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-By the recent European mails. it il stat.
cd that that the Bank Of England has roluc.
ed the rate Of interest. Cotton is active
ana hreadstui's duh. The India news is tina
Lucknow was relieved with little loss Of life
ne English have forces enough in tn Jun.
Try to sajduy the rebels.
--"ov, Banks of Mass, in his Inaugural
recommends the Suppression of Bank notes
OF ne dollars and under. The funded debt
oi the STATE Is S1,jlt 900. The current cx-
pens's Of tn State for the last year amount
ed to 81 ,3G2, SOB.
1t will be noticed that the various col.
l"otors Of Customs, in Maine. have been con-
hrmad, with the exception of Mr.. Burns. Of
the Passamaquoady District. In this case
the appointment was confirmed, and then re-
considered, charges having been PREFER d
against the appointcc We learn that Mr..
Barns has gone TO Washington to attend to
his case, 1t is said by thosc who ought to
know, if any body does, that J Il. Redman.
ESP, has the b,st look for the Castine Col
iectarship,
Mr., Gn)ch, the American Republican
candidate fer Congress in the 7th District of
Massachusetts,, was elected at the special
election On the 9TH inst. by about 1000 mai
Mr.. Go5eh Is Il native Of Wells, Maine.
At the recent Heruhlican STATE C,nYen
ton in New Hampshire, Governor VIM
Huh WIS r9-nominatcd. Cen, Nyr Of Nlw
J ork was pr mt anEi IA liza speacil.
Tho Rural Int zllig sncer Of last week.
calls attention to the fact thai Hon Parker
sheldon, who was the Publisher of the
'hristian lntsllisaneer. the first Uniycl..ali.t
Iop-r printed in the Staff, at one tiu.o mem
7r Of tn Executive Council. Collector f
Bah. and first Mayor Of Gardiner, is now i'll
3i> ell az, and second childhood. Il town
.aler aud s'ii to the lowest bidder, for bis
up r..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
40 Officers AMI nebsors.

You have got my property and that Of my
Clients. have served you faithfully, and
treated you literally and gentIsmauly.-
am now poor and great sufferer and most
Of you well know the facts. In the name Of
all that is just, right reas )nAble, and manly.
'ciy don't yon bring me s1mth'n9 that will
pay d5ts, pasm The hoass, III he bt'y, or
eietEe hc hody? LOWELL.
Jan. Sth. 1858.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-01-15

Il correspondent says, tho schooner Mol
". Capt Hutchinson, lately reported as miss
ing, lies safely in barber at Little Dee
Isle.
Tho merchants Of eur village have mutu
ally agreed to close their stores Mt : l..
o'clock, evenings.
This week has L.,u unc5mn9n'v pro
life, in furnishing 10 oar citizens. publ,
meetings to attend, evenings.
Anniversary Of HunncfnGa Engine CO
Va. 1.-The members of this company celc.
bratei its 2nd anniversary on Friday evening,
the 9Th inst, by a Ball and Supper
About 900 persons, including invited
guests. were present The arrangements
made for the occasion were admirable; aud
every thing passed satisfactorily. The mu-
sc was good, the company polite, Courteous
and agreeable, the supper bounti'u and rich
Much credit is desscrye,lly due to the excel
lent wives of the frsmen, who generously
applied the table with all the luxures and
tain,ies which wonld tempt the appetite
We think they could not have b,an surpassed
IN any cuisine or sy any cook in the State
The foreman Of tho Go. WAS particularly
lssiiuous, in his effort. to make the enter
ainment ploasan, 10 all present.; and he sue
occzIcd perfectly. \, the close, all concurred
n saying tina; it was good fine
Long live the ilunncmans No. ! May
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UrAn,-rhe Republican has advice from
the [ tab cxpedition>to Dee. !.
The troop, were all in winter quarters at
Fort Brilgcr with the exception OF Col
Cook command.
Col. Cook was p'etoI 40 miles distant, on
Henry Fork, where a seant supply Of grass
remained,
Fort Bridger was being rebuilt, for the
purpose of protecting the provisions
The troops were comfortably stationed IN
tents with stoves.
The weather had 'sen very mild and good
health prevailed,
The provisions on hand were sufficient 10
last until june IN clos allowance,
Capt. Marcy had be-a sent to laos and
Santa Fc, to obtain supplias.
Nearly two-thirels OF all the animals OF tn
expedition had died
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LATEST NEW =.

