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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-03-20
Boston Traveller ]

A tragedy illustrative OF Southern life
and typical OF a class OF affairs frequently
occurring In that section Is reported from
Atlanta, Ga. On Tuesday last Col. Robert
A. Allston. well known as journalist and
politician. member of the State legisla-
ture. had personal rencontre-''d difficulty"
We believe Is the euphemisiic local term
for such ahairs-wIth one Capt Edward
Cox. which resulted in the former receiv-
ing his death wound from n revolver 10 the
hands of Capt. Cox. The cause Of the
trouble was a quarrel ansing out OF the
sale OF Senator GOrJon's interest 10 the Do
torious State convict lease by Allstou, act
ing as Gordon's agent
Cox being a sub-lessee under Gordon,
wished a certain party 10 become the
purchaser, but as Allston did not think IL
10 his principals Interest 10 follow his rec
concentrations In the matter, Cox deter
mined to kill him. and deliberately accom-
plisbed his purpose. There Is nothing in
all this calling for special comment The
customary Southern way of intinating 10
4 man that you do not agree with him 10
politics is TO kill him, and there is no par
ticuisr reason why this edectual method of
remonstrance and admonHion should not
be found equally available in commercial
Dixon's line disagreement means death
is SO old that it needs no printing. the tale
so oft-told as 10 require no adornment
But what gives q peculiar Significance to
this particular case Is the fact that about
fortnight since the same Col. Allston
wrote to the New York Tribune in answer
TO some assertions made by ''Gaih" 10 the
Philsdelpbia Press concerning the lawless
condition Of society at the South.
Lite and property, he stated, were just
as secure la Georgia as In any other part
impartially enforced and justice dealt out
TO murderers. His death la open day at the
hands Of cowsrdly assassin is the most cou-
elusive reply TO the first part Of his state
ment. Judging from numberless prece-
dents !; is in no way probable that the
hanging OF his murderer will vindlcste the
correctness Of the latter assertion.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-03-20

We clip the following from the Belfast
Journal relative Ia the election In that city
last week:
The hard money lightning on Monday.
struck the biggest bull In the 0reenbsck
herd. Mr.. Rust, who was put forward AS
the GreeubacA and Democratic candidate
for mayor Of this city, has been for year
past pTe-eminently the central figure In the
eastern portion of the stste-the rSprrs.n-
tative and apostle OF the new Greenback
aud imitation theory A. We have before
said. and As We still have no doubt was
really the case, he was put forward as
candidate for this position In the eslisf that
MS Greenbsck fame, and the personal pop
ularity which 1t was hoped would attach
10 him from bis record, would float him
safely into the coveted position. IL was .
bold but = hazardous experiment. The
Republicans and their Democratic allies
accepted the issue. which Mr.. Rust pre-
sented In his speech of acceptance, ard
went into the fight, 4 compact. determined
and hopeful body. They worked together.
worked with 8 will, aud with the best of
feeling. The fortunes of the fight that
were with them al the start, waned not for
q moment during the day. The occasion
brought out not only men unaccustomed
To an active part In local politics, but men
who had never before worked for 8 com
mon political object; and they stood shout
der 10 shoulder all that day. The tnaxim
Of our editorial neighbor that those who
think alike should act together" was
proved to have double-edged Significance.
When the polls closed at four O'Clock, IL
was found that the friends OF sound cur
rency had elected their excellent candi-
date, Mr.. swan, by ninety-two majority
and had carried four out OF the five wards.
quiet satisfaction pervaded the ranks Of
the victors, while great sorrow tell upon
the Greenbackers. and enshrouded the Age
office In gloom.
We have no feeling OF e1ultailou to eK-
press that Mr.. Rust has been personally
defeated 10 his aspirations, but do feel. 10
common with our allies, that good work
has beer done in oyerthrowing locally a
pernicious and dangerous doctrine. The
result is conclusive evidence not only OF
the decline OF Greenbaekism. but tina, It's
life Is To be even brieier than was supposed
Many men In this city, whose votes In sup
port OF the heresy last fall were puzzle To
their friends, on this occasion renewed
their old party allegiance, saving that they
we're satisfied Of their error"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-03-20
SULPHUR BITTERS
LNDISPTT1BLE
Evidence.
Miraculous Cure.
IL WANT EVERYBODY IN TIE WORLD
TO KNOW IT"

