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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-02
Home and Foreign News.

Gen. sherman state. tina, when retired
from the arm. he vii iakr up his Pcrma-
men; rcsIdcncr IN 81 Louis
\ French go,rsnes, IN a Washington
family has bcen detected Ia stealing about
-j'S1 ~orth u diamonds, ,eI,c,.. etc.
Sly rubbcr. boarded train On the
Grand Trunk nrAr Wind.or. Ontario. thurs
daN night. but nnl' one pa.s~agrr a. robbed.
FHe u the fe,ioWs escaped and one ~As
captured.
The Treasury department j. in-
formed that the South Sa.4, nsh,.h.n. Nan.
,uckei Shoals. Mas. rrcvn,i, reported
Air'ft. h.' bccn captured and tossed back
By steamer aaG anchored.
Register Bruce Jus, returned from Ms
,tssipps. sats that Cha.n.er. has aHl.hcd hl.
eanyA... and Is sirk Ahc'l lie - confident
that be iii be elected a, the puil.. and DOL,
fcars counting out
A despatch from Dublin .a,s three
hundred people on fop leland arr ~i,hout
iood and oshrT portion, o! the population III
Western Ireland are threatened ~.ih star,
alton.
I, i believed IN I.puIou tina, the for.
RfAAHt '+A- ill kI4AL lEtF
Porte IA making grca; effort. 10 have the
tsiAi 81 Arab, abandoned
Several lrs,h .oescite. in Put.burg
have received ;au circular. from j. y Her
man. Of NcW YORK. stating that Easu.h
fae;orrs. castles. shipping. AMI cities
must De- burned IN revenge Tor the de.truc-
tion ~ Irish cabin.
-Sii Mpham,lcl SaIos, Bcy 4 Tun..
died frda, evening Sal. Al. brother 81
the dead Bey AMI legitimate .Iocrs.or %
the throne has assumed the poser
-SehcparI / Knapp. jr., ~h,le fishing
on the H4lson rl,rr. FRIDAY. vas Suddenly
taken with heart d!,s Asr. fell into the rivrr
and -. dru~nrd. liz ~as the sog OF a
~r.l-Ano~n millionaire, and aged y.
The prospect. Of another grand raig~ay
var arc becoming - apparent, and the pfrlIm-
mar, sAlruishcs 80 ne ar that the unsettled
condition Of the stogk market y noW 4;trlb-
utrd 10 this cause For several week deep
and hitter mugtrrluss have b,cn heard from
the Grand Trunk Railway 81 Canada, ana
Il 4, said that corporation Will formally open
the ball BY cutting 10Th passengers and
frrighI rates from Chicago Ia al point. ca.i
Nhen the ball opens every road running
east from Chicago viii become involved
Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes has tender
ed his resignation a. Parkman professor Of
anatomy IN the medical school II liar, ard
University, al the rrques, OF the board Of
government II will be permitted 10 remain
IN abcy anee until satisfactory arrangements
b made for permanently filling the vacancy.
His retirement from an Office he has held
50 wears j. induced by a desire to give IN,
attention hereafter, more particularly to
literary pursuits.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-02