K,Vs,s-T he.ryr5Ft that rr..Yallesi, II q
collision between I, :. II l,le and kau-,ls
militia, Wa not c..rrec; Cen. Lane geinIsl-
Ia 3ou Mi--ouriaF,s, who bal 81 .4rnIssi near
Frt Soft, t. ljbss4ts 81 tr,-. ,;..t- prisoners,
an retnrn t. Missouri. liS drag 'ons, with
civil oii,..r- undertook t, arrest the frs s.ste
iacn, but Lane r.st..ed aul rfe'ent-i II
wher.upon ,he dragons a'oiit'l i collision
~ returning 10 Las-nNorth Gea. Lane
then broke up hi c.talp.
\, tn rS,,at Il -.till. /, :. sid :. a; therr
will be lo,opo ma ,risy .i.-' t..i l>eaa4I-
,an Coustyu,i5u.
The Den ..er4sie oi.te ties j, probably
,l,ctsl, bat !. majority Of tn - -'ure is
fr~c STATE.
Abou, half the vote OF tine Territory was
east for State paieers In spme precincts
there were two distinct roll- kept open.
The free state men wgr' making arrests OF
fraudulent voters under the re II act of the
l .islature
At Calhoun, a Judge nAmsi Calvert, was
arrested Tor -tuiniiS tlit tStiitt ''A'-i ain az
other. named Reluan, for receiving iEaadu-
lent votes.
Calvert was taken u LHaycnw arth, and
with a cannon bclonging to the hiekaI"o
Rangers, lar,,dcsl through the streets
Much excitement prevailed, and fears were
entertained that SERIOUS trouble would follow.
Political parties were much divided the ma
iority being bitterly opposed to the leeomp-
ton Constitution.
Gen Calhoun was supposed Ia be IN West
ern Missouri, and had been advised not 10 re
turn to the Territory.
Tng Ngw YoRx LFDGgR.-Thc enterpris-
ins proprietor Of the New York Ledger pub
lish,s upon our second pa5n this week
specimen chapter of new story by the well
known auth04,ss, Mr.. Southworth. The
portion Of the story given will afford our
readers IN opportunity to Judge OF the 81 lie
of the writer, and if any want literary -
per. they cam. j ter thln h satseFibe
Tor tAe l.,.esa
lion. Nathan Clifford has been confirmed
associate Justice Of tho Supreme Court, by
,,t4 If ri Z, u
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At Court Of Probate held Mt Ellsworth. whhn and for
the County e Hancock, on the rst Wednesday OF Sa-
uary, A, ~, iS5S
MOODY PIIsBuRy named Executor In q ccrtsin NJ
Az slrunct purInrag 10 I've the last VII ard tesnHrn 81
LOTHIAN Muuton ef Ruck sport In snd cety dstens-
ed-having presented the for fraiate -
Ordered That tie said Executor give notice to ~ ~
by causing copy Of this order TO D. pub
lisld ree wrecks successyely ia the Ellsworth Americana
priFad Ellsworth tt hey Elay appear ut Frotsss
Court he held at Ellsworth, IN said County on TIE nsss
Wednesday ~ February ten u the cIect ~ nv
clnsr any they have, why the said instruments
slrliL mot proved, aplr we'd aud allowed tie hast
VIII and testament VI SAID deceased
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
81 4 true eory-Attest, A. A. BAarLhrT, Register
\ OTiC E.--Al persons hereby forbid bsrborng o.
trusting my wife lydia my account, as she has
e bed and bpar Without any just cause and teess
to return, shall therefore pay debts Of her contract
ing ! have made ample proyis ion fer her.
Eden. Jan. l1th, 1858. WILLIAM NAkCI0.
~ 81
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VyHE subscriber hereby gives public

notice to all concerned, that he has been
duly appointed and has taken upon himself tho
trust of Administrator upon the Estate Of George
Gordon, late Of Plantation No. /, in the County
If Hancock, deceased, by giving bond the law
directs; he therefore requests all pcyons whs
are Indebted to the said dcceaseds estate to make
Immediate payment, and those who have any de-
maad5 thereon, 10 exhibit the same for settle
ment. JOSEPH ". PORTER.
Plantation No. |, Dec. 2, 1851. 3w 81
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'a4ai~ S'nstar-Tenprlne.C uyensi
,,,t..- .t,

