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BENZ. F. Butler and his Illegal Election

As B L Bu,ler aad his exploits, bad,
g,,od'and Indifferent, are just now some
thing OF public toplcs. it may not be I'M
Interesting to our readers TO learn a fact
ar two; which facts will 20 to >how that
Mr. Butler was iH'gaHy elected Colonel
OF the Fifth Regi. Infantry.
4 meeting OF the captains and snhal.
terms ot the Fifth Regiment was held at
the American Hnusc in Lowell, on the
.Ast Oet., 1852, for the purpose Of elect
ing Col of the Reg,.. Brig. Gen. james
Jones, Jr., presided. twenty-five legal
voters wer. present. Three ballotine>
were had On the frs, bal!o, there wa>
no choice. On the second ballot "A votes
were cast, Butler and AdJu,ant SawtelIe
voting illegally, their rank being higher
than captains OF the - hsai votes
cas-, Mr. Chase received IL. which it is
rightly contended secured his legal cleo
ton.
Brig Gen Jones did state thaa' the
above perSuis l.al not rig lit 10 vote, as
appears by the returns duly s'gued, but
strange enough adIed wrong 10 wrong ~
permitting their votes 10 be counted. \
zh.rd.b blot was had, right in the face
ard eyes Of these facts, the result OF
which, shows Butler to have the larger
nunhcr al yutes. The point ls-aI,d
legal election OF Mr. Chase was set aside
and the illegal election of Mr. Butter al.
lowed. This is The mos, singular meth.
nd of election that we ever heard of. and
deserves to be printed in gold aud framed.
Subsequently the electors 4, the above
meeting sent protest TO the Command
der-in-Chiei, Gov Boutwell,, setting forth
The facts Of The case, aud clearly showing
the Illegal nature Of the proceedings.-
II is one Of the 'curIosiiies' or peculiari-
ties Of the then Commander Chiefs
administration that so important matter
was no, property acted upon. Mr. Butler
was permitted In hold the office Of Col.
to which Mr. Chase had been elected -
The protest explicitly states that the
election was effected By the illegal ballots
Of the .Colnuel and Adiutant.
Such are the facts ot the case, as gath
cred iron, official documents and ullor.
tive sources. |, shows singular state
OF things. The presiding officer FIRST
states that parties had not right 10 vote
,ss~n allows their votes and permits the
legally elected cfacer TO be displaced by
the illegal candidate. Between the stu
pldliy Of nne qarv, and the chicanery
of the other, the maiset presents all inter.
estlng and unique aspect.
After all we don't believe Butler. who
sailed under a fslse title for some three
years, is in danger OF hurting any one by
his buster, or Of refusing TO execute
commands which he really had no legal
right to heach.-Boston Bee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09

true character, andpictnres to the behold.
sr their principles. Avoid the ta,tler Tor
he is a snake in the grass, seeking to be.
reave you Of your happiness BY reporting
lalsehoods and messages which he has
gained BY qaizzing your friends.
We wish 10 be dives,ed Of the tat,ler
and the iattling spirit; we desire to sec
that spirit die for we are confident that
it is a great sin we have enough to con.
tend with without being beset with
the infamous and backbning spirit Of the
present time. Taulers are destitute oil
real friends although they may be igno-
rant of the fact, We, i, is positively true,
and i, is a grea, pity that they do no,
know and feel it to be SO. for i, nigh. as
slst them in grea. measure to guard
against such spirit, which is constantly
sinking them deeper and deeper in ruin
When tat,l,ng is done away then happi-
ness will increase and we shall see more
union aud love than has been expert.
enced for a long time.
Watham, Jan. Cd, 1855.
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AUGUSTA, Feb. 5, 1855.
BY EPLlSoN,
To be Contisued.

