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Col. h. Il. Leav;tt died at PASSPORT,
Thursday. He was born Nov. 6. l19S. in
that town. was Colonel of the First Maine
Militia regiment. had been a representa-
tive in the Legislature from Passport, and
Senator from Washington County. lie was
formerly merchant but had been retired
from business 30 years. lie leaves a large
estate.
-Benjamin Chadbourne and his son
Wallace were arTaigaed for murder, at
Guilford FRIDAY before Trial Justice George
W. Pratt. The Government feel confident
that they have sufficient evidence to bind
the prisoners over to the Supreme Judicial
Court at Dover, in September. Col. J. d.
Peaks, County Attorney. assisted by Henry
Hudson, Esq, are conducting the case on the
part Of the Government, and Hon. Jo~ah
Crosby of Dexter. on the part Of the defend
ants.
The Herald saws that Detective Wiggin
d Boston. was in Camden. "wednesday. for
the purpose of investigating the cause Of the
disappearance of Willie Cain. Aftcr view
ing the premises and consulting with J. II.
Montgomery, Esq, he expressed himself as
satisfied that the facts in relation to the az
fair have been thoroughly ascertained bs
HIM. and agreed with Mr. Montgomery in
the conclusion that the body OF the missing
ho, j. IN the pond. lie converscd with
Richards aud Gro,e in the jail a, Wiscassct,
and, at Camden. examined the parents of
Crosse and some other people. and has no
doubt that the Cain boy Was thrown over
board BY Richards. JUS, beyond the lily
pads. where he now believes the body can
h. fnttnH .,,I a.. r
more careful submarine searching in tina,
locality.
The Hhig saws that Walter H. Burr of
Brewer. left home Monday, July 18th. as
vas supposed TO go TO Bangor lie did not
return at night, and his parents thought he
had gone to Boston, where he had spoken Of
going. Friday afternoon, about FIVE o'cock.
the mother went into the barn where an Of
fensIve oder VAS apparent. Seeking 10 as
certain the cause. the poor mother wAs hor-
rihcd TO find the dead body Of her son. in a
state Of decomposition. wing on the hay
NOV. 4 small-sized revolver was found
lying by his side. Al investigation showed
that the bullet had entered his left ear
The sale Of the SprAgue Manufacturing
Company property in Augusta, took place
at noon Wednesday. The cotton mills.
saw mills. boarding houses etc. were sold
to Samuel Haincs. Of Green,illc y. H..
agent for Wright, Bliss. Fabyan n Co..
Boston. the selling agent for cotton goods.
for sij0.ooo. There we're no other bidders.
Gen. Geo. Lewis Cook. representing Trus-
tee Chaffee. guaranteed n clear title 10 the
property. The sale is bona hde, and it j.
the intention Of the Boston parties to utilIe
the magnificent water privilege by erecting
new cotton mills. The sale Of the separate
parcels Of real estate was postponed until
August 10th
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THE LIVER.
The Unusual Attention which this Organ is noS
Attracting IRON the American
People.
ITS DELICATE STRUCTURE AND sCSCEPri
BILIrY TO DJCRF FROK WOUNDS
OR DISEASE

