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four votes for Estes. Gen. Estes
took the chair, and Mr.. Hill, Of
Wilson, was made secretary.
On motion Of Maj. Grant the
convention proceeded 10 the nomi-
nation Of candidates for Congress.
Messrs. o. Hubbs.L. w. Humph-
rep, Geo. w. Stanton, J. d. OKLA
"a aud !. B. Abbott were placed In
nomination, and speeches we're
made advocating abe claims Of
each.
A protracted aud excited diss
cussion ensued, which lasted for
hours.
A motion was mrde TO take q
recess for one hour, and the chair
man refused to put the question,
but q motion to lay the motion to
rdjourn upon the table was put and
adopted.
No ballot was taken for candi-
dates for the nomination, but the
discussion was renewed and con-
tinued for some time, when Col.
Wassom addressed the convention
and stated that lie was authorized
by the Wayne county delegates to
Withdraw the name Of Colonel
Humphrey; that name, or Col.
Humphrey was no longer before
the conventirn as a candidate for
the nomination, he moved that
Hon. J. E. O'Hara be nominated
by reclamation.
The motion was carried, Mr..
O'Hara was nominated by accla-
nation with great enthusiasm.
Mr.. O'Hara came before the
and accepted the nom.
nation in an able speech amidst
Ioud and continued applause.
The chairman, Gen. Estes, at
tempted to adjourn the conven-
ion, abdicated the chair, left the
house and the Craven county dele
gates followed him.
On motion, Maj. Grant was
elected to fill the vacant chair and
Gr. e. =. Smith was elected score
airy. The COW, ntion then pros
'eeded to finish the business for
which it had been called.
On motion the conyeption pro-
sssdsd 90 the election Ola District
Executive Committee.
The following were declared duly
elected Executive Committee for
the ensuing two years:
Wilson, Geo. w. Stanton
Wayne, Geo. T. Wassom.
Edgecombe, r. s. Taylor.
Greene, d. w. Patrick.
Craven,J. w. Harrel!.
Warren, Fl. w. Garter.
Northampton, claiborne Faison.
Jones, Jacob f. Scott.
Lenoir, R. W. King.
Halifax, j. H. Harmon.
When the vote to nominate Mr..
0Hara by reclamation was taken
he following named delegates ..
'mong others voted for the nomi.
lation, viz:
J. ID. Grimsley, Martin Murphy, !
treene county; G. A. Scott, Geo. :.
). Wassom, Jonah Williams,
|. L. Grant, Wayne county; j. I. :
harp, Wilson county; r. s. Tay-
Or, billiard Knight, Samuel Law
ence, Edgecombe county; Clai- .
orne Faison, S. G. Newsom, \
l. r. Deloatch, John W. Pope, :
yorJbamptoucounty; W. II. Hars I
ison, J. Fl. Harmon, John How i
I'd, j. j. Hood, Halifax county;
making eighteen votes. I
The convention then adjourned,
inc die. {
II. L. GRANT, Chm'n. !;
Z. E. SMITH, Sec'ty. !. {
APPENDED STATEMENT. /
We append a circular, signed by :
- L. | v
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THE WILSON CONVENTION.

THE WILSON CONVENTION.
Pursuant to the call of the Con.
greSsiOnal District Executive Com
mittee the delegates to the Repub-
lican District Convention con-
vened at IL o'clock in the court
House, in the town Of Wilson, July
19tn, 1882, and was called to order
by Mr.. F. d. Dancy, chairman OF
the Executive Committee, in con-
formity with the plan Of organize
ton, and appointed the committee
on credentials, consisting of one
delegate from each county. The
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TAKEN TO THE ROOF.

