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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-30
WHAT SHALL,
BUY FOR 4
Christmas Present?

Hearhcn unto me: Twill tell
You ind don't yDu forget ii. |
viii sell YOU Il Lad,'> Gold
Watch for $1,000 and upwards.
Ladies Gold Ic>tCh ,inS.Sl6.O
and upwards. Ladies' Plated
Vest chains. $500 and
upwards. Ladies' Queen
Chains Use. and upwards.
tents Watches for $3.50 and
upwards. Gents Chains nil
prices. Charms all prices.
Scarf Pins from 2jc. to $500.
Bars Pins from zoe. TO $500.
Sleeve Buttons from 2jc. TO
$500. Ladies'. Gents and Chill
drcn'> Rings. including Dia-
mOni>. Pearls, SapphireS.Gar-
nets. MOOn>tOne>. Onyx. Tiger
Eye. Plain Oval. Plain Band
and Engraved. from 7jc. TO
$500. Gold and Gold Lined
Thimble> from St.7j TO $500.
Extra HeN, Silver Thimble>.
zoe. TO 7jc. Gold SpeclacIcs
and Eye Glasses. $3.50 and up
wards. \ fine stock Of Silver
and Silver Plated Ware ALLOW
PRICES. Clocks of all kinds.
$50 10 Sl5.OD. Ladies' and
tents Wallets, Pocket Books.
and Purses in great variety.
Cigar Cases and Opera Classes.
You can also find a line of
Brass Good, at low prices. be-
sides other things which will
make useful and prett. pres
entS. Please bear in mind
that these goods were BOUGHT
To be SDLD and the, are 20
ing TO be. so YOU can draw
your own differences.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-30

MIR. Gratiot Washburn, son Of Hon.
Elihu B. Washburn, ex-mnister to France,
died at Louisville, recently Of apoplexy. He
was secretary of the American department
Of the London Exhibition.
The bank with which W. q. Fuller. 1r.,
late editor of1he Rockland Gazette. has be-
come connected as cashier and principal
stock holder, is the Linn County bank at La
Cygne. Kansas. La Cygne is a city Of 1900
population,
An sgreepeat has hsen made by which
the striking wesvers q Fall River, Mass.
returned to work last Monday.
The horse car strike in Brooklyn came
to an abrupt close Thursday evening and at
$50 all the cars we're running % usual. 1t
is considered = victory for the strikers.
President Cleveland granted four par
dons Thursday, among them one to John s.
NJ. Johnson Of Warrington, convicted in
1881 Of granddaughter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-30
Review.

The wha.er Atlantic was wrecked nesr
San Francisco. on Friday morning. the 18th
instant. I"enly-.eyen men persisted and
Il were saved. Inc s-.sr. is described
floating coffin. She valued a. s2j,-
600 and owned 10 Nv Bedford Two
French inventors, Clryen and Bul>son WERE
HI ed by an eXploslon while conducting eI-
prumrnt- ON = steamer 20 the Seine. S.tuT-
DAY. Twelve people were tadN hurt b,
s.s explosion while drilling a vel =,
X komo, Ind. The lSth. 4 Wisconsin rail-
road nsireer neglected 10 raj hi. orders,
ine other dAs. ard the result w-s collision
aud Two men killed Tie engineer and fire.
mau were killed al Wood, ard, Ind. Sunda,
the 1871, IN tram collision. -Four men
w-re killed hy premature powder explosion
IN Washington Territory the 20lh.
-McQuade. the " Y Doodle alderman.
found guilt, on hi. second ;rI4i. i. sentenced
to seven wears al hard labor at Sing SINK
and to pay hne o: 5000 Rosenberg,
The McQ ade juror, accu.-d Of intimacy
with sood.r aldermen, sues BIZ. sceusrr. IN
the ,um Of 80 900 for .sndtr. Other men
accused Of conspiracy in the franchise
frauds, viii soon be tried, among them,
the hribr gi,ers, who ATT afraid Of convicfion
N New York, and want TO be tired else
WHERE. Eighteen persons were indicted al
s.. Louis. FRIDAY. for committing frauds al
,1e late election. Mrs. Baker tried at East
Cambridge, Mass, for the murder Of Susan
nah Prescott, al Gro,on, is found guilty Of
murder in the second degree. William
Reed. late treasurer Of the South Boston
railway. mas been sentenced to seven wears
IN State prison. for enlightenment. Reed
wep, continually DUNG the passing Of the
sentence. II the company is liable for the
market value Of the over issue of stock
Rr-d has caused loss Of S2.6,971. II is
believed he began dishonest tricks SIX
months after he became treasurer of the
road. l. :. detectives have found couu-
ierf.iters' nest near Pullman, H.. where the
most dangerous spurious dollars ever put on
the market were made.
Poison has been found in the stomach
Of Mr. Rue Crockett Of Swanville, tho died
recently under suspicious circumstances, and
the Coroner, jury has completed the inquest
and rendered d verdict that Mr.. Crockett
poisoned b. parties unknown. Mrs.
Crockett has been srrsigned for the murder.
Mr.. Blaine had sharp attack of govt in
Boston. Wednesday, and was taken home
IN the directors car Of the Maine Central.
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State News.

