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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-06-29
NEW ILLUSTRATED and EMBELlIsHED
Railroad, Township and Topographca
FLAP Of Alaine.
Published by J. B. MANSFIELD,
BANGOR, MAINE.

THIS magnificent and elaborate Map tina, has been
" Tue is' 40 years prosre sing under the
I" Two o' lhe bes bnrrivsrs in the country we'll
o' distinguished Surveyor and Engineers, is now ap
proach,ns completion. aud viii be y for delv
cry 10 Snoscrbsrs, In point Of execution H., artistic
etlts are such as to challenge the admiration OF all
~ punt Of accuracy and muutae Of detail II i, the on.
Map that can claim 10 be reliable
ne large scIle adopted by the author the dstinc
WIN winch the ereai natural features Of the State are
hcpcited and the tuuiYulness Of lis geographical
context, adapt u peculiarly 10 the wants OF all inter
tse" ~ commerce internal trade aud general busuc ..
Throughout the State
But Whit gives its peculiar value and should secure
place IN every private dwelling aud public house IN
inc state, Is the uaess and with which
piese.is 10 the eye every Town and County with
lbeif respective boundaries according the latest
.nof''ies Every principal road stream. lake and
aounta'" every Railroad with every Station upon il
every pfopasl tsroad and projected public work, -
Tue stuai 'f--t cities towns Village aud Post Office.
WIN the Population. valuation, number of Farms Man
uafur'ng Establishments in every Couniy in the State
ana many Other prominent facts IN our political and in.
dusiria economy,
No resident at all interested in the progress Of the
stat can well 10 without this map which so klthfllI
reflects the hctua condition Of the country with which
ne Is indeniified
Sold only by subscription at 81 % per copy Al
Agent Will visit every town, and give all who desire
an opportunity 10 purchase acopy OF the above desc
ed Map.
FEW AGENTS WANTED
ES- All onmmun atoms addressed to the publisher
Al Boston will I've propty attended to 2iGw
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Curious STATISTICS. Some statistical
genius declares that more money is ex-
pended in the United States for segars,
than for all the common schools III the
Union.
A wag. who is undoubtedly a lover Of
the weed, seeing this statement going
through The ppers, lets off the follow.
ing
at has been calculated that the cost
OF washing linen that might JUS, as well
he worn two days longer, amounts to
enough in this country. TO more than de.
fray the expenses Of the American Board
OF Foreign Missions.
The expense Of the buttons Worn on
the backs Of our coats, where they are
Of no earthly use, is equal to the support
OF all our orphan assyluns.
he value Of tails to our dress coats
(of no value in reality, for warmth or
convenience Is actually greater than
the cost Of our exec llent system oil com.
mon schools.
1t has been estimated that the value
Of old boots, thrown ASIDE, which might
have been worn a day longer, is more
than enough to buy flannel nigh, gown
tor every baby IN The land. Also. that
the COS, oil The extra inch of the tall
shut collars OF our young men, is equal
10 the sum necessary 10 put the bible into
the hands OF every one Of the Paiag"n'an
giants -
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Price Five Dollars a Package.

I'VE ereGt value NJ Cod Liver Oil medicine IL
/ Consumption IS now generally admitted II cnrreci
bad arsinuati"n The primal defect ia this -,ra-e hy
Initiating the growth oi ccl@-ihe r.l resulting AZ,
C"tiHs 10 DR. Bennett from the al minute par
tcle OF al with alhumcu. der the quchruing force u
vitality The phophdir at Lime has been pruyc, I,
promote the same great end lhrOug bout both tie veg
ctahlc AID The animal wriid.
The SUGAR vi MILK, inanuf,ciure, from the whc,
al i9Is MIX being suppnuer of fcspiraiina H.. weak
lungs aud havin. powerful affinity for OXYGEN ercal
anls the ah"Se remedies IL Cnnsuini lon whcu proper
~ cnnhmed with them, makes elcsant prep tfitiu
rcnns M much nj the offensive AID smell tn,
oil aad .nppy ia. sacChttiue cumhsive for the lung
much ike hat elaborated by healthy liver.
la conducting large special practice IA 1HI8nf ana
LhBg Uis,GSss Hf Warren resorts Directly Ia III. ii >h
eres for pure oil The excellence of this cahina, inr
viii At once he appreciated hy the ntdr, p olcssiou
end trial Of ii will comm sad the ,nfr generally
Burr PERRY, General Agents No Carnhili
Boston aud for SALE By all druggists
GENERAL AGEN r IN MAINE n ~ HAY
Far sale IN III sw"rth hy g Peck and Bcniimif
Nuurs. Cherr, field by Samuel Shaw K Co 6nlI
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A Lady of the first ,espeotabilrty writes ::