ELLSWORTH AMsRlcAN-It was with
surprise that heard that ]. 4. Milliken
declined TO received the American there.
by refusing his aid in its support. call
to mind certain convention. when the
question was on selecting a candidate for
the sixth Congressional District, when
WIN. II. CLANCY maniuily advocated the
claim Of Milliken. | only ash. which is
the true American?
OxE VINO vorgs FOR MisLBvEy.
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Lectures

Mr. Springer has been lec,u ring upon
Astronomy this week in Union Hail.
His diagrams were interesting, his lee
lures pleasing and instructive.
Mr. knaPen. having postponed hi. lee.
lures liz order tina. Mr. S. nigh. have the
Hall, will resume them next Wednesday
evening. We hope to see The Hall again
filled, as We are confident there is no
man better qualified than Mr. X. TO i'm.
part instruction upon scientific topics
His next lecture will be upon As,rono.
nv,
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EOW.i-DAl Us.
Eilsworth. Feb. 10. 1854,
To Corrospo ndents.

EPSILON will accept our thanks for
his continued favors. We hops he will
use his pen often.
= a.. of Ornnn may .n~a On tho
names Of good subscribers who will pay
in the course Of next summer.
MYRA NJ sends US some beautiful
lines which will appear mex, week. We
hope 20 hear from her often.
We have some very pretty poetry
from W. E. PAsoR-one piece will up.
pear next week. For one Of his year.
Willie is probably the most prolific wri.
ter in this country.
For the many kind letters and words
OF encouragement which We have receiy.
ed during the past week, we return our
grateful thanks We now feel confident
that success will attend our undertaking.
We find we have more and better friends
than we had calculated upon. They
spring up, too. where leas, expected.
while some who should stand by US, have
not yet aroused themselves.
The town Of Columbia sends back %
out Of 20 copies Of the American. For
this all thanks we mean We are thank.
full for the one who has no, refused-lor
his sake lie, the town be spared.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09

UNcLE EzEKiEL's Yourus CABINET.
is the title ola pleasant little monthly.
started At Dexter in Penobscot county,
at II l-9 cents per annum. Orders I'D
dressed 10 Uncle Ezekiel"
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UTo Persons on, Of Employment.
STARS PicroRIAL WORKS roR 1855.

STARS PicroRiAL wonKs voR 1855.
The attention OF the reader 10 solci.
ted (" the advertisement Of Ageu,s wan
ted for the series Of Pictorial books
issued from the prcss Of Mr.. Sears
These books have met, aud are meeting
large sale Throughout, the Union. aud
the three latest publications, "Ru,s,.
Illu.,ra,ed," China and lndia," and
= Thrilling Incidents in the Mars OF the
United States" are in every Way equal
tn the other works IN point IL n,iraeun
and interest. VIVA, he wishes to obtain
is, competent Agents in every section Of
the country. The readiness Of their sale
offers grea, inducements for persons 10
embark in their disposal. AID IS they Ar
of u high moral and unexcep,ionablc
character. there are none but who eau
conseientiou.iy contribute to their eircu.
Ias'on. Any person wishing to embark
in the enterprise. will risk little by sen.
ding to the Publisher S95. for which he
will receive sample e.pies Of the various
works. "a, wholesale psiees) carefully
boxed. insured. aud directed, atIusdiny
very liberal per cen,aye Ia the Agen,
for his trouble. With these he will suo,
be able TO ascertain the mos, sslea bic,
and order accordingly.
ICatal''gues. Containing fall par.lc.
ulars. forwarded To all part. Of the coun.
Try free postage. on application.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09

Mr. Goodwin. the Know-No,hing candi.
date has boon elected to fill the vacancy
in the New York Senate occasioned BY
the election Of Gov. Claik. He is said
to be opposed to Nj Stewards election to
the U. 5. Senate.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09
CONGRESS.