Lisbon bed town meeting r-cer,ly
and ,o.-d t. rAl,- - 900 FL pt.rsu,lol .
against ffr. - 900 10 he expedited at l..
bon FALL anI 5000 Il Lish,n. unl~r rhe
direction If committee of tire citizens
from each place.
The suit Of March,, T. Norton against
the European AMI North Am-r.ctn railway.
Hannibal llamlin. William b iiayfprd ana
The Name C.ntrA MAS begun IL Boston
W-dur,daV
Tho Iioul,on Pioneer >a,s that Mrs.
Eunicr Daring. e ller>v,. wa> lOl wear,
old fr~ hav> ago, and that she knus a pair
of Stockings N day, besides attending To
her household work, and never wore glass.,
in her iie.
En- Congressman Mnrch died OF ex-
hau,tion Induced b, acute m.lancholia. H.
was member Of Rockland Lols-. F. aud
4. VI. of King Spomon'> Chapter. II. A.
NJ, of kuox Lodge |. 0. 0 f.. and be-
lpnged TO both the Masonic and DAD F.;.
lows Relief B--ides these benefit, he had
a small insurance on hi. life, 50 that bi- wi
dow will receive in benefits about $500
The secretary Of the STATE has issued a
certificate Of incorporation TO the Ruckland
and Camden railroad.
The annual meeting of he trustees of
the Insane Hospital was held in Augusta
the 2lst Ii was voted to empin, female
physician as an additional assistant. Their.
are 52S patients in the institution.
Schooner Sea Bird from S.. john for
Diaper Harbor, Maine, is suppo,ed to have
been lost at SEA with all on board
The annual thee DAYS meeting Gf the
Maine State grange opened at Augusta ii.
2lsi, Worthy Master Robbie presiding.
Mr.. Frank b. Hubbard, former, O
Oakland, has been appointed freight agent
al Wa'rrvile by Mr. Tucker, in place Of the
late T. C.. Lowe. Mr. Hubbard has been
connected with the Maine Central for abou,
four wears and is well aud fayerahlv known
to the officials and employees. His promo
ton is the result of faithful service and
meets with popular approval along The line
detective HealI of the Maine Central
has detected the fellow who has placed oh
ruction on the track in FarmlnsdaIe. He
has nbstructed the track nine tuoes within
a year. Mr.. Head pronounces him a
crank.
Speaking Of the Berwick panther.
an old lady in York county SAYS this is an
annual scare, originated by the old folks to
keep the girls IN the house it was Just the
same " hen she was a girl.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-30
Foreign News.