The large bones were then
spread out upon the roof. The lit.
tile ones were placed in small boxes
to insure against the possibility Of
their being lost, and the process Of
bleaching commenced. At night
the bones were gathered up and
taken inside the building by the
colord man who has charge of
them they we're placed in a beach
ing fluid. Youterday morning
they were taken out and again
placed upon the roof, end this pro
cess will be continued for a couple
weeks, when the skeleton will be
articulated and placed in the case
which has been prepared for it. 1t
is said that the museum authorities
during their culinary operation
took the quadriceps extensor. del
told and sternocleido mastoid mus
Giles out Of the boiler, and, after di.
viding them into small pieces, the
placed the pieces in jars Of alcohol,
and distributed them among many
medical men in this fcity. OBJ
server. -..
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THE LAST OF GUITEAU.
Washington Cor. Baltimore
Sun.

sun. LMB
Drs. Sewers and Hartigan are
hard at work upon their report.
The report will probably be ready
for the printer by the latter part
of this week. Neither physician
feels at liberty to give an inkling
as to the deductions thay have
reached, preferring to lay the en-
tire matter before the public at
one time. 1t is understood, how
ever, that it will not entirely agree
with DR.. Lambs opinion, aud
will be prefaced by an explanation
of all the facts regarding it's an-.
fhors' connection with theautopsy,
and the events which have since
occurred.
Whether the Jail officials are
unaware OF the removal OF Cult
eau's cadaver or not there is now
no doubt that the body has not
only been deposited in the Medi-
cal Museum, but that excellent
crank broth has been made from
the remains. For several days
the hugs boiler in the back build
ing of the museum has been seeih
ing and bubbling. In it was
Guiteau's body. On Saturday
morning about $50 the process OF
boiling and maceration was COM
pleted and the bones of the assas.
sin were removed with toDgs from
the pot and scraped carefully to
diyest them of very particle Of
flesh. They were then stepped in
either to remove any fat that might
have chung to them and placed in
a stout canvas bag, in which they
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GoLDsBoRo, July "a, 1882.

Hon. Geo. z. WassOm,
DEAR SIR We have long
since felt the necessity Of d ColOred
Solicitor il the Srd Judicial Dis,
IT, therefore We respectfully re-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-12-21
Public Reception TO Minister HsmIin.

The citizens Of Bangor extended a cor
dial welcome, IN City Hall. last evening. to
Minister Hamlin and wife upon their safe
return from Madrid. 1t will be remembered
that on March l., 1851, a reception vas
rendered our distinguished fellow citizen. in
Music Hall, in observance OF ms retirement
from the United States Senate full Of wears
and honors. Since that time Mr.. HAm!in
has for more than a year represented our
country at the court Of Spain. and upon his
recent arrival home, It was deemed fitting TO
tender him a reception At an early hour
las, evening. the people began 70 gather at
City Hall The Hall vas appropriately dec
GRATED with flag and bunting. Az the hour
Of eight large audience was assembled.
a large number If ladies graoed the occa-
sion with their presence. On the platform
we're many prominent citizens accompanied
b. their wives. The entrance Of Mr.. Ham
Ln and wife was greeted with enthusiastic
demonstrations. They took seats on the
stage The exercises opened with selec-
tion by Andrews orchestra HIS Honor,
Nayor Strickland called the assenbiage TO
order and presided during the evening. The
speeches we're well received. and the meet
Ing vas marked by numerous outbursts Of
applause. The demonstration rendered Nh.
Eamlin during his response va, very en-
fhusiastc. The occasion Was IN every way
most auspicious and viii long be held IN
pleasant memory.
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Winter has fairly settled down upon Us.
We have plenty of snow which is improved
to the hes, advantage.
Our people are unusually lively about
tins time getting ready for Christmas, and
the stores are filled with everything nice
and pretty.
The steamboats, now make this their
headquarters, landing the Bangor passen-
gers aud treigh, here. which Is taken up on
the cars. They leave here Monday, We'd
ncsday and FRIDAY. at ! O'Clock 7. VI. for
Boston, and arrive here on their return
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, weather
permitting.
Rev Theo. Gerrish lectured. Thur sday
evening. a, Finer, Hall.
The veterans Of James T. Hall Post
G. \ r., held an old-fa,hion var times Ievee.
FRIDAY evening. at Emery Hall. An army
supper II baked beans Sc. was served from
$50 10 80 Other refreshments consisted
Of cake. ice cream. confectionery. &c. \
fishing pool. post office, grab bag, tableauN,
and music, finished out the programme.
Tramp tramp, tramp" Kingdoms com
ing" and "Icnung on the Ola Camp Ground
we're sung with enthusiasm and are just A.
tu. Of rlslc TO-DAY. IS they we're twenty
wears a. The band also contributed much
10 enI,cu the occasion. OtheF societies viii
be heard from soon.
-Roadmaster ROYAL Of the Buck,port
and Bangor X T. JAmmcd his han. quite
badly. FRIDAY. while coupling cara.
Eau.
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EIisW artb kalIs