Dear Sr-l ava happy I" ne shle 10 cerliy To the eli
cacy OF Mrs Wins.'w's SOOTHING syrup and L" the truth
uf what II Is reprr eHted to accomplish Having llttr
bog suffering greatly from Ieethur who could MT fr-t
and ntsht by bts efies wuud net permit any ef the
family To do 81 purchased a bottle Of the Snnfhius
syrup order tn tho remedy aud whrt civcn
The by sero,ln" IL The directions iis effect upon hir
like magic; he went 10 sleep and all p,ia II
nervousness disappeared We hava had trouble with
him aud the fttle fellow wtll pass through wuh
comfort thu orriaine process al trethnt, hy the
sole aud Of Mrs. NmslnW's SuoftDn: syrup livery
mother who regards tina health aud LIE Of her children
should p,esc-su MRS II. 4 AL6EE.
Lowell Mss Nav 90 lSj2
For sale h, STEPHEN PAUL co. 49, Ch,mbers ST
New York and by e Ii PEEK, Ellsworth John st-vonc.
aud Augustus Slrayens Biuhi; ( A shaw Cherry
field; David springer. tripkln B,rain! trtn-. Buck
sport; Jarvis :. Cp surry, J ) Hancock aad A r
Emerson. Orlani.
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G. H. EMERSON,i
Notice of Foreclosure.

" hcrcas, Asa White of sullivan in the coun-
" of Hancock ON the sixth day of April A. d,
lsii, by his deed of mortgage of that date
conveyed to the undersigned certain tract or
parcel of land situated in sullivan aforesaid.
containing fifty acres more or less. Said decd
is recorded in Hancock Registry Vol. -, page
2is, 10 which reference NAV he had for n
more particular description of the premises.
The condition Of said mortgage having been
broken | hereby claim To foreelo,c the same.
MARY AMES,
by \. Wiswell her Atty.
Ellsworth, June 18th, 1850. 3ws
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DR.. Curti>'s Inhaliny Remtd,

Fsnr tgSrEg write. q taiio~..
GI>trANE~ have recently hid ,stf,seu t. t-st
etpt ,aer-, >slup A,d tltsela hsAt i4 ra.- ~
4rshtr >a+@ f+-saf tht he. rrlGsr - 'Fe4 To- plhrf
fn,, ,l trca'c4t afI sHr tr'uI h,, -m th.'
sli4tr.1g IL Ito ,"naissttirn 1T ptrI-r4na
1t tn lntt,sittte iui au etrel. rru-odr Wish
s.f ~ the afl,t'c4 lat nn-At ~ brought
, ssthia Tho rsAs b ct al
CAC =hR resris' HrIEt>, IS ths aft:niA' aH'i
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THIRTY YEARS
Experience of an old Nurse.
MRS. WINSLOW,
he AllrnitOn OF Nnthrf- her
SOOTHING SYRUP

