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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF TUE SECRETARY,
Washin gtun. ID. {. Oc'Ober Il, lssl.
COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS,
Castine, Maine.

YOUR letter OF the 4th inst nt is recciv. d.
sui init ing the applica ion Of J. W. Dresser
Tor permission Ia chang, the name Of the brig
David Owen to that OF Woodbury., to.ns re 3s3 IL
official number islj2.
The David owen was built at Bath, Ne In the
year I>t5, but hat been rebuilt b, the resent
ON ners. aud Is now pronounced equal 10 new.
The act, Of March 2, 1881, ana the regulations
having Ia en- complied with, proof having been
furnishes, that The vessel Is free from debt, and
entirely seaworthy, anil goot asOn7 hrving been
assigned for change OF name, y.u are hereby
authorized To issue new papers 70 the brig Ia the
name OF Woodbury..
You will cause a notice Of the change of name to
be published a'd ior~ aT,l printed copy thereof
10 th Department
Very Respectfully,
". WINDOW,
Secretary Treasury.
Authority having been Obtained from tie Score
tary Of the Treasury the above named vessel has
been ducumented ia the name Of "N oodi ury." Of
WIN. IL. SARsiENT
Collector of Customs, Port and District
Castine, Maine. tw&t
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To the Honorable Judge Of Probate for the County

To the Honorable Judge OF Probate for the County
Of Hancock
THE undersigned. widow of Fred ;. steven :
l late % Bluehil in said County, deceased,
respectfully represents, that said deceased dieu
possessed Of Personal Estate, an Inventory of
which has been duly returned into the Probate
Office that her cirrum sta render It necessary
that she should have more OF said Personal Estate
than she Is entitled to on a distribution thereof
She therefore prays that your Honor would grant
her such Allowance out Of said Per onal Estate,
as in your discretion you may determine necessary
and proper and also appoint Commissioners To
set out her Dover In the real estate Of her late
husband. CLARA W. STEVENS.
November ? 1851.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, ss:-Court OF Probate, Buehill.
Nov. Term. A u. ISL.
Upon the foregoing petition. ORDERED, That
said Widow give public notice to all persons
Interested, by causing \ copy OF
this order tn be published three weeks
successfully M the Ellsworth American a news
paper published n ellsworth. sail County.
that sney may appear ata Court nf Probate Tor
said County. to be held at kilsw, rth the
hr~i "Wednesday In nerembur ten OF the
coCk in the forenoon, aud show cause, II any they
have, why tne same should not bc granted
8WI5s PARKER TUCK Judge
Attest. CHAs. ?. DoRR. Register
true copy, Attest .-CHA>. T.. puRR, X" gistcr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17

-"Naa j, The ~.atrr of o4r discomfort
Jane, Emcn E-q, D, painting SOME
VERY last, pictures. p, nA, some nj ,>athI-
UnE u ss. place. at Boston including tar
Mechanic lar
IA, nov organ lhA, /, TO be placed IA
rhc Methodist church. na, hcru pun hA,yd
b, Rev, /, GcrrI>h AZ d GOES, 81 >l-tr, Ald Il
expected ta, .a,l 81 December.
- The engineer, are drawing plan, and
h-uun. the cost of The proposed railroad -
tween Bucksport and Ellsworth.
The Telephone between tin, place and
Orland i, a great saving Of horse flesh and
postage
John Hooper. Of Boston, made short
wish TO h.s father J 2. Hooper, last wecA.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17
HANCOCK. ss:-Court OF Probate. Blue
Nov. Term. A. u. ISL.
Notice of Petition for Discharge.

'il ri ~ iN-'iiN EN'
IN the ease ~ lam u. Crawf-ri In-p vent
l. Debtor. Notice Is hereby given q lat petition
ha~ thi- III 'ay IT November. \. u. 1881, been
rr,-eulrd said tuu for said Count, uy
james Il. trtwfur nf slime ~ the County ui
Hancock. praying hat he may H. deere a g. have
full III charge from all hi debts pruyabc up'ier
he ln-ayCnt Act - the state Of Maine approve
February p. Isl. and upon said Petition II b.
ORDERED by said Court that hearing De- had
upon the game before said Court, M Probate uticc
ia kil-w urth IN said County 4f Hancock v'i
daN tie -tt rnth lay ~ Dec mhtr, A. u ISL, at
nCiuck Ia the afternoon, and that UOtce thereof 'e
published iu the Eil-wurt1 ,mcrC n 3 new sI,apcr
published in said county 81 itanco, once a week
tor . successive week, the ia-t publication 60 D..
i've Il - 'rfurr tae day Of hearing, aud G. at ali
creditors who have proved their debit. and other
person, Interested. may appear ut said place Aud
tsmr. a"d IN ~ cause, II ary they have. why =
dl-"har<" should not - graut't said prht"r
ao'"r ing T. tue prayer II eaif pc itiou- aw4i'
Attest
IUA~ I. HORR.
EsHi.frr N 'r,i Court ~ emil Cot.nty ~ Hats,.t
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17
Medical Examination of the Black
mailer Of Jay Gould.

