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DEMOCRACY FOR FREE TRADE.

The Democrats have discovered that the
people want free trade, and it is on just that
Issue that they are going to win the election
in acknowledgements Sentinel, Sept g.
Democratic success means aradicaI revision
&Brthe tariff, it has meaning at all.
The history of the party would force re-
vision, even if the leaders were reluctant.
Louisville Courier journal.
ain the contest in Congress last winter
Rs [Grover Cleveland stood with Carlisle
and Morrison and against Randall. 1t is
within my personal knowledge that he
wrote letters to New York members
ur Congress urging them to vote with MIR.
Morrison, both on the question of consider
alton and on the motion to strike out the
suacting clause of the Morrison bill. At least
ore vote and perhaps more were gained for
the bill by these letters."-Letter of Henry L.
Nelson clerk to Speaker Carlisle.
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Young or middle-aged men suffering from nerv-
Gus debility or other delicate diseases, however in
duced, speedily and permanently cured. Address
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo,
N Y
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al killed Print Matthews. I told him not
% vote, and he voted and killed him. TWAS
mat me that killed hint was the party IF
aa.d not been a Democrat I would not have
Killed him. 1t was notme, but the Democratic
party; and now if the party is mind to throw
mo OF, d-n such party.-E. B. WHEELER of
Hazlehurst Miss. afterwards elected Marshal by the
DssaOcratic party.
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THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.

We are confronted with the Democratic
party, very hungry, and, as you may well be-
Iieve, very thirsty; a party without single
definite principle; a party without any dis
finCt national policy which it dares present to
the country; a party which fell from power as
a conspiracy against human rights, and now
mftsmpts to sneak back to power a con-
spfracy for plumber and spOils.-GEo. VIM
CURTIs, June s. 1884.
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HON. DANIEL p. BALDWIN

VIII speak at
Remington, Tuesday, Oct IA, night.
Rensselaer,, Wednesday, Oct. 10 night.
Sand Ridge, Thursday, Oct 16, night.
Wheatfeld, Friday, Oct. II, night.
Lowell, Saturday, Oct. IS, night
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jamestown, Tuesday, Oct Ia, night.
New Ross, Wednesday, Oct. Is, afternoon.
Zionsviile, Friday, Oct. "a, afternoon.
Noblesville, Saturday, Oct. 81. afternoon.
Clarksburg. Friday, Oct. 81, afternoon.
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HON. EUGENE II. BUNDY,