ti!H Ia, / -
PiessfA4ai~ S'rstar-renqer4nesC mensi3n
Liquor Law
L. j4iut convention ye-trlly, tulr.w
Wt@:,a NJ gh=-1u : i1t,5r, to fiji f.ss3t=sn-
ey 55gasi,nsi by the deathof Ilgu, Z p
Chandler
The democrats .r4~l, Of enur-e, bat hau
they forgotten that when pa=-lernisr died ,
in lSi2, that -, an a5ehf'esisi, reeei'-
IN. throughput tn whole county Of Wash
ingi9n, but Il s5t,->, wa- -.ls'tsd fill his
place. The Temperance dels-tts, are many
II them here. Au effort i, ID. mal' t.
.ahfui; the priaagie Of Prohibition, n; the
law, t. the Ps,pIe. Bat careful, coa,idesAte
ne4,, temperate in al thing. are d;sir'as Of
ir,lming and admitting 10 the people such a
lAw - will commend II, II, one upon which
we may most, NOT a. rsrtizen-, but eitiz..a'.
Wassoa Of your county t'-.Ay inir 'ducsl All
order to rli,r jim, select committee =
whom is to be- rafcrr,-i, - much Of the Nd
.ir,4ss a. reates u the tr,fic in intoxicating
liquors. l>Ioa1o.
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40 Nervous si-.yr,.p,,s.

RETIRED CLERGYMAN. restored to heath in a
'cn days, AZ, may Of years Of r.r, nus uta-, l..
AaSiau, orosL' known tn, m,..s ~ cure. WI sud
fz- the prescription a-ed. Itrses H.aE44, JOHN NJ
nAtN All, ~. ls6 Fulton street, f're.tfyp.N y
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-01-15

DR CouREA delivered last evening to one
thousand persons OF Bangor, very i'm
p5rtant lecture On the Faith Of til. Chri>ti.n
tiospel, and its utility for all, the good pur-
posss Of social lie, as preventative against
PROSTITUTION and drunkenness; condemuiug
in strong language and a powerful voice, the
dcbauchcry OF the niidel Mormons the folly
of the Swrauq'NtS sdpS and all sets made
bv speculative men, without authority from
heaven. lie spoke emphatically ON the
blessings of Temperance N frar4 ttng; and
said that the instruction Of the Morm1us
must b, treated in tht same manner by all
the friends of America, Ike The rebellion of
the Sepays, mo q92tsr. He male an
energetic appeal 10 all the foreigners who
have escaped from the irons Of slavery in
Europe, 10 abandon the democratic party
fr Democracy IS true 10 pr0-siacery; and the
Republicans only are the friends Of liberty.
The s5ul Of Democracy, said he, IS N The
>iare stairs and Foreigners have nor come u
the American Republic y support slavery,
ca'ld democracy The Shareholders reckon
On the vot, OF the Foreigners 10 support
slavery JAets aaf-Chrsfaa,-Ed,
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JOS. A.eAlsH, CIR
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Hon. Nathan Clifford has been confirmed
associate Justice Of tho Supreme Court, BY a
vote Of - to p.
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JOURNAL BUILDING,
NJ. II Siale &cet. Boston, Mass.
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The Boston Journal
st,is GSJ8.

:, II Fae17te Paper an VIC Ea3'gEL "
Pt5'44si DH.y, $ at-Vsr,iy ~. ;ss,,iy.-
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'h'llE subscriber has Just returned from
BOSTON with stock of goods which for
quality and cheapness cannot be beat
These Goods were purchased mostly for cash, aud
every advantage taxed Of the eight times
Citizens of Ellsworth! do you want to purchase
your foods chcap? If so, call and look at LOVE
JOYS SfocE before purchasing elsewhere
Among which MAJ be f,u'd
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TOWN AND COUNTY MATTERs,

"A correspondent says, the schooner Mol
", Capt. Hutchinson lately reported as miss
ing, lies safely in a harbcr at Little Deer
/
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A. the Ellsworth House.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-08-07
SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 7, 1858.

ere he could utter them, the sloop's bows
struck her near the fore rigging and
swung round, stern with stern. At the
same instant the American officer stamp
ed upon the deck, and forty men made
their appearance from the matches, fore
castle and cabin, and lcaped after
perc ival upon the tenders deck.
The EnglisIman taken by surprise,
surrendered without scarcely striking a
blow and, getting both vessels under
sail, in the very sight of the frigatc, the
gallant young captain sailed with his
prize into the harbor, and safely anchor
ed her off the Battery, after an absence
Of six hours and twonty-seven minutes.
This exploit is doubtless one of the
boldcst and most spirited affairs that
came off during the war, and the account
given above is Il faithful narrative Of the
transaction.
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5elcetro })oclrp.
The Old Folks Room,