SESArr. Mr.. Stuart presented joint
esolu,ion from. the Legislature Of Michi-
gan instruc,'ng the delegation in Congress
from tina, State to oppose the introduce
ton Of slavery into any territories Of the
u. s. aud to use their efforts TO secure a
repeal Of The Fugitive Slave Raw.
Mr. Cnss said he should neither fellow
the instructions anr resign his seat
He spoke at some length defining his
position.
Mr.. Stuart made few remarks, say.
ing Sufficient unto the day is the evil
thereof" When the proper time comes
he should be prepared 10 act.
Mr., Sumner presented memorial
from the Friends in Indiana, PRAYING fol
the repeal ~! the Fugitive Slave Law.
for the prohibition Of slavery in the Ter
ritories and District of Columbia, aud
f,r the suppression OF the [ 'astNise
Slave Trade; and also a memorial in IA.
ror Of establishing arbitrallons in "ul
treaties az mode Of settling information
al disputes.
s, House. Mr. White made an ineliec
ts,al attempt 10 introduce II series OF anti
Known nthin. resolutions. He said he
wanted the vme 10 be regarded as a tes
question. The House refused its assen
~ the introduction of the resolutions b,
vote of l0i to -.
The remainder Of the day was spen
in considering the report OF the Select
Committee on the Col, patent Case.
Several witnesses refused TO appear ant
testify.
A resolution was introduced by Mr.
L,trher. to excl VIM. b. Chase from
the Hall, as Il reporter, for having viola
ted the rules, and another iar the Speak
er to order the Sergean,-at-arms to .ak'
said Chase into custody. to be held unit
further order Of the House. for refusin:
10 appear and testify before the Se'ec
Gommaiee. After SEINE debate, the frs
resolution was adopted, AMI the secont
tabled. Adj.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09

O-Ry slip from the Machia, Union
we learn tina. "Harcouri. Bradley & Co.
are Cheats every publisher in The State
has learned this from experience.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09

Any enterprising young man who
would like to engage as agent for Scar.
Works would do well to call a, this
office.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09
Juvenile School.

We are gratifed to learn that Miss
Harri e,Grindle has recently opened q
juvenile school in one Of the looms ol
Lords Hall, which bids fair TO be very
popular. We hear that Miss G.. receiv.
edia certificate from the school commit.
tee ola neighboring village for "having
caught the best school in town." She
now has twenty four pupils upon he,
list, and will doubtless soon have as many
as she can get along with. We wish
this school success.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09

Chas King, Lubec;
BIB Mary j., Pembroke;
Gulitord Parker. Cutler;
Post Master. Charlotte;
James Cox, Robbinston;
He Hall, Jonesboro;
d. Sawyer, Jonespor;
John Plummer, Addison;
S SAWYER, Steuben
J Beane. Meddybemps:
Hon Bion Bradbury. Ea.,port;
w D Dana, Passport;
W D Dana. Perry;
John Smith, Marion;
AG Gup,ill, Gouldsboro;
Cyrus Emery, Sullivan;
L Crabtree, Hancock
David Springer, Franklin
Josbph Hopkins. Trenton;
CIV MADDOX. Ellsworth;
Edwin Wood, Surrey;
BW Darling. Bluehill:
Dr. Higgins. BROOKLYN;
John Means. Sedgwick;
Jonn Snow, Brooksville;
Dan'l NJ Perkins. Penobsco,;
Charles Ellis, Casiinc;
Peer Brown. Ofland;
SBSwazy, Buckspon;
The Committee on Finance reported
TO recommend to the following towns to
raise by voluusar, contributions the sum
Sc, against their names. viz :-Mach,as
SIS, E Mach,as sl2. Cherryke!d go,
S,enben e5, Harrington IS. Millbr'dge
s., Jonesboro 81, Whi,ney,i,le IS. Co
lumbia 50, DEM. .-ile. IS. Pembroke
IS. Carlnue "a, Addison s., NJ ansfield
80. Jonsspnrt 81. Cen,rsville 50. Ma.
chiasport So. And that the COMMITTEE
in each town To circulate petitions. be re
quested to collect said .nms and forward
them TO the agent.
Voted, To accept the report.
Voted. To ADJOURN l l-2 p NJ.
P. N, met agreeable to adjournment.
Voted to have a Committee Of Vigi.
lance OF FIVE to take care Of the whole
subject, correspond where necessary,
&c, Chose
I'D Parker. Sieuben;
Obid Hill, Machia.;
He Hall, Jonesboro;
John West. Franklin;
Arno Wiswell, Ellsworth.
Voted, To choose a Committee OF FIVE
to nominate an Agent to so to Augusta
and attend to the subject. chose.
II c Hall, Jonesboro
NV Moore. c heryrhelt:
BW Farrar. Machias
A W Buchanan. Columbia;
CNash, Addison.
The CoDmiase reported J w Moore,
Cherry6eld as the Agent. Accepted.
Voted. That the sgen, lie instructed
to act in concert with such agent or
agents as may be chosen BY the Western
part Of the route in Hancock county.
That the Secretary be instructed to
notify the Western part Of the route in
Hancock county. Of our do'nss. and ask
their concurrence by the appointment Of
an agent OF agents, and other ways.
Voted. That the subject Of pe,i, ION.
ing the present Legislature. for charter
be left to the discretion Of the President
Of this meeting.
Voted, That the agent be authorized
to settle with the Secretary for the mon.
ey expended in the printing. postage.
&c.
Voted, To request those persons hav.
having statistics shat may be useful 10
our agent in procuring an appropriation
to furnish them for the use Of the agent.
Responsible gentlemen Of Machis.,
sent pledge to the meeting. tina, IL the
road should Be located through that town
that they would build the road through
the territory q tina, town.
Voted. to adjourn sine die.
James M,LLlkEx, Pres.
J. D. Parker, Secy.
Mr.. EpIroR Being instructed to no.
tiiy the Western par, Of the shore route
Of the doings. and 10 ask their concur.
renee, III it can oe needlul to ask ii,1 II
know oil no more convenient or effec,usl
way to do ii. than by publishing the do.
'ngs in the Ellsworth papess. So the
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What the Pres, say Of US.

