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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-02
State Politics.
OUR LONG ISLAND CORRESPONDENCE.
p4rfu,ssf-y Oct n Is5

PArcHoGrk, Oct u, 1900.
Anti Maine Lar Acefing In SagoJt Couny.
Pursuant to notice. meeting Of the inhabitants Of this
village held this day at the house Of George Ray
nor for the purpose OF giving expression Of opinion
and discussing tho Maine law, last evening.
Mr.. George w. Thnrber called the meeting 10 order
and in .ev remarks gave the objects for which they
Lad convened, and nominated George +. Mh Eq., Of
BcpoIt ChsiIman Isaac Homan Of ayyille and George
W. Thurber II pa,chogue, duly chosen Secretaries
Abraham W. Floyd, Esq, Of sciauhe then intro
duccd 10 the audience by Mr. Thurbcr Iie spoke FOR
about three quarters u hour In mos, iorcibe
sgainst The present liquor law. lie commenced by
stating that he appeared here upon broad princpes and
thanked God he had no axe 20 grind TIE speaker
viewed the whole Of the temperance party from
the lime II The rasssge Of the odloas lag Of 1915 making
inis.s TO sen liqnor eide 81 certain
imaginary line aud also making Il legal and correct
% 90 the thing the other aide Of said line.
lie followed fom that Law up the present called
he Maine law, denouneirg the principle hivolvei
IN such law, and delivered one Of the most sca,h.
ing, bittor, and ratricai speeches upon tho
egiiaiure that passci this sbomnsb Die bt cvor heard
IN lie good oi county IL Saiiolk." Ie then saii he
had supposed that other speakers than hmsef 70
lave entertained this audien,e but o them the
Iicn. A. 7. Bose could mt nd and hal written the
Iesker letter which he might read to this meeting he
would the audience requested, read the saii letter
GNng and continued cries Of Read, read read). The
frealer read etter from Judge Rose bitterly 9p
ivaing he present bquof Law Ia that plain AMI orcbis
narncr 70 peculiar " the Judge and the Juag. alone
The Hon. JouN A. sEsRfso, u Queens eounty va
thsD introduced 20 the meeting. lie adfe ssoi the
audience on tho constitutional rght ~ the yeopIe u this
glorious federal comlnct
ospain RrgsEY RoE 81 this village male fes happy
On humorous remaTka, when Capt. Suiih Rider ici-
astd and sross upon the great princiPs- demand
ing the attention q the American pope.
W. HisS,1T, fsI., u Port Jefferson, m1de fee
qfly r.narks, Immediately after which Mr, coopeF
Zee so democrat arose very much excited AM nqurs
Tie nature of the citing stating that Do hsa esifs
70 attend denocrailc nesting. but that hr vesy
much clsaypohted. lie attempted, IN hs fstaars -
eenounce hsssss Homan Iharter or being The strong
ct h'pd ~ shigs and ,hen taking part ~ ntnc <
| which he thought democratic.
~ this period in bis speech, he ~ a stanl stii
| and TOOK Ln .sat amidst uproar ard con'uEiqn.
The meeunx then adjournsd With the nFeisst
lions With three time three for feaylng k0e aad iie
irst rulnc anti Maine las meeting ever bell 10 ths
county u suffolk. kIAION
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FATAL hERsY AccIpaSr.--1hos. se cattle dealor
from Delaware county, n. y, died yesterday ut tlr
New York Hospiia frn injuries received as, week by
falling between the bridge the Jersey CITY ferry land
ing and one OF the beats. Coroner Eiton held ins
quasi urea the body, ans II being shown that thcoe.
accidental ana that person exc cpt
ceased VAS 70 blame the Jury teadercd verdict accord
ingy The deceased Was "a years Of age, and has lett
wife and two children
scArpED 10 DyAnl--An inquest was yesterday held by
Coroner hilton, at 20 Elizabeth stree, upon the body
Edward Fitzgerald, clild twelve months old, wao
Friday laft fatally scalded in consequence OF ht
Mviag pulled over upon himself tub ef no, water
which had been placed upon low shelf In cloee The
jury rendeIsd verdict OF Accidental death.
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.yarrtY ClfY News.

