the elite Of society. and deservedly so
for II IL the most salutAry OF beautifers an,
purifiers. Sold by oil Druggists.
HILLS HAIR 4 WHISPER DYE, Black o
Brown. Soc. April.
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President of Maine Central r. r.
Chosen.

PORTLAND, Me-, April 16.
AT meeting of the directors of the
Maine Central Rail Road this afternoon,
George E. b. Jackson was elected Presi-
dent, Ex-Gov. Coburn declining a re
election.
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A creditor in Msysville. KY. sought to get
an attachment on the ground that his debtor
had said. Pm going to sell out aud go TO hell y
thus justifying 8 belief that he intended TO quit
the state. The justice decided that the remark
was no indication that the debtor me ant TO 20
out Of Kentucky.
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Ladies who for years have depended on all
manner OF powers and cosmetics for giving
tnem Artificial compilations now End that
oLENNs SULPHUR soar supplies them with
pesriy skins sLd rosy cheeks, ELECTED BY the
gentle stimulation of nature. Sold BY all
druggists. Hilfs Hair & Whisker Dye, blAck
or brown, Soc. 5wl0
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international Congress.

Switzerland has accepted the proposal
of the United States TO participate in an
International Congress, to fix the rela-
tive values of gold and silver.
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Read the testimonials Of eminent citizens to
the wonderful curative powers Of Addnssons
Bdisdm for the cure OF racking coughs. colds
and consumption. Price 35cts.
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Mills Stopped.


DOVER, \. H., April l6.
The Coeheeo Mills of Dover, Y. H..
were shut down yesterday for an indefinite
period.
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%s:;;':sE
By TEL
Revival of
The TiIton-Beecher Scandal.
Mrs. TiltOnss Latest
Confession .
THE TRUTH OF WHICH is
DENIED BY BEECHER!

NEW YORK, April 10.
All the papers nave long editorials on
Mrs. Tilton's latest confession of Grim
inalitv with Beecher. and the general
sentiment of the press is averse to the
threatened reopening of the scandal.
WHAT BEkCHER THINKS AND SAYS.
The following is an interview with
Mr. Beecher: Last night at Waverly in
coming down from the lecture platform
copy OF Mrs. Tilion's confession was
placed in his hand. lie read it quietly,
and seemed in no wise excited. In reply
to question as to what he intended TO
do. he said, Nothing. at present except
to give an explicit denial" lie seemed
to be more sorry for Mrs. Tilton than
troubled about himself.
Correspondent DO you believe
Mrs. Tilton wrote this of her own mind.
ar was she influenced:'
(Mr Beecher) Il have not spoken
with Mrs. Tilton for over two wears. |
was informed, several months ago, that
influences were being exerted through
her children and others, to effect a rec
opciliation with her husband, and that
she theoretically refused TO consider it
until he had publically exonersted her
from the charges brought against her.
II was only lev weeks ago, that a ru
NOR came to me that she was in NOR
bid aud self condemnatory state of mind.
Correspondent Has Mrs. Tilton
ever i1timatcd a consciousness of guilt
befOre?'
tMr. 3D. $50 far from il that il is i'm
possible to conceive, if her present con-
fc.sion is true, Of such an elaborate. pro-
lomged and extraordinary career OF
fS!>chood as she must have practiced.
MIR. Beecher recounted 10 the correspon.
dent in detail, Mrs. Tilon's former
statements and testimony, and con-
cluded by saving. against this long and
torurous career, / oppose my uniform
and unimpeachable truthiulness.
WHAT tOINsEL THINKS.
Vim. A Beach, senior Counsel for
Tiion, thinks it highly improbable that
Ms Tilton wrote any such acknowl-
cdgemeni TO blazon such a thing to the
world. Mr.. Tilton Is the only person
with sufficient motive to give the con-
fe--iun 10 the public. Mr.. Beach also
said That lie never would have any thing
more 10 do with the matter if ii came
i0 trial.
Judge Fullerton said before the trial,
Mrs Tilton went TO vsrious friends and
told the story Of her shame, that is why
| wanted TO have her a. a witness-since
the trial she confessed her guilt again in
private. 1t wonld be just like her 10
make public confession now, though |
can hardly believe she has done so. II
i possible that Tilton has had all Infer
view with her aud promised that il she
would confess her shame he would take
her back
Oliver Johnson places no credence In
tie confession.
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sop Jsp. Court. April Term. 1873.