Justice BAb, TO-DAY received commu.
n.ea;5ou from Dr. HARDY. Cily Physician.
stating that be had carefully examined Col
!. Howard Wr.lc, charged with b.acAmai.-
..- j., Gould and be!!ty,> him sane. lac
raue, board t1-da, ordered q media. 20 be
presented 90 Inspector HHruc> fog ne >Ni..-
fal arr,,, of Ncic, and also cugroNscd Te>-
ol4t.au II thanks,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17
Important Notice.

Al am about TO change ny business
from a cred.t II &. o.,sh system, ali those
having accounts upon my books or IN any
way indebted TO me are hereby notified that
all such outstanding accounts must he set
tied 90 or before January lst, 1882. or they
will be left with an attorney for collection.
+. b. AIKEN.
Ellsworth, Nov. 5. 1881. s"io'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17
Vice Consul Dexter Asks for Protec'
tiOn


WASHINGTON. u. G.. No,. II.
Inquiry AZ IT. >'a,e Department "I'h re-
ga. 4. the ordering of Tie l. ) Steamship
Ranger 10 Cafr - Iar4, 10 protect 'Ac
representative Of tins Government has cisc-
lied ID, following: [. :. Wee Con>l. DeN-
ter IN hi~ oiIiea. Transactions became n-
VOWED IN a controversy W.ta toe M,N..aH
officials aud - a. PERSONAL, assaulted. Icar-
!n- further Ylo.euc, Bog reported the matter
to State department and asked ,lf pruiee-
ton. At request of >ecrc'lIy of >ta,c the
Secr,t4, % The Nav! ordered 'ac Ean-,r
to proceed TO the >evae Of doe anticipated
trnua..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17

Il have tried many things for my eougH'
but cannot find relief so easily as by the use
of DIR. Graves Balsam of Wild Cherry and
Tar said lady recently, and she might
have added. that ii relieves Hoarseness'
Sore Throat, and all diseases of the pull
monary organs. Also that person gets
their moneys worth in quantity as well as
quality. Large bottles, 50 cents samples,
10 cents. For sale by Druggists. Nov ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17
Seal Cove.

The Mt. Deser; Sabbath School Asso-
citation held its quarterly SESSION in the Cen
ter meeting house in District No. II, Ire
mont, Nov. 8. Owing to the foul wealth
err and bad travelling there was not full
house. but there were full hearts. and the
several topics were discussed with earnest
ness and good feeling. At noon some of
the ladies in the vicinity furnished bounti-
ful supply of good coffee hot from the stove,
of which We partook with relish and for
which they have our hearty thanks.
Nov. Is. ONE OF THE NUMBER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17

For sale al John \ Hale, Book store,
Nam st. Ellsworth a large stock Of ar
,i>,, materials. school books, BI>II:>
HANm PENliL TAHiEr> FOR scholars use.
also pencils, pens, ink and crayons IN large
variety. STATIONERY. wall papers and cur
tuDs Of every ,tylc and quality
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17
MARRIED.

Ellsworth-Noy. 10, at the sidenee OF
the brides parents, by Rev. DR.. Tennes. Mr..
charles ii. Knox, Of Chester, Mass. and Miss
Ida Russell Joy II Ellsworth
Ellsworth-Noy. Q. by'J. II. Brimner, Esq
Mr. Robert Getty of Bathurst, n. B, end Miss
Annie l.. Chatto Of Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17

.,ssy tr,5n ritT e.6 Yeuienoes the traveller shouih
make some provision against sudden atlacAs 81
ffliarhe Neuralgia. Cholsra Morbus, Tramp :,
Ali 9TH, r tiisease. T~itcheiI. ChamPii" a
Co. N~araIgie Anedyse when ta-eh ae-
co ding a. the Dire tons on each bottle VI,
leye the distress and remove the csuse OF hHg =
these troubles TT It and be convinced I!'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17
A Maine Boy Wins the Prize at Dart
rnps4tb

HANuytR. \. H.. Nov. -.
Al The graduating exercises o. the Dart
mouth Medical College, SATURDAY.. the pre-
Va, 4u ar4cd 20 H. :. Deeuu-. 4. b.. OF
Saea Ne
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17
Bpoas e.tie Ports.