irnofnaTo CouNrY CONFERENCE.-The Hudsoa county
democratic convention met at Beaty Hotel ut the City
Of Hudson yesterday afternoon, TO nominate county ON
Il not deemed Advisable 10 nominate candt-
date for sheriff. John A. Rysrson Peter ~ Horsley and
Gsrfet Van Mater were nesanated Cor Coronets
PoIIncAL.Tbe Second assembly district democratic,
convention, composed q delegates from the first Second
and Third wards, met Wednesday evening" at No 81
H ntgomery street and nominated John ~ Los for the
assembly the second ballot. Mr. Charles Fins
nominated upon the first ballot, but declined.
Crr fsiaog RiIpnr.-During the month OF October
there sixty. y.ei2ht conmitiss TO the Jersey City
prison for Offences, foIl6we wepruntenners 40 drum
ahi disordciy, .; disordriy, stealing g. receiving
stolen goods, malicious li.chieL assault, nghtny
q To,a ts Tho nativity of the prisoners IL shown b,
the prison record 90 be stlowsfrcaud i5 Engi and
Q; Germany &; France i; United States, IL OF whom
Fix coloIed
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Brooklyn City Politics.

MASS NETTING or the HARD SHELL DEMOCRACY.
The bard shell democracy Of the city of Brooklyn
ssmbcd in meeting at the Military Gardens last
evening. Delegations presen. from most Of the
wards with bands of music banners and ,ranspaencies
The gathering Of the largest Of political nature
since the Presidential camiaign OF 1852.
John Rice, Esb chosen President; and Vice Presi-
dents from every ward and town, and four secrcares
were selected.
letter II excuse for non attendance was read from
Hon. Daniel S. dickinson and speeches made by
Gs Josiah Sutherland, ". G. Murphy Francis Spino.
10, George Tay lor, Hon H. A. Moore, Judge Greenwood
Jacob Fem j. H. Walton and others. The sentiments
expressed by the speakers we're intensely "harp aud
anti knos Nothing from first 10 last.
Several speakers held forth In front of the hotel IN
large as.mbage who could not be accommodated in the
building
The meeting throughout characterized by great
cnthusia and unsnimlty.
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News from Ernan.
QUE c.'o JAnEIRo CoRRRsPoSrYSCE

Rio JASuEc SEPT. %, l55S.
kysv q cgae-p,'ics7he Sidsess "a ttc ESiy-D-stis
--SaApsag Heaiay.
forward report OF the coffee market and shipments
during the month of Augup,. There during the
oniire rsorih despatched for expectation to different
parts OF the world roru the Consado 2aa 1870 bags.
Issoe0 bag- Of i were for the unsed States yis-ior
Baltimore A. l7s bsss; California as. do. Charleston
1850 DO. New Orleans, 30 1o2 DO New yos 30 22s do
rhsdelphs, 1000 do. Thua you that the market
has been quite active at prices varying according 20
quality y-sarerior, 300 bfoo rrgar quities 800
d 81 100 per arobs Of ~ lte
add report a. shipmcnrs 90 'i United Sos,es from
let of January 10 septembeg cf 1854 compares with the
e....fy -
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HnoAawat THt.fas-Tp fig'a il lac
- nc poDnsr Irisb cnt4se1sb. Mr. Haxs~y wlsna Tks
pieces pos.ded he Ba.lfs irsAaaa,r vr koirrs
teJbisOpLsss.n " Our Gal ard bryan pf.ynn a.
~hlch Nf snf No Williams ~fli appear. The ous
10 bs csowaee.
Bosrrr Inrarsr -Ths pppuaF gis.-. sailss Josa -
be Nssr ~ Htsrea.irhH AnA ~sh8.0posn
agaln Tor his 1le drama rnsa reDsspar bs-
usdr dejs1 h aad sssft for pl@1~i uyos
lLe stAer Ia . VERY ssp~tAoy taan19s.
bekross TnEaTrNBarou 4 70 rorsphAs Aaln.lsb Flees
aut Ju0feY ldle again 70 llsh n >Dggsr psors
sf.eI Ne fefiJas IsniiY ai t4g @sI~A" Tho
eharaser. vii he snalsa ~ .he usnsl prfsastsyts
WIltarxs JBItrRxa ~MatsgsF Walisa sna0unfes hr.s
ssosie rec~s tof hs evening ne Man a Many tr~nA :
ha Tespain ~ TIC Wa,ct.' sra h~ "se<rrtH Me ~
whieh esiArss~ ihe n@rass u ~ saare oaurp4sy,
cotsfxs res Ard ssssueerssilc eB,rfslan~ss
A. n ahsnE hFo<iigr tanpteelF s1rr~sfni, o.
Nefn.-fs, evening 49, is u = aenssf ~ as
Fiafe 10 HighL fbe pfoxfAaFse = flftt
NeoBs Mnsfrais orer ysfy afrafiss pff~rNnsap- s~
beiF uss rHrLNxs.he lF09l1x fsAAuo
bsiug bs Sfef ~ ~ Dosltir b@1fs4 tppHI u
Br9ry's SEsfssD1Hs Vii fsgsAi ~ 49, 0pets o hs
HWss toaEsf ia<a Nssn~Y wio qssf fnry rnssw
islslnr fssfrsr. fke hgass . full sfffy Aiyh.
NcAniTsfH and MArSst E4Feox1 80 a. 4baog hrrS
Fu1istess s,ery tgeffsr " Msftsf.a' Tau a To,s
1fafffne f0r " fiifff
TgF p4frfk nrnKtN HfA i tf sstfA - ~ ngis
ArA4, ny Hal kfffy 01s tt14d ~ 81
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supremo COurt--In Chamssrs.
Before Hsn. Judge Covies,
IMPORTANT TO snIrowsKns, MERCHANTS AND ~