While the American has received some
very Aa,ering notices BY papers friendly
to the American movement, from the Of
gans Of the euemy have been poured
forth the most vile denouncia,ions. We
canno, a1ord the space TO copy all that
is said about Us, but the following from
the Argus, republished in the Bangor
Journal, serves TO show in what ligh, the
Herald is now viewed BY two Of the lead.
ing opposition papers in the State:
The Ellsworth Herald, how published
by J q Osgood 4 Co, makes good ap.
pearance, and gives evidence that it will
be conducted by its presen, Proprie,ors in
judcious and respectable manner. We
are glad to see Ibis and have full conf.
dence tina, the people Of Hancock County
will give the Herald generous support
as well to condemn the disgraceiul and
scurr,llous course Of its former conductor
as to show just appreciation Of the hon.
orable stand it now takes.
| We now ask '',he people Of Hancocl:
county" 10 say il the Herald is not raised
in their estimation BY being endorsed by
two such papers! Ii it was Native Amer.
lean in principle is j. likely tina. two Of
the most hostile journals in the State
would thus compliment it! We submit
these questions to the "people" to be ans.
wered. Yet let no one suppose we wish
ALL to discontinue the Bangor Herald
we only ask the Native Americans to re-
fuse giving their supper. to sheet which
in sly way iayors Roman Catholicism.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-19

DOONS TO LET, with STEAM POWER-h
The bulfns corner Of Greenwich AMI Beseh-fs, unsui
rased for manufacturing purposes Kent very 10" - 'P
''''s 'en'h'~ NkRIs 4 TABER. No sss Greenwieh-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-19

COUNTRY BOARD and PLEASURE-Fsmi-
~ lie. q grown trsons or snse peIsr: eau oo..,n ZEE
f tie ver Little Ferry miles from Hoboker Ne~Jer
~ This place soTd every facility for bahnz. fishing riding
sainf ke hl-o good shag for hors Ths running
eerly ard OIL the riank0si from H0boken Hlcterssk
pas. tn house Board from IS 81 Por particulars apply
or sddre.. n b. WISAST. Llit.s Perry. r. J.
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Real estate for Sale.
-,0ITAGEs al CLIFTON. STATEN ISLAND.

Nsr SALE or 70 LET-Ons large COTTAGE, situated
about one lie Yandertis Landing, commanding Inc
view the Bay IL wei nuhed 'nt hA every convenience
r senee family and good Coach house and from .Eo u
four Of Land. . .u.....
40 fn same neighborhood = Frau COTTAGE, In good
order with Coarh and abb half Of Land foE
rsT-i-ui A.. apply 70 LEVI COOK No II Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-19

LUK NALL or 70 LII m NEW PUKT, X. l.
Il large ssd comrnotiols HOUSE Known a. the xast
Hc1se cuufaning 81 Roma Has been LEI a Bosrtin..
House IN good repair sod Terms made easy Z: "a. pg
ohssr vii Be les mSisfats reaf. Apply TO NATHAN
HAANETT NeWyo--, T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-19

the uohery side OF llhs'. between n 81 and i.h.ys
he Lot IS feet vide and - feet and inches deep fr
ems AMY a. No $50 10 h-st d0of At Of 5i-sy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-19

