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T TAbd-er-rahman, gEmpsror Of NJ orocco,
who was born In n'l77S, and succeeded to the
throne in 1928, died recently, according to tho
advioes from Tangisr of September 6, 1859.
His reign was marked by violent disturbances
at honeand by serious oonfiots with foreign
powers especially with, Franee. The support
which he, gave, atl6rst to his powerful vassai,
Add Kader; led to the bombardment Of Tan
gier, August .. 1874 Mogador, August 9, and
to the utter defeat1ofI his army by General
Bugeaud I'M the. famous battle Of Isly, August
IA. England -nediated; treaty of peace was
made September l0oC Abd,el- Kader was re-
moved to the interior Of the Empire But the
Arab chisftisn now becameas dangerous to the
repose Of Morocco a. he was to that OF Algeria.
Many Of the indigenous tribes rallied round
his banner, and Abd- er.rshman could only
resist his aggressious by tho assistance Of bis
former ensmy-France. Permanent relief,
however, came after the osptufs Of Abd.sl.
Kadef in t8a7. MInqt848 md 1851 new com
glieations arossiwithi the French who bonn
itardsd Saleh,, March 26, 1851. Peace 1as
restarad, March 23, 1852 but5in-Is55, The
French feet again appeared before -Tahgier On
account Of tho assassination of a French mer-
chant by subject of tho Emperor. In 1856
Prince Adalbeft ofPrussia, was attacked with
his squadron BY. the Riff pirates, and attacked
the forces 81 the Bmpstdr but was wounded
and. defeated. Ati-es- rahmau could only bt
made to yield to tho demands Of ,Europear
Powers and tho bshssts 81 of,ciyilisstiop, by forc,
Of arms Ha did little to advance the progress
Of bis Empire, but took every opportunity ID
ENRICH himself at the expense of his people
while hs enforced y strict outward observaiiot
of the. religious practices Of Mohammedlsm
He leaves many children, tho eldest of whom
sidi Mohammed, born in 1908, succeeds hin
on the throne. J
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= dsSuly, 7AGAINsT, "A TELEGRAHH, CsMpANy.-,
Messrs. johnson & Zsbriskie, news agents,
have commenced q suit, against the Ameri-
can Telegraph Company for sl0, 900 damages
for injury to their business, in consequence
Of the refusal Of the telegraph company, to
forward their dispatches Of foreign news from
New BrInswlck to Boston in the order in
which they were placed in the office Of the
will be remembered that the
company agreed to forward foreign news
dispatches, In their order, from New Bruns7,
wick to Boston, ,ifrthe Nova Scotia Company
would pursue similar course on their line
from Halifax to- 'sackviilc, New Brunswick.
The Amsficonl Companysay that there is no
law in New Brunswick requiring dispatches
2 be sent, in the orderTin which they are
placed in the office. di15E sdt I'd .,af y; M
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
REPORTED FOE TIN PENNY sRAss. g1:sd
No on ID ispatches.
Americas B0ardof Foreign Missions
1T PHILADELPHIA, October s.