~; CHILDREN TEEfHING.
Il viii Immediately relieve them from pam allay an
~ptsn,.ic actions soften the gums reduce lnfaina II
and - regulate the l;r"els Depend upon ii
Nnters II VIII rest Ia yourselves and relief aud
health l., thlfrH. Prcc - cents per huitl-
We have sold very ltf;e quantities Of Mrs, Nmslh~ =
>t"hT0s Sycnp dHrt.e the past six sears-oycF II hp
brtllrs last W. believe II thr best medicine IN
The world for Chhdfen re-hlUg Tor the lys
eniery hr Hiarrhas IL Ghirrn whehrt 1t arises ifun,
tcrthus or any nihef cah-r It Ewes universal satis
fAetIon-never heatd e"mpa'ni irnm any usUc II
never sold medicine =" universally sttccr--fnl
i.v,ns pau and etfrctiue In ait syr
ed II taken III season. rcliei is nhJd. and ABSOLUTE
~ CEErAtS.
CURTIS 4 PERKINS
Druggist No. 10 CoudlLnJ ST.
New York Nav d i>ti
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T. y. J. Miller. Jr, Esq. an eye wit
ness 10 the late mob in Portland. informs
us ,ha, in his opinion the Mayor should
have fired upon the rioters an hour soon.
e:than he did.
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Executors Notice.
Administrators Notice

HUIIIIIIIs(ITtUI 4NUEIIt.
The subscriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned that he has been duly APP
pointed and has taken upon himself the trust
Of an administrator OF the estate William U
SNOWFALL late Of Bluehli in the County OF
Hancock deceased, by giving bond as the
law directs lie therefore requests all person.,
who are indebted to the SAID deceased's estate
to make immed ate pay ment aud those who
have any demands thereon, To exhibit the
same foo settlement
JOSEPH SNOWFALL.
Blushill, June "a, 1865. 25
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We expect our mex, aumber viii be
burdened with accounts Of celebrations Of
the'iourth"-perhaps some may be crowd
ed out. II so We hope there will be no
grumbling.
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WORLDS FAIR
PRIZE CHURN !

The subscriber, hvius purchased he patent for th-
counties ri VI ,ncnck and Washington 10 make y-u,'
..l use hsvis' Sell Adjusting GilGEN offer them f,r
-ile At HE store. al HALE 4 IA ZION and II LANG,
Don & co ia Ellsworth.
This Churn Is superior 10 aug Other In use-w,,h il
youean readily ard easily Churn the cream gather thr
utter work ont the hni,- Inilk WASH aud salt the but
Ter without our hing IL with your hapds better and
more thorough manner add IN less than halt the time
IN which II eau he done by other In-th,-p,ak ina
nUc sixteenth more butter from the cream The 81
important considerations in DAIRY however SIN,
The extra anonui" butter WHICH sill be mad. in one
essnn h"m ts"cpws Will ne tn in sue lent to u
chase a Churu
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-06-29

q Don't fofge, the Native American
Grand Rally which is to come of as soon
after the fourth" as arrangements can
be made.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-06-29

NATIONAL DEFENDER and American
Fres,de Companion Is the title OF a
large. handsomely printed sheet, JUS,
started a, 80 a year. by JOHN d. JoHs-
SON. number GO Arch Street, Philadel.
phia. As frs, class family paper, 1t Is
inferior to none, while upon the Amer-
can question i, stands pure and unaduI.
tera,ed. II all, North and South. had
thus stood at the recen, National Coun.
Gil. there would have been no division.
The editors are RgYSELL CoArks and
J. D. JOHNSON. Tha, they WELD ia cle
"pen EDITORIAL" with no small mixture Of
the 'pungent' will appear from the fol.
lowing extract:
Slavery and Ameriv anism'
The hot heads Of either end OF the
Union the sextagenarian boys OF the
sunny South, and the half developed men
Of the chilly Norh-have been SQUAD.
bling in Convention; the one set Tor the
extension Of a principal, and the other
for the prohibition Of a measure, with
neither Of which the Convention had any.
thing more to do than the ghos, Of Joe
Smith with the Massachusetts foreign
paupers.> The Convention was called to
settle platform of Americanism, not
Sectionalism. Letthe infamous doctrine
Of squatter sovereignty be overthrown,
fhd ii would then be. perhaps. practically
safe to leave local institutions to be de.
iermined BY local sovere,gnties, even IN
Territories.
But, while Mormonism continues to
insult decency common sense. aud all
human dignity, with lis beas,ialtes both
IN language and conduit. does the South
itself wish to legitimate those beastiall'
ties by encouraging party divisions on a
mere abstraction! by throwing every pu.
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DEAN g. HILL,