OAK BLufFs, Mariha's Vineyard. sept /, 1871.
1t IA with a happy heart that write .be.e few
lines to you, aud want eycry body In the whole
world to know whaI your great SULPHUR BIT
TEX, have done tor me. frt.cn years ago
caught violent cold riding la q IA Ia storm. IAc
next day was sick abcd " th Typhoid fever, and
upon reeoy srtng from that two large ulcers broke
out. one ON each les. which kept continually dis
charging have bc.a attended by the best doc
tors in The country, and at the Bellevue hospital
the doctors wished TO Iakc leg Of. Nothing
that took helped ne. and made up nv mind 20
die, and did not care u dad, tor a mote missr
able being than coald not be- NJ face was Gov
cred with B!otches and scales. and my body with
kTuptIons. Ia ye been wheeled around tor the
past sis years and have spent thousands OF dol
iaTs. Last spring Dr, Spencer advises, me to ~
10 the seashorr. and perhaps Tie change would do
me good, out to no purpose. as l rapidly grow
soTse. and my wife aud friends gave me up. On
the srst Of July Mr. Moore visited me and bruu xhI
inc bottle Of your SULPHUR BlITERs Tor me
10 take. told him would not. | had no faith In
anything lie was 50 persistent in bis demands
dbl, aad to my unbognded JOY in icw days b.
gan 70 feel better my appetite improved and food
began TO iook good To me. My bowels began to
get regular, a thing haj not knowu Tor - years
The crupttons len my body. those dl.quIetlng
ulcers on my legs began to cease dlsCharslng ana
grew smaller every day. and now. thaass TO a
mere iiul tod, am well. can walk thrve miles
without fatigue, and have gained In weight tween.
~ Two pounds. My ssIh Is smooth. have taken
eishE bottles ami one ulcer Is perfectly cured and
ma other Is Rapidly closing up. and nos LARK
rr than pea. May Gods sing rest ON y,-u
and your ~ondrriai SULPHUR BlITERs Is The
humble prayer OF
Yours truly.
JOuS II. NARsDES.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-03-20

Judge Johnston. OF Cincinnati. states
that he WAS with Abraham Lincoln one
day when \ committee came TO ask the
President TO suspend the draft until after
his second election on the ground of its
appropriately. Ssid Mr. Lincoln, quietly,
"what is the Presidency TO me II haze no
countryT whereupon the committee re-
tired. The judge says also Mr.. Stanton
told me the next day o: so after Lincoln's
death that there was time when the meu-
bers VI his cabinet and he disputed on
questions OF policy. but they so often fonnd
themselves wrong and Lincoln right. he
came 10 haye bis own way, and they &,
have entire confidence in his inspirations. :
Is they called them. He was . man Of
wonderfully clear inspirations. . msn who
employed no spies or others TO collect
stories. but judged OF the public sentiment
by inQuiring Into bis own breast, and ask
ing himself what ought to be done"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-03-20
A CoSpUcroR.s pprn,c.vxvr

CONDUCTORS PREDICAMxNr. - The
Portland Press says: "rhe conductor OF
The Pullman train. east, had a singular ex
perience the other night. Passing through
car he noticed a passenger asleep and
poked him In the leg, to awake him, and
get his ticket. The passenger did not re-
spond. Then the conductor piuched his
leg. Still no sign. The conductor pinched
harder. Still the slumberer dreamed on.
The conductor then concluded to go
through the car. collect the rest Of the
tickets. and make job Of this chap after
he had finished the collection. Having re-.
turned, he seized the fellow by the leg and
gave II tremendous ysnk, when TO his
horror and surprise the l-g-a wooden
one came OF in his Two hsns. And then
the conductor begged his friends not 10
give bin away 70 those COMPOUNDED news.
paper fellows"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-03-20
The XLVIth Congress.
Extra Session

At the opening OF the frst session OF the
&6th. Congress IN the House Tuesday.
Clerk Adams called to order and 2s5
members. GALL but two. O'Reiliv. and
James OF New York answered 10 their
names.
Randall. Garfield aud Wright. Of Pa.
were then nominated for Speaker.
On the first vote. Randall had ls3 Gar
field rs. Wright -. Kelley. OF Pa. l..
Necessary 10 elect ls3. Randall having u
a msjority was declared duly elected.
O'Reilly. came in just In season 10 vote.
making the ballo, for Randall IA.
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DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS.

DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS.
/ Ne - 10 gave notice that on the 9Th eay n,
-, nhch, A. d. 1873, supplemental warran, i
hahkfuptey was issued AGAINST the e.tspa =,
ohasles a. aass, Individually and a. memh.r ~ ~
az ais % russ Baobage, and Warren Fr,n
Y; RUSS company, of Deer Isle in tbe Co.a.r
e,iaa.s anu state OF Maine, who has are5.
a.. uasen bankrupt on his own Petit,as maj
.iIh payment oil any debts and deliye.v -, s
property belonging to such baat1an, % any
nm a., use. ana me transfer of any propeTIy bv
crsa arr '"roiden by law; tina, meetipg Of M,
asots. and to choose one or more assjgn.a 49,
IN 81 te, or Faty tbs choice of the Assiyna.
paneo appointed, will be held at a Coart oT
ISnnaniaps1y, 70 be holden at Custom House IN
- ofsh. before Charles Hamlin, Ess Essa.,ar !"
NJ. " :" 'o''' a. Il oclock,
T. ID. CHAMBERLAIN
Al, Deputy U. :, Marshal
District of dame
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The Democratic Pre~,.~m..

"A Washington special says that pro-
gramme for the called session has been
suggested by number of Democrats. II
Is to meet, organize and appoint but one
commltiee-that on appropriations-whic
VIII at once agree upon aud repor, legis-
lative. executive aud judicial appropriation
hiiI, exactly like that reported aud passed
oy the House at its last session. This is
TO be passed by the House aud senate at
once. and then 20 TO tie President Tor sp-
prevail or veto.
No oih-i measure. not even the Army
Appropriation bill, will be considered until
The legislative bill reaches the President
IL he approves 1t the army appropriation
bull viii be put through both Houses with
out delay, and II approved by the President
Congress will adjourn without taking up
any other legislation. II, however, Hayes
veioes the legislative bill the programme
Is To adjourn without even considering the
army bill. II Hayes calls another session
the same programme will be carried out
AT all events the proposition l. to make the
called session very short. whether the put
pose for which 1t is called Is accomplished
or not This plan il said To be endorsed
by upwards OF 25 members.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-03-20

The appointment Of Geo. Tolman. Of
Deer Isle, IS Warden OF the State Prison.
was confirmed by the Executive Council
Friday DIR. james n. Bates Of Yarmouth
and Geo. +. Church Of Cherryfeld. were
confirmed as Trustees OF the Reform
school. Mr.. Church declined the position
by telegraph. Mr.. Z. b. Bigelow OF Liver
more, was noAinsted IS State Liquor
Agent. vice Chase removed. The lime for
the annual fast will be the same as that
fixed for the National fast.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-03-20

The good housewife, when she IL giving her
house its spring renOysting, should bear in
mind that the dear inmates Of her house are
more precious tbsn many houses, and that
their systems need cleansing BY purifying the
prevent and cure the diseases arising from
spring malaSis and missma, and she must know
that there d nothing th,i will do il 70 perfectly
and surely - Hop Bitter. the purest and best
" ws@icipes. Bee aeother colp1n.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-03-20