BosToN-Ar. Nov H. >chs Otront . Han mcnd.
Ellsworth, ExpF. :, Poster, teer Is e; Amazon.
Buw,ien, PenOb-co
Ar Nov. ", sch Elizabeth, Ray, Ellsworth
Whey ,RD HAvEN-'r. N"y.ll >ohs 'bTaham
Ricbari-o. Reed, New York Tor "a -, oct anchor
on Chatham Castilian, Means, New Iors for
Franklin.
NEW YuBK-Ar. Nv. 10, Sarah Wooster. Went
worth Bangor.
Sid. 10. Sch i.e"noTa, Bonsey. Jacksonville.
APALACHICoLA-Nr. Oct. n, sch 4. L. Emerson,
Gilman, bals
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17
Business Notices.
A CARD.

Toali who are suffering from the errors nj mus
eretions 0f youth. nervous weakness carry ~ t
loss of manhood. sc. ! will lend Il rtslpf ma
viii cure YOU, FREE OF CHARGE. TINS gre1
relne.iy was ii-ooye ed ~ mis- .ionert IN >'e y,
America send a self-asltiressesi enkee I, Va
NJ NJ. 'Nh' 6moss4
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17
Verdict of the Coroner's Jury

FKUyufNCi. r. /. Nov. y.
Tie coroner, jury IN the ease Of the
woman fatal, stabilized SATURDAY., returned d
ver,..,, OF murder .-a.u>, ja>. >tuhau VINO
Is IN ruetnaIN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17

obituary notices. beyond ths DATE. Ndmr and Agr +,
mast BE- i'fid m az fAs rate Of Ten cents linz.
Ellsworth-Nov. Is. Henry u. Jordan. aged
60 Years \ months aud 10 day~.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17
LOO Al MOTTO -.


1900 per scar can tr easiIs male Il home
working for T. %. gl3rpuI q t'-. 10 Earrils
str. Nes N,rk send Tor the cAtalo-C' and
snI. ls,rtj-tlsr- ltr4-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17

Said from Newcastle. Sept. 20 Bark Hiram En-
cry, Wyman, Hong Kong.
Ar. at Singapore, Oct y Bark Penobseot, Eaton,
New YORK.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17

Mouths Hrrs undergoing repairs AZ The
marine ra."t, .o hugA>""It
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gor lrliaN evening for 'ho Jar Wet. l'st
Nil stop n boston i'" DAYS on their iup-
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ha- 'a-' ,..>'n very ,-,re>>ia. term ~
1 'ac Village >,nnH. a. Inr>qu' l.l'. She has
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cup. val. De built 'a.> U.u',E a. lAm"u,.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17

- Alf or VI NJ r
IIkNru.k, sc uurt ~ Probate, Ellsworth.
- TOD Term. \. - ISL
Accounts hA,.ns been hici far settlement In e.
MONEOE TOENG. late N Trenton.
l-,i q Wyman. +. d. t<r~
POLLl SAUNDERS. Int ~ Diu,,d.
.Admr'- aec't. AMI i,rlta'c acct
Marx -auu.! Admir-
GEDEGE l.. STE H-IHT. lafe az Hanr,rI.
-.rh r. Mar tAIi, Aim.
WILLIAM a. JOEDIN, N Elen, hsot-
cent Debt,r.
Nujrrw T.. Wtsvru Assignee.
WENDELL BENSON, II Irym1nt. ht-
spireHt D.btuF.
.Iuhn g.. " I'm. Assignee.
ORDERED, That the -aiI arc igutAri- -J,e I,.
nee 10 al persons iuitTr-tr hs Causing. cops pt
ih- order 10 De published thru Wrrks -tr.r .Ilt
Is Ia Ia" EH>r orth that hey api ear
At : Probate Court, To- b.. h.ltlrn At Ellsworth On
M htnt " rsincrd y OF December next at t.n 4
~ clock % he ~. enuou, and hos causa u uY
the have, why he same should rot he allowed
." 10 FAHkER IT th, JuI-r.
Atte~t. tHAs. T.. BORR. keti-trt
lTu" ropy. Attest 90 HAS. =. buKR Re. -t.Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17