EUGENE II. BUNDY,
Candidate for Lieutenantgovernor, will speak as
follows;
Ranesville, Tuesday, Oct. IA, afternoon.
Vermilon county, Wednesday Oct. Is night
Vermon county, Thursday, Oct. 16, night
Park county, Friday, Oct. II, night.
Otter Creek township Monday, Oct. 70, p. M
Youngstown Tuesday, Oct. 81 p.
Sullivan county, Thursday, Oct. %, night.
Vincennes, Friday, Oct. "a, night.
MISS NELLIE HoLBRooK,
Of California will speak follows:
Plymouth, Tuesday, Oct. Ia, night.
Warsaw Wednesday, Oct. Is, afternoon
Columbia City, Thursday, Oct. 16, night.
Peru Saturday, Oct Is, night.
HON. JOHN NJ. BUTLER,
Candidate for presidential eector at large will speaA
as follows:
Muncie Tuesday Oct IL night.
Richmond, Wednesday, Oct. Is, night
Aurora. Thursday, Oct. l6, night
New Albany, Friday, Oct. II, night.
Jacksonville, Saturday, Oct. Is, afternoon
Sullivan, Thursday Oct. %, afternoon.
Bloomfield, Friday Oct "a night.
Brazil Saturday, Oct. 25, night.
New Castle, Monday Oct %
Madison, Tuesday, Oct. IS, night.
Terre Haute Wednesday, Oct. 20, night.
Fort Wayne, Thursday, Oct. 80, night.
HON. FREDERICK DOUGLASS
viii speak as follows:
Terre Hautes Wednesday, Oct; IS, night.
Vincennes, Thursday, Oct. Is. night.
indianapolis, Friday Oct IL night.
Bethany Park, Saturday, Oct. Is, afternoon.
HON. JOHN NJ THAYER
OF Nebraska, will speak follows;
Jennings county, Tuesday Oct. IA, night
Lexington Wednesday, Oct. Is, night.
Clarlestown. Thursday Oct. l6, night.
Henryville, Friday, Oct. II, night
Jacksonville, Saturday, Oct. Is, afternoon
New Albany Saturday, Oct. Is, night
Marengo Monday, Oct 20, afternoon.
English, Monday, Oct. 20, night.
Grantsburg Tuesday, Oct. 81, night.
Leavenworth Wednesday, Oct %, night.
Huntngburg Thursday, Oct. % night.
Dale Friday, Oct. "a, night.
Rockport Saturday, Oct. 25. afternoon.
Grand View, Saturday, Oct % night.
HON SAMUEL R. MASON,
Of Pennsylvania, will speak as follows:
St. Joseph county, Tuesday, Oct. ID, night
st. Joseph county, Wednesday Oct 15 night
Elkhart county, Thursday Oct. 16 night.
Elkhart county, Friday, Oct II, night.
Ligonier, Saturday, Oct. 18, night.
Albion Monday, Oct 90 night.
Wells county, Tuesday, Oct. 81, night
Frankton, Wednesday, Oct. %, night.
Fortville Thursday Oct. 3D. night.
Rease's Mills Friday. Oct. "a night.
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VIII speak as follows:
Oakland City, Tuesday Oct. ID.
Owensburg, Wednesday, Oct, Is, aft
Bloomfield, Wednesday, Oct. Is, mig
Worthington, Thursday, Oct. 10, mis-
Clay City, Friday, Oct. II, night.
Bowling Green, Saturday, Oct. 10, ;
Saline City, Saturday. Oct 10, night
Knox, Starke county Tuesday, Oct.
Valparaiso, Wednesday, Oct. %, mig
Michigan City, Thursday, Oct. %, nj
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Rensselaer,, Wednesday, Oct. 10 night.
Sand Ridge, Thursday, Oct. 16 night.
Wheathed, Friday, Oct II, night.
Lowell, Saturday, Oct. Is, night
HON. W. H. GODDARD
VIII speak at
GAINESVILLE, Wednesday, Oct. Is, afternoon.
Ossan, Wednesday, Oct. IS, night.
jackson Center, Thursday, Oct. 16, afternoon.
Liberty Center, Thursday, Oct. 10 night
Hartford City, Friday, Oct. H. night.
Dundee. Saturday, Oct. 49, afternoon.
Montpeler Saturday, Oct 19, night
Windfall Friday, Oct "a night.
Upton, Saturday, Oct. 25, night.
HON. J. b. KENNER
VIII speak at
Akron, Thursday, Oct 16 night
Liberty Mills, Tuesday, Oct. 81, afternoon.
HON. JOHN L. GRIFFITHs
VIII speak at
Mt. Auburn, Monday Oct ID night
Waldron, Tuesday Oct IL night.
Shelby county Wednesday, Oct Is, night.
HON A C. HARRIS
VIII speak as follows:
Madison, Tuesday Oct IA. night,
Jeifersonville. Wednesday, Oct. Is, night.
Sellersburg, Thursday, Oct. 16, night
New Albany, Friday Oct. II, night.
Georgetown, Saturday, Oct. Is, night
HON. H. B. sHIvELY
VIII speak as follows:
Paramount Wednesday Is, night.
Etna, Saturday. Oct iS night.
HON. DAVID L. BISHOP
VIII speak as follows:
San Pierre, Wednesday, Oct Is, night.
North JudsOn, Thursday Oct 16 night.
Francesville Friday Oct. II. night.
Pulaski, Saturday, Oct IS night.
HON. w. d. WALLACE
Will speak at
West Lebanon, Tuesday Oct IA night.
Attiea, Wednesday, Oct. 10, night
Delphi Thursday, Oct. 16, night.
Chalmers Friday, Oct. II, night
HON. II. L. GORDON
VIII speak at
Cedar Grove, Tuesday Oct. IL night
Beuna Vista, Wednesday, Oct. Is, afternoon.
Oldenburg, Thursday Oct 16 night.
Pepperton, Friday, Oct. II night.
Dearborn county, Oct. 20, 81, %.
Ripley county, Oct %, "a, %.
HON. o. NJ WILSON
VIII speak at
Sharpsville Tuesday, Oct. Ia, night.
Kempton, Wednesday, Oct Is, night.
HON WILLIAM d. FRAZER
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-09-25
Announcement.