In the opinion OF the ancients the liver was
the seat Of the affections and Of the passions.
Modern research. however, has shown this 10
be An error, and hence less attention and care
have been bestowed on this organ than in the
early days when it was supposed to play 50 i'm
portant part in making war and cajoling
love. Undoubtedly the discovery of the fact
that the liver is not the seat OF the AFT etions,
and Of the passions, has led the people, Is is
natural, TO neglect what formerly was an Of :
jet of great solicitude, but the truth still re-
mains that though ii may not be the special
seat Of love and passion, ii 1. after all Of the
greatest importance in physical health.
During the past few weeks. owing TO an
event Of national interest, much has been laid
and written about the injurious effects OF
woupds in this organ. and according to the
Surgical History Of the War Of the Rebellion,
Of the thousands Of cases OF wounds in the
liver, not above sixty survived, snd they were
not violent ones, The record is filled " ith re-
ooyeries from gunshot wounds Ia the head /,
the lungs and the pelvic region, but it is a
miracle when one outliyes even an ordinary
wound In the liver. No other proof /. needed
treme susceptibility to injuries, whether TO-
lent like gunshot wound. or rs tine result Of
disease. OF course injury from wound pro-
duces speedy results, and though organic dis
eases may affect the patient FOL years, and rem
der his life long continued burden, the same
end is eventually reached.
The structure Of the liver is delicate and yet
simple. 1t Is composed OF two lobes, whc
lie directly under the right lung, and is Of n
spongy character. When the venous blood is
circulating from the various parts of the body
TO the lungs, it passes through this organ, and
il there relieved Of its rank poisons, part Of
which are used for digestion and part for a
esthartic OF the waste materials Of the food We
est. II the organ is at all diseased these pOfs-
Oas remain in IL, instead Of being used IS ns-
| ture designed, and with every coursing Of the
blood through the lobes Of the liver, the nature
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ent form of government, and a. long a,
there Is no change the people will suffer OPP
preston. Ii becomes necessary. therefore
TO strike at the head"
When Hartmann was questioned concern.
ing the present Gar and the policy to be
| pursued toward him BY the reyolutionists,
he seemed to feel that he was on delicate
ground. Speaking about the policy of the
present Car he said
ale has adopted such a policy that it
would be difficult for a change to take place
in fact. do not thiuk it possible. But ii
is highly probable that after his death an
agitation might result in political liberty.
GU ask If the people will wait patiently
until the Gar dies natural death. II there
j. no change of policy the Gar will die
and If his successor pursues a similar policy
he will be killed; and so on. There were
eight attempts upon the life Of the last Gar.
But If all countries would show an active
interest IN the subject of reform IN Russia
Me terrorIsts would no longer pursue this
policy. 1t would not be necessary If We
depended solely upon terrorism for bring
ing about a revolution ! would have some
doubts of success. But the miser, Of the
people is increasing day hy day, and the
spirit of revolt is increasing with the weight
of their burdens. If change is not brought
about vast territories IN the couutr, will be
come depopulated. the percentage Of deaths
being greatly IN excess OF that Of births
There l. not only political oppression but
social oppression. The peasants are not
able TO paS their taxes with the whole of
their incomes, 10 say nothing Of supporting
their families. There is a great difference
between the social problem in Russia ard
those that have arisen IN other countries
In Russia there is no middle class and con
sequenuy the oppression of the Govern
meni falls directly upon the working classes
Ii Is struggle between them and the Gov
eminent, you see. Therefore. To gain liberty
YOU must practically annihilaie the Govern
ment"
Are means still used to make the people
ripe for revolt ?"
I'VE are endeavoring all the time TO edu-
cate them by means Of pamphlets, treatise,
and other documents. The party that has
this work IN hand is much greater than the
extremists or terrorists. Ii is my purpose
TO publish soon in this country secret Gov
eminent documents showing the difference
between the laws Of Russia and the actual
administration Of them. Here is an exam
pie; certain laws we're made concerning
public schools, but the Minister Of Public
Instruction sent out secret circulars that d.
reetl! prevented the laws from being carried
out
In conclusion Hartmann said tina, he wish
ed every body to understand that he did not
intend 10 organize any Sociali.tic or Nthi-
hsuo party IN this country. All he desired
TO accomplish ~As 10 make known the CON
diiion of the people IN kus,a IN the hope Of
enlisting Intelligent sympathy. While this
vas has plan IN general. he had not, as Vet,
arranged the details Meetings would be
held IN this city and in other parts Of the
country. and be intended 10 publish a mum.
Der Of articles. His stay here he said. he
did not think would le long
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Two Good Bits Of News.
Prom Tn rro, Time. Rep

