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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-04-29
Letter from Washington.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. April "A. 1880.

"AnhiN"ioS, ~. u, Aprh -. 1851
The Democrats are very much troubled at
the healthy condition OF the Tilden boom.
and efforts to help along Hancock and other
candidates do not seem to discourage the
Iildenites bit. Nevertheless il is probably
fair to say that Tilden canno; be nominated.
although he may get the most delegates for
the reason that he cannot get two-thirds.
which are required to nominate in the Dem
ocratic Convention.
Senator Hill once more got up his bin to
unseai Senator Kellogg and had it discussed.
But II Is so apparent that some Of his friends
do not take kindly to it that think the ir-
repressible Georgian is good deal discour-
aged about it. Perhaps that feeling is what
made him threaten with personal violence
the other day a newspaper correspondent
who reported that he was trying to compro-
mise his scandal case with Miss Raymond
Hill is in bad condition IN several WAYS
\ bill introduced in the Senate provides
for the suppression Of contagious and infcc
tious diseases in domes;icated animals. 1t
was prepared BY DR.. Lyman. Of the Agricul-
tural Bureau, in accordance with the recon-
mcndations contained in Commissioner lie
Dues repor, on the subject,
We hear much talk here Of number Of
gentlemen in Missouri. calling themselves
anti-third-term Republicans, who have
pledged themselves 10 First, Prevent Grants
nomination if possible; and, Second. no, to
support him in case he is nominated. These
gentlemen are very positive in saving what
they won't do for their party, but the qucs-
ton IN my mind il What can they do. Can
they carry the State Of Missouri if Blaine, or
sherman, or Elmuud,, head the national
ticket. II they can, why then their oppo,i-
ton to a third term 1, all vel enough. But
If they cannot. it strikes ne they are making
talk much too loud in proportion to their
consequence as po'dic2s power Ru' shat
! wan, q say N particular j. Whoever our
candidate is. 20 assure success We must unite
Oh him solid, no scratching" 40 !ukcwarm-
ness. but a solid hearty supper; that viii
sweep the election nest fab. and hope bury
the Democratic party. and it, principle
dacp
It looks a. though Nj. Vanderbilt, the
oancr " Madison Square Garden might ~
able 20 &c, rid Of some Of h. wealth in set
;liu. the damage, iar lo.s 81 III and limb
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-04-29

The MAY Dtte .imdks Is soyn a, thick
with pictures a. the spring wayside. are with
dandeiion,. The opening story. one OF Sophie
May best. The Twin Cousins ha. three H.
Illustrations, and Miss Lathbury's Spring snow
Storm" j. the most charming picture possible
Mr.. Sbillaber Mrs. Partingion) in ..rhe In
invited Guest tells capital bear story and
Mrs. A. u. Diaz. in ''Annetta's Diary pro-
vides bit of quiet fun for the little ones One
Of the best stories In the number is .'Jim's
Troubles" by Grandmere Julie. +. A con
tributes very interesting article about that
pioneer in children's literature. Jacob Abbott
full Of tender "reminiscences. Mr. BeniaIniu,s
paper in the American Artists series is about
Edwin Lord Weeks, the oriental painter, and
has i've illustrations. A very sumnery article
is How we went Birds Nesting the first o.
four papers on this subject by Amsnda B. Har,,
ris. II is illustrated by three beautiful full.
page drawings by G. f. Barnes W. Rodf, h
contributes an amusing picture I'm Ye Ol,len
Times-The Puritan Schoo'master,- and ],
h. Francis, the cai-artist, has four very funny
drawings for an amusing poem for the little
folks. The three serials, Five Little Pep
pers,r 1.-TWO Young Homesteaders,, and PRO
lessor NJ. T. Paul." are very entertaining and
pleasant, none of them being tales that win de-
velop the boys into highwaymen or runaway
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-04-29