Why Is the country to be cursed by an
extra session of Congress; There is q
simple question. Here is q piair answer
Because the Democratic politicians insisted
on loading down the Appropriation bills
with political matter, which had no more
business there than IL had in the almanac.
This Is all there is TO IT, Let the blame fall
where IL belOngs.-BOston He'aid lind.
Dem.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-03-20

tbA4oN
members Of the class OF so have been elsct-
ed as Editors OF the Orient. for the ensu-
ing year. viz: ii. W. Grindle, T.. O..
Spring, II A. Wing. T.. W. Bartlett. W.
l.. Dane. T.. c. Burbank and =. ". Hall.
Junior part men, +. Winter. A. NJ. Ed
wards. Frank Goulding aud W. II. Chap
man.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-03-20

Archbishop Of Canterbury, Bishops OF
London. Winchester and Oxford, and sew
eral other Preistes performed the marriage
ceremony Of the Duke Of Coonaught and
Princess Margaret. At the CONCLUSION the
hsilelujah chorus was given. AendeissShn's
W eddinR March WAS played and salnte
BY cannons eonDleted the ceremonies.
1T il rumored that Russia desires to ne
xousss loan Of 81, 00o, 0Qo.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-03-20

1t is estimated that several Thousand
persons were drowned by the food At SEE
gediu in Hungary. In . city CT 10000 in
bsbitants. only q few hundred houses re-
main standing. The town was situated on
low land. aSd the bursting Of dams during
high water. caused flooding of the city to
. depth Of several feet.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-03-20
a Q a II ID.

To all W no are suffering from the errors and
indi seretions Of youth. nervous weakness, carly
decay. loss OF manhood. &c. 1 will send a reetpe
That will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by a missionary in
south America. send a self A,iir essed envelops
10 the REV. Joskrn t. IskAs Station ID. Bible
Hour. New York City. Iyi "a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-03-20

Michel Vincent, formerly famous in
France and this country Is the Iron Man,
died lately la San FranciseO. His strength
was enormous, one OF his feats being to
Lift 800 pounds from the nonr to hi. Shout.
der; but he too often raised glass OF lio-
uor frou bsr TO bis mouth, aud finally
died Of inteLlpersDee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-03-20
Notice..

70 whom Il may concern, notice 10 hereby Civ
en- ihst 4, THIS day reingush to my minor son
s sa, "a. o.fatton the remainder Of his minority:
lena, snai cram none OF his earnings; nor pay any
debts Of bis contracting alter this date. '
ELIJAH sTRATTON.
u, Witness u. l.. Stratton.
oA' AAfen III, lsS 3wi2s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-03-20

Don't faH TO Try DR.. Kimbsll,s Bals.m. n,
Coughs, Colds, HOarseness, Soreness Of he
Throat. Cheet, Lungs, &c. A pIeaasnt Ana
eaectpal remedy. Satisfsction susrsnteed ~
mnoney refunded. Prics = 8 80 centa, by Ill
DtuU. 1yr7,
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

SAMCEL T. PAGE. of East Bncksport In the
~ County of Hancock And State OF Maine on the
Ath DAY of May. A. ID. ISIS. BY his deed OF that
BOOK III. Page 81. conveyed to Timothy Sye of
Bangor. feuobscot CoautY State OF Matte in
mortgage certain parcel OF real estate wHh tn
buildings thereon sitsats in SAID East Bucksport
IN the HeSeY settlement 50 called. and bountrd
snh described as follows on the aOrth by laad OF
ocorse rage and Thomas Hssey, cast by land ct
aquilia Atwood, south by land Of W ilHam DUN
by, west BY land OF George Page. said parcel
was devised to said Page BY his father AMI con
Jams ninety acres more or less. A nj whereas
SAID Timothy Syc Aforesaid did by hts deed Of
assignment, convey 20 me On the afth day OF An
guAt a. ID. Isis, all hIs right title and Interest IN
and to said mortgage and dcx thereby secured
Now, therefore. The conditions Of said murtKavr
having been brokenI by virtue OF said ass game 10
claim to fOscclose the zane and give this notice
for that purpose.
JOHN KING
by o. Z. CUNNINGHAM Att'y
BuCkspoTt. March Is Ls1g 5wI.
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District Court OF the United States, pi.triet OF