Hon. JOHN A. PETERS. Justice Presiding
HUTSoN Il. SAUNDERS. Clerk.
AUGUSTUS r DFNFREUX. sheriff
WOODBURY. PULsIFER, Stenogrspher.
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FOR SALE.

colt tour years Old, color stone grey. Per
fcctly Kind and sound, weight about = 80 lbs
For particulars inquire at this Office.
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Business Notices.

Do you want TO save your children II you
do. 20 to @. A. Parcher and get box Of Fes-
senden's Worm Expeller. 1t Is the surest,
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by all druggists for % cents, or sent
by mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared by Fcssenden 4 Co., Rocklsnd,
Maine.
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A NEW VoLUME.-The numbers of LitteUs
Living Age for the weeks ending April 9Th
and 13th-the first two numbers of a new vol
ume-contain Equality, by Matthew Arnold,
FOrtnighfiy Reciesc; The English Language
As Spoken and Written, by Francis w. New
man, Contemporary; Madonna Dunya, BY
Emily Pfeider; Florence and the Medici, Fort
nightly; The Three Cities, by w. G. Palgrave,
COrakiu; Within the Precincts, by Mrs OH
plant, from advance sheets; ''n Re Galantuo-
mo, by James Montgomery Stuart, Aacma-
Ian; "Only JEAN" Blacknood, On the Decsv
Of Fine Manners, Cornhal; On Teaching En-
giish, by :. ". Newman, Frazer Sponsors
Erica, translated for The Lifting Age from the
German Of Frau Won Ingersleben; The Cente-
q the Gases, Nature; How Great Men Work,
Cdsseu; The Green Flag Of the Prophet,
CAGmbers's Journal; etc., etc.
For fifty-two numbers, Of sixty-four large
pages each Tor more than 5000 pages year..
the subscription price (eS) is low or for &c.
80 any one OF the American - monthlies or
weeklies Is sent with The Lifting Age for y
year. both post paid. Littell 4 Gay, Rossoa.
ere the publishers.
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Notice of Foreclosure.
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Lorenzo Linscott, OF Hancock IN
W the County OF Hancock and state of Maine
did by his deed OF mortgage, dated April list 1874
AND recorded in Vol l47. Page 90, Hancock Reg
istry OF Deeds, convey to me, the undersigned
Geo. farcherl. certain lot of land situated IN
SAID town of Hancock, bounded as follows
to wit: Beginning at the Southeast corner of said
Linseotps land, purchased OF Alfred Moore
thence Westerly on said last mentioned land y
rod. to said Lin-cotts Southwest corner and to
land OF l.: Jordan thence Southerly by said Jor-
dans land az reds; thence Easterly about u rods
TO WiswelPs land thence Sortheriy to place of
beginning. being the lot of land conveyed to said
Linseou by heirs OF Jos. Deiattre. The mot
gsYeor IN sad mortg age azieea that the right OF
redeeming SAID mortgage should be forever fore.
closed In two years after the commenceme The
conditions of SAID mortgage have-been broken
by reason whereof l claim "A foreclosure OF the
same. and give this notice TO- that purpose ac.
cordng to stsiutes.
GEORGE PARCHER.
Ellsworth, April stb, 1878 3wI5
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ID l + ID i.

Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Nasse and
Age. mvss be paid for.
Ellsworth-April 18th, Francis A. Dutton,
aged 81 years, 10 months.
Birch Harbor-April 9th, Mrs. LYDIA Wad.
lieh,
hiueaill-Xaroh 90th, Daniel Peters, aged
6 Year,, month, 8 days.
Winter Harbor-April 10Th, Charles Il. Crane,
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Notice u. 8. Internnl-Revemu
Special Taxes,

Under the Revised Statutes of the United
- States, Sections 3232. SsjT, 323s, and Sggy
every person engaged in any business Avocation
or employment, which renders him liable to a
special tax, Is required To procure and place and
keep conspicuously in his establi shment or place
of business a STAMP denotinx the payment OF
said special tax for the specialize year begin
ming May !, 1878. Section 324t, Revised Statutes
desianates who are liable to special tax. A re-
turn. as prescribed on Form l /, is also required
by law of every person liable to special tax as
above: Severe penalties are prescribed for non
compliance with the foregoing requirement. or
for continuing In business alter April 80, 1875
without payment of tax.
Application should be made to GARDNER s.
DAsFoKrH, Dept. Collector of Internal Revenue,
at Bangor, or
FRANKLIN j. ROLLINS,
Collector, ~ Exchange St.
iwl5 Portla nd, Maine
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Memoranda,

Barque W Dresser. from savannah. arrived
At Bueuos Ayr-s March 5. reports lost part Of
decs load OF lumber on the passage.
sch Louisa smith. (of Castinel Webber while
running for Seal Iiarbur tih inst, struck Long
Ledge and knocked OF fore foot and part OF
keel. and sustained other damage. She was as.
si,ed OF by The crew OF the Life Station.
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NJ A II RI e ..

Winter Harb,r-Aprii 10th, Mr.. Mason c.
Springer and Miss Hattie NJ. Hooper, Of
Franklin.
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TIE CONSTITUTIONAL cArAssH REMEDY

strikes a, the root, builds up the constitution,
makes 1t new. and drives away Catarrh and all
diseases o. the mucuous membranes. and their
attendant pains and sches, pertaining to head
back, shoulders, kidneys and throat. 1y40
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Bar Harbss.
The Temperance League of this place
met on Thursday evening. April llth, E.
G. Desisle. President. The meeting was
opened with prayer by Rev. Mr.. Gould
followed with singing nv the choir. The
following officers were chosen: President
j. II. Douglass; Vice President. Melvin
Joy; Treasurer. A. l. Higgins; Secret .ry.
f. g. Desisle. A few well chosen remarks
were made by Mr. Desisle and Melvin JOY :.
who are earnest workers in the cause after
which the meeting adjournea TO meet OH
Thursday evening April ls- II.
Nsrsh seAswirk.
Any Lodge of Good Templars desiring
to ipvite the nsxt peeting Of Hancock Dis
trict Lodge. the second Tuesday 10 May.
will please address, Rev. Jos. II. Taylor.
North Sedgwick.
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MARINE LIST.