Quite large quantity Of slaves and
heading viii be manufactured here this VIM
ter Smith X DAVIS will also manufacture
spool lumber.
The lumbermen are all in the woods.
They report about eighteen inches Of snow
laundering is greatly retarded on account Of
snow falling before the ground or river was
firmly frozen.
-Hartshorn. Ellis K Co are building an
addition to their store, to be used as an Of
fee
The principal business done here this
winter is sending supplies up river. A
camp fitting out with provision requires
nearly as great a variety as a family. In
fact men not unfrequently say that they get
better living in the woods than at their own
tables
Our schools are very successful this
winter. The grammar school is being taught
BY Mr.. Richard Perkins, a teacher Of large
experience. He is giving excellent salts
faction Miss Abbie Joy still continues to
teach :he primary school, and the good dis
cipline and rapid progress of her scholars,
rank her among our best teachers.
III,
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Deer I.te.

- The schools that commenced on Dec I
are a, follow. Dist. NJ | OF Little Deer
l,.r b, Nj. J. l.. Springer, of rankin; DIST
" ;. b, Mr.. Slrdman +. Iorrry, ~. ).
ty Nj. Elmer T. Srofiord No. .. by Ms,
jennie SAWYER. No. H., by Mr Hosea u.
WarIwr.l. Of Prnohsoot OF the schools
IN NJ. IL, one j. taught by NJ. Geo Grover
and the other by Mr. Niu-iow. Of Carmel.
School IN nl.t. NJ. II commenced
Non4as Dec. II. and }, taught by Miss
Mar, +. lurrcy. Also school Ia DIST. No.
:. BY Mss Came ). Splnney.
- The brig Ca,ta.il. 6Do tons. Of Rich
mogd, Me. ha, ARMED to take load Of the
Deer Isle ore 70 England.
The shait house Of the Deer Isle Con
soHiated mine VA, down - feet on Thanks
giving day. Machinery no, We, arrived.
The masquerade ball at South Deer Isle
on Thank >giSIng night, was a very pleasant
affair The costumes we're very well gotten
up and ranged from very pretty, to very
grolesque.
-Messrs Jones and DAVIS have closed
down work for the winter at the smelter.
We learn that they anticipate starting up IN
the -pting with enlarged alterations and i'm
proNemerfls.
The Thurlow boys are done work On
their quarry. on Harvey Island, At pre-,
eut. The, have shipped 1900 tons OF stone
IN less than two months.
Snow has been quite plenty so far this
winter.
AT the fair held IN Haskeli's Hall, on
Thanksgiving eve, the "Southwesters" met
with fair success. Although the weather
was unpropitious and the walking disagree
able. the hall was well filled. We under
stand that the ne, proceeds are something
over ffry dollars. The lucky ones we're
Olive Pickering, basket quilt Jennie Russ
rug; Geo. Higgins, chlld's shoulder blan-
ker and crib quilt. Two quilts were not
drawn. all tickets not being sold
Dee r. 3 5
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S. b. Wescott, who received injuries
by falling on paving blocks in the hold Of
a vessel. is now quite comfortable. though
unable TO work.
The Stewart Mine has large boiler TO
set, so as to be fully prepared for any prob
able demand for power for some time.
There is plenty of snow now, and few
warm days to soften it so that it will tread
easily would be a great help to the sleigh
ing.
The Douglass and Bluehill mines are
hard at work day and night, and everything
looks very favorable for the coming of that
good time that has been looked for so long.
and not always with patience. If they are
not now seIf-supporting, we believe that be-
fore long both Of these mines will pay run
ming expenses, (which are not smalll from
their products.
The Installation Of the officers of James
A. Garfield Post. No. 46, G. A. X. will be
in public on Saturday evening, Jan. 9,
1888. at the Town Hall. Chief Mastering
Officer r. G. Rollins, on the staff Of Dept
Commander Farnham, will be present aud
install the officers. The boys mean 70 have
a good time that evening Ron.
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Bar leafi,or