There ought to be good temper in the
Republican discussion of what is the wisest
action 10 take at Chicago. The FIVE gentle
men whose names are mentioned" in con-
nection with the presidential nomination are
able, upright and Trustworthy Republicans,
who are personally qualified for the execu-
tive chair, and whose public and party SER
vices entitle them TO immunity from deiama-
ton at the hands of Republican newspapers.
The disposition TO labor for the nomination
of one candidate by breaking down the hold
of others upon the popular confidence. is
too common. A full and frank eonsidera
lion Of all phases of the question is desira-
BILE, but it ought to begin with the admission
that the opposition can be relied upon TO
rancoreusly assail any candidate who may
be nominated, with the resolution that the
Republicans will leave to it a monopoly of
abusing the leaders of their own party
detroit Fost.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-04-29

When 4 mans convictions do not ac-
cord with his party. the proper course for
him j. TO leave II, and not TO PLAY the hypo-
critic by attempting TO hold THE balance Of
power in is nominating caucuses. If
every man, moreover. were 10 insist upon
the nomination of his personal preference
~ this Test man to b. elected,' no party
could survive a single campaign, and the
country would become the prey of factions.
In country where the majority controls
only average men will be chosen as a rule
to places Of power, for the same reason that
a stream cannot rise above its source.
Again, the best men" are not necessarily
those whose only qualification is their in
tegrity. With patriots, right ideas of gov
ernment, ability, aptitude, experience,
strength Of character, as well as integrity
and honesty of purpose. are demanded IN
the men who are to administer the affairs OF
State Concord Monitor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-04-29
RlaiuesS Chances.

A recent Washington despatch to the Bos-
ton Journal says that a Pennsylvania Re-
publican Congressman who had just returned
from the hot Springs, and who is himself a
Grant man. says that from conferences had
with prominent Illinois Grant n,sn enroute,
he learns that Grants friends are much dis
couraged az to the political outlook in Hi
nols and greatly fear that Grant will not carry
the State Convention. If Gran; is defeated
il will be by Blaine
The same gentleman states that the Re
publican disafiection in his own State PENN
is SO great that it will be impossible for
Grant to receiye tbs vote of the united del
egation.
1t is said that the main point In Blaine's
programme is 10 break the unit rule in Penn
sylvania and New York, a. we'll as to pre-
vent Grant from securing the vote Of ILL.,
nois.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-04-29

1t will be remembered ,aat y-si} la,i
fan Rev. !. :. kalloch % san Francisco vas
>ho; and seriously wounded bs Charlie, De
Young. one Of thu editor. Of thc ttrauiri,
in that ,l!} The cause Of the shooting was
an attack made 70, hsl5ch on the character
o. The mother Of the DE Young. iicceui!y,
a pamphlc, appeared IN San Francisco. CIV
ing the history Of kalioch IN Boston and
kansa~, and rejecting siroasi, on Ais char
actcr. On Friia, evening. A. C.as. De
Young was sitting in the f.rorisis o.E,e,. |
VI. kalloch a son Of Rev. |. : kalloch en-
tered and commenced shooting q; u, Young
with a pistol, killing him a, the fourth shot.
loaIg klloch was immediately arrested
and taken 10 jail. Intense excitement pre-
vailed throughout the ei,,, bat the feeling
among the better classes seems 20 be that II
the murder Of De Young can lie followed IN
the hanging Of kalloch the city will be re-
leyed OF two characters hose los will not
he mourned
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-04-29

Hon. T.. b. French, second auditor of the
treasury. died Saturday at Washington in his
10th year. He was born in Landaff, n. H.,
and afterward removed to Maine, where he
practised law successfully and was secretary
OF State for Maine for four or FIVE years. He
was elected to the thirty-sixth Congress, was
appointed second auditor in August. 1861, BY
President Lincoln, and was the senior bureau
officer Of the treasury department. He was
a man Of superb physical proportions and Of
fine culture. He had kind heart, and was
very upright, faithful government officer.
The funeral services took place At the First
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-04-29