The November humber OF Wide irdEs
j. noticeable for many pleasing feaiur'-; among
THIN spirited iTOHtispiecr for Rev. | l..
Beman's frontier story Il "LE,f. B-dsprr nd. .
by alter >hirlaw. sent over from hi, Londa n
studio, and two 1ne illustrated penn. m Is
trees MARY" BY Mr.. 4. u. I. whitney, and
. be Little Queen, b, susan Coolidge.
Mex, one notes that both Serials, The Tro-
jan " ar aud Lost among >sNaze>." are cnn-
cludsl, double instailmenis being given {, r that
purpose. Every boy, at trtsi, will pronounce
these closing chapters capital. There are iwo
gay reminders Of thanksgiving mouth /:
Rosa q rAham telling Of TON Wec"-how he
made Thankful Day resolves. aud VI. T.. VIII
kins Ielating the merry myth OF The Pump
hin Giant" Part IL. Of Miss Whitney's -
suit Of Home. pun" deals with FAX wheels and
blue n coppeTas check" with fourteen Illus
trations by Bodbsh. Margaret Bertha W ri2ht
sends over from her home in France a eomieal
story OF 'Chsrli-'s first Doughnut;" Rev.
Vim T.. Baker, who bad ghost story in the
October number. tell Of Another Ghost" he
once saw; Mss Harris furnishes = very in
teresting and romantic AIT paper relative 10
an American Boy Sculptor who Is studying
and working in france-young Paul Bartlett,
the son Of Truman bartlett the Boston Sculp-
tor. The af tice u illustrated with portrait OF
the young sculptor md pictures OF his brunze-.
Rev. 4. T.. Hale writes about his recent visit
TO the House OF Lords, and Arthur Gilman
has rs usual capital Dictionary paper.
Charming poems, angles, song from Lord
HougbtOn set 10 music by Fred X Archer,
md the Chaui ,uqua Young 70 Ks Reading
Union Course complete nr,t-rAie numher ;
"Anua Marit's Housekeeping" frUf. Ssr-
gents lir-itb and strength Paper, and the
,Tticlr on Mary Russell Milford. u the q. Y.
r. X. u, COurs-. deserve Thoughtful perusal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-02

Died in West Hamp,ien. Mrs.. Mary
SAWYER, aged 10 years. : months, y DAYS.
relict of the late Joseph III. Sawyer. v 10
died May II. They were ho;h hcru IA
Hau'l'den aud had lived on The farm whore
they died more than tifty years. Inerc we've
born TO them fifteen children. twci,e Of
whom are now living. and nearly all are
settled in Hampden aud vicinity.
The Waieyr,lie Mail says: The old
family clock of the late Capt Nehemiah
Getcheil, got into the courts about year
ago, or rather little contention as 10 It's
ownership. Out Of that contention, and
some kindred matters. grew tao lawsuils-
one in which Mr.. Chas A. bow sued his son
for trespass, and another 10 which lie, A.
Dow sued his father for assault. They were
finally taken oui OF the courts aud referred
to Judge Libbey, which award. jus, made
public, gives judgment in both cases in IA
vor Of the father. throwing the costs upon
the son. In the first case the father is
awarded So damages"
The Bath Times saws tina, delegate.
from a Maine College went to Frceport to
collect turkeys for the annual Sophomore
supper, which. sad to relate. IN accordance
$50 aha 'tNfiftto NtAAt~t custom tNfN ulu nor
design 10 pay or. They had baggrd a fine
10, Of turkeys. hu, also tried To secure some
poultry. BiddIes resented the intrusion.
The farmer VAS aroused. pursued the Young
u.en. and both Drove into town and into the
stable at about the same time. The tablcau
= perfect. Toe turkeys are under the seat.
and The poultry, the ho,s and the farmer are
reunited. The laugh j. entirely On the side
of the latter who pockets some forty dollars.
whie the turkicS are stuffed nth sage and
onions for the dcleoiation Of has own family.
The investigation at the Reform School
vas continued. Friday. Testimony vas Of
fcrcd TO show tina, the boys had been pun
ished by standing in position" that -.
bending over and touching their toes with
their hands, some Of them as long as an
hour. DR.. Rodingson testified that to stand
~ that position one minute vas extremely
hurtiul. Boys had hccn made 10 veAr irons
on their ankles and even 20 TO bed wIth
them on. Several boys testified that there
had been change after Coy. Plaistcd's VS.
T. They had more food and verr better
treated. Some OF the punishmeuis we're
abolished. One of the officers stated that
he had kno~n bows TO drink water from
mud puddle ihry SER 40 thirsty Mr.
OScn. an oihcvf. gave many instances where
be had beaten boys, but thought they de-
served II. The strap which he used vas
shown.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-02

Emerson says: "If YOU do not know your
way, hoist a sail. and drift the current
knows the way. if YOU DON'T Many a man
With pains in his back, with dropsical limbs,
or other ailments that indicate kidney trou-
bles, is troubled about il. but doesn't know
what TO do. Let him wisely follow the cur
rent of public opinion, which is so strongly
setting in towards Hunts Remedy, as the
best medicine ever known for kidney and
liver diseases. That current sets in the
right direction, and is increasing in volume
every day, and is bearing out on its beneti-
cent bosom thousands of bottles of this
wonderful Remedy to afflicted homes all
over the land. This current Of public opin-
ion is sweeping the physicians with it, who
are putting Hunts Remedy among their
most valued prescriptions in cases of disor-
ders of the bladder. liver, or kidneys.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-02
County News.
Baek.pe,s C.asr~.