1T is feared that war between France
and Germany Will break out in the spring.
Orders have been issued for the arrest Of
anti-rent campaign leaders and rent trustees
throughout Ireland. Dillon and several
other members of Parliamen, have already
been arrested and will be tried in January.
at Dublin for illegal collecting Of rents and
conspiracy against government. Steamer
Llanelly has foundered at Holyhsad, drown
ing II persons. Thirteen people were killed
by a railway collision in Russia the 18th.
Six persons were killed by boiler expIos-
ION in Lombardy. last week. The jury in
the Lady Colin Campbell divorce case dlsa-
greed and the divorce will not he granted.
There are fresh disputes over the Afghan
frontier. Parnell has been seriously i'll and
is not vet able TO attend to business. The
gosernpents of Holland and Belgium have
signed declaration agreeing TO suppress
the traffic in girls.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-30

Lamoine.
The Christmas tree in To wn hall, Salur-
day evening, bore bountiful crop of fruit;
large number Of gifts. both useful and or
namenta, covered the branches of two trees,
with numerous articles on tables, and hung
on lines.
Mr.. Sarah Coolidge, wife Of Mr.. Silas
Coolidge, of this town. died on Saturday
last. She vas eighty-nine years old. Fun
srsl services sre tn be he ID Tomorrow, Tues
day, at the FRS. Baptist church.
Capt. Charles Hodgkins came home to
spend Christmas.
Sch. Walter NJ. Young, Cap. Edward
Hodgkins, is loaded xith fsn aud ready to
sail. Another vessel is expected to-mor-
row to take the last carso Of hash timber #
the season. PETREL.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-30
Legislative Notice.

TO THE NEXT LEGISLATIVE OF MAINE
THE und ersgned respectfully ask that they their
L associates, successor, and assigns may be- in
eorpurated by act of the Legislature under the
corporate name OF the somesyllie Water Company.
for the purpose of supplying the village of >ome..
yiie, In the town of Mt. Desert. Hancock county ,
Me, with pure water for domestic and sanitary
purposes, and that for said purposes said corpur.
alton may Ice authorized To take, detain divert and
use the waters of Echo Lake, In Mt Desert or
any other pond. lake. stream or spring in said
town That may be necessary for the purpose afore-
san, with full power to build and sustain the nee
essary reservoirs, and to lay pipes along and un.
Ger any streets or roads in said town and across
ana un'ier the private property of individuals or
corporations whenever necessary for the purposes
aforesaid, and to take private property, upon pay
ing Just compensation therefor, whenever neces-
sary for the purposes aforesaid.
ANDREW j. WHITING,
X. g. SALISBURY,
JOHN ". SONGS,
JONATHAN HAMOR.
Dated at Mt Desert this tenth day of December,
A. D., 1856. 3w50
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Brooklyn Letter.

BROOKLYN, y. y, Dec. p, 1856.
To the Editor Of the Ellsworth american:
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winch r,,,. SO, "a al b,.;,.. az, ;, .
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which tie gamble ra,r L,r tie, p,,t IT,,
name, If H., .,,.,tt..r, In one ut..I ,oa ~.
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supervisor VITO hacked t,u drew IN, mo-.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-30
I. A. CRABTREE.


Merry Christmas and happy New Year to
editor and readers of the AMERICAN.
4nas observed here only by family trees
and swell dinner parties.
We regret to learn that DR.. c. C. LARA
bee is quite i'll.
L. B. Deasy and wife Of Bar Harbor,
spent Christmas with their parents.
Interesting service at the church yester-
day. by Rev. o. &. Herbert.
Mr.. George c. Blance left home Mon lay,
for Bucksvilie, =. C., where he will act as
lu nher surveyor in the employ Of Mr.. VIM.
NJ G. Buck Mr.. Blance Is one Of or
most promising young men, and We wish
him much success.
Dec. 81. ScoTT.
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The Grand Army Mourn tor Gen. Logan.

Az order has been issued by the Depart
zDent q Maine, 6. A. R., relative to the
death Of Gen. Logan. in which it is said :
Since Lincoln d.ed, comrades, We had no
one 10 national councils more true to our
interests, no ore whose loss came so close to
the heart Of every soldier. Posts will drape
their hsils, and comrades will wear the
usual badge of mourning for period Of
sixty DAYS. Colors will he Displayed ct half
mast until the day of the funeral"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-30
State of Maine.