For the second time Gladstone has been
called to accep; the Premiership Of England
and will form bis cahine; in the interests Of
the liberal party. While tie .ympathies Of
the Queen are undeniabIy with the tor.es,
she accepts the inevitable and ha. gracefully
yielded to the voice Of the majority Of the
people IS expressed at the late elections.
Beaconsfeld has retired from public life,
convinced. a, last. that his foreign policy
has not met with the popular favor which he
has all along claimed for it.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-04-29

The Taunton Gazette remarks: IF
the statement is true that 200 Northern
BOYS succumb to 40 Southerners. the sooner
that school West Point is squelched the
better. The people ought to rise and tear
down the infamous nuisance, and the 200
towards ought 10 be branded with the mark
of bastard or slave. so they may never be
mistaken for decent representatives of the
country"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-04-29

The Geneva award bill that has been so
long under discussion has, at last. found it.
grave. in all probability. by being tabled in
the Senate. 1t is reported, however. that
the Insurance companies and the war premi-
um claimants how contemplate coming TO
some compromise on the subject Of the dis
tribution, and that a bill embodying tho at
tempted compromise is likely soon to be in
troduced in the House
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-04-29
Solop Chase Deaouaces Fusion

- .''lf I "a iHA-A we Assr7 eva.
The creeuhark State convention has t,eu
called 81 Hanger. June / II came about in
ihi. WISE: 4 meeting Of the State commit
,cc and representative grecnhacker>. was
called q; Portland. FRIDAY April 10Th. and
j. vs., voted. a.mo-f unanimously. TO hold
the convention on the .hln - ,is,, bat ,l.c
chairman o; the democratic committee and
prominent democrats appeared with a strange
rcgue>t.-tha; the grrenhackcr. change the
date Of their convention 20 June |, the time
the democratic convention vas called that
j., hang 'hl g1cHhack convention ON one
end of the wire. a Bangor, and hans the
democratic convention on the other end ~
the wires 1t Portland, 80 a. To ''jine drives
hv lightning.
The wonder j, that such 4 proposition
should De- made. hut the greater wonder D,
that il should he entertained tor q moment
But the chairman Of the democratic State
committee told me. with hi> own mouth
Il We did not hold our Convention the same
DAY Of theirs, the democrats would nun n
straight ticket This ihrea, seemed to be
an eyc-opencr 20 the greenbach meni,er, Of
the STATE committee. ard ,hey allowed the
hartman Of the democratic state committee
Greenharkcrs Of Maine the democratic com
mitiee have dictated the time of holding the
grrcnback con, entiou, ~ a. 10 harmonic
the democratic party.
Have We not enough 80 10 10 harmonic
our own party, without disargan;lins our
selves trying 70 promote peace and harmony
in the democratic party The programme
now j. to hold fusion county and Congre>-
,ional conventions. not only at the same
times t,..t q the same places. My friends
and brothers. If YOU doi.'i geg take the fus-
ion ball hy the horns, your labor fUr The
grccnback cause for the last Ave wears j,
lost If the Bourbon democracy had any
sense they would see the course they have
and democratic parties
The republican party, with al, their sins
have got some wit. The things they don,
want they make the democrats believe they
DO want. They want TO see fusion tried on.
but they pretend TO van; the greenbackers
and democrats to put! apart The demo.
cra;s assuming the pretrnee 10 BE- the true
inv arlness of the republican party. inno-
Gently perhaps think they are opposing the
wishes OF the leaders Of the republican par
~ when they favor fusion . In this way the
republican party, for the last twenty years,
has drawn the democrats into Just such pos
lilons a. they Ganied them - assume.
Brother greenbackers Of Maine, the dem
ocratic or greenback party mus; die. VIII
YOU murder Your own child, or will YOU let
the democratic party severely alone, and lot
il die natural DEATH
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-04-29

A correspondent, OF the Newport Times
brings forw ard the name Of Capt. Chas. 4.
Boutellr as the one who should receive the
nomination for Representative TO Congress.
from the Fourth District by the Eepubli-
can-. As9ditor Of the Mig and Coun~r
and member Of the Republican State Com
mittee, Capt. Bouielle has dono valiant ser
vice in the cause Of his party and richly de-
serves the recognition suggested by the cor
respondent Of the Times
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-04-29