J II prc>sc,. of Boston. has recently
opened At the store Of \. &. Bulgrr, On
Cojtlg, s.. a branch in the meat. vegetable
and produce hue. which promises 20 be a
great convenience 10 the people IN that sec
,ion Of the village.
Mis-, Lillian Eaton, Of Deer Isle. :
teaching a very profitable term in music 10
a large number Of pupils
Our street, nov show some of the fin
est ,.clghiug ever witnessed. S,cigh.ng
and ooA>tlng arr nov IN order.
The Rev. Mr.. Mc(iown formerly Of
Oruuu, j, nov holding SERVICES at the Union
church. Bar iarbor. \ lecture containing
excellent advice Tor the benefit Of the Young,
was delivered by him on SUNDAY evening
the l,,h inst.
Qn.,r a serious accident hcftl Mr. 4.
T. Cauucr,. one ia, last week. which caused
the G.s.lgAl8au of several ribs. \ team
coming 4aau Nj. Desert -. loaded ~iih
Jro,krrS aud ,.n sarr. caused NJ. Cnuncrs
hogs, 'o become gumauas,ah.r and throw
ug ham under %, runner. Of the -lrleh.
Nr Conner, vas CONVEYED % hi- home
~Acre m,L.,a. a.l Was promptly IN attend
Ancy.
dee. j.. ANEMuNE.
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STATE OF MAINE

HAxcock SCOUT Of Probate. Ellsworth
December Term, \. H. lS,2-
Accounts having been hled for settlement In
estates ut
ANN w. MCPHERSON late NJ Eden.
Evcrard II freely, Admir- With " II annexed
BENZ 4 SH late II Eden
r en VI llamur, special A.lm'r
ROBERT CONDOR late ~ BrD"ksCue.
Luther q Philhrnok representative OF has j.
Abbot late Admir- de ea-cd.
IONA THAN PERKINS tate ~ CdsttRe.
Luth,r &. Phibrook representative Of ChAs j.
Abbot late EXT d, ceased.
INEVITABLE 4. GODFREY late II
John K Thur-ton, EAT
JOSEPH LIE WIS late " Buckp"H.
Lathlyy l.. Lewis, Adm'r.
LEONARD CANDiGE {dts N Bi"ehW
~aml J. Candagc, Amr With will annexed
JOHN II. INT late n IremnHf-
4 e. MiIliken, Admir-
ARTHUR ". RICHARDSON N Eden
lHSOiUeRt DEBTOR.
L. A. Emery assignee.
ORDEREp.-That the said accountants give
notice t. all persons interested, hy caring copy
OF this ORDER to be Published three weeks cccs-
lively IN the ll-wortH American that they may
a pear at IA y oDate Court, 70 be holden q Els
worth on he tir,t Wednesday Il Jan next NJ
ten of the clock ia the forenoon, and OK eau Z
If an. they have why the came should not be
allOwca
SN5 PARKER TUCK. Judge
At est :-CHAs p. DoRR, Regi ter
A true copy Attest - LHAs. T. DoRK, Reg.
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The Ringer.

THIS OLD RELIABLE SkwIN6 MACHINE
4 still in the lead with valuable improve
rnent, which makes II nOlse!ess and the
1ghtest running in use. No one has ever
4 uestioned their DURABILITY. They have
stood the test for over a quarter II a en-
farV. and TO-DAY nIne-tenths Of al the Man
sfacturers throughout the world are using
fhen. and three-f0urths Of all the Family
machines in use are Genuine Singers. We
eaution people not to be deceived by ire
sDonsible representatives Of some one-horse
eoncern. whose principles are low enough
A. fix A second hand Singer machine to eN-
1ibit in their office, TO compare It with their
shoddy machines, padded with cotton and
nav hide 10 deaden the noise. Il Is low com
petition. Do net be huBsbHgged They can
hot furnish any Of our manufacture except
Second hand machines. as We do not sell 10
speculators. To accommodate our rapidly
Increasing business in this section We have
eDened a Branch Office at Ellsworth where
Il. will be pleased to see any one that wants
anything in the Sewing Machine Line. Ma
ehines Repaired.
THE SINGER MIC. Co
Ellsworth Branch over Suminsb.'s Store,
Eain ST.
40 !. H. BRowN, Manager.
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PemOlpscot