There are two cases Ut diphtheria at
North Buekspori. The palieuis are under
the care Of DIR. Putnam of Backsport
The way we save our potatoes from the
Colorado beetle. Go to John Bucks tin
plate sorkerl at Bueksport, pay twenty
hive cents for drcdgc box holding some
thing over a quart. made With socket in
To which may be inserted long handle.
Take one quart Of dry plaster of pari, IN
which thoroughly mix one heaplng table
spoonful Of Paris green. Put it into the
box. ~ soon the eggs begin to hatch.
60 over the POTATOES and sprinkle slightly
only the hills where the slugs are to be-
seen. Continue this every three or four
days while the eggs are Matching. and If
properl, done no harm will come TO the
potato. Afer person becomes accustomed
TO 1t they can do 1t nearly a. fast as they
can walk and unless the bugs are more
plentiful than this wear one half pound Of
Paris green Is sufficient for an acre. for the
least particle of the poison eaten by the
slug> kills them. Bows with little prac-
lice can do the work as well and safely as
men. JR.
Oct 10
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-02
The Richest Man in Maine. -
Ills HONE N skowHLGAN.
Lewiston JouruALl
NiEDIcUs.

Lewiston JournaLl
Every morning. Sundays excepted. at a
few minutes before nine O'Clock. pair Of
black horses and a two-seated phtaeon halt
al the door of the First National Bank at
Skowhegan. The First National Bank i.
one Of those old fashioned one story wood
en- buildings, painted white, With an orna-
mented triangle set into its front, and wear
ing sedate look. 1t might be mistaken
for an orthodox vestry, bat for the sign
over the door. The team is common
place in respect to horses, carriage and
driver. The horses are good, strong, clean
hmbed beasts, but their trsppings and groom
ing evince disregard Of appearances. The
carriage is free from gloss and style. There
are no brass buttons nor green broadeloth
on the driver and there is no more on the
box than about the >equipag-, to show its
owner and occupant is a seven millionaire
The old gentleman who alights and enters
the bank Is the richest man in Maine, Hon
Abner Coburn.
The Ex-Governor lives in a roomy, old
fashioned house on the south side of the
river, within hearing Of the music Of
Skowhegan Falls. A portico, supported by
large, huted Dorie pillars, make the fac AIDE
somewhat imposing. The house is shaded
BY large trees and perfumed BY flower
gardens. Many uian who can't pay 100
cents on a dollar, lives in q more osteDts-
tiOus house and makes more display in the
the world than does the richest and one Of
the best known of Names citizens.
A Journal reporter tried the e1-Goyern-
or's latch string a few days ago. Mr..
C0burn had just returned from his morn
ing trip to the bank. An open fire had Just
been kindled in his library, or office. tie
reclined in his easy chair with one foot on a
hot stone. He was holding a council with
two Of his lumbermen. Ex-Governor Co
burn is so years old and is for more reasons.
than one a remarkable man. In appearance
he is venerable, but exceedingly well pre-
served. The frosts Of 50 winters have Civ
en- his head and face a wilderness that at first
sight startles one, and invariably esokes a
feeling Of extreme respect, in approaching
him. A portrait on the wall shows him as
he was in his prime. He has lost none Of
the contour Of his form or countenance.
Time mas laid kindly hand upon him. The
Ex-Governor has to be on his guard, but
when satisfied that you are neither an i'm
| poster nor bore. is social and warm. His
memory was never better. His sentences
are Quick, clean cut and business-like. His
conversation lacks the emphasis Of a Young
err man, but it has the dignity and quiet re-
serve Of old age. The Ex-Governor watches
the course of current events aud public az
fairs with keen interest and has an unfail-
ing fund Of information on those topics.
| He il . close observer Of the lamentations
! Il tn saaek narkeI There probably isn't
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-02

