Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-09-25
TOWN AND COUNTY MATTERS.
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Haacock B1at-An injunction was
placed on this bank on Monday. Va
rious rumor, prrjudicial to its standing
with tae SuffJlk, and as to its sounlness
and management. were current in the
streets after the proceedings. The ru-
mors AL seemed to come from Bangor
parties There may have BEEN nagli
gencc on the part of the oilic RS in not
strictly complying with the require
mcnt of the law in some particulars, still
we believe it abundantly abe to take
care OF all o. its circulation, if it is not
above the sum stated by the Cashier
/ $4,000. The bills arc current in Dos.
ton and redeemed at the Suffolk up to
this time. and we are informed will con.
time to be. The Bangor .Netes of the
23d says gentleman in Bangor sold in
Elsw orth on Tuesday S3l3 e Hancock
bills for 1925. Ellsworth note shavers
will not object to purchasing these bills
at that rate, while they are curren. in
Boston, if Bangor parties are silly
enough to sal at this discount. They
would not object to purchasing bills Of
Bangor banks at a less discount Thu
friends of the blnk allege that outside
parties. from some cause, are, and have
been doing much to inure its standing.
+ We know nothing about this, all We
desire to say now as the facts will come
ont next Tuesday before the Courts
to the bill holders. and for them not to
part with Hancock bills at discount.
We have no interest in the bank. and no
reason or wish to bolster it up, lift is not
worthy of credit, but men who do know
about it nd have been noted for truth
funcss say that there is no good cause
fer this trouble, and no truth in the state
mcnt of the Neics rbout there being
SIS. 900 dollars Of bills out Of the bank
unaccounted fer.
Hon Sidney Perham. Aeen, for the
State Temperance Committee will speak
as follows -
Ellsworth, Saturday, Sept. Goth a,
10 p. NJ.
Ellsworth, Sunday, Sept 9th at l.
2P NJ.
Orlanl, Monday, Sept, 2s,h a. :
10 P NJ
Bcksport Tuesday Sept goth at
t IL p NJ
Amkrst-We gave the vote OF this town
wrong last week. giving cur opponents
IS more votes than thy had. Oar &c.
. publican friends of the town dcmpr a;
: cur liberali'y. The vote stood 80 Re.
4 publican to so Buchanan.
The Ranso, Wig of the Dist say.
that fifty men will leave that city thu
same day for Missouri. 70 work on The
: St. Joseph and Hannabal railroad.
Miss. kittrease of n. II. LECTURE.
at Writings Han, this Friday evenin.
6 on Astronomy.
: The Machias Lnion brags on til,
r gain OF its party in Trenton at tie re
r cent election. Twenty good RepubG
can voters left town election morning L
> 90 on board vessels, at different points
Five Of them passed through onr wiling,
IN their way to New York to man al
Ellsworth vessel. This is the numbe
of our loss.
List Of Lefters.-The following is
. list of letters remaining in Ellsworth
: Post Ofice September 3lst.
= Persons calling for them please sa,
:, advertised.
&. P. Bingham, Mrs. Elizabeth Hig
gins. Miss Mary Clancy, Miss Eliza a
Celement, Miss Mary A. Crippen, Da, i,
Ditson, Amos Dyer, Mrs. Lenora d
s Gray, J. I, Getchell, Miss d. s Gray
5 W.A.Goodwin, Levi Gurdy, Saml Lelant
William Linscot, Margrat Mas;n, Jcre
6 miah Moore, Mrs. Betsy H. Murch, Capt
: Peter S. Moore, Miss Rebecah Mad
c docks. Mrs. Phebe f. More, Alexan
. der Mclean, Mrs. Mary J. Noyes. Mrs
c Htrriett f. Patten, Fixing Remick
. Addison J. Strout. f. G. Thompson
Mrs. Mary A. Weeks, Albert A. Young
STEPHEN q. WooDARD, z. NJ,
If any of our subscribers are 81
troubled with the fear that the bank
: will all fail and that they shall lose ,hei
: r-oney that they cannot sleep nights, W.
: would suggest the remit,ing a sma
: amount TO US, as We have no fears, neve
having any lie over in oar possess on al
night. Tho will remit
a boy aged six years, son of Captain
Blake of Franklin, while playing with
Loaded gun on Saturday last was accident.
slot.
: The discharge struck hem On the lei