The old man sat by the chimney side:
His face was wrinkled anl wan,
And he leaned both hands on his stout oak cane
AS if all his work were done.
His coat was of good old-flshioncl gray,
The pockets were deep and wide,
Where his specs = and his steel tobacco box
Lay snugly side by side.
The old man liked to stir the fire;
So near INN the tongs were kept:
Sometimes he musel us he glzod ut The Goals,
Sometimes H. sat and slept.
What saw he in the emhers thero1
All pictures OF other ynai;
And now and thcn they wakyngd smiles,
But oftener started fears
His good wife sat on the other side,
In Il high back. Nag scat chair,
see rcath the pile of her muslin cap,
Tic sheen of her silyery hair
There's harry look on her aged face,
AS she busly knits for him.
And Nellie takes up the stitches dropped,
For grandmo.hers eyes are dim.
Their children come and read The news,
To pass the time each day,
How It Stirs the blood in an old man S heart
To hear of the world away
lis a homcly scene told you SO,
But pleasant it is to view
At least thought il 50 mysrif
Aud skctchei it down for YOU
BE kind unto The old, my friend
They're worn with This worlds strife
Though brnvcly once pcr:hancc they fought
The stern fierce battle of life.
They taught our youthful fec! to climb
Upward ifc's rugged steep;
Then let us gently lead them down
To where the weary sleep.
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Select NlisrclIonD.
The NaDc OF Tie Crescent.
BY W. G PRIME

T. oc,,,''I,, 'irI' u,,
I 30 i'oC 3 'n' '" 'e''n''S w s'"'' u,
n,' ~ a. s'oe'eI s'"'s, tho
tlo s,o,s ,. H. o'',s" v" ""e''
If n,;sol.s Linra, ~, l',o "I|o VI ,'''ve''
,on,, dnn e;,a, ~ H"I' 'i.'e '"' never
10 ,";oa Jc H. ,r,,,a'.: ',,."i .,"'"., "n',
tho ca',r+ a,,I ~ ',oi> w., "'o no., l.,o'e
ut(c,inm That smDln and .n,lo "'' ,ia
has hoE9n g" o,' nt,aad ah ,,"'se .'a"'
al ,j,o E,"t ,hat wv ';;s .i tio anu
would snnni :; ,'" ,..t o ~ n. ,,'''h 'te ar
far aro. " ,ul 10 "" 'n'0", WY M''''a
l,;,,, I,,t "a M,Ls go :. r. 1'' % no
onyo tn n,oror ,"aa, Io,ta n1n 'ios.'e
co,,,o to Ilrsynr f.nJ &C. ,',a"t o u'''' Ty
s nv aod wy, God ;, 10 ''0"' ee''' 1'efe
Ar non,l,, ,rI If e,,,, ,o,,i,. A., a.a
o,ant has ti,, "l'', ,h ,"c Sa'''e
n'lnI,. nnn a,,,'Ht s;t Wv, ,a rnn s''e"'n
uit, ,,,t g. ,l;.,,, ,,,ao :a '!e". ~ nv"
yo;cn ai ,"n % .''o s''lIt
,bo man thn,,'ri 49, va th;, i;n .''ooe',
on ,In .;r orn H., n,.I ht "p r ~ e,o"!e"
Acn l. sn,l;,oo orood th,,. ', n,,' 'e:.
uryc,,hr,css ,,.,c,,,t;,.;nt r. - Ia .",e , y
c,nn,, nnl; ~, ,h'n y. az az"
nrhnoyi,.o ~ ,o,,'n,,,. ,a. """S, tnese
a,o ,,;t'ntf a,e',,lI, ,,'ao eau''o.," 'oM
,Ion,. ,,,h o,,,n, c''I;'S n'o'''i III
iii, crn,d - n,'.na,;s7 ;','' WIS "J'"u'p
tho o,,, ;s E, ~, 40 "'.' '.ia'
crnoG - ,,n p,oh. s u i'ti .''"'i " II .ne
nno,;a, 81 aopvi H,i NC ~ n'e' 'Me :he
r ,l e ., VI 'Gn "f' !, p.s-Sta"I"S ,'',l"e
l;,,ht ,h 'o '','1 " 'g9 r.. IN o'oau Jay
n@'i' " ,l'a '1S anu lh'e'le''s arc "'uc
,;,i '''"G az are as e'oUus' ua'N
~ " ''te 'nu Mio"s Shapes
W NNSu'' '''ONe'''"o WIG HINT VI hu-
'u' III "'s'. '''i'e ana inc moonlight, when
"I u' ,.ot "Ie I''orc, 'here VIII oe Sna PES IKE
maps "io"'u '''e lallth minaTets OF iooIooh
1''t a,''p' d" around 'he ooei'SN OF lleiiopo-
rs a''a '"I ulchahS'ng pyramids, memories
., s,'tpIe Out Grand i" M III the hearts OF Old
No.. s,'n' "o'Sl''ppeu "o1' ana dled IN every
'"' anu lnon'i' Oh an 'he thousands mat
SI')lc upon lutSe $40 nCS and shadows that
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1)olitieal.
Expenses OF Government.