Accept my thanks, Mr.. Editor, for the
courtesy of referring. through the columns
Of the AMERICAN, to movement which |
desire TO bring TO the notice of each member
of my parish.
There is to be a special service at the
Baptist Church. on Sunday next. Sept. 2s.
at > o'clock 7. NJ, for the purpose of
canceling the remaining debt upon the
vestry. This is movement which has
grown quietly but rapidly within the last
two weeks, and which needs only a general
cooperation 10 insure ITS entire success.
We depend upon small amounts from many
persons. Let each one in the society feel
that his single dollar, if that is all tie should
contribute, is as important here, as is his
single vote in an election. and he may ex-
pect an enjoyable and successful service
next SUNDAY. We invite the friends Of re-
ligious work in the other societies 10 assist
us by their presence at the service and as
their interest may prompt them, by their
subscriptions. T.. 4. HERRING.
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Our LpRe ones for October l. received.
IL Il filcl with beautiful illustrations and
Is unu>0aliy bright and interesting Russell
Publishing Co. Boston, are the publishers.
The schooner Georgict.a which has been
repairing since May. completed the repairs and
sailed last saturday for Rondout. She is now
one of the best coasters Ellsworth has. She Is
commanded by Capt. Alley.
Mr.. Elkanah Remick, one of the oldest and
most respected citizens of Otis, died suddenly
FRIDAY afternoon. sept. 10. The funeral oe-
CURED SATURDAY from his late residence. Rev.
+. Harding OF thi, city officiating.
Senator Hale. who accompanied Mr.. Blaine
to Massachusetts. New York and New Jersey.
ha> returned. lie will leave in few ,lays to
take part in the campaign in Ohio. Mr.. Hale
reports the prospects most highly favorable TO
Mr. Blaine
Ii is rumored that there will be an excur-
sion from this city to Boston some time next
month, to visit the Mechanics Fair now open
in That city. Arrangements viii probably he
completed in season for full particulars to APP
pear in the AMERICAN next week.
A new song and chorus. word, and music
BY Dr. u. q. :. Lowell. entitled The Plumei
Knight Of Maine ha- just been published by
John Church & Co. Cincinnati. II Il stir
ring campaign song of the first order and
should have . large sale. Price IS cents.
The schooner Mary Lord arrived here last
week for general repairs, she being worm eaten
- badly they were Obliged 10 bring her home
from Philsdelphs empty. - she could not De
kept free OF water with cargo OF coal In. She
win DC put I'm thorough repair by Master
Abr am Lord.
The schooner Tangent. which has been
rebuilding all summer. is ready now for bust
ne~-. She has been heightened 10 feet ami
thoroughly rebuilt and + as good and strong