I'll PHILADELPHIA, October B.
The annual meeting Of the American Board
Of Commissioners for Foreign Missions com
rneneed yesterday. This ia the Oldest Of the
Missionary organizations Of the country +,
was Incorporated by the Legislature Of MaSsa
chusetts in l7l2, and the Htst IMissio1s sries
we're ordained at Salem, on the 9th February
Of the same year, and. sailed ''early for East
Ihdis. to-, ---.
tits stated that when the flrst Missionaries
set sail, the entire amount In lths Treasure was
but 81 200. Now the income Of tho Society is
about $325,0OO..
At four O'Clock yesterday afternoon the
meeting was called to order BY tho Recording
Secretary, who read letter from President
Hopkins, informing Of. his inability to be pres
ent, aud suggesting that Judge Jessup be So
lected in his stead. In the absence Of Judge
Jsssup, the Hon. Judge Strong, of this State,
was called to the Chair.
The Rev. D. Sheppard then opened the
meeting with prayer. The Treasurer then
read the report, showing that, the expenses Of
the year, were $4l9,2s9; receipts s35O,9l5
leaving a debt Of 1874. The psrmaneni
fund Is $66,Sl5; permanent fund for officers,
1898 A report was then received from the
Credeutial Committee on the state of the For
eign Missions, the most Of which were rep
resented to DO In aflourishing condition. The
number Of missions Is 20, stations 127, out
tions ;r13I, ordained missionaries 80, not
ordained 4, male assistants ID, female do. 2lO,
native preachers 222, native helpers 254, mum
Der of printing establishments. 5, number Of
pages printed last year 4,l52,9S4;, churches
1853, church members 23, ,515, added during the
year l,2f9; number. Of, ssininaries Z; fres
schools 3l3 pupils IN free schools 1911; do
in seminaries 4Ol; DO. in. boarding sehool,
637. Whole number in schools and seminariel
8,949. Tho opening sermon was preached
last evening yDr. Patterson, Of Chicago.
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y TIE FXsHfoNs.-some man 'inillinerhas dis.
covered that the fail fashions have set in with
all their severity; there is one thing, however,
TO recommend them; they are extremely SIM
pie, and very easily, followed. For ladies.
bonnets the dominant tone, as our friend
Genio would bay, ID black.' There must be
plenty 81 Black trimming, and any other
Color may be mixed with It to suit the con-
venisnce of the individual. Black and blue,
black and yellow or blhck and green but
the tendency is to black and red. All the
ladies', bless 'em, appear to- have gone into
half fmourning, AS for the men or .fgents,"
as the tailor calls us. the ,ugliest and conn
monsst material possible is, the, most fash.
rionabler for, 'trowsers. Any kind, of, coarse
and hideous stuff which cart-horse, would
object to havingon his back is the thing for
trOMser6. isnnftr crnrnn,n :,
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Additional 10 j CHM.

I N7'--H t'--r -.7f boston, October-5. ;!
F, B. Beaunront ofi-Jmnsica Plain, and
now u resident of Hong Kong, China, in a
letter dated July r2b Bays Il -grh,r 4,sT, Il
IA rumor here, probably q Chinese story,
is that helEmperor has sent a communici,-
ton to the Governor of Shanghai, saying
that the firing from the forts at the,rnouth oi
the Pehio. RIVER upon the, British and French
Embassy, was not BY his orders, but by, those
of Mandarins, whose heads he had ordered
to struck off for the ,sct,"- -ru;r ,I4 4cr -,
It;is expected that the American; Minister,
Mr.. Ward, has proceeded to, Pskin. y-,-. hr
-Mr. Bruce; the British, Minister, has gono
to Japan to remain there awhiled....r - =,
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, ,GELERRkrtoS IN New, YoRE BY, THE SoNs,oR
OF THE SEVEN OABDIsALa--
The Sons, Of Malta in, New York, city, Brook
rIyn and Jersey City ,, contemplate, celebrating
the anoiont festival of the Seven Cardinals on
the night of the llth instant, : full moon, by a
public midnight procession. The, rooms of
Pro 1Patris Lodge IN Broadway, are to be TIE
head quarters, Of the, dprpcassiop, where ths
brotherhood have been invited TO Assem- bib M
seven o'clock ., Lnvitations, ,haYe. been sent, TO-
the several lodges of Maryland, Ohio, Ken
lucky, Indiana and Illinois, to, be, present.
The Grand Commander and Worthy Patriarch
Of st, Georges. LODGE. L9pdop, are now in.
New York ,,and- have .sigpifsd their intention
To- taks .part inp tha ancient ifestiHal Of the
Dt0knefnOOl, l-n.nid LalAnnD ID. ri.rn.M
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Departures OF Trains.

r.pIAriroLrs AsD 0xoxNAgt-sjso a. m; 1880 NJ,
OINciNNATr, HAMILTON AND DAyr0y--Indianapolh
oand Cleveland 6:D0 Al NJ; Sandusky Mail; 500 x MI
.ySanduaky, 4:30 p. NJ; Accommodation 500 p NJ
LITTLE MIAMI.Cieveland and Pfttsb1g, 500 K. M (
z pBselantl pttsbprE sHd betiaib $3.50 IN Column
p bus Accommodation 440 p. NJ; Cleveland, Pitts.
burg and Bellair, ll;30P
0HIo AND MIssIssIPPI-St. Louis, 900 M; Louis.
= willie, 400 P: M'sSt. Louis, S:3GP,M. @gr
l9ITrsspRg, CoLpyBus AND CSGiSNATr (SteubepSille
Short LinetsE Front-strset Depot-6:O0I 4. b.
800 A. NJ; ll.$0P. M. ~ Nv T
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AND CfNCNNArI-East Front
street-6:00 A. M; s, 80 A. H.; l1:30P. NJ.
OINCINNATI AND MARIETTA-6:l6A. A. NJ. 33OP.M.
-0EFrsAt 10HJoTFyom East Front-strest pepotv
dov1so1oS @ a AND Ia11soros- 1. M. ,a:so p!
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4 LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