HANCOCK ss;-Court of Insolvency. Secon
Thursday of Dec. A. d., 1855.
10 the matter OF Joseph J. Roberts of Gouldsboro,
insoiyent debtor. II Is hereby ordered that
notice be given to all persons Interested In the set
Element Of the first account Of Andrew ~. Gerrish,
assignee OF the above named insolyent debtor ljv
causing copy of this order to be published Two
weeks, successfully, hi the Ellsworth Amcri an. n
newspaper printed or published In Ellsworth in
Insolvency 10 be held at the Probate Court Room
on the second Thursday of Jan. next, at ten
O'Clock IN the forenoon, and be heard thereon and
6bjeet II they see cause.
u. T.. CUNNINGHAM
Judge OF Insolvency Court, Hancock County
A tue copy, Attest:
2wi2s CHAs. r. DORR Register
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iisnSor.

Bangor.
Quite number took Christmas by the
foretop, and got drunk early in the week
One fellow became top heavy the first Of the
week and fell down two flights Of stairs and
broke his neck. land still there's more to
follow"
One smart firm sold to one smart man
$1,000 worth Of goods. consisting of four
cloaks, and all for Christmas presents.
One firm employed fifteen clerk. during
the week so great was the call for Christmas
goods
Dec. IS. T. A. CRABrREF.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-30

goods is now open. Ladies
who are selecting Christmas
gifts should not fail to pay us
a visit before purchasing. We
have made larger preparations
than ever to meet the demand
for the Holiday trade. The
well known fact Of keeping as
large a stock of goods aS any
dealer in Eastern Maine guar
antccs that our assortment is
the most extensive and
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-30
ScOTT

Ssgth fspObseot.
Rev. Mr.. Mention preached Christmas
sermon Sunday.
At this writing the ground is quits bare
and the sleighing is poor.
Deer hunting seems to be the rage in this
vicinity. We hear of one having been
shot By Graves Leach.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-30
Special Notice,

All persons having u, settled accounts with
Davis smith and Davis, Woodman 4 Co, are
requested to call aud settle AT oAce, either hy note
or otherwise. All accounts settled hy Feb
ruary |. Will he left for collection. TIL. will be
necessary in order to settle with the estate of the
late G. n. Davis
Ellsworth, Dec. ~, ls>5 4v53
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-30

MANY woman j. robbed 81 III, = charms
winch Tie grntl*r ~eN Nhu" - highly. and
mad- Old hrior hrr time by functional irrrgu.
lar -. To such the bi"om Of Youth MAY be-
restored b. u" u,e OF rrm"d' whirh ha-
stood the tr-t OF time and which j. tD-,aN az
know i,-dZ,d 10 be- wifhnur an rqual - 4 ,tirr
Tor all frmAl' Weaknesses br. PIERCE Fla
Noritc Prescription" ~ all dru..i-i-
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For Sale.

Baed Hay Il Straw. 4 good supply constant
y on hand, whG Will h. delivered at stables of
purchasers wlen desired.
EDW ARD 7. LORD.
Ellsworth rails, Dee. %, 1876. }w5!.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-30
Death Of General john A. Logan.

Like peal Of thunder from an I'M
eiouded sky.came to this city. on Mon.
day morning last the news of the death
of General John A. Logan. 1t was in
deed terrible news which shocked al
who heard it, Again the Nation is
stricken with grief One of the coun-
try's most loved aud honored citizens.
the best friend. the idol .. the Union
soldier. sleeps that sleep which knows
no earthly waking. Words are made
quate to express the lass which the [ nj
ted Sta.cs has sustained \ vacancy
by death which is a national calamity.
has been made in the United States
Senate. which raunot wei be filled, but
in the hearts o. tie members of Gener-
al Logan's iamilv.and the Grand Army
Of the Republic, there is an aching. des-
olate void which can never be filled
As soldier, General Logan was
brave unaiuching patriot who won the
love aud respect Of bis >ubordmates.
As member Of Congress he was hon
est, president and incorrnpthle IN all
the long year, OF hi- public life, he has
been the true. devoted unswervine
friend Of those who bore the Union
IN, at l,f A.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-30
Foreclosure Notice.