Ellsworth Port.
Tue sday. April >.
ARRIVED.
sch Julia Edna. Yerrin. BAR Harbor.
SAILED.
sch Mineols. Fallertoa. Boston.
sch Elizabeth, Young. DO.
sloop kxcursIon kAier. " aIdoboro.
Wednesday. April 10.
SAILED.
sch Talent. Bunker, Cranberry Isles.
Sch Annie Collins, Cousins. BluehiII.
sch Agnes Mabel. Mcfarland Eden.
Thursday. April II.
ARRIVED.
Sch Josephine. Iurvey. NJ, Desert.
sch Accumula,or. Turner. Isle au Haul.
sch VIM Pickering, BeliAly. Boston.
Friday. April u.
ARRIVED.
>eh Mary eastman. Patien. Boston.
sCh Red Rover springer. Boston
sch westerIoo. Whitaker. Boston.
Sch olive branch. " hitaker Boston
sch thas Upton. hief, Boston.
sch Cay OF Ellsworth, Grant. Portland.
saturday, April Is,
SAILED
Sch Mountain Laurel. Ferrtll. Providence
sunday. April u.
ARRIVED.
Sch David Faust smith Providence
sch Catherine, Jordan. Boston.
sch Agenora, Hutchlns. Boston.
sch Pair Dealer Dodge, Boston.
sch senator. Bonsey, Boston
Sch Express, Lord. Bangor.
Monday. April Is.
ARRIVED.
Sch 5 Lawreace DAVIS. Boston.
Sch Globe, Bemlck, -.
Tuesday, April 10.
SAILED.
Sch Otrontn, Hammond. Boston.
Sch Panama, MIHken, Boston.
sch Dexter. Potter. Boston.
sch JaIla Edna, ferrill. bar Harbor.
sch Accumulaior, Turner, Isle au Haut.
Sch Express, Lord, Bangor.
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THis Is to give Notice that petition has been
= presented to the Court, this 18th day OF March
is.s by Amasa S. Emerton, of Bucksport a
hankrup, praying that he may be decreed TO have
null discharge from all his debts. provabie under
me van krapt ACT. and upon reading said Petition,
mad upon the same, OIL the LIST Monday of June,
A. ID. ISIS, before thu Court in Port land in said
meeting OF the creditors OF said Bankrupt, be
held before Charles Hamlin, Esq. Register. on
tne sixth day OF May 1878, and the third
meeting OF the same on the sixth day Of May
isIs, and that notice thereof be published in the
Ellsworth American. and the Bangor Daily Wing
Courier, newspapers printed in said Dis
tr.et. once q week for three successive weeks
md once in the weekly Bangor Courier. the last
publication to be thirty days at least before the
day OF hearing and that all creditors who have
proved their debts and other persons in interest,
may appear h. sa Id time and place, and sho
cause II any they have why the prayer OF said
Petition should not be granted.
WIN. p. PREBLE,
swl5' Clerk Of District Court, for aid District
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Instanter cures Tooothsche 10 one moment
3il
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In the District Court of the United states for the
District of Maine.
In the matter OF
n. 4 j. X. BASSETT Yin bankruptcy
Bankupts.}
DISTRICT OF MAINE. sat- Bangor the I'd dav
OF April, A. d. 1878.
THE undersigned hereby gives notice u Ms ap.
i pontment rs Assignee OF Nehemiah B;,asett
and Joshua X. Bassett, OF Verona In the County
Of Hancock and state of Asiue. wi tha2 said Dis
trict. who have been adjudged kaskrupts upon
their own petition individually as.i psrtners.
under the style o. y. . J. T. HaAaett BY the Dis.
ruary. 1878.
OSCAR z. CUNNINGHAM,
swi3 Assignee, BsckspOss.
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PATIENTS.

\. LEHAAks. Solicitor Of Patents, washing
ton DC. NJ esteat No Fay. ssnd fsr Circular
:yYl7
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WHAT Nh. TILToN SAYS.

A correspondent saw Mr.. Tilton at
Richmond Centre, Iowa, where he was
to lecture las: night and communicated
to him the contents of Mrs. Tiltous card.
Mr.. Tilton bad nothing to say in regard
10 il, nor as to whether be had or had
not amy consultation with his vile,
whether in person by letter or through
friends. Neither would be saw whether
reconciliation was probable or wheth-
or he contemplated it with her.
ELMIRA. \. V, April 10th.
All attempts TO interview Henry
Ward Beecher this morning failed. A
large crowd gathered about the train on
the Erie road 10 catch glimpse Of him.
lie lectures at Bath, n Y, tonight.
WHAT BEEcHKR's AGENT SAYS.
Mr.. Pond, agent for Beecher, said, /
believe Mr.. Beecher is convinced that
Mrs. Tilton is now under the absolute
control of her husband, that she loves
him and that this letter of confession is
the price she pays for a reconciliation.
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Charles G. Burrill, Ag't,
Corner Of Sssse and Atll Streets
Ellsworth, Maine.
lyrl 70
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Domestic Ports.

WISrEK HAR8oR-Ar Is, -ch Wyoming. Eoss
Ponce Porto Rico, Blaekwarrior, stevens. Bos.
ton
sid Is. sch yoming Foss. ST John Il.
Ar Is. sch \ G. Brooks smallidEc Boston.
; W HAkBoR-Ar IL, u ) steamer Dallas
Ar H. sch Gamecoek, Robinson, from Portland
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In the District Court of the Uuited States
District of Maine.
In the matter of
AMASA 3. EMERTON, SIN BANKRUPTCY
Bankupt.)