The other day petition for the pardon
of crimlna! on the ground Of sickness ~as
presented TO Governor Cornell. The rcpl,
of the Governor ought To hc craven on tab
lets of gold and hung up al the chambers
Of al invested with the pardon,ng power
NO. SAID be. the man j, guilt, and mus,
sta. N prison i.l! the expiration Of Ia. sen
tcnoe- Il that hal been the polio, OF our
Governors year. ago there would BE- les.
crsn.c nov than there J.. and fever innate.
IN State Prison than there are. We nrr
glad To read, too. tina, A,torne, GENERA.
MaoNcash, who 'uper'ise. the Federal
parion.us business i, v,n ,irIc, IA the
matter Of recommending Executive elem.
euCN.
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Notice OF Foreclosure

WHEREAS on the eighth day Of june \ D.,
w 1875 samuel 4. fdTuham Of Buck sport in the
County OF Hancock AMI state Of Maine hy his
mortgage deed of that date conveyed 10 the Buck
port savings Bank a corporation duly established
BY law, and having its place Of business al Buck
port aforesaid, "A certain parcel uf land nth the
buildings thereon situated IN the viii ge OF Buck
port GA the y, nth iic OF Main Street. and bounded
a. follows >outhe Is by Vain trect
fa-ivrly bY Land OF X. 4 Buck <1rtherly by
Land II 2. BoWdeu, aud Westrrl. by land II
Austin sumter, DctcrcuN AMI Turner aud be
Ing q 1 rcfsi-rs conveyed H. laid samuel
4. tsruhan by deed datcd September 1tlh, ISIS,
ant rec r,ied ia Hancock Registry OF DE, ds Of.
lld page MS.
And heresl- Oh the seventeenth day Of MAJ \.
ID. Is.6 Theodore 4. woolman the legally con
stitute. Receiver Of laid Buck, port savings Bank
assigned SAID M Ttgage 10 Ann NJ AMI Hannah j.
skinner and the said Ann VI. anil Halnah j.
skinner the twenty fl 81 day OF June 4. II. ls>l
a signed said mortgage, assigned To- them afure-
sal >, /, Amanda u. Farnham.
Now whereas the conditions of sad mortgage
h ave been broken the said Amanda r. Al nham
to whom said mOrtg &c was a--gnt Il a. aforesai !,
claim a foreclosure Of said moTtg re and to the
eud that said NOR gage may be I 'rever fUreclo- ed
in one year next after hc first pubicati IN "f notice
for that purpose publish this notice TO fOreclose
said mortgage a aforesaid
AMANDA X. FARNHAM.
Buck sport July 2sth, ISL. 3H3U
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Shs.f-ifi'S sale.