The enterprise shown by the F"rfldad
Press in giving full and complete reports Of
the do.ugs Of the American Board o. Com
mlssloners Of Foreign Missions during the
session Of that body. recently held in that
c.t,. and also Of the session Of the " oman :
Congress, held there the succeeding Seek
has Won for II great praise from all quarters.
II there vas anything that escaped the no
tee Of the Press reporters it may safely b.
set down as not worthy Of notice. We con-
graduate the Prcss on the recognition Of It's
enterprise. II richly merits the success II
has attained
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-02

The Tribune reports that the rift in the
cloud which has hung so long over the
Democracy is lOosening some glowing rhet-
ORIG that has been pent up in the party's or
ators for years. Mr.. Watterson pictured
Democratic prospects in rainbow oolors al a
meeting in Glasgow, Ky, last Monday
The whole political armament" said he.
sis luminous With light and hope. In the
East there is an old-fashioned aurora DO
reals; in the West the evolutionary tints'
of the traditional .prismatie rainbow, kissed
into life by the Sun of Ohio, span this hori-
zon from Michigan 70 Illinois making pyf-
oteehnic display all over Indiana, and car
rying the break of q new day by way Of
Colorado TO the golden gate OF the Pacific.
The Republicans are trying TO console them
selves with the eoneegt that il Is merely the
fox-fre Of an of year. But IT is not fox
fire. my Democratic brethren nor campfire
either: nor fire before YOU are ready; nor
ere and fall back though, as far as they are
concerned, il may prove TO be that IRE OF
which il has been written. 1T shall consume
the wicked Ii is, in my belief. Gods sign
,ba, the DAYS of famine are ended, and tina,
.ha y,,ad, dawn Of the years OF plenty which
s-s n store for US is coming at last.
The state Of hunger and thirst that pos
s.sses the Democratic party Is something
sonderfai-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-02

-Governor Plaisted, who has been on the
stump in Michigan for the Democrats, is
drifting east Egain. In Cleveland, the other
day, be told some friends. in explanation Of
his own defeat, that he had evidence that
tie Republicans in this State used over
S2DO.OO0, On the other hand the Demo
Gratis did not have enough for Legitimate"
expenses He admits that Blaine is strong
with the masses but thinks he would have
been defeated if he had been placed on the
Congressional ticket. Governor Plaisted al
20 wants 20 see Mr.. Blaine nominated for
President in 1854 for the reason that he
thinks be could be defeated then. MISERY
loves company" and the Governor is anx-
iously trying to find some good company
but be won't find il in that direction.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-02
STATE or MAINE

HANCOCK ss.-CouH Of Probate Efl.xorth
October r. nm. 4. ID, 1854
Accounts having been aled for .ettIernent in a,
tate. Of
ASA BILLINGTO TON. late Of DedAaa.
Asa W Ellington. EAT
Andrew J. Whiting Admir-
Levi B Wymab. Admir-.
ALICE GORDON, et a., Majors, Of !SuHi-
rdR.
Geo. W. Pcitengiil, Guar
SAMUEL ADAMS, late Of Castine.
l. G. fhilhrook, Ct al Trustees Of Adams Fuel
Fund"
OkDEkED. That the said accountants give no.
tiee 10 Al persons Interested. b. causing copy OF
this order TO be published three weeks suceessive
ly In the Ellsworth merican that hey NAV appear
at Probate Court, 10 be holden at Ellsworth on
the nTst "Wednesday Of pecember next st ten Of
the clock IN the foreaoon, aud show cause # any
theY have, why the same should OF he allowed
SW+t' PARKER TUCK Judge
Attest CHAs. r. DoRR. Register
true c py Attest :-CHAs. r DORR, Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-02

Pills, the bogus evangelist. uho skipped
from KoekiaaG awhile ago. with another
mans lie bss been arrested in ST John, y
B.. tired for adultery. convicted and sen
fenced TO pay fine Of 800 or two YEAR,
in Tx. peuiientlaTy. Siugulariy the mot her
Of the woman with whom be eioped from
Rockiand, .;mpa,hi1es with him and a. she
has some property, il j. thought tie fine
vii BE- paid.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-02

Tuf NntrtIr BELT co.. Marshall Mieh.
" ~ send bK. l'YEK's trLTHRArFp IT ~, THO
N"Lrtl' BELIs ASH EIrs'TWI, APPLIANCES
on trial fr thirty daYS o. men lvruuE or olil
wh5 sc afflicted with Nervous DEBILITY. Ls-i
NnsltN and Manhood. ani sindfr,i troubles
qua ant~~ing .V-edY aud complete rr.tur tiou
# h~siih aud manly vlznr Addrrs- A. above.
y. H.-No rex i Incurred. a. lhiris ,ias.'
trial j. allowed Iyrt~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-02
State OF Maine.