UfTmdn L1chtns AMI ohsrR, Jdo1 A. St1aies aAd
otherrIhe pssntlas Ia ths eo,artn~ts dsiag
business merchants, upaar the nrfn n 3ung. l.,
ehins Co. ana make application Tor perpetual iaJune
ioD against tho defnnd4pi the AMI captain
the ehp Connecticut under tH following cirrdns
fbo paintda complain that they had deposited 10 t-
dGeadants shp ssunsalscut which 10 about 10 sail f~
Have, 20 600 bushos u rkln valued AZ ~ ooo that
the defendants have, since fhen oycioad ter ys@~el
10 tuch unsea~orihy STATE tha, tho underwriters
fuse ~ insurc hsr her cargo The plaintiffs slso contend
that u the sp permitted T. 10 IN her prescot
condition, With great quantity ot merchandise
valued a; 500 oooiha say d the fainslns' cArGs.
"a rel a. tho hvsaof the passenger, would be sntsn
gcrcd temporary ajuncticn hal been granted. ssf
srguIsn; nov heard 20 sl.Ds why Il sbo1f
MOI be made p~rIgtusl Decision rsserysi
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Police Intelligence,
Arrest or AN ALLEGnD avr DyRr

pstct Kelly, alias Duffy, arrested yesterday
ing suspicion Of having murdered hi. stcs sister
n.law, OF strrovidence, H. l. He passcnlcr In
the steamboat Metropolis from thnt place yesterday and
the captain bavng heard oi the murder, aud become
aware that the suspected board, called
policeman the bort reached ber dock, and had
him arrested Kelly lodged In the Iombs. n watt
the action Of the Providence authorities aud teiegra
pbic despatch announcing his capture seat 10
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Yae h aitA q city aod surrounding oouncy
bad with disease lately named gsstfeenler Res but
now under the name OF moiesta penante. lhe last
eaisA roforts about slxy deaths pee day in the
be hnDntiy among hhe poor population and the black
The shipp'pg - very healthy, aud clean bai- Of
heGlts IRE universally given II H. extraordinary
sature Ia this ai-ase that il has not got an,ors tne
slirpi,g. believe h,st the pre-aation taken In ,as
ing te ins,Je OF h, ships with solution OF eblor,ss OF
hme hse been gfess benefit. T.
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SnrFso AnhH sIF.--Ths Krfivss a shiyp.Ag q, lhs
iryse during the Tas rtnight have BEEN vvry cnDef
nbis from the 9Th int. 20 lat evening he tal
~ ~ vessels exclusive ~ stsaaboafs hAB 11I
~ Niesnihlpe - ships r. baskn 10 brig And ~ scon
Ihs vessel ~ thr larger ciass hare Aunz n IN
sfme r ihs ssty hnet;, bo'h IN resi y sspay snh
EctcA hat bave 10 the rott Bssses tassr
vy .srgt number ~ aie sehTrsFs hsFs sTw,3 a. .ss
Nsw r4sir.--h o Pfaayvus OF ~
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Penalty for k.niisting fos F0reaa<n Se VIC
UNITED sIATis pfsrRTCT COURT.