During the now almost forgotten civil
war gallant Massachusetts officer fell al
the head of his brave black regiment while
storming Fort Wagner The rebels, with
whitening sarcasm, afterward announced
that they had hurried him under his mig
gers" 1t would be interesting to know
what West Point thinks Of Col. Shaw
What Col. Shaw, had he lived, would have
thought of Gen. Schofeld and the West
Point cadets can be readily imagined.-[N.
Y. Times.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-04-29

The editor ef the Okolona Southern
States is by no means in advance of the
sentiments of Democracy North or South,
but he is little more out spoken than the
leaders care to he 2; present
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-04-29

SIS ii possible that Mr.. Godfrey is up and at
work. snd cured by so simple remedyy''
II assure you ii Is true thst be il entirely
cured. and with nothing but Hop Bittrrs; and
only ten DAYS ago his doctors gave him up and
nd he must die !"
''Well-a-day! That 10 remarkablei I will
80 this day aud get. some for my peer George
y know hops are Seed."-Salen Post.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-04-29

The race which was good enough TO
heap its slain in the trenches of Fort Wag-
ner and 10 follow Bartlett in the deadly
charge in Louisians is good enough to be
educated at West Point without any sights
- to where il shall fall in beside the white
comrsde.-[Sprins6eld Repsbicas.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-04-29
Highlands Copper Mining Co.
OFFICES EAST DLUEHttL. ME.
Mine. ut a'-nph.eas We

capital. 10000. ~aarc- =, each, T.vo .ury
President t!n,'irr : Wa.. ra-t EluchiU. sec
r try .trluA II E.a.r l,-l liNl,hiI rt,a-r.r,.-.
lame Ns". Philadelphia. Blu-.tur--isn,r.
" 80. ttri taph,r Et.,i,r I.-,rf ~ t.hr..ar.
tt"I.,s . Wau, Frank II Eiu.i,r. Jane "
~uuH, !. Nr-i,. each
% SiHr. wcry examined and apurr,r., ~ Prot
Muutruvnlr IS. urkr.un ~.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-04-29

Congregational chsrch. at FIVE o'clock Sun
day evening. The body will be taken to
Damariscotta, Me-. where Mr. French re-
sided before he went to Washington. for
burial.
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OBJ Gtlsmortb american.

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COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY
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STATE OF MAINE

90 \ II VIZ MAINE.
Term A. u, Is-O. ""fth' Aprii
estates IT ioi settfefneHt in
SUSShANSiLTERM4N. late Of Bi,.,;u
ct,,po, j. T. Hinekley. Admir-.
'i-"hoN II. WOODS, late Of BIsehiu
e j. T. Hlaekley, Admir-
ORDERED THAT the said Asconntsn, -. =
aet hs1eoi 10 all persons Interested Inv "a 80 ~
ac"pyP thls order ia be pu bIish he'd weet ssihs
,.a a 10 me Ellsworth American printed Is 81
70 be bSiden at Bueksport in aid ca..e Sourt
go eahesday OF hay next nj ten ~ ~ -, 'h ny
IN the forenoon, and shew cause If " , w q oek
why ahT sane should net be allowed ' 'se'
A tine eonv .t,a., fARkEk TUCK. Judge
= ""ee'py' Attest- tHas y. Doug Regi',s
saosenher hereby gives Public po.,o. -, =,
and hn. &C. s .a ne has been duly appointed
o"sof o. tne last Will and Testament ~ VI Exc
- Lhho I'll r. CUSHING, late OF sI.ahut
10 the County OF Hsaeork VI nisehii
by giving bond as The i, =, ,,i,..,. deceased,
requests all persons who ar. ma he .he Iefore
JStassus estate, u make Immediate ,s s sAio
tneran0 70 VINO VINO have any immediate ..em.a
~ ~ eAhtnit the 5 lme for settlement "s
April "a. lsso oSEfh L. HINCKLEf, Ex'r.
--------- sw7.
ThE subscriber hereby aives pab,ic ro.,--
ed ana Ybneerhea, hat Ne has been duly 20
sdaa an mas taken upon himself the f,ys al
Aaministrator o. The Estate OF a1s' OF an
sUsAN PECK. late OF R,tswa~..
" 'he County Of Hancock.
sors r w swing pond as the law direct. h.
Sn requests all persons who are iss, ~ mere
.ne said deceasedx estate. 70 msss sossd to
aae payment. aud those who ~ :. 80 Hsnedi-
'nefson 70 sxAibit she same Sor ssv W aeaa nds
Ells~srsA. April i 4. Issa 9. fECa. za.t.
sWl7s
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The date on the adsiress-labe on each subscrt-
hers paper shows the time ~ which The Grip
lion il paid and all subscribers in arrears are
requested 10 pay up A. soon a. possible,
lin all communications reist ting 10 subscriptions
our correspondents are requested 10 stale the
Pest Oace TO which the paper he. or - To he sent
and 10 be careful TO write all proper names PLAIN
ly. A.. 49,. lee
the present address well as the one to which you
wish the paper afterwards sent
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-04-29