certify that the Churl offered for sale aIevr Ina,
been usriln imllN alIut years and iIn not he
tate to sts that II the hest churt have ever known
with II you oIstlt Churn tho cream. s,hrr the
butter. work cut The hmirunlk and salt the butter a.
we'll ~ can he ,nne by ii ,ij aud half the lime
mlkfns l,rser Amntt Of butter from the stnr cream
| chc-fimiv recommend il the public.
(SgnedJ SEWAI.I. TENNY
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DENTISTRY,

II your teeth trouble YOU. don't delay from
week Ia week, tortured with pam, and every
dav rendering the case more desperate, but
call AT once upon
DIR. J. 7. OSCOOD,
AT his Office on Hancock Street, where YOU
can have everything done in the Dentistry line
a. well and much cheaper than the same can
be done in Boston. % II.
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Horse Lost.

Strayed or stolen from the subscriber on the
10th inst, a dark red mare, black name and
tail, II or II ycae> old. Said mare has a
bunch on her left knee, and some white hairs
on one Of her hind legs.
% 81. DANIEL. Ill RlEl.
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KENNEOX'S
MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
The Greatest Of the Age F.!

Mr. KENNEDY Of Roxbnry has discovered IN one o
~. or o"nn"n pasture we Is alremady that
t'tkl KIND OF HUMoR from the ~srst scroula
down 10 coaon P,n.pls Ne ha- pied IL il. yer r0U
Cases, aud never faiIcd except two Ne has now in
his possession ei it's value
ali within twenty niles "i Bostpn.
Two bottles ara warranted TO cure missing sore
aiouth
One three bnt1es m cnre The al pn pes
The face -
Two, three hotties will clear the system Of biIcs
Two bottles cure The worst ,anker in
the mouth and stomach.
Three /" FIVE bottles warranted e~re ,he worst
Cases of cry ipelas.
One bottles WARRANTED 10 cnre all I'm mar in
the
I've bottles warranted to running in the ears
aud bl,tcl,ts N he hair.
Four |" six battles to cure torrrp ard
INNING ulceis.
One bottle wicsre ..siy srs,psens If the skis
Two I" three BOTTLES are warranted tocurt The worst
case NJ ring worm.
Two To three hof warranted To eVrs he mos.
desperate Tres of rheumatisn
Three SIX holas are warranted 10 s4li rbeum
Five to eight bottles win lhs v.s, worst ease
scrnfula.
benefit is always cyperfe,ssd frt the brtle-
ad perfect cure IS Warranted ~her Tie aLu,e guam
ity IS taken.
Nothing looks 80 inpndmh,c those who have IN
vain tried all the wonderful medicines the th,, ~ THAI
common weed growing on The pastures and siong old
toie waits should cue hurnot in The semyet
II - now liked fact. II you have humWr il has to
Sttrt. There are n" IFS dnds ab"t it, suit 2 some
cases. In, moi y"nrs. He has I'elled th,usand