IeioFe H1n. 1udse Ingtrs7l.
NoFEatn5a i--Vhe Dstfiot Attorney, kr. McKeob
moved Tor The sentence Of the Court Jcvh Wagner
eon'''ed ofenlising f,r the allied armies Ia the Crimea
Tue Judge, IN sentencing the prisoner, saA the nru
usi'y Law Was made TO preserve friendly relations be
tv,en this country and fosegn governments aud 60
istncnir Tor bege-ent powers permitted bc cat
ried on here might involve the United States in qua
rel Win other netoas. The Court mgt iaait peasIs
OF tbgec ycais imprisonment. aud fine % 81 900 t.t
nnder the ccumst OF this case the sentence ol III,
Court is that Joseph Wagner be sentenced 10 two year.
imprisonment, anG la poy tue cf 500
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thus auhenically demonstrated hat whe greatly more
9nd msnuaeigring q az he Auerean drank thc
Tinted slaes sw no The sse Of New York there . sso
ur arising from tber large supply OF products manufic
sdered surplus upon The products steadily raised n this
s,ase for "a own manufacsare What the amount Of ths
flowing capital ard thcse profits may be have statistics
70 show but must be in direct proportion 10 the
& and hs s S uoo u W. "a s
aasn language Of The Tribune peItciy safe to Assame
Ii that ;ectota philosophers and
hui ~ & ss o wealth a. and pr
se sse e. New York and transfer s copons de or The
France and Holland That they sincerely expect
stern raluoas law lnposs dungeoas anea and conisca
sns aa p @ q s ae.e . sss
have nncmoray enjoyed We at least lad Impossible
Tbs practical result therefore, of their umos, point sue
ss. would y s G transfer q he asen,urs sad nana
narson We presulae q The grea doctrine Of am.rie,n
least whatever may be hc Tri5nes estimate of ,ssir i
@ M svs s enough Q n ask % zach or
S % s'e se Tsy og II no we 2 20, 1a Is
hanee IL burdens BY sendrg those profS foreign lands
PROHIBITION couRTEsy
A. specimen o frohnion courtesy we quote the follow
Iho-e who dnns beer .d Dr. Johnson talk beer
Brandy ssumen a s1psre yd f snny aaqs. a q
tasi. and pronounce champagre and brandy judgments
nesning ~! q ~ ne Judge. who
sw We Rase yo 70 hear ~ a VIA sm. hpk ~. lro.1y ...y
q from drinks But solemn significant as ibis
trnsfADee s only continuation Of he philosophy
eIeaed thousands og sine by Holy Writ Hearke
aean 70 The words of Inspired vision recorded
and oh 0f the Sl chapter of Proverbs. for
Kings ., iemue II no, for Kings drink wine;
Slnees srunx drink tney drink ia AMI
peryert ne judgment OF any ~ the a1ilcteJ.'n
Behold stti more papsble and literal confirmation
this plilosopbyoi the Bible IN the of the
the law tor hr prevention OF inemperance. paupcrl
by she Supreme tour, oi he Second Judicial d.rc
Tie state ofNev YORK The Cayuga Chief auihorlty
IN eonnee,ion w,h he deesoa q he supreme ccar of
time Tie argued hefore the COur;. The
hed In Pouehkeepse. One ol the judges had hs boe az
qnor ny him every day al he table
The comm ena nf The same paper IN this connection
most heartily endorse % not more fOrcibe than just.
" is Any woBder that 'cplnou s promulgated,
thoroughly than q sellers send forth for be
heve hey have attempted 70 build mp the rabr
physoo grounds We may pass The most perfect pr b.
hory Law Ia the world but long Judges cleo Ell
hanee.s enoush to drink Al he abe Of boei-openy
ting ~ defiance he statue under which "A being
argued 30 long shall have dccisiouz at unconsutnlooa
Hty,' &c
And here s point Tor temperance people to bring hon
ani sc ua ., ne eouns elccou kloc, men who true
Tits queson Party the from the stencil o. II.
~ society, inreat ~ upp ro~dies ready e
soop % dchase and degrade hsr fellow men br trucking V
We would advise prohibitions brethren 10 learn pos
ness hetofn bey undertake teach W. ssior
open proshIonis' paper thai srch
gsst exqsessoa - sen esnd" saa ac.rrsst ros9ae
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MIaAaE os vaE LasTs ~ Ta.s curious atrno.pl,s.
fie pteuofBsnoB sl'nssssd W mary = eitrsnx
his tnafLrg sfsf snnflSe Tte lats sesn,fg
~ lfssl ~ r. y psnly ysstla ~ fhs ln'~vvsrnw
spses lae.a .lnz he H5aas 81 Eeiggv. Iaxs ss~ h.
ssre entirely ieff rght ~ yks streets runnns 1sstb
appeared NJ asasDd tssarls The shot1 sss t-nsssd m
81 wafsr B0f hAf uii ftstams This ersf,aa
sy~esssie ~lness~i " many oUsrrs especially 10
tie vs'iffn PAT " he city ~lfxe The sia~ aan
tefrs IT'D ~ Intervening bsiidlngs
10 sfns part - he vo,ii usiyser il rery cosnou.
tss nof IN os ipcsiy. is Krooantt 81 philofe bio
'hs -sy ~ fays " ykt rrosreioz frua 10 sUfacs
~ tDvT~rf dsnsify, AMI . FFf sEf - fhp ~ h~
sFtetAi<f rft@sts that in rSftcN Ny@ia - hSf
dsn w fssEvrEinx ffyt MI t1 f ssfth's sthesf
sf,y. Many tufers'i0us saeh fte tiyins ibussh-
Esn kc afe ~ fstsh * ns fae1sef.ssos - ~ bss
~ IWess -.
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George iead Riddle, of Uesware whose letter upon the
subject Is as follows:-
HnsiSGro,, Del Oct. 2e, 1855
siRAs the Democrats National ,ittee hi We mere.
siore Assembled early IN the on OF january pre- ceding
The iresite nai election thought II proper old
,nenber "a address these whose pest Offices bs
known, embracing oriy,) aad from eieir replies
authorize you 10 that said committee will meet
al tho National Hotel, Washington, ID. c., nondsy
the sth day OF Jauuery next, az IL o'eos AZ
Please publish the call upon receipt of this that Il
may reach tue dh,ant members in time Ter them To at
tend the meeting, and oblige your obeuien, servant
GEO. READ RIDDLE,
Member Of Committee for Delaware.
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This committee met last nigh, st rammany Hall Robt.
Kelly in the chair The business transacted purely
Of ocnl nature and related TO the assessments
ddates printing and distribution of tickets, and ad-
jourred at a late hour.
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VINO JUDICIARY CONVENTION.