4 new vessel. Her name ha- been changed
to sarah A. Rlaisdrll and she will be command
ed on her first trip by Capt. John 4. Lord.
Her cost viii he about $4,000 while a new one
OF her size would cost $4,000.
The American Exchange Travellers
Bureau. 1862 Brnadway. y. Y. have issued
their attractive magazine for september en-
titled "Travel." II gives All the popular
roIt.- for excursion travel. with rates and in
,'ruciion 70 travellers. The maps are among
the best issued AMI to those desiring 10 make
excursions in This. or IN foreign countries. the
na-azjne VIII prove hish, valuable
Cards Of invitation are out announcing the
marria-., in Washington, u .C.. on Oct. :. % Mr..
Iam., Edgar Perry, formerly ~ thi- city, and
MI Mary Alice. daughter " Rev. Dr. Wright
of Washington. Nh Perry + at the head u
;he FIJI, Department. southern Division Of
the Pension ofli-a. and T. Hold IN high esteem
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BUcKspoRT.-Ar. Sept. 10, sch. Joseph
Carlton, Heal, New York.
BosTON.-Ar. Sept. II, sch. ID. s. Law
renee. Patterson, Ellsworth.
Ar. Sept Is, schs. Fair Dealer, Potter, and
Elizabeth, Sinclair, Ellsworth.
Calais; Henrietta, Hutcbings, Orland; Wood
cock, Hammett, and Mary +. Cusbmsn, Patten,
Ellsworth; Virginia, Brasdon, and Angola,
Young, Sullivan; Emily +. Swift, Colt,
BuckspOrt.
Ar. Sept. 81, sch. l.. ID. Remick, Remick,
Bangor.
BALTIMoRE.-Ar. Sept. Is, sch. Carrie NJ.
Richardson, Holbrook. Portland.
Sid. Sept. 10, sch. Helen G.. Moseley, Holt,
Boston.
BooTHBAY.-Ar. Sept 16, sch. Nellie W ood-
bury, Kent, Bay Of Fundy.
CHARLEsToS.-Ar. Sept. Is, sch. Vine
yard, Rosebrooks, Boston.
DUTCH ISLAND HARBoR.-Ar. Sept. Is, sch.
july Fourth. Wood Bangor, for NorwaIk.
NEW YORK.-Ar. Sept. II, sch. Webster
Barnard. johnson, Bangor.
Ar. Sept. q, schs. Lena II. Stoyer,-,
Mt. Deser,: John Douglass. Jordan, Bangor,
Ar. Sept. Is, schs. w. II. Card, Franklin,
Nellie Grant, -, Ellsworth.
PHLADELPHIA--Ar.S Sept. IS. sch. Robert
Dority, Low, Deer Isle.
PoRTLAND.-Ar. Sept. II, sch. White Foam,
Ford, Newburyport, and sailed same day for
Sullivan.
Ar. Sept. IS, sch. Sunbeam, Gott, fremont.
Ar. Sept. 10. schs. Sunbeam, GOtt, fremont !;
Caroline c., Robbins, Sullivan; Eagle, St..
Clair, Sullivan; Annisquam, Billings. Deer
Isle; LiberatOr, MOrey. do; Lydia Webster,
Webster, Castine.
Sid. Sept. II, sch. White Foam, Ford, Sulli-
van.
PERTH AMBOY.-Sld. Sept. II, sch. Olive.
Branch, Farrell, Ellsworth.
SULLIvAN.-Ar. Sept. 10. schs. Henry Clay,
Stevens, Boston; May Queen, Moon, do !;
Wreath, Seammons, Milbridge; Marcellus,
-, Boston.
Sid. 10, schs. Merrill c. Hart, Harris, New
York: q. W. Collins. Joy. Boston.
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Marine List.
EilaN Ossls Port.