HANCO,K s-.-,Iuiv 18th ISL
Dl virtue II AN execution i,-utvi on Judgment
D against Eppr, q. GllIcy Of OrlAud. / have
taken the property " the said nlllry. the
having been attached sept ~, -, on the or uaI
rit. the following real estate "a wiz \ certain
lDt ur parcel Of llud with the building thereon
standing, situated In -aii OrlAnd, bounded and
dr-'rlbed follows To- Wit: beginning at ths
North Nest corner OF a lot u land in possession
~ Joseph II. tray on the Ia stern -iic Of Eastern
river. thence Ea-tery by said trays lot TO the
Northeast corner Of said hot, thence Ea-trr,y the
SAINT, course by land recently occupies, hy samuel
Rich. t. the range line .thruce >uuthrrly by said
range line u thr Northeast corner ~ = lot Of land
recently occupied BY John Gray thence Ea-teriy
by said land b. the meadow brook 80 called, thence
North.rly By said brook Ia the southeast corner
Of piece OF land belonging t" the heirs of Thomas
Partridge, thence Westerly 10 the range line
thence >outherly By the range line IL the southeast
curuer Of lot Of land IN possession Of Wentworth
;. Ginn thence Westerly by said Ginn- land To
Eastern river. thence >uutherly by >ald river t.
bounds first mentioned. And to satisfy said exc
rution ami fees. shall sell said real estate al pub
~ auction. 10 the highest bidder therefor. at the
sheriff Office in Ellsworth, in said County u
Hancock. on Wednesday the 3l-t lay Of August,
A. d. ISL, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
A. Il DENkREI y, sheriff
4 true Cops Attest.
JN3I A. X. DEN EREUN. sheriff.
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One Of the most practical suggestions
for determining the location Of the assassin $
bullet in the Presidents body comes from
Philadelphia. 1t recommends placing
Guiteau where the President stood in the
depot, and firing a shot into him with the
pistol which he used, from the position
where he stood when he shot the President,
and then cutting him up and tracing the
course of the ball.-BufdioErpress.
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As the name Of Judge Peters has been
mentioned in connection with the sppoint-
ment IS one of the Justices Of the Supreme
Court of the United States, We take the
liberty TO say that Mr.. Peters would make
an excellent Justice, and that his appoint
ment would Re very popular KenHebee
Journal.
We do not know anybody in Maine who
will not say agreed" to the above
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. HunAs BLooD-on The purity and vital
iiy OF the blood depend the vigor and health
OF the whole system. Disease of various
kinds Is often only the sign that nature 10
trying 10 remove the disturbing cause. A
remedy that gives life and vigor to the
blood, eradica,es scrofula and other impuri-
ties from IL. A. Hoods sarsaparilla uu-
doubiedly does. mus, be the means Of pre-
venting many diseases that would oscur
without its use. Sold by DEALER
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The Boston Pet is authority for the
statement that ex-senator Hamlin will ac-
eept the Spanish mission and that Capt.
Boutelle Of the Bangor Wing VIII be Sec
Rotary of Legation.
Capt. Boutsile, however, states that he
has no idea Of leaving bis present eongeni-
al post of duty.
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he Wise aud HAPPY.

If you will stop all Your extra,agant and
wrong notions in doctoring yourself and
families with expensive doctors or humbug
cure alls, that do harm always. and use only
natures simple remedies for all Your all
ments-you will be wise, well and happy,
and save great expense The greatest rem
edy for this, the great, wise and good will
tell you, is Hop Bitters-rely on il See
another column-Press.
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A very satisfactory decrease in the Ma
tional debt was made during July as shown
BY the statement made public August LIST
According to this ststeRept the debt was
decreased SlO,O7s, 023.23, whAs the cash
remaining in the Treasury amounted 70
$3.50, SIS, 1925.
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Administrators Sale

Of Fro HSsss of license from the Hon judo.
Pub c Sale at nv ' at,;ca County shall seii 81
foiGwipe next az two O'Clock in he .h Jay Of
late Michael Carlton pieces Q, Real Estate OF s t
SeTss, and fast o. COUNTY 1a oI about THU teen
of Joseph Crnah he' being purchased Sy as from
lot q ten s aefss as Crosby lot sso sHe
the Hn ~ Mnd owned By L. o. sa1n, ami upland,
sale. w. terms made known a. ~ u as
3w30 Sihe oi
NATHAN II. POWERS
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The democrats Of the Second Congress
sional district in this State will hold con-
ventiou in Auburn, Tharsday, Aug. 4th, to
consider the adYissbiity Of nominating a
candidate for Representative who wll repre-
sent the straight democratic wing Of the
party. They won't all fuse.
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0br GllsWOrtb american.

Published every Thursday Morning at Coombs
Block. Ellsworth, Me, by TIE HANCu, n
COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms, &c. first page.
sS :. VI. PETfENGILL \ CO. 10 state Street
Boston, = Park Row, New York. and sOl Chesuut
Street. philadelphia, are Agent for procur.
ing advertisements for the AAERIC An in the above
cities. and authorised to contract for advertising At
our lowest rates.
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Notice of Foreclosures