The convention met Mt the Broadway House las
night to nominate person for the Supreme Court TO III
The vacancy caused By the death Of Judge Morris Theo
Sinyvetant In the chair and Mr. II. u. schafer Of
Gcis cd as Secretary. Mr. Charles Peabody nomi
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From the washington Union. Nov J.
The gentlemen conposing this committee request
cd tomeei at he National Hotel in Washington cy.
Iuerdsy the 9th day ot January next AZ II o'c e N
The committee, constituted by the last De nDcratc
National Convention consists of the following geate
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TRAvELLEI,s, GUIDE.

'nfAf fAnE FOR AIDAHY.-fksSAsg TwENrY
~ Eve cent? passage snd terih seyrg Aye ceiss
r a,sr sc.n sl 90 'he nee sadspewth asaag EAsCt
viii leave he north dc ~ per Soo o foason street. eYo
kondsy, Wecnesaay ard Fssay ~ . r n. arriving Z
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City Politics.
HALE SHELL GENERAL 90 MMYrrEE

HALF SHE'LL GENERAL CoMMyrTEE.
THIS COMMITTEES met at the headquarters, st. Jchn
Hsu, John ii. Williams IN the chair. committee was
appointed to recommend proper person Judge Of The
supreme Court, in place Of Robert Norris deceased,
and t. b. Har; made report from the Finance Commit.
tee, from which II appeared the funds In good
condition. The commfee adjourned at hate hour 10
meet again Saturday night when teEcts for the
raj wards will be distributed
SOFT enELL JUDICIARY CONVENTION.
This Convention assembled Mt Fammany Hall last EVEN
irg pursuant TO the recommendation OF the general
n'tee Of Tammany Hall, and organized by clecling c.
swsekhamer, President and Joseph L Benedict, Secre.
tary Henry Hilton nominated the first ballot for
Judge OF the Supreme Court in place OF Herbert ~ Nor
iis, Ceeoased.
A committee OF eve appointed TO draft resolu-
tions expressive at the o the convention the
caeion of the death OF the late Judge Morris and com
mitee to notify Mr. Hilton Of his nomination after which
the cdnytptinp adjourned,
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Short term. N. :. Nicholas Hlll il
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The Committee Of the Liquor Dealers Society appointed tor
'ie sprVprtatinn itnds the support
cke Dd candidates Tor oces will hold
oeeng a. ODD Fellows Hall this afternoon O'Clock
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-07-20
Two Deer CAPTURED Alive.