-Diphtheria poisons the blood. ConVa-
leseeuts should take Hoods Sarsaparlila 10
neutralize and eradicate the poison matter
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17

ss bwrlinK~ Household Furniture. Churrh..
aud -tmiur rIsss tasrn for year or Tor = term
"l year IN The very best companies. ON thr mos
favorable terms. Choice VI, rcHntile and other
dr-uabIe RISK, placed iu Hr-t-rlAs- companie. At
the LOWEST CONSISTENT RATES.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17

10 the Honorable Par er Tuck Juds- ii PROT e
for Hancock Cuu Is
DIO. ". PETTl\t,II.i.u ~ sullivan In tn. "ur Is
" of Ilaucuc- tuArlla ct kH,s. aud fugu-tu-
Augustus turlOu late ! all u yau e,vs-.ti,
re- rctfully rcprt cut that sand minors has .tu
Iht ret ia lot OF nj l., aid IA tttu ,ir-i rftsi
iOiloH-- ttautncHciHg Vu Ia county rptri
g. 'rdon tHence \o Ia > deg f.t-t On sad sttr
an,ia t,urt ms tNrHt, 4, i-lit d. Aut eight
link tst rta~r iud -tnB.-, hence NOT a. t.r-s
eel eleven rod and i've ltu~s to.. stare u3,H.t
south = ics. " est % tae county Odt theme los
-Aid Ntad L. the place oi bcginHi : cont min !,
tWo aCry-. That the interest 1T Ih mn l. ia
-a!d ~ l. IN question and may be- Involve h
HI att by, that there l. not sufficient person .
property for the support Of -.tiI wari-, tat ID
uid lie for the best Interest of said minors That
theu Interest Ia 80 Il K al Est;,t. should be. ~old
ami D. pr Cr,'l- u,.7l for their -upl."rt,
Wherefore he pray- tlat Hr ina be authorized
AMI -ct by thi> Court t. sell the &c ed 81
-aii warts Ia said lot 4 prNat, sale ami convey
/ the same and at the proceeds may he nd tor
the support Of sand wards.
GEORGE ". PErrI\trsLL.
Dated thi- ir-t day November, \ y, l.,
COUSIN ~ II tNCnck sat . CONT ~ Probate
held at Biu, 81 on Tie fir-t eur-lay 81 \. &
/ emlJyr ISL
On the Pet Iru afore aid. ORDERED, That Office
he given by Publishing copy ct said petIti u.
III this url thereon, three we,k- -ucce--INr. s
in The Ei-Rortt America a ne -Japcr printed
in Ellsworth that all person Mere ett ma, attend
! the ir Wednesday Of December neat N a
aad -hcw list, II any, why the yer ct sail
petition -huulu no bc granted. sue mott ~ be
given before said Court
awl5 PARKER IUo H. Judge.
>tf--t--iHts T. I''ittt, Eegi-t.r.
\ true copy Attest '-CHAs. T., bokR, Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17
THIRTY-SM LONG COLUMNS.
The s!ni-NssIy Journal,

Published on Tuesdays and Fridays Is q paper Of
espe iI value 10 persons enga Ell la commercial
I.ur-ui outsid: the large elite. It c .ntains in
addition T. all thf news Of the day. the fullest
possible mar e., romuc ci4i and marine reports
Desiii a large amount # valuable reading
matter of misc llaReou~ Character.
THE boston SEMIWEERLT Journal Is "A
parer which 80 man actively engaged IN aaie and
watching cuu ST. of mercantile affairs can
afford to be without.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17