Maine. VI
In the matter Of
JOHN ii. DoUGLAss, IN BANKRUPTCY
Bankrupt
ms Is 10 give notice that a petition has bs,-.
= presented 90 the Court, this s-h day of arcs
ls's. ~ John III Douglass, OF Eden a Rapkrupt
individually and as a member OF the firm Of Ianug
a-s and Desisle, PRAYING that he ,nay b., de, ree
70 nave iuil disrharge from all his debts indi
niduAi anu copartnership. provable under The
bsnAtupt Act and upon rca1lnz said Petition
II Is okDtkEp, by the Court that heartn. Ia.
aan upon the same, on the LIST Monday Of June
a; ~ is's. before the Court in Portland in said
district at Ten O'Clock, A. NJ, aud that the .ec.,pd
meeting OF The creditors Of said Bankrupt be held
ociote ShAs. Hamlin, Esq, Register on the 2lsl
uay Oh March 1873, asd the third meeting of me
same on the sist day OF March, 1872 and thai no
sse thereof DC published in the Bangor Dajiy
wing and Courier. and the Ellsworth American
he~spapers printed in said District once A week
tof three successive weeks. and once in the week
bangor courier the last publication TO b.,
thirty Gays AT least eefore the day Of bearing ami
mat All creditors who have proved their debt-
anu othef persons IN interest, may appear At said
uhc anu pace and anew cause, they have,
y ny the prayer oil ss,d Hesssfoa should not be
granted
5wIi wMp pppptp
Clerk OF District Court, for SAID District
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bssgrs Of WoytAless Emisasioss. Inquire
for Addms0N's B0taHtc BaJsam. Take no
other, see that the name OF r. W. Kinsman -
bscvn y the gis.s. Is'curss Asthma, Coughs,
Colds, &c. = CT.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-03-20
GEN advertisements.
For. sale Chean

- sToRf aud halt house. containing &
,sssp rooms all finished. Has q small bs IN
pelW and Wood shed attached. Has three
ioarths OF an acre OF land and a good shore priy
iese Is situated at the mouth OF Union River
east side FOR further particulars inquire OF
SwI2' l.. J. HODGkINs
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Fishing Vessel for Sale

sGnr. T. Cowsll." capacity lloO o.in.
nv vs .., iound IN all Fishing Gear excenting
IaD'e. VIII be cold low. Apply to
A, Z. b. GARDNER
Raeks2ort, Ne.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-03-20

"A deficiency OF nearly $4,000 exists In
county auditor and treasursr's Offices OF
YiDeennes, Indisna.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-03-20

m ne road from Trssson 70 NJ Des.r. ,... -.
~ you enaee. ss saturday. March sS. iarss
esaca ovesco9S. The aodsF viii ooaise 4 = - n.
~ o0cs II ~ kllsvorN Aasstess. ''ss -
"a. n...n =, - jA3ta GARLAND.
~ Wv lWI2s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-03-20

I consider personal assault a sufncient ''proyo-
eatioa" Tor leaving any man to bed and
BOARD The bed was nine. bought by my frat bus
band. as was the stove and furniture which Geo
% sold; and pocketed the proceeds, for which I
have received no remuneration
CLARA Z. GRINDLE
Se'S' AArch isth. io's. lwI2s
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pt.tr'e, coar; of the Uuite, states. District Of