HANt"Sk. s. tstobvr b. \ n i~Ss
~ virtue nf au kNes-uttsu frtrg III. ...
ID judicial Joust for said e.. niv al-..a-,
p tLeh, have TITS t,A} SrlE,d AS tl,. ;sr,.,,,
said George h X ch. and o. satisfy SO % 1 ,',t'.
q rt@ln psrf Of land situated 10 Gar n yf.,
"a" town af Eftru 90 said Haur,.,. t.5iTf. Xxx
"."tpled As follows on thc y, rth 34,- l.t,g
~tE'et. on the asi b' lan'i Il Eyerar,i ii 60.
on iAe N""tn 10y land Of xait t,rerly AMI F. l...
ahi' t'T Ne Acrr"hs on Tia est by L.st! e lt..
hFNN'r. and containing twenty dy, ..st..r.
ro'i~ in"rr r. te-s licinK the same parcel r 49,
10 said Tee =. Rich, hy John Hsfsl.t I., ,i
uA'''l NAY % 49, and r 'ir,l 80 the User..
-" having been attached pom the or .r,f r, r.,
h15 =, ls-. At Eve o'clock adj TN minute, To-. b.
lI.ih's'n ant snail sell said parcel .,r .sHf a
ha'" I thrrF in Ellsworth iu said ,aa..t. ..'
Tuesday the @>th day uf November A U i..
uils Hef-rk th, for,-u..n - ''
\ true copy Attest
awu 4 x. uEyEkEIN. ,ar.g..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-02
Noting the Effects.

X. Gibbs. OF Buffalo, y. Y. writes ::
Hearing your BuRpoCK BLooD BrrTERs
favorabl, spoken 81. was iaduced to watch
their effects and find that ~ chronic dts
eases Of The hlond. liver ami kidneys. YOUR
bltters have been signaily marked with sue
cess have used them myself with best
results. for torpidlty Of the llyeri and IN
the case Of a friend Of mine suffering from
dropsy. the effect was marvellous. Price
a on
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-02

The democratic victory iu Ohio that
was hcrA.Ied over the country at from 25.-
0'u 20 5000 has gradual, Gw,ud.ed tail.
a. /, LON shown, the actua. plurality Of the
Democrats over Republican,, = 1918 and
the democratic majority. over all. i only
] sos. There we're l3.3u- votes for the
pure prohibition ticket. Of which the greater
par, acre Republicans.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-02
Notice TO Subscribers.

The date on the address label on each subscri.
ber's paper shows the time a. which the subs~Tip,
ton h raid and all subscribers ia arrears are
requested to pay up a. soon possible
In all comm unicaiions relating 30 subscriptions
our correspondents are requested 10 state the
Post Oicc 20 which the paper l.. OF h 20 be sent
ami 70 be careful 70 write all proper uames plain
~.
In directing change Of address. always give
the present address a. well a. the one to hloh you
wish the paper Afterwards sent
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-02
4 lSiy S,uceeSs

complication Of disorders her sician>
could not cure, when was led to try Par
ker's Ginger Tonic. II was big success.
Three bottles cured her, at cost Of dol
lar and fifty cents. and she is nov as strong
as any woman r. ~. Bnsiia.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-02
Auction Sale Of Seized ProDer.y :