To he Ito orable Judge Of PROBATE .or the Cotln.
~ uf HaurDc>
THE undersigned a,smi l. rator Of the c-ta Of
i A-A COnary late III OTldud ia said ounI de
ceased, re-p"' tfulIy represents that the Eu, and
chattcl- rights nd credit nt sail deceased a r.,
sufficient 81 pay his just debs ami charges OF
a'iministrat ON, y, the IF four hundred
doll tsiO0OJ.l
Wherefore your petitioner pray our Honor to
grant him q License 1 ell, at pTbliC or private
sac, conve the Real Estate Of said Asa
tonarA situated in sad orr md u Wit: the home.
ste ID 4 adj deceased zItua ed the westerly
side of tie Castin road and b u died the
South and West by and of the heirs of the late
John Buck; On the North by land of Samue Holt
and on the East by said Ca tine road nj also
the black sTnith shop and IT situated the West
side If las river Ia said OTland aud that
p rial saie would greatly depreciate the value OF
tie remainder.
wherefore he asks for license u sell the whole
of the Real Esti-e Of the deceased above namcd
Zinc ud NJ the inversion Of the willows dover
thcr in.) to satisfy said debt, and charges II adj
min stration.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, ss:-COuft of Probate, Buehill,
November Term, A. d., ISL.
Upoi lie foregoing petition, ORDERED, that
sail pc Iii 'ner give public notice la ~ peTsanS
int rsied bs causing a copy 1 he petition and
this oTaer thereon, TO be publi-be three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American, d
newspaper published IN Ellsworth ia said
County, that they may appear at Cont e
Probate for said County to be held at Ellis
worth, on the first Wednesday OF december next
at ten OF the clock 10 the forenoon, TO show
II any they have why the prayer Of said TIL IN
er should not be granted,
PARKER TUCK. Judge.
3 45s Att-st:-CHAs p. i'ORR, Register
A true copy Attest:-CHAS- 7. DokR. Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-17

AMI matter of intcre in the sections IN v hich
the paper cIrCuittes Will be given special prtlni
nencr. CORES 'antrnt7 from all impnr tlnt . in
vii contribute Information, 10 which thu. t,Ie
graphic dispatches ami the exchanges Il The
J'fffhH' VIII add a. t-iDu tures. Altogether
The HeekiH J0sfr'IOi will b. better than ever be
for, AMI will comm nj Itself to the Intelligence
and tlstr "i thu readin public Of New England
Zach issue Of The WEEKLY JOU RNAL contains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
RUMORED CHANGE IN THE HERALD STAFF

dispatch from London yesterday stated that
James Gordon Bennett had invited Che Hon. Francis
Lawey,a brother of the late and uncle ofte pres
Herdtd and that he had accepted the invitation Mr.
Lawley was member of Parliament for Beverly,
and years ago WAS private secretary 10 Mr.. Glad
stone. he delights of the turf, however were
moro 10 his taste than the cmouments of politics
and he accordingly withdrew from the political
arena, and later drifted into journalism.
Ills reputation az "A writer the London press is
derived from his connection with The london Times
and The L0rdOR 1ei1grdph He WAS the Richmond
CORES 1ondent OF the former paper during the civil
war ana IN recent years has been prominent edi-
tOrlal writer on the latter paper. Mr. Lawley is
ffty-six years old. The ill-health of his wife.
Saxon lady Is said to be OF his reasons Tor leV
ing England Tor America.
1t was currently reported in this city yesterday
that IN the event of Mr.. Lawleys taking charge Of
ltor, would retire on pension; that the city editor,
W. j. I. MeighaD would De sent to Londol to repre-
sent me Herald there, and that the lattcrs pace
would he filled by Joseph Howard, Jr. Charles Nord
writer-the position held by the late Ivory Cham
beraln. These reports excited comment yesterday
IN newspaper circles in view OF the long and
neritorious connection of Mr. Connery with The
Herald.
TRIBUNE reporter found Mr.. Conncry last
evening at HIS home in East Eighty th-st., APP
parenty undisturbed by tho report. lie smiled
incredulously when asked as to the truth OF the
story.
"All know about it," 10 said, SIS that know
nothing. think, however, that az long as Mr.. Ben
nett lives he will continue to be tho Editor OF The
Herald"
Mr.. Northoff who arrived in this city yesterday
from Newport where Mr.. Bennett il staying, SAID
~ about to start for California intending to rowrtc
his well known book on that State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
THE INDIAN OUTBREAK.

WAsHTNGToN, Aug. 19.-Governor Sheldon
OF New-Mexico. left Washington tonight for New
Mexico lie had conference with Secretaries Kirk.
wood and Lincoln and General sherman In regard tn tbe
Indian troubles in the Territory Orders were sent this
afternoon to the military commandants to pursue the
hostile Indians disregardng territorial or reservation
lines but TO take not disturb or annoy peacefuI
Indians Governor Sheldon said he could several
companies OF troops In the Territory if the Department
could furnish the necessary money but this could NOT
be done Governor sheldon says the force of hostile
savages has been exaggerated. They numerous
and consist OF stragglers from no one knows where
They now in the tornado Del Muerto-or Journey Of
Death regon-and the Territory has two companies OF
militia operating against them already. The Governor
hopes soon TO reduce them to submission or DEATH