Eils~Ossh Port
Wednesday, sept. Il.
ARRIVED.
Sch Express, Lam on. iiir Harhor
- crane, Eetrick, PocAllnd.
SCH Brt., ). I te, Bar liz. 5n.
>,h Panama, 1rUndy, Bosom
Sea Hu--ar, Bunke. R1r'.'and-
Sch Lucia, Murch, Boston.
Thursday. sept Is.
ARRIVED.
sch VIM. IL. Archer, Goodwin, Boston
SAILED.
sch wes eloo, Jo.tan Providence.
Sea RescLe, Cousins, Deer Isle.
Friday. sept. 10.
SAILED.
sch Copy. Mn'ikcr, ro-.ol.
scl sgio.o. sadlcr Bar Ha 3or.
saturday, Sept. 20.
ARRIVED
Sch Florence Mabel, Mcfarland. Mt. Desert
sch A. r Hainc~, Patten, Portland.
SAILED.
sch Adam Bowlby Bowden. Rondout.
Sci Frank Pierre, Grant, Portland.
Sch Juliet, Leach, Baltimore.
sch Georgie,ta, Alley. New York.
Sch Express. Lamsou, Far Harbor.
sch City of Ellsworth Bonzey, Providence.
sunday, sept. 81
SCH Alicndale, Bates, Boston.
Monday, Sept. %.
ARRIVED.
Sch Fair Dealer, Potter, Boston.
Sch Delaware, Sadler. New Haven.
sch Arboreer. Clark. Boston.
SAILED.
Sch David Faust, Smith. Philadelphia.
sch Catharine. Hutchiu-, ROndout.
Sch Grape, Remitk, Rocklan,..
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Bella Il. Reynolds. r., Winthrop,
Augustus Libbey, L., Albion,
A. NJ. Robinson, Jr., A., Bangor,
George +. Grindle, f., Bluehili.
Jeremiah lIennesy. c.. Whitneyville,
William Allen, c., Whitneyville,
Peter q. sumner. b., Amherst,
Parnel Il. Moore, r.. North Ellsworth.
Alhna II. Carter. f., Bluehill,
VIM. A. Richardson, E., Ellsworth,
J. +. Stewart, G.. Columbia.
$. W. Tucker. g., Columbia,
o. +. W. Hinckiey. T., Oldtown,
Levi Bagley. A., Toy,
Stephen :. Leighton. g.. Columbia.
II. II. Bowlcs, c., Chcrryfield,
Leonard T. Higgins, T., Ellsworth,
Sam'l G. Bryant, g.. Portland, Quincy St.
William shaw, g.. Cherryfeld.
Fred W. Morong, A.. Lubec.
Henry Peakes, b.. Bangor.
Edmund Bonsey, Band. Ellsworth.
Thomas c. q. Kurdish, Stockton,
Nelson c. Wallace. Milbridge.
Ed. X. Heath. b., Portland, ~ North St.,
Daniel Y. Mcfarland. L.. Lamoine.
Dorephus l.. Fields. b., Ellsworth.
ii. y. Elliott, c.. Steuben.
II. q. Taylo b., Amherst.
Solomon Kelliher, b.. Ellsworth,
John NJ. Peek, Band. Portland,
B. r. Gray, b.. Ellsworth.
Allen a. Potter. b.. North Ellsworth.
George W. Patten, F., Ellsworth,
James NJ. Moor, b., North Ellsworth.
Billings Maddox, b., North Ellsworth.
Apollos Hunt, b.. Ellsworth.
James Stubs. T.. Bucksport.
Jesse Kinds. b., Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-09-25