e. FIRsr Subscribers who do not give express notice
TO the contrary, are considered as wishing TO CON
tinue their subscriptions to the paper. ,-'it9
SEcoSp IF snbscri6ers order the discontinuance
OF their periodicals, the publisher may continue tC
sendthem until arfearages are paid - = ,g3a9l
THIRD Ifsubscribers neglect or refuseto takotheil
periodicals from the Office to which they directed
they are held responsible till they have settled The
bill and ordered them discontinued. .s,i-I N9'L
. FouRrH..If subscribers, remDye to other placer
without informing the publishers, and the papers ar,
sent former Direction, thsysTe Field fosPon
Bible. 80 - -. -. Ip.LL a9.L8s 4 tcslf y
Firth. The Courts have decded that refusing Il
take periodicals from the office, or removing ant
leaving them saSallsd for y PalaA xAcIE evidenced
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sIT7IJ UIII lITTs ,'-iLr ~
Arrivals of Trains,

IsnIAxAroIls = o1acIssATI-g,toA:. M; s:0lp. NJ.
0IsoINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYroN-T,45 A. M IO,4i
Y A. n; 6:4Op r. MI l0,l9P. M 49,, .-..,,,l.f
LITTLE MIAnI-7:a0 A. Mi l:s0 =. M,i71s r.Mi 1045
MAEtkTTA. AND SD'CNcINSArt-10:20A A. NJ; 9.I5f.MJ
OHIO AND MI5srssIPPf-7l6A M; 100 P, NJ; lot pm
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MADAME ELL s,7MFD., Hss oFouND
kNR lnaf ha, hap a1a nAadnd

ks.ki gar hist lusi whatfheLadies hayeloig nesded
and looked for IN vain, The Uterine Elixir.
p Tho Uterine Eikif IS WARRANTED 10 cure ah dis.
easea OF "A Uterine Mature; Inflammation of the
Womb the Kidn,ys, the .lvaiies, and lie Urstbra,
Rr~lsssgs OF Falling oftsrWomb, Painful Mepslru.
bA m s
of the Elixir Of any dig ase whpteyer Of the Gensr.
alive and Urinary trkans. Of mais' urIfemale, no
W8ttsys how long stainipg.., Prioe,Sl per Bottle
MADAME ELLIS csIis particular attention e. the
lalyTing Gard Of one Of ,hs lnost prnmipept Drug.
'h''ro Ths PcBrftXvDtin. TApsrsN PAarrcuiAa.-
We ,the sndeIsisned. not N tho hsldt Of giving
Lady llhjsieau; an thtineddip ,,rlied The UterIne
Eltar, we cbeertuly recommend, 1t TO all females
suffering from Female Diseasss Or ABy ktntE il is
pqrey vegetable, and, ig No losse eau do injury we
Say to oil try, and our word for IL, you wil id re-
ssp nr'o oornsr PifF Il FiS H apd
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HsIRnAT:W EsTEkN, NIL s,EfIAt

4SRBATfWEsTE M,U ssE USM--
streets. ABRAM PALMER, Proprietor, respectfully
fGnss Gssls ss sBHAk.I RS to
ceptiop.room of the Museum, commencing on MON.
DAY MORNING, ats O'Clock, and continuing until
saos H sasssss Bsrf Bs SBn
sands, in England, Canada and the United States,
With admiration. Admission to the Museum aud
Bird performance, 26c.; Children l0c. oc3aw
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!, ;nsrseveral of tho manaiacturing shops, VI
the tools, in Sing, Sing Prison, New YOi
:were' destroyed BY fre on Sunday last !
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News

PIrTsBuRa, October 5.
River four feet three lnches by the pier ma fk
and falling slowly. Weather !eleer and warm.
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NHADAME rE1lus,s,aspANIsH osrMr