We find in the Baltimore Patriot tabular
statement Of the Appropriations made during
the lst Session of the 35th Congress. The
table is too announcement in size and form to
be published here, but we give below the
title or character of the Appropriations and
their several amounts as finally passed and
signed by the President, and the concluding
part of Of the Article. 1t is beyond questions
as to its facts, and will serve to show tho
enormous erf'Gr cgGmcc Of the present. locoluco
Il 81
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WHOLE No. SSS
Quoted from the aggregate

Quoted from the aggregate
as really applicable to for
mer year. aud not to 1859 6,iG5 ,341 %
The other items of deficiency
are No. I. printing deficiency 3il 1888
No SO, Indian deficiency 339, sos 90
For Investigating Committees and
Treasury notes $1,000 90
Aggregate OF deductions $S,9I3,l3I.SO
The whole amount appropria-
ted being 100 lG7.333 st
The deficiency being 1913 3I.8 80
Lcavcs S97 .254. 2O1 .Ol
as the amount actually appropriate ed for the
use Of the Administration for the one year,
1859.
So we are now actually within So 2t5.7 S9.
10 OF an annual appropriation Of 500 ,OOO,-
900
But the deficiency bills have in the last
two Democratic administrations become n
permanent institution, the standing mark oC
incompetent management want of foresight.
want of financial information, and want of
honest economy. The first year Of Mr.
Buchanan has largely added to their amount.
and we are entitled to forcsce that the ncxf
session of Congress will be asked to add to-
the above aggregate almost as much for def
ciences as the last session had to grant.
We are therefore enabled to say tina. tho
actual appropriations for the
year 1859 of $97,25i 201.0I
Will be augmented by at least
for Deficiencies 5000, 10000
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FUNNY FELLows.-The Detroit Mich
Board of Education has adopted as device
for the seal of that body, handsome young
schoolnlstress, with a thriving younker
across her lap. The left hand is upllfted,
having stout leathern strap i'll the act of
descending upon the younker aforesaid, whose
mouth is wide open, from which issues the
motto Of zeal, " Slllke, but hear me-
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G1N5 25I. 2Ol.uk

500 L54 2UI Uk
SO that the aggregate cost of the government
for the year 1859 may fairly be set down at
sos 25I 2ll OIL
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-06
Real Estate for Sale.

heal estate I0r sale.
T WISH TO SELL the following prop
= erty: ----.
2 lois, no. 40 and 30, with brick house
on each, in the town OF Lagrange, Ohio.
2 lots no. SO and go, and one no ouse, in
Manchester, Va. ..r.N.
. 2 lots and one house in Harlem; ,...
l lot in Carrollton, Ohio, no. 81.
] lot in Newburgh, No. 7.
206 acres Of land in jackson county Va,
8 miles from the Ohio river, we'll timbered.
100 acres of land in Defiance county, 3
miles from the capital, we'll timbered.
IS acres Of land / Of mile from Steu-
benville. ..
Lot no. IA, and large brick house, with
Is rooms in it, on Sd street, Steubenville,
o., also, lot no. 395, on Sd street, with a
well finished house 81 feet long.
8 vacant lots on Washington street near,
the Depot, nos. 435, 436, and 437.
Lot no. 8 on Market street, with large
brick dwelling called the Exchange" /"
well finished. wse -s.,-
Part of out lot no. 8 on 9th street, about
2 acres now used for board-yard and cir
Gus grounds, this ground is near the centre
of the town, and close to the depot.
Lots no. 6 aud II on church street, with
houses on them. ..'..
Lot no 1923, on Market ct.
Halfof lot no. 81 on Sd st.
jan 6.'56-4t JAMES TEAFF.
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WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. 4--The
Union of this morning, speaking of MIC
araguan affairs, says it is quite clear that
the breaking up Of Gen. Walkers expe-
diIior was the very result contemplated
by the previous instructions. however
much the manner and mode of the inter.
pretalion may have been in conflict with
Commodore Paulding's instructions OF
the strict rules of International law. II
is not improbable that these instructions
contemplated The landing of forces on the
soil of Nicaragua. but it is also no, prob
able that that government will complain
Of the aggression. The Union also says
that the policy OF the President as enun-
ciated in the message, will undoubtedly
be pursued in relation 10 Nicaragua, but
the whole article is non. committal in re.
gard to the views Of the administration in
relation TO Commodore Paulding's course.