CUSTOM Hot ~, EtIsWuHru Nh
COLLECTORS nFEl,t. 'yi =. E,--
Il III following prsy-.rr. Whtfh va. s...-.-s. ,.
l. Franklin, ~, tsuub.r a. isSt t.r ,t..,f.... ~.
ths Revenue laws. VIZ ~rts.-at,sr sIL-..--..S
W"rih-ll u y" tnHr,anj % saI8unsWLlsAt. BE-. i .
gallons Nhi~iry }u jtE : gallon. stfs b. ....N.'
quart f"rtth-s gsu In cases. - ulfYr Mint .-...
q ti*Ary 10 ga~"a Aui = half piut ta.str- g-s...
Sit o ~'fli 40 Publ. AuytlHu 80 Frs... -
saturday The eleventh dat NuyvfilI,-r 4 4, .,..
at i" cio'k i'm the ftrrl,.f, n AZ thr 81, s4rf e
to"tntA. knuWB a. BiaAr's wharf
- HoTkIN~
" - tsijg,tsr .y ......-..-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-02

says tina, his little girl j. troubled With ma
lara very severely aud that he gave her
Sulphur Blitcrs. be never thinks of leaving
Nca York for his summer resort without a
few bottles, Tor they always cure his family
aud are far superior TO Quininc
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-02
0br GllsWOrtb american.

Published every THURSDAY Morning at Coombs
Block, Ellsworth, Me, by Tilh HANCoa h
COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms. SO, see irst page.
ns- :. NJ. PETrENGIIL 4 co, 10 state Street.
Roston, 3 Park Row. New York. and 70l IhesHut
Street, Philadelphia, are our Agent- for proeur-
Ing Advertisement for the ANERICA Al in the above
cities and authorized to contract for advertising al
our lowest rates.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-02

Messrs. Sargent Bros, druggist, Delta,
Ohio, in ordering a quantity Of THOMAS
EcLEcTRIc OIL, writes that they never sold
ANYTHING that gave such universal sslisfac-
ton ia curing coughs, colds, bronchitis,
rheumatism, neuralgia, etc.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-02

dispatches from London state that heavy
rains have caused foods in the Thames val
ley, especially at Oxford, Windsor and Egg
ham. The waters continue to rise. Char
ing Cross boat pier here vas carried away,
but has been recovered. Houses adjacent
to Thames street are flooded,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-02

The result Of The c.scl.en, 10 b, held
neN; Iue,l4, can he Determined better after
that date than before 1, .afef therefore
90 Wa, I'll. the vote, are m and counted
than 30 attempt 20 predic, vha, the result
a.. BE-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-02

Hon. 10, VI Moral. Who has be,n Sc
r.aI,iy d. iu Washington. has partially re-
covered. and h. friend, hope To he able. ~
q teW DAYS, 20 remove him 10 las home 90
Portland
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-02
Town Orders |!

Ii persons holding orders against the town Of
n Trenton. Issued previous To March G. ls.sl are
hereby notified 10 present the same or payment
10 the Treasurer of said town or before the zssh
OF November, 1852. as interest on all such orders
will be stopped at that date.
PEARL l.. LFLAND,
Treasurer Of Trenton.
Trenton, Oct. 20, 1852. 2v4a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-02

Gen. Mckenzie, who has been Pro-
NOTED to Brigadier General, was nephew
Of John slideIl, and was in the old regi-
meut TO which Robert T. Lee belonged.
Gen. MeKenzie's father, Capt. Mckenzie
Of the navy, hung young Spencer, son Of
the then Secretary Of the Navy, at the yard
arm for matiay, without court martial
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-02
Sale on Execution.

HANCOCK, ss-Oct q, A. u. ISs2
% virtue OF an execution. from the supre,o. In
" dieial Court, for said County against samuel
res nave this day -.izesi the property " aid
samuel feck, TO satisfy said execution certain
lot OF parcel Of Real Estate situated on Main stre
IN ELLSWORTH, IN said Hancock County, spd being
o On, undhVlded seventh part Of the Home stead ~
me ate susan Peek. now deceased, and belnV aid
samuel Peck's int rest IN the above named home
fof ruii description Of said property reference
Is made to a deed from John Black L. S,,ssr pk
aated Aug y A. ID. 1884 and recorded In Book 81
rage ~ o. Hancock County registry Of DEEDS
At public auction tn the highest bidder AT me os
~ A. = Burnt am In Ellsworth in Ia COUNTY on
tuesday The ss9h day of >Osembsr A. d. Iss2 A.
eleven O'Clock In the forenoon ' ~
True Copy Attest 'o'""e'
swH A r. DEyEREUX, Coroner