w C nnnt,,s r. Edwin iy Haynes Of Trenton n tho
rc"rad "rtgage deed, dated ApTii Oh maine did
Fol ia m hancock Registry Of Deee vi ana 1s
certain lot or pa a. cne undersigned H. Phinn.
to vii amt bounded and desTibed IN n irrhton
Union RpeEE RaRg at stake on the as shore i
bound Of lot. Va o. oeihs the Southwest caruer
to spyyn ,ald aoores lot South aie Ess 9S se G
thence On sad eg d on the the side line OF lot 10 "a
tbsnc 70 We We Southwest corner boung West so
shore Of ssid esideg West TO fr tree y" 4
To the bounds thence Sorthery by aid 81 sha oie
mises de seres more less, being tb e one
Page lis and Sbe IN deed reeoTed In To Ts
gage are broken claim 10 1.lons Of said mort
"" give '''s notice for that purpose e'e the same
HOSEA b. PHILLIPS
Ellsworth. July IA, 1881. W D. CAMPBELL.
3w2g
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Dissolution of Co-partnership.

THE partnership between Joseph Emerson and
l A. " JOY Is dissolved by limitation, Mr.. I'm
erson retiring firm the firm. A II those indebted
10 the fir u are no flied make immediate pay.
ment, as the Affairs OF the firm must be settled at
once JO-EPH EMERSON.
4. W. JOY.
Ellsworth, July Is, 1851.
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THE undersigned will carry on the Grocery and
L Provision bu- in, ss at the old stand and by
honest and fair dealing hopes to merit the con
tinued favor OF a generous public.
3y3D A. W. JOY.
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Administrative Sale.

uANlSG obtained a license from the Hunorabl
II Parker Tuck 1 shall sell at public auction at
the house of the late Andrew Mercer on ~atuT
day sept. 10, next at O'Clock in The aftern the
honest ead OF the lale Andrew Mercer, and also
about Il acre. Of grass land situated IN said
woJd lot situated on the East side o said road
CHARLOTTE MERCER, AdmN.
August lsi, 1854. 3wJl
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freedom Notice

IN na'. Is hereby given tia, ..,,
the remain ien Freddie W Cook ihSi hi s 70
Of his esrn n his minority. and ss, asR
uaeting after this aat pay any bills OF Eis
w. LAaaoine, July lssn. las, H. 8. COOK.
-~Ss- 3N2s&
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Special Notice.

THE business relations as heretofore existino
between Wyer e. Sargent and Henry W. say
gent under the firm name of W. g. sargent a Son
have this day by mutual consent, been Ciissolyed
and the business Of the late firm of W. G. Sargent
Son VIII hereafter be conducted by Henry "
sargent. "
All persons indebted 10 said w g. sarpen, q
Son are requested to settle the same within ~
next sixty days. As all unsettled acconnfs and
notes after that date will be left with an Attorney
w. G. SARGENT.
sargentville. July 10Th. 1881. sro
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CAUTION.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice that he has
/ made ample provision for the support of
Davii JUne-, Jr. All persons are forbidden to
harbor or trust him on my account as shall pay
no bills of his contracting.
JOHN p. SLOWER
Brooksville, Maine, July q, 1881. 3w3ls
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Captain David Robinson