-Solon Chase advises the Democrats and
Nationals of Maine to join "driccs." They
joined steals las, winter why not drives
this Fall ?-( Detroit Post
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-04-29
On Record Again.

The Democrats in Congress are continuing
their b.uuIcr OF the extra session hy INSIST
llg up1n = provision against n. asa -
troops q, ,hc pl!l>. Eser,body knows that
the use Of troops At the polls is not a real
grievance. The real grievance IN the South
on election day j, the denial Of hi, nights
10 the colorrd voter. The federal troops
have never abr.lgcd any man, rish; % - tr
lhoy have 1u!s sooed 20 atTiGgc The ri. Git
Of la~-brc4kcrs to keep lawful ,o,cr. from
the polls. The Democrats in Congress have
,hre@dlN resisted all temptations to discuss
the question, but they have been obliged 10
put themselves on record niuriou,ly a, op-
posed 10 the constitution and ID, law, Til,
wa secured by the amendments shici, HI
munds and Blaine and other, offered They
provided the rope which the democrats vol
UNFAIRLY placed about their own uccks
Their capacity for laundering j. something
marvellous. With the best intentions, but
with 40 policy of their own they let the Re
puhl!can> eufner them in eyerY conflict.
The course they are pursuing IS wisely cal
culated to make a solid North. and. once
more only. solid South
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-04-29

Feeble and exhausted constitutions re-
stored to health and strength by Malt Bit
tiers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-04-29

Al q HrTt Di Probate boktsn 81 Ellsuorth a4shIa.
.Fi i-r H' 'n.pu - iiauoocA on tlc -s,unt
r.iur-'.FF ui Nuul. \ d 1880
Wl-tfN EIl~. named fvsrt.,Dr .r q ~..
W t1la iH7irun-rut plTIurtlns ta be- the lat an
fI' itstaHttht ut Newton 'art- late 81 Buck .yart
-Au" flT probate
pupt Etp.- TH4t if. said W,.lxs ,-,.,..
<. L' Avlff y az lcisons Interested. by can.
~ copy % MS Order % bs Pahlished tllree
Ne R -urces stvciv % the Elsxorth amgrc,n.
printed i' Ellsworth that tie ppear al A Pr
20 - s'"t' ~ o. hoai"n Il Euck sport az said
'ounty GA tbs ba wrdnesJ.y OF NAV MI
- zen % The elvek n he forenoon. and sh.~
esuse, any they hayr, why the said tn.trun,enE
haoHld not lee proved. approved, and a Ioss ,,,g
- TIE & wtH and fe-tsmrrt Of aid deceased
A"i'' PARKER TUt n. Jat 70
true copy Att"st i-JnA= =. DORR, Register
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wiz send their celebrated Electro Violate Helts
Ia the afflicted upon % days trial Spcody cures
guaranteed. They Inran what they say Write
o them without delay.
iylE ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-04-29