bo-s Of it he vct,ity OF i.,slou and Knows i've
effects OF II In every 1t has aIres done
Mdssdehnssets
tave 10 children year Did old r~ope ~ sixty:
end has poor prrny Ssks,e children f,.e Heeh
was soft and habby, restored perfect health
by one bottle.
tn those who subjec sick headac he one bot
Tie Will always cure IL 1t gives great rei-J caarrh
and dizziness Some who lave taken il have been COS
ivef"r and have been regulated by it, here the
body ss"unh II worksqtr cstsy, but where rhei. any
arrangement Of the functions oi nanre, il III cause
very sngtIar feeling, but yon must he alarHed-Ipy
always disappear in from four da. week. There
bad result from ton the cent when the
feeling is you wfeel yourseli ik- new he rson
heard s"mrnf the most extrdvayani enccsiuiIs Off
thai ever n,au lis'errd In.
Nae hange of diet necessary. Eai the be st you
an get, aud euong Ia oi il.
Eo-hnry. Sepf 10. lisa.
This is 70 GRITTY rha, H. H. ms Druggist,
Po,t'nDd is III, d"iy 3tJHbELzkD GEN7RAL
AGENT foT my Mdicot BS,0~,ry A., fse STATE
NJ NiTNE and ,hoi h" rs snpniitd ,nH ne GEM.
I'VE d,ftes from my L4horei.ry
DGAtLD kennedy
Sold in ErCk -poTt wv f. ~ Parker
Alent far Ellsworth BY q. &. PIX IyI
IMPORTANT To HOLDERS OF
BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS!!
)EHSoNS who are receiving wartan's under The new
l law, before disIa'>ne II, ttlHr u 10 APP
ply, eh.r personally bv letter. the sui sch-r,
land, advance upon the ,invcrneni iritc twhich
IS 81 - per lcre) should they wish q srll the same.
THOS. PEMEER,
No u jj"0ns
ina, : ISL 81 SIN. Dfh>ThN .HiSS,
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ling infant Of Territory into the reces.
s'ty OF giving laws 10 itself before i, has
anything ~orfhy cfthe name of peo.
pkl
Let each Territory suckle a, the breas,
oil the nation, ill it is sufficiently disci.
pl'ned by wholesome spanking. 10 quit
scratching at the eyes OF a twin sister, or
biting its mothers nipple When i, is
old enough TO be weaned. it still wants
the hand ola parent to assist its steps, ill
ITS bones are firm enough to resis, the
tendency TO become bandy-legged. Still
more time may be necessary before i, is
old enough to be sent TO common school
under IT'S sister states, who have an un.
doubted right, ain Congress assembled, ="
TO veto improprie,les in its demands. for
special privileges and pet immuni,ies ;
for they have to pay the cost Of the ,u-
iiion.
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The undersigned hFinc sean the statement If The Rev
Sewsii Tenny above ,ri htvins used +iii In rn IN our
families fully c'heuf la his s0tcmear from per
sonll experience.
(>,cucdi J. - IOHD
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-12
MnnicfnaI EIecti0n.