WHEREAS Dellic r sinclair. of Surry, by heI
" mortgage deed, dated September nine
teenth, n ID, 1855, and recorded in Hancock Reg
istry of Deeds, Vol 1872. Page conveyed to teorgs
W lintchings. Of said >urry, the following real Is
tate IN said surry Beginning at the center line
OF the county read leading from Surry to Ellis
worth ON the North line OF the samuel WATSON
homestead; thence running eastery said line
eight rods theme northeriy parallel with the line
OF the county road five rods; thence westerly par
alei 10 the first mentioned line eight rods thence
on the outer line OF said county road southcriy five
rods TO place OF beginning. And said George W
uutrhings having assigned said mortgage to me
this day and whereas the condition ~ said mort
gage has been broken. now therefore by reason Of
ne breach q me condition thereof. claim fore
closure of said mortgage.
BENJAMIN T. SOWLE
Ellsworth, December Il, A. D., lss6. 3w5o
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STATE or MAINE.

HA~'ocK Ss-tourt Of Probate Ellsworth
nyy Irru. \ u ~~'i-
hrr"ant- having been filed for settlement in c-
tt'c- of
Dudley Il. Deliver. late rf fremont.
Byron IL Mayo, ENccuf II
Richard MrClu-kcs late of a ,ttpr
tha-- Mrtu-Acy, AdH4 &
Carleton NJ Ng-tia. .Atr If Lamptue
Daniel ! Mcfarland Adm r
Thur-ton q Douglas. late 81 RIuchIl
Edward CHASE Adm
Nm. II Mckenzie. late Of Broukln.
james Bent. Adm r
ORDERED that the -a.t accountants give motto,
60 ai persons T,-ttfi. ht causing copy of tt.-
uricr to h, Published tHrre N"rA- -u"g'~-!'cly IN
The Ellsworth American, that tfrE may appear at q
Probate tourt.to br holru 80 t-u orth un The 2pt
"Wednesday Of Jan. neat, at yen "f the clock 10
the forenoon. ami show taa-r, n any they have,
why the same should NOT ut allowed
3WjD %. = tINNlNGHAM, Judge.
Attest --CHA- + bnRR, Register.
true copy, Attest -CHts r p"RR, hcgi-tr,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-30

To 1T relief from indigestion. blljou-ua--
constipation or torpid ht"r without disturbing
u" stomach or Iursln, th' hp~ "i- taAt f.S
dp-t-- uf tartrr> Litti- Liver Pas then wii
please sou. For sale hS :. u. Wt-Sn.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-30
Dress Goods
FURS FURS

On account of the warm wealth
cr this season. so far, furs
haven't sold very readily
As our stock i, larger than it
ought to be, we have reduced
the prices 10 insure for them a
quick sale. 80 pretticr pres
cnt can be given to a lady
than a set of FI.R> You can
buy of u~.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-30
The D seoratioa Of Memorial Day.

Memorial 3,y ,ri,i,,,.l with ,b,.
late regerl .Iohn \ Iooau and bv
vera. ,..,,n,,,. ~. ,.,Y.nn. +, has bee, 80,
an,r. s.,a mas, noble ,.nrn.sc t,at ne
d.a,-..,.g ,la .orji,.r.' .,rax.. and
,,s,.i.... other .,;,all. ,.L...,. 81 r.s,.oc,
10 The. r,,.pory ofthe fallen h.ro-. Tin,
terrible .a.r,f.,e. and hardship. which
called Nem.rjdDav mo being hay.
n;,ea H.. 5av - -i.,,;f .a,a. which IA.
no, been accorded 10 most HOLIDAYS
So far q. we know day,,as \ very
I,rg.. nla., IN the affections Of the sol
dier. Tbay t..l his . d,v which +,
Z, ve-v nso,li,r sons. b.l,ng. T. them
and thu. memory Of their dead comrades
Tina a.....r,,;,, oft,a 1,y ~ g,pa.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-30