PenObseoG
AT the close of the foreHoon service at
the VI f. church, North Penobscot, last
Sabbath. a very pleasant episode occurred.
In behalf of Bible class No. 2, Miss Minnie
Perkins, in brief speech presented the
teacher, Mr. Leander c. Perkins, a silver
fruit basket as a memento from his class OF
their appreciation of his long and faithful
service. Mr. Perkins has also served with
marked fidelity as Asst Superintendent
here.
The most prominent legal question be-
fore the people of this town seems to be,
whether the vacancy caused by the death OF
Charles Leach. Esq, as chairman of the
board of selectmen, neeessitates the calling
of an extra town meeting. The popular
feeling seems to be against it, and We learn
the two remaining members of the board
have decided not to call one.
Miss Lldee G. Condor, graduate Of
the class Of 81, E. NJ. c. Seminary. has
gone to Stafford Springs, Conn, as assis-
tant teacher in graded school.
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Meeting OF State Grange and Aari-
cultural Society.
LEWISTON. Dec. 10.

The Maine State Grange met in CITY
Hall, Tuesday forenoon. and was called 10
order by the Master Hon Frederick Robe.
The forenoon was spent in completing the
organization 4 meeting Of the Portland
cooperative association was also held. The
trustees Of the State Agricultural society
met at the Dewitt House to-day to close
up the business Of the year. The, have
purchased two acres Of land eas, Of the Park
to be added to the grounds Treasurer Os
good reports $1,000 in the treasury after all
bills are paid.
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surry.

surFy
Mr.. Joseph H. Myrick has trapped and
killed Canada lynx. For description see
Maine Agricultural Report 1852. page 1886.
The Canada lynx is the largest of the wild
cat species. Within the past-year over rs
sheep have been killed in the vicinity of
Morgan's Bay BY wild animals. No doubt
this fellow has had hand (clav) in the
business. The farmers who keep sheep
ought to reward Mr.. Myrick for disposing
of this greedy rover.
The smelt catchers are reaping a rich
harvest just now.
The winter schools are all in session.
Mr.. Mayo is teaching in district No. !; I.
4. Crabtree in district No. 2; Mr.. Patten in
district No. 8 Mr.. Dresser in district No.
4 Miss Eldridge in district No. 8, and Miss
Barron, in district No. 8. Miss Higgins, Of
Ellsworth, is teaching the lower school at
the village. I. A.
Dec is.
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Domestic Psrss.

RoorHBli Dcr Is ~chs. Estclla, Marshal,
Ellsworth for Portland Claris>a story, Brown
Portland for Machia> prGalo, u hiu., Ca'ags foI
Boston. Forester, Young. Ellsworth FOR PORT MI
HpsrrN Ar Itec. 10. >,hS. Fair Dealer. ChAlto
Ellsworth. II Lane Dec Isle
ht'r. n. ~Ch- Delaware, sadie. Ellsworth, Ella
Rose, Fprtl. Franklin, webster. ~uu-nn, perI
Isle. WIN I Emerson Colt Orland.
NV NORk-Ar. Dec. ~. ~ch- Ahhic WAS~ou,
Lori. Bangor, loui = smith. Wcbbcr, Bangor
Otr,.nto. Hammond. Ellsworth.
Ar IS. -lh David Faust smith, Bararna.
EpgARTuwN- Ar. Dec. Is. sch fleet Wing
Maddox. New York fJr Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-12-21