In Lowell, on Monday, Dr. Elisha Huntington
was elected Mayor, and the whole citizens ticket
for Aldermen, Councilmen, and School Commit
tee. In Newburyport, VIM. Cushing was elected
Mayor, by plurality of eighty-two votes over
Rev. D. P. Pike, the K. N. candidate. All The
Aldermen upon the citizens ticket were also
elected The X. Ms had plurality in only one
ward. In Roxbury, John S. Sleeper, late editor
of the Boston Journal, was chosen Mayor upon
the Liberal Union ticket, by plurality of 325
votes over the Americans. The Liberal Union
lists also elected the entire board of Aldermen
Lynn must be added to the list of cities which
have repudiated the Know Nothing rule. At the
Municipal election Monday, Ezra w Nudge, cit,
liens candidate was elected by the three hun
bred majority over George Foster K N. and
probably theentire citizens ticket for Aldermen
is elected. In Charlestown, T. T. Sawyer is
elected Mayor, and the citizens ticket sweeps
the city. Sam is nowhere. The people are
aroused
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-12
nur City Elecrion.

The Transcript of the 1lth, with its usual flip
nancy Of manner, attempts to erpO,sna the results
of the city election attrbuting the defeat of the
Republican ticket to what it calls the "slilly
shallying course" of the Republican party. The
dong and the short of the whole matter is, as we
understand it, simply this. The great mass of
the people were DESTROYS of ignoring party poll
tics for the time, and uniting upon citizens
ticket, taking the best men that could be had
from all parties, but from some cause other the
terms of union could not be satisfactorily arrang
ed, and neither of the parties but the American
brought out their full strength Many members
of the Republican party voted for Colonel Davis,
and for the Aldermen upon that ticket because
twas nearer approach to = citizens ticket than
any that was offered to them three of the polit'
cal parties of the city being represented thereon
and we do not find that any party, except the
Americans, are very much dissatisfied with the
result.
Colonel Davis is man Of great executive abil-
ity. He has had experience in city affairs hav-
ing served the city in the Board of Aldermen and
in other capacities, and from his long residence
in the city, and entire familiarity with its insttu
tons he will be able to bring to the discharge of
the onereus and responsible duties of the mayor
atty, an amount of knowledge and experience
that is always desirable in the head OF the chief
executive officer of thriving young city like
Worcester. There is a sufficient diversity of tai
ent and political opinion in the Board Of Alder
men to make good working team, and the Com
mon Council is in point of talent and ability
of the city government for several years, to say
the least. We hope and expect, that, under the
new auspices. the best interest Of the city in ev-
cry department will be promoted and cherished,
and that neither the ms or the outs will have any
serious cause to mourn over the results of the
election on Monday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-12

much to his surse, he was informed that the Of
fcer, having tia articles in custody, had had
them washed, stat there was no trace of the
blood now remahg.
Cross Ezzsaiiaon, continued. was satisfied
that the spot wablood several other persons
saw 1t; the blooeas on the pocket of the inside
pants There W a reward of $500 offered for
the arrest of theurderer, to be paid on convic-
ton of the ofene l was knowing 10 this offer
when went in psuit of the prisoner; when the
blood was shown prisoner, he accounted for it
by saying he had e nose bleed.
Joshua Hosmer Is Deputy Sheriff: was pre-
sent when prisonewas examined: he said that
the new shoes nopreaent were some he had had
for long time; e things have been in my GUS
tody since. DR. itchcock has had the shirt,
pants, and mitten part of the time
John II. Bryant Lives in Gardner. Assisted
IN the examinatopf prisoner; there were three
shirts on him, andhree in the carpet bag there
were two pairs of tockings in the bag, and one
on him-one vestl, and one in the bag. Wit
ness here producean inventory of the articles,
as taken at the tinl. There was blood on one
mitten. on his hfdkerchief and in the right
hand pocket of thGnder pair of pants; it was
very distinct on thpocket so that there was no
doubt its being biol; there was blood on one eff
the vest buttons, hm which took an impress
sion by pressing w paper on it; it was very
strongly and distirtly marked with blood. lit
was exhibited, witlthe mark on i'll. The shirt
was marked with bod. [The shirtwas present,
but the spots had cen cut out for chemical ex-
aminationl. The Ahburuham Junction Station
is two or three nils nearer Stacey's than the
Winchendon Static
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-12

THAoKERAYs LpruRE.-The introductory
lecture before the Wrcester Lyceum and Library
Association, will be elivered by w. NJ Thacker-
ay of England, thisevening We need hardly
urge any of our reaers to go and hear this elo-
quent and popular lecturer. Many of our citi-
zens will have no otter opportunity to see and
tire, his hatred of cnt and hypocrisy, and his
warm devotion to truh and right, has done more
to reform society thar any living essayst Or nov
elist And when to tbs we add that he is by far
the most popular aid successful lecturer who
has ever come to our shores, it is certainly not
too much to hope tina he will have full and APP.
preciative audience. We believe it will be the
most brilliant lecturepf the season.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-12

Sergeant John Morrow, indicted for
killing soldier named Lewis Loup at Fort
McHenry, near Baltimore, in July last, has
had his trial before the U. S. District Court
at Baltimore, and teen acquitted. The kill
ing, it will be remembered, was an affair of
uncommon brutality. Loup was tied up to
the flagstaff under a burning sun, and then
literally whipped TO death.
Rev. Mr.. Conway, the Unitarian cler-
gyman at Washington, is attracting attention
by the bold style of his preaching. His
thrusts at slavery have stirred up considera-
BILE Indignation among the patriarchs. which
is not lessened by the fact that he is Virgin
ian by birth.
John w. Reed, a noted bank robber.
escaped from Jail at Concord, N. H., Friday
night by saving off the bars of his cell and
poisoning dog in the Jail yard.