Maine. 20
la the matter Of
Bankrupt. }
THls Is To give notice that petition has b..rn ,r,
sehted to the Court ths slh iay Of March 10,
BY Chas 4. Rus ,of Deer Isle "A Bantrupt mai a
ualiy and a. member Of the arm OF Ru.a ma
bahbasc and warren Trundy, Kass and Compa
NJ pray ing that he may be decreea to nav. a Am
discharge from all bis debts, individual aou "a
partnership, provable under the Eaasrunt 4 ~
and upon reading said Petition
IL u ORDERED by the Court that heariu. h.,
mad upon the same, on the LIST Monday OF la.
A ID, 1873, before the Court IN Portland. IN .,Lf
Dlsutet at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ -, aad thai m. .rcnnJ
meeting OF the creditors Of said Bankrupi be hell
oeiore thas. Hamlin, Esq. Register, on me g.I
dAy Of March, lsiY, and the third me.tlng OF M.
same on The ilst day OF March, 1879. an. th.t No
tier thereof be published Ia the bangor p.IIv
" mig ana Courier and the Ellsworth A msr,r.1
newspspers nntcd 10 said District once a 49,
Tor three successive weeks, and once Ia the x..t
~ Bangor Courier. the last publication 70 h. M
y aay al least before the day OF hsartn. ga
mat all creditors who have proved theIr t.h' /.
anu other persona ia interest, may appear at satI
| ae and place, and show cause, Il any the, -.
why the prayer OF said Petition should mi ~.
granted. N'N NC
"M z. PREBLE
Geek OF District Court. for said pistr,st
3~ll '''i va
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In the District Court OF the United s,.,.. r
district of Maine. i"f the
In the matter oil
JOHN II. DOUGLASS, ISR.Sgpupr,.x
BankIupt.l
NoIiCE 10 given that the End and I'd ,,sa,,,o.
~ Of creditors will be held March Flat ICE 3,
~ O'Clock NJ at the Custom House In Eils
u uoI.n. before Mr.. Register HamIin, Tor the mr.
poses named in sections 5O92 and asta 80,
U. 5. Title Bankruptcy. -" o. Vi
CHAS. ii. RICE,
March q 1870 Assignee.
' 3wll
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SULPHUR HTTERS.

Ose 81 che ssiess speeche. made he.
rese jesst es@ssssee Of the Iaesse ssa
senate. Isss March. Vas shss Of Mrs.
Sehs 0arsss, 81 Lawrence. Mrs, Rsar-
sea ts sn interchangeable worker IN the
temperance essse, = woman 81 rare
sssilsy ssd eioSsesre. Near her Y, rslscG
i'ssr sirs II have been. from my youth. a SUI
feter from DyspePsia, accompanied by severe TT
tcxs of sick headache las. ing three four days.
have tried remedies innnmerabie, but without
Obtaining sny permanent benefit Early this
spring purchased bottle OF SULPHUR BIT.
TIERS. Before had taken one bottle began To
isel the good effects OF IT, and having taken three
BOTTLES Hnd myself able 10 eat any Kind Of food
without being troubled with Dyspepsia. I have
bad out one attack OF sirk headache In that time
and very slight one. gladly give this testima
NAL. In the hoe that others may lie induced TO
save themselves such suffering by taking the
SULPHUR BirrERS.
MRS. JOHN BARTON
No 81 Meshuen street, Lawrence, Mass
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In tbe nsiTics Court of the Uuited st.,., ~. -.
District Of Maine. '"i 'he
in the matter OF
CHAS. A. RUSS SIN RANxprprcx
Bankrupt.
NOTlCE Is given that the and and I'd general
~ meetings OF creditors will BE- held A. Ire cas
IeM rouse In Ellsworth. March 2Ist 1873 At Ia
veiock n. before Mr.. register HamIia tor
tne purposes named IN sect ans 503s and sgss n
> off,. $. Title bankruptcy. ="
THOMAS wA3REN
na.. ,s-a Assignee.
" - Ao'ss 3wil
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z. A. LEnAAHH. soliciter sf P,sssts. wssAi.,
'0saD.c' NO Psssss No Pay. - Or CirssIss
s3rl7
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SUMMARY OF ASSETS.

AGENTS.
A. y. DRf y II WATER Eiisvsrsh NJ
- H. ~ AsA ELL Deer lsie NE
SWis
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The H0LYOKE MUTUAL FIRE ms. CO.
of Salem. Mass,
AUGUSTUS sTO my, President.
THOMA A. n. jon SOW. sec'y.
Statement January !, 1879.
CASH AssErs............ Alsl Nh IA
Reserve Tor Rensur ance......sil5sa 90
Osher Liabilities, including
Losses unpaid. .........-.y $50 IS - las sTl n
surplus AZ regards policy
holders. $50, ll5 II
Guarantee Capital { ashl....... IOo.oa 90
Surplus over Guarantee
Capital tNl. rs II