HANCOCK S.
4. ID, lS-t.
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK IS At n Probate Court holden at
BucksPoTt. within and for said County, ON the
third " Wednesday of September. \. D., 1854.
A CERTAIN instrument purportng to be a copy
n Of the last will and testament Of tsouvrrncur
VI. Ogden. late Of city, county. and state Of New
York. and OF the probate thereof In said state Of
New York, duly authenticated. having been pre-
sentei to the judge Of probate for said County,
for the purpose Of being allowed. fled and
rccnried In the probate Court, for said County.
ORDERED that notice thereof be given to all
persons interested therein. by publishing . copy
OF this order three weeks successfully in the Els
worth American new ~paper printed or publish
ed ut Ellsworth, in salt County, the first publ
cation To be Mt least thirty days prior the first
Wednesday of November. A. -. lSsi. that they
may appear ~ a probate Court then To be held
at Blnehili. within and for said County. nj ten
O'Clock in the forenoon. and show cause, II any
they have. against the same.
3w89. PARKER TICK Judge Of Probate
true copy, Attest -CHAs. L. DORR. Register.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

HANCOCK ss:-September B. ISL
pl authority of execution from the Ellsworth
~ Municipal Court, dated Aug. 49, A. D.. 1854
against George \. Garry, of Aurora in said
Sounty, have taken to satisfy the same a certajn
lot or parcel of land, which was attached upon tb,
original writ, situated in the town of Aurora In
SAM County, and State of Maine, and bounded n nd
described as follows, to wit: Beginning at n stak
ana stones on the County road leading from
aurora to Township No. 49, running North twenty
Two degrees East, seventy six rods to a corner !;
Twelve rods to stake; thence South four degrees
west forty eight rods TO eedag,tree; thence
East twenty degrees South ninety six rods to the
acres more or less. And | shall sell said lot of
parcel of land, at public auction to the highest
worth, in said County, on saturday. the III day Of
october, A. d., 1884, at ten O'Clock In the forenoon
3w36 r TAFT sIer;r
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Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.

THE firm heretofore doing business under the
/ firm name Of Joy 4 Morrison has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent. All bills due
bills to be paid by the firm will be paid by him.
AUSTIN II. JOY,
CHARLES W. MORRISON
Ellsworth, Me-, Sept. 10, 1884.
n bah bills due to the firm of Joy 1 Morri-
SON. must be maid to within sixty DAYS to
avoid cost. / shall continue the business at the
old stand.
AUSTIN H. JOY.
Ellsworth, Maine. 3w37
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-09-25

AT a Court of Probate holden at Bucksport, within
and for the County of Hancock the third
Wednesday OF Sept A. D., 1854.
GEORGE TOWER named Executor IT. a certain
u instrument purportng to be tie last will and
testament OF Madison Tower, late of Ellsworth,
in said county deceased having presented the
same for probate:
ORDERED, That the said George Tower, give
notice to all persons interested, by causing
a copy Of this Order to be published three
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
American published or printed at Ellsworth, that
they may appear at Probate Court TO he held at
Ellsworth, In said county on the thru Wednesday
OF Oct. next at ten of the clock in the fore
noon, and shew cause, IL any they have, why the
said instrument should not be proved approved,
and allowed the last will and testament OF said
deceased.
3w39s PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest :-CHAs. p. DoRR, Register.
A true Copy, Attest; CHAs. +. DOIR, Register.
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obituary Ho.i-es Jeyond n. Tdfs, Name and 4g,
rgU.f L. pc d for al ne rute Of ten cci.fs hHs.
Ellsworth Sept. II. Mr.. Madison Tower,
aged - YEAR.
>urry sept. 10. Llcwclyn +. Staples. aged
l. wears and ) months.
Wat>onville. Cal.->ept. Is. Alvin Sanborn. Il
native Of Maine. aged y years, months and
- day..
yille->rpt. II. Mr.. MARY Grindle
eyed - years. months aud ~ days.
Buck>port tenirr-s sept. l., III Cape Cod
Settlement, Mr. John Moore.
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STATE. OF MAINE.

HANCOCK - Count 81 Insolvency Third
SHAY pf september. \. u. ISL.
r the matter Of GOO. ". Rc,man, of Deer Isle.
l. J.. II. MILL, s+igurc, Joseph l.. Robbins. 81
Deer Isle. +. II NINE Assignee. Mo-r- joyce.
~ nror Isle J. !. ~p"nord. Assignee. ii'zahcth
I Collins. ~ Deer Isle, j. J. ~p"rort Assignee.
Iusnlvcnt pchtnr~. II is hereby ORDERED that
notice be given e. all persons Interested in the
settlement II the accounts OF the as~ignces ~ the
above named Insulvcnt Debtors, ~ causing copy
ofthi- orirrto h. Published two weeks Surcc-syclv
IN the Ellsworth American, = newspaper printed
Ia Ellsworth, in sail County. that they may ap
pear at Court Of Insolvency 70 De held at the
Probate Court Room, on the thirl "Wednesday ~
October ncNt. At ten O'Clock IA the forenoon. ami
BE- heard thereon. and object II they cause.
swi9' PARKER TUCK. Judge.
true copy Attest -tH,s. +. DoRR Register.
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Reunion Of the Sixth Maine Regimental
Association, at Ellsworth.