VIII Ivavr Rp.klsud for North Haven. Deer
lie, ~~ut.Wrs- and Bar llarhur-, tsaUltt=ltTu
Lam 4u'. Hancock ami sullivan. every II E~FINN,
TIL R~Dtl & ~NTt RDNN At 3D.. 4 NJ. or
un ArriN 81 "a. ford Line 81. uitrs from Bsslon
Ia, myers ~ Nj Dv-srt bs rail t1 Rock land.
VIII ave BF-t.u uu MbNpA 1. WEDNESDAY
yGd FRIDAY moT tuE, by Bottom X Maine ~
lat ~ K. X, AMI arrive at kurtlart II 20 l.
NJ taking Steamer neat "a. ruling connect. oua
IE'n al. p"iut- ia White MuuUtl!u, made With
Thu Irstu at Portland
Il. trnI j. leave Sullivan MONDAY. WEu>k~
bAl aud FRIDAY, it q Sd \ VI lar Il .rtlr al =.
- y N. t'a'hlug ~ aI ether landings. connecting
al N"c and v IL Knox aad Lincoln &. X arriving
In l'"-t n at lo-uJ T. NJ. To Portland only until
Iui'' III, '"unectlng At Btu for an point un
N"Ahb lr"uA E'y Tor trurhaM y IL Montreal
g ala FortI nl ia Portland 4 Og,ieurlsrg
a. Il t.. nth conway. raw ford House FaDyan
Ieu-" tut ota,r stl luu-. arriving came evening
Ni'" t"Hn'ettag At korAi4ul with sanford
~te4msr- joy Bo-tnu
H. W JORDAN. G.nI Manager
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HENRY MORRISON. carr. q. A CRoCkETT
WIN make three rips per week, leaving Rock
land every Tuesday, Thursday and saturday at
6MAn. or on arrival Of Eoston aud Portland
STEAMERS, touching At North West Harbor and
Green's Landing Deer Isiel' Bluehil, >urry and
Ellsworth.
RETURNING
Leave Ellsworth Mondays Wednesday, and
FRIDAYS AT SIS O'Clock \. Al, suTry at a. touch
Ing as above, connecting with Boston Steamers
zach trip and with Portland ~tenm,rs every Mon.
lay for the West. Also, next morning "a nh
4 l. Railroad iar Bath, Augusta Portland. BIOS
ton and an points W est ami south
Barasage Checked through a. BIOS and Port
land via steamers,
Excursion II, kci~ to Boston ami Portland sold
on board Also Through Ticket 20 ard from
Hasian via T. B & NJ steamer, and Eastgr5 tsl
Boston 4 Maine RAIlro ads for sale an b0aid and
at Eastern aui Bo,t,iu & Mai'V nepvts.
Passengers arr delivered "a and from tie ttal
at Ellsworth Frrv - Hack Charges
JOHN sUNIN>BN, AGESr, Ellsworth. Ne.
GEO. GREGORY. ~tF'r
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GEN advertisements.
Dividend Notice.
Ellsworth 4 Deer Island Telegraph Co.

A DIYIDESD or TWELVE PER Cent Is SOW
"A payable at the Treasurtr's oftce, sedgwick
SAMUEL HERRICk, Treasurer.
>edgwick, July ~, lssi. 2w3l
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sEMLANNUAL STATEMENT
OF IBE .1n
COLLINS GRANITE COMPANY,

Amount of assessments paid in, the
same being for Stock issued and
fully paid at lis presen par value, s9525 90
Amount OF existing capital as pro
vided by the charter but stock not
all issued. s9Oo.ooo 90
CAPITAL invested in Real Estate and
fixtures including machinery, 96,34Oll
Debts due, 1896 81
Last valuati N of Real Estate and
of the aggregate value of the taxable
properly Of the corporation as fixed
by the assessors of Biuehill, 7,l7OOo
WIN. j. DYER, Treasurer.
Portl ind, July q, 1881.
STATE OF MAISE.-CUNBERLAND IS:
July q, 1881.
Perso. ally appeared the above named VIM J.
Dyer. Treasurer and made oath that the above
statement by him subscribed Is true TO the best of
his knowledge and belief. Bef,r re me
BYRON ID. vERRILL,
lW3l Justice Of the Peace.
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County Of Hancock.
REME IlnlCIAI COURT

'oircct list ct costs allowed at April Term, A
-, ~, Of supreme judicial Court and Count Of
t"u4N commissioners, for said County, Apriland
Arrtl adjour "a Term
ALLOAED ~ SUPREME JUDICIAL CoI-Hr
Mann Of c.'se. OrigGal. b, fore. Amt
state ). Susan Phillip. Gran IL RI, Z ? ~
ElZar \. tuWan, T. T. Drink
water. G6 70
John W. snow, tiraui jury % =
Lester I. Gtiutilc. ". II. Pills
bury. q a.
l., Ter I. tirniir, Grand Jury as
t'cursv T.. Stuu,te " II FiI-
bury. % az
Gep. +. Eau ldsr,, t,ranl jury Is
John W Gould. a. -
John " Could a. "a 4
General Bin of ost-. 0, ii