70 r. Honorable Judge of Probate for ,h- County

To the HONORABLE Judge Of Probate for N. County
OF flauyrck-
Tht undersigned administrator IT tho estate
81 t1iH"tll htay. late ii iIuchlH, In said
county, deceased. respectfully represents that thu,
Eo"H4 ahd ehat"ls, tights aud credits Of SAID dc
cr~cd arr MT suite iert 10 pay HE lost icbta and
t''IEta ~ A"m !Et-tTati"n, By the sum Of i've hun
Nt'I collars hcTCinrr your PytitirnFF pras !.
your t.ah"r 10 grant him a License TO sell al pnb
u, "r private le, ami convey the hanle~traa
t4T'n ~ TIE real estate Of the decreased, ncIutIua-
TIC r"'tr-ipu of To. widow dover uer,in- 10
satisfy SAIL deal- and 'harses OF administration.
SAMUEL IL PERkIN~.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-04-29
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
i u. II. Eppes & sons.
THE BUILDING next above lhe Hancock Hons.
, on Grant street % road. west end Union I.iy
Ia eastern rad adjoining The rity farm
known IS Mahan place The above prap.Tty viii
be sold on easy terms,
Sc FOR particulars Inquire 81
ANDREW NNUNN
at hi residence on Hancock street. next 10 rel
dencc Of Dr. HodgkIns.
Ellsworth, April i3th, lsso. lGtf
r HE subscriber hereby g.,e- public notice %
. "I ,I 'I S mat he has been duty appoint,
eI ana hAs taken upon h'm-eh tie Gruss OF
an Administrator OF thc Estate o..
i ,,d H a.a fltkt :, late u Nj nesert,
" giving bead a the lsw directs: he therefore
tt4assts All persons Who Indebted to the
satd deceaseds estate. TO make in,mediate -,
meni. and those Who have any ,l.msm4.
thereon, TO exhibit the same TOR payment.
- tHES NJ, HAMOH. Admir-
Eden' April D. ls'o 3wls.
TN; snbscriber hereby gives public notice to
! au concerned. that She has been Cull az,
an ADMINISTRATIVE OF the state of -
MARY GRANT, late OF Ellsworth,
IN the County of Hancock. deceased nv 1;y;,,
bond as the law directs she therefore re6nets III
persons who are indebted to the said deceasesI's
es. fe. TO make immediate payment, and those
rAss
same for payment NV
FRANCES W. GRANT. Aam.r,x.
'f''' ~ A0o'' 3wlss
7 HE subscriber hereby gives public notice "a al
] copcernefi, that she has been duly appointad
and has taken upon herself, tie trust OF an "a
ministratrix of the Est tie of A h'-
HELE> GRANT late of Ellsworth
IN the County of Hancock deceased ~ atv;na
bond as the law directs she therefore resuaas
an persons ='ho are indebted to the said dlc> q
eds estate, to make immediate payment. AMI tbasa
VINO have any demands thereon TO exhihit ne
same tor payment 'ne
-, FRANCES ". GRANT. Admrx.
- iS'o 3yiss
TUE subscriber hereby gives pubic noti.s IN all
cchce.nci thai I've has been duly snnain,i
an hAs taken upon himself the ,rns, -.
* eaior Of The last VIII and testament of -
JOHN NJ. BAB>ON, late OF Brooti;n
IN the County Of Hancock deceased hs ai;
bond as the law directs; he therefore r.s,,,.ia.s
all persons wbo are Indebted to the saia 49,.
60. esta,e,to make immt diate payment, ana ~,
My. nave any demands thereon 70 er.
niois the SANG for settlement.
April n. 1850.
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Hancock County Savings Bank.

1llt annual me- ting ~ The metlb,r. Of che Han
! cock county saving Hank. will he held "a th.
bank OF Monday the iath, tlav of MAY, 1850.
ri two o'clock 4. Vi Cor the chirr ~ Eve Trus.
tees. AMI for tie Transaction u any other business
that may lcsay -prut. b,f,.rr them
tH NELE> q ~ RGttI, Clerk
Ellsworth, April eth, Ias0 Iwls