The even; ofthe season was tAe aanua.
reunion of the Sixth Maine Res.men,al As
ISOLATION held in ,hi, c..y. on THURSDAY. the
18Th instant About sryenty.fye members
Of The Association were present. iuclaling
Gen. B. 7. Harris of Augusta. Col. \. b.
Samncs If Lube. Capt. J. l.. Pierce. Co.
lec,os otCa>toms. of Machias. II, J. G. Ho-
rey q Bangor. Lt.V. p. War!we.l Of Gas
line. Capt. wan.igh, Cushing. Register Of
Probate. Foxcrofr. John Z. Stewart. Col
umbia. Screen, Stubs. B4casport and
many other prominent men Of the STATE.
The day Wa all TIA. could be desired
il. perfec,son adding sre.,l, t1 the rare en-
ioymen; of the OCCASION Some few Of tie
visitors arrived GA Wednesday e,enius. but
the srrA, majority Of taem came on Thurs
L4v morning. Az Ten O'Clock \. NJ, Wm.
II. II. Rice Post. No. s.. G. A. r.. Of Els
worth. accompanied by the Emerald Band,
a. under the command OF Col John F.
Wa..c NIB. a, Marshal If the DAY. marched
from Gland ARMY Han ID the depot, where
taey received large delegation of the yisi-
Tor. VINO arrived from the West. These
were escorted to Grand Army Hal. where
thu, wrre en,tr,aiued uni. The hour Of
dinner. when the line va, again formed ani
ia, ..boy." marcaed ~ NAn street to Han
cock. ,a,nce to Pine. up Pine to High.
tae4ce 10 Man. and down Nam 10 Hancock
Hal. where baun..fll dinner was served
br the lalir, If Ei!saor,h who did wha,
Ellsworth ..Ile,4wa1, g. on such an oc-
cas:oa-, something 10 b, pro-L o.
After l!uacr fofma! meeting was held
Over va.cr :. C. CAi.cott va, called 10 pre-
side. Hp3. John b. Reiman. M4vor Of the
elk. ~, ie:ro44ac4 WHO anal. nia,, able
AMI e.oGIeu- speech o. we.r,m-. Ju.t 20
the poin, ana admirably adapted TO the o.
casi "a. il 49,, listened % with deep interest
and c4uel o-t crcquen' and hearty ap-
o.alse
Col. \. b. Summer fJ..oSed in a most f.
ting ABA allie response Uhica gained for him
tae undivided a lention aud fI.es; sppro-
baton Of al present
Two stands OF the old battle flags Of the
Regiment are sill in the possession Of the
veterans in Washington county and these
were displayed Oh the stage IN the Hall.
d.. Ii. G. Vaughan had been requested to
give brief his,orica. Sketch Of tie Reyi-
mca, ani OF II, G4s,. ana through the
courtesy and ASSISTANCE Of several members
OF tne ks-.nen.. aal especially o! Mr. Johl
present the following:
THE SIXTH REGIMENT MAINE VOLS. ATD
ITS FLAGS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-09-25

BY Mrs EDMrSD a. Souder.
8a.-"Haa 20 The Chiej.''
Sons of Dirigo we jOyfully greet you.
Clad in the armor Of justice and truth:
Firm a. the pine tree. when foemen shall meet
YOU.
Stand by the banner you've loved from your
youth.
Soon NAV that banner wave
Over each traitors grave:
Crushed be the treason-triumphan the right,
While the whole land shall ring,
Praise TO Jehovah King.
Wh) moves the arm and the heart for the fight !
Sons Of Dirigo. march onward to glory.
Green be yodr laiIrels and safe your return !;
Proudly your kindred shall list 10 the story.
Proud tho in sorrow. your loss they may
mourn.
Free a. the ocean wind.
Still may your country find
Each to his duly tTue-swift to obey;
Thus shall the sons OF Maine,
Honor and Victory gain:
While the whole world owns Columbia's sway
Philadelphia. July II. 1861.