One day last week as two of our citi-
zcns, II B Jordan and Joseph Buher,
were returning to the village in a car
riage, they came suddenly upon two
deer. Now both these gentlemen are
exceedingly fond of the chase, but hav-
ing the fear Of the Statute before their
eyes, they would no, kill the deer but
springing from the carriage each gave
chase. Both deer AN To the river, plung.
ed in and attempted to swim across
The river being so fall Of logs, their pro.
cress was so impeded as to enable the
pursuers to come up, when each Crap
pied his deer, and deer hug they had OF
it. Neither would give up his prize TO
asss, the o,he,. and pei,her could bind
his captive wi,lou, help. Thus they re-
NAMED in stafuquo until 'he''men by dodg.
ing about upon the rolling logs aud the
deer by their struggles to escape, were
pretty well tired out, when some men
came to their assistance, and both deer
were secured uninjured.
One deer they gave to the persons who
came to their assistance, and the other
they pu, into the carriage and brough,
home. Next morning, after due notice
10 dogs and boys, they pat strap Of
four bells around the deer's neck, and
giving HIM a few rods the start, let loose
the dogs. Tie deer started Oft in fine
style. passing through the village a, a
2i0 gait, leaving the excited dogs so far
in The rear thai the chase was soon aban.
doned. 1t was fiue spor, while II lasted
but as the hounds were held back, the
chance Of escape for the deer was much
better than 1t would have been with
Messrs BHher and Jordan upon his trail.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-07-20
Notice to Probate Advertisers.

We have now large amount on our
books due for Probate advertising, which
We want settled Immediately. 1t will
cost Us heavy per ceniage To send on,
an agent 10 make collections, and there.
fore we shall not do it, but instead there.
OF must try some other means.
Each bill by itself is small and nigh,
be easily settled by the person owing it ;
but these small bills amour, to a large
sum 10 the aggregate We shall advise
hereafter that Probate Advertisers pan in
adranec. which they can easily do and
save US much trouble.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-07-20
National Insult-lf True.

We havs heard tha, on the glorious
fourth, jus, passed. some Of the Amer,.
cans OF Cas,ine raised flag bearing the
mysterious name of SAM whereupon
Dr. r H BRIDGHAM. Collector Of Gus
toms for that port, and a well-known
lick.spi,tle for the Roman Catholic NAL
admlnis,rs,io of Frank Pierce, became
SO outraged in his feelings as to RUN
UP THE BRITISH FLAG!i. We
can hardly credi, this report, and hope to
be able to contradict it in our mex, issue.
Bat if true-and we wish some Of our
friends in Ca.tine would inform us-we
shall consider i, our duty to make such
structures upon an act so damnably trail
torous. as may be warning to him and
all foreign sympa,hisers no, to repeat
such an Insult But we earnestly hops
the rumor may prove untrue.
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Subscribers,

There is 10 reason why our subscrip.
ton lis, should no, be doubled There
are men enough in this county TO do ii
who claim membership in the American
party, and who, instead Of paironlzing a
home paper, advocating American pfincl-
pies. are helping sustain papers printed
abroad which excl, all their influence
the other way. The poor sickIy Herald,
scarce abie to be about this ho, weather,
deserves to be frowned down BY every
true American. Now come gentlemen,
walk up and subscribe, ant jus, as fas, as
YOU do SO, Just so fast we can afford 10
improve our paper and give you more
reading mater and less advertisements.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-07-20
Native American Grand Rally.

Alter more mature deliberatlon 1t has
been thought best to defer the Grand
Rally until Haying is over. According
ly the lime for holding i, has been fixed on
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 22ND.
In answer to the numerous enquiries
which have been made to US, we have to
say tina, this invitation originates from
the NATIVE AMERICANS of Ellsworth,
and is to be, a pure Native American
Convention, as We all understand here.
In this county the Republican party has
not even foot-hold. and there is no rea.
son why it should ever assume dic,a,ion
to the three thousand pioneers in the
American cause.
Able speakers will be engaged for the
occasion. and full particulars duly an.
nounced by Hand.bills and otherwise, in
season for all to have perfect under.
standing.