T. the content. 81 INC Jauuar, id8afic
,r. fair sample u the qu,iilr. which VIII
Distinguish ihi. magazine f,r l~>7. H., sub
-rr.hrr- ms, congratulate themselves; for the
HHnh"r opens wiih ih. fri chapters u a de-
lsh'ful novel ~ English country HE. wri ten
y Nj. o'iphan, aud rhoma. Elil.y drich
~ collaboration. \ .'or, T., ri'h,r Il thee
u'hor. aiwa'. attracts attention: q >tor, by
both j. literary event. Reside thi- Mr.
Marion Cr7,N ford begin. "a ri,ltutit,-I PAM
fs'"f.' about TWO Ku--lsn brothers in Con
-'an'innplr and Mr rhilip Gilbert Hainrrton
Ia H. continuation - papers on French and
English" shows the difcr.n.r whi.h the Puri-
an influence ha. mad, in the English manner.
o,Io,cd 10 French. N-Nl CONES ..Iena.
~G'!'h'> RIA" 10 KoAburt, a bright litiIr story
with mo-i unexpected t,rmua'ion. Mar
<arrt y aDdr-rttl'> The King ~ ho went out
Governing j. quite worthy ~ Mr.. stockton
'ud the 'Fh,-io-nomy Of The pa,-." by r 4.
Ill. shows the CURIOUS characteristic. ~ the
various dan II the week. irhur :. Hardy
The suihor Of "Hut We, Woman" has sn
original paper On Marginal Note from the
Library II Mathematician" Two paper Of
resI value are written by Agnes Rrppicr and
1.orer Frederic rsr-on- The hr>i j. about
w hat Children rad Tu-pay' the -rvoud
The saloon IN So,irt;.' ! upon the subject
~ temperance. \ DISCUSSION 81 the political
relations % Frederic the Grrai and Msdsue
il, Fompsdour, paper by Ediih ". Thomas
and som, brilliant reviews complete The prose
articles. Charlotte fi-kr Kaic-. has 4 striking
htile poem called The Clue" and :. V. Cole
come ycr-c- on "Athrn-." The usual brief
notices and clever Contributors Club com
p"tc one OF the be~t magazine rumbcr- that
January will bring. -Houghion, Miftlin { Co..
Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-30
Sherif's Sale,

TAkEN on execution, issued from the Ellsworth
l Municipal Court on the 9Th day of Nov. Isl,
wherein +. u Hos gkins and sons plaintiffs
ami ~amuei 4 bow len, of Penob-so,, Hancock
county, Maine i defend: mt, said execution being
for the sum Of SfA.l2, the following described
real estate, stu ted in said Fenobscot, and de
srrlbcd Uiiows: beginning on the west side
OF the rad leading from the Cove to the head of
the Bay. rods nurtherly as the road runs
from the north east corner Of house hot owned
and occupied by Frank staples, at "A stake; thence
north eighty seven and Que half degrees ives
eight rods to u stake; thence north five and one.
half degrees west five rod 10 stake thence south
Gig y eight degrees east 81, rods and three fee IL
a stake at the road aforesaid, thence by said road
sJuth-easterly to he place Of beginning contain
ing thirty six and one-quarter square rods more
or less, together with the dwelling house standing
thereon; and shall sell AT public auction n
Tuesday, the 18th day Of January, A. D. lss-, at
ten O'Clock In the forenoon, at the sheriff s Office
In Ellsworth, IN said county. all the right title
and interest which the said samuel A. Rowden
has In and to the above described real estate
to satisfy said execution and the costs thereon
Dated at Ellsworth, this 18th day of December,
4. d., 1855.
\. X. DEYEREUX
oNJi DEPUTY SHERIFF.