YIO IET-FOr six months or year from THIS
time COTTAGE containing eight Rooms AID Kitchen,
Tazra on two sides fronting and the est bsak OF the hui
and lnrre shsde Trees and ku-Peachrs aud PuDs-
With an excellent Gsrdenpo and from three % 81 Of
pivsr Railroad Depot. Inquire Of O. FURMtS, IT, a. oe
- Pa. safe Co No 80 West lNh1. Nev-iork, or Of
TawFs NACEIN Fi.hkI Landing the above presises
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WHY and COONli.i hb' In 4 ''i- y P'i.
~ the philosophy of Advertising, and the best prscteA
Md, N CARVING of the valuable Information may %
had at y b. PALMEKs Advertising Agency, Tribune Build
irgr. New York
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oFrIeE CT COMMlssIoNsEs OF E~IeEaIr5,,


NEw-YoKK Nav II, lssa ~,
CEALED PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES VI
- NHlTE-AsH SCHul kill COAL q TIC ocs, 80. u
for he l<tifuon under the CHARGE Of the s
Emisrsou tooDG For the EniSrsnt kspse Ala - e ~
WARDS Island, @ sire, and =" runs o. fsnf.
delivered tls Dock Of the Commeione ~ 49, -, arc
fr tie Marine Hospital, slater lama 80 ~ ~. Hshrs
Ho-pital will b received By them the en.e ~ .-uihsi
hoy until tie I'd Tns above suppl. ~ nav
or,- md dc, The iouers reserve 20 -, &, 10
rsht 10 70 Get any proposals Which the, "'1 Nv
rteres, a the CorauIissc7.
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fine ARTS.

WILLIAMS. STEVENS w h.I. much vls.. I'm n
h,t.lss al their Store OF seres OF seven
mos. e,oni.;ts PAINTINGS Tepfyssrsps ~ ,tp
.,.n-.aS Richard Ansdsl. On view daily from A. "
unti6P. NJ.
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DOOEING SLATE.-THE EAGLE SLATE
"A @ u CAsILLLnN. NEnMnN- har- ~. Q. band I'D

arr naIufzcfuTir Az qua il.i,s 81
GREES And PURPLE gr1FING SLATE,
ard rtccf-rrerL with -alsaec PeoT say hbsri9
gusrIied Ia ht c.nltyle l. u! ,ecs FULLY E2OAh
10 THE WELSH.
The facs I'd srarg eers Or s uanufac'lrs and trsaS
por4ton exfersFe a. cctari-s hif 0les De- sfe
eute6 viii dspaeh aud VII D. ilgLnied any Psns'
tie ture1 stses quarry pm With te sifiol q hn.
The Company VI &e c1l. tn utssltoa a the psb1c = ~
article produced II flc1-, Vul.L remark o. SLATE FDe
ROOF NC PURPOSES ~ scuers that tAs eh-apnos wIe
ID The h. with h- Is re91syss
pzinfirs-asfir- lifetime eith1sf rlc rsrcrtcrs SOrb-
kIOR 80 ANY OTTER ROOsINt Maternal They
Therefore invite Oh Comm tho e-ccfo q Tube ns<
tutor AID persoIs bu.rg nrstc.s residences town -
country. 70 investigate he sub, ect -
They TO he following experieues siat.n "a irf1s~
3. c the quality q hs .rtc ul4lDlar. AID b. them, va
JOHN BEOrIE No CT Wss'lrs :. inst, New fork. - .
EDWARD CRONNlELIS NJ q 'y1shing ron-sf., n f0fL
= g. J. DUGAS. No. - BroJunest-. sew-Iok-
THOMAS LEWIs, No. n Ro.e-st NeN-York- 81
Comma cafigs sdiTeed 70 J. ". NISSAN Casesa 80 ~;
or 70 G FURgAS. Jr Ct the Dtpos q the Company. No -
West l5th-.r Nee-i ofk. vii meet prompt attention.