At a Court II F'ruhIt- holtcn 40 Ellsworth within
ami for thr County OF Hancock on the first
Wednesday % Dycrmber, a p l~s-.
RNHANl-taurt Executor in 4 certain
IA instrument purpnTtlng g. be the last Wall ani
testament - Rnoyrt Mason late IT Ellsworth ln
-iid county deceased, having presented The same
PROBATE
ORpEKED,-ThAt the said \. r Durham give
notice t. all persons int. e-tr,i, rs causing copy
OF l. order @ .t. publshrd tHrc, Hc,-A- sue
cessiyrly o. the Ellsworth American PrIutc.. al
Ellsworth. that they my appear Al a Probate
Court DE hello at Ellsworth 10 said county thr
fret "Wednesday - January neat, a, ten Of tie
clock In the forenoon. AMI ,hrw cause, II any th.
have. why the said instrument should not be-
proS ed, approved ami allow ed the last viii aud
testament Of said drc"st.ed
PARKER TUCK, judge
Attest -CHAs. Z. DuKE, Register. 80
\ truu Copy Attcst-CHAs. +. poEK. Regl-ter
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City and County.
Ellsworth Church Directory.

NysSkhsAriosAL-Preaching At 10 80 A ~ sabbath
n, Nenf' al II - \ NJ, Evening Service at .nFH
reaching at ? and l-3Ps sabbath school
weekly Prayer Meeting Tuesday evening a,
VSsiIAEIss.-Chureh service al 2:l5 and S,rs sun
cArHolic.-Preaehing at I0;OAx sAbbAth school a,
I'm
AtrSoDIsr-freAohing at and TPs sabbath sehoo
Csios IKsrERAScE MsErNs.-Every sunday ats. %
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reag Pond

Plenty of snow. Business lively. The
hunting season nearly over. The hunters
in Great Pond have been very successful,
and one Of them not contented with the
shooting Of many deer, has captured dear
for life they say
One day last week as Fred Williams
was coming from Emery's camp he saw a
large deer, but missed him on account Of
his dog, consequently he shot the dog and,
as if to reward him for good deed done,
the next day he went out and shot four deer
and got home in time for dinner. Beat this
who can.
Rev. Mr. Haines, Of Amherst. preached
a very interesting sermon here recently.
One Of his neighbors said Of him, Il be-
lieve him to be good man, for he visits the
sick"
DR. Wasgatt has been very successful
here. Il.
Dec. II.
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Rev. J. S. Allen, pastor of the NJ. Z.
Church, on the above Sunday received three
persons into full membership in the church,
also baptized one.
The stores are getting ready for Christ
mas. May they be well patronized.
Mr. Holmes has got into his new store,
which is credit to all concerned.
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/ To the Hon. Parker Tuck, Judge Of Probate
within and for the County Of Hancock.
uuMbLl shows Benjamin X. Dyer, Guardian Of
IL Charles Dyer non compO- and SON Of Ephraim
ID er late Of Brook willie said County, de ca ed.
That the said war'i h Interested in the real state
Of said deceased to "a It nj IT. part OF the
ate homestead Of the said EphT.im Dyer. situated
In Brook -ytle aforesaid and that Il would be for
Tho benefit " said garyi uiat his interest in said
decrease = estate should be- disposed OF ald the
pr ceviz thereof put out and secured o. him in
Honor would grant him license 81 dispose Of the
same accordingly at priyat. ruhhc sale a.,rer.
ably - law Of this state IN such cases made and
provided.
BENJAMIN X. DYER.
BrOoksyille. NOV. ., A. y. 1852.
STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK sat a Court Of Probate held at Els
worth on the first Wednesday % Dcccm Ter, l-s2
On the Potion aforesaid. ORDERED, - That
notice bc given by publishing a copy Of said p-ti-
ito with this orier thereon, thr weeks sue es-
siyely In the llsS Orth Sm rican, new .paper
printed IN Ellsworth that all persons intcI q ted
may attend o. the arst "Wednesday Oh a. next
at a Court OF Probate to b. holden In Ellsworth.
and shrw cause Il ny, why the prayer Of said
Petition should not be granted. such notice 70 be
given before said Court.
3aJJ. PARKER TUCK Judge.
Attest:-CHAs. Z. DORR, Register.
4 true Copy Attest :-CHAs. +. DORR. Register.
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By TELEGRAPH.
dispatches 10 the Ellsworth Americana
Meeting of Maine Central Directors


At meeting Of the Directors Of the
Maine Central railroad company held a, the
Augusta House this evening, Payson Tuck
er was unanimously reelected Vice Presi-
dent and general manager Of the Maine
Central Railroad Company.