Nh ADAME ELLIS sPANISHns nsIMU-
,lNM Latin G, ,BtkLSAM cures yitheutfail, pa, Ms
n the Br.as. Back, Side or Limbs; Coughs, oldS,
,nnicutg o. Biss hins, Hsadsehs, Flat.
Shoic Ornip GloiiG, GriPfng Pains Of fhs BoNSis, %
iRulnes; S.,s?E Ipastiyity, Loss Of Appetite and
Telief any of the above diseasSs
it VIII give reltet in twenty mhoies, and perms-
9snt ,onIe by tho siise Of bottea Only 70 cents
per bottle .s} Cheap that every person can get It.
Either rfdhe above medicines 70 bsI had Of +, D.
HlhL. Druggist corner Of Race and Fifth 1streets;
corpeEpf Mrip, and ,Tvurtb-strests;, orof BRIGHAM
a co, Manufacturers, No. "a East Fourth street,
Oihcihhats v, s--------------- sep27 ay
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20 FiiSSSs Day -Eruo.aay, octdbeS1A

- Fisssy Day 1ruos osdayS 0ctdbef1a
Purse s35o-mie heats, best three In flvs, to har.
ness Free for all trottng horses.
Second Day Wednesday, Ostober 10.
Purse $2oO-mile heals, best three In Ave, to bar.
ness For horses that trotted for money over
public Iqce- ccdrssf " GSlrdT
Third Day-Thnrsday, October 20.
Purse S30O-mie heats. beAt three in five, to har.
nsss, For horses tha never trotted in $50 In public
Il FSu@hA1sy lFridhy, 0#dsh91.
,,PiHs ,PiHS ssSt Sa. tssS,hab hsAt. tqA'aass Fr's for
,,'YlOra Temple and princess" are excepted for
FortEe above pufss1 there famrshfse.ntriss and
two to start Entrance 10 per cent. F r the frst
raco entry must be made on or before Saturday. oc-
tober l5 at IL o'clock M For the other purses the
entries to be made on er before tho day previous to
Nhtte,goSss sAsds Nj wit fIiis. sstsst !otteln.
rhe' proprietor hatters bimsclfe the Cncinnati
the Union, and viii do aI! In his power to accomt-
'atesafrysops srih gng tgorsesto iIh Course Good,
comfortable stables viii be at the service Of turfmen,
free of charge, and they are invited to early
SnJ d9ttheir treining oyerlb G0urso, which will be
Si6dfaf Bafsss Viii Ss.Ese SSi trott he ahd pac.
oc3tt 7. L. STEPHENS, Proprietor.
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GREAT TROTTINGsRAGE
"a .TgT-rrCl
FQEa Temple, Princess and Ike Cook
RRoPRIEFoRs PURSE $1,000.
GINCINNATI TRoTTlNG PARK.

given en- for Trotfips 1 Morsss, to 40 &&>
somS 9, oil aIS;n eyer thGTFss1pyS HTTssp 0s5ss
tober IS, viz:
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NOTICE To'ioONTRlCT0RS,

egr,i ~ isiir d .fr7r-T-I 70 slR, qdr
ME QNDERSIaNEp, ABE, PREPARED
LIMEsFoSR Snity om my tS% SsSi,sSss nsSss
. ty0 fsst thief lssl lWssslaYs sess,r the Of, 10 on,
Best Limestone, QuaEries
in1n'thd West and wilrmaks 10 to- thS interest," OF
psTElss using gurSstone Eassone Cross Walk
sisaFi ssa s8 ssss sssi
osap2+bSf horrHrsNnasid, Highland County, Ohio.
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IS1 W. and OounSSllor u Taw, Ckssos Sridirs
iad rhifd ncsss's asers ssS Mhtid 6co2 sai fw'
.c..eiiI n4mti4anI ,anitncLnnM a.lt A. ~. -
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u.s. John Of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster,
was three times married, his third wife being
'Kashstfne ssinford, Who Fad. 1s6g Ebesn bis
mistress, and it is from one Of the illegimate
children, of Lancaster, and Katherine that
Oueen Victoria r. laid to be,leseended. -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-14

The Washington correspondent of the B5s-
I N Traveller, under date of Jan. Sth, writes
as follows -
The Fishing b ,untiss arc in TIC hands of
the Philistines, after all the trouble taken in
regard to the Bill now pending. The usual
custom heretofore has been, that late in the
tall, the Collectors of the various iishin.
ports should sent up their estimates OF the
amount OF money required for bounty to the
f.hn- vessels and it has been the custom
also. for the Secretary oi the Treasury to
place funds nj the disposal of the Collectors
Of these ports, for disbursement by the first
of the New Year. This yetr, the Secretary
vi the treasury has failed IN do 50. No
funds. y is his rep,nsc 81 the estimates OF the
Culectors for 500, 100 with which 10 pay
the Fishing Bounti,s for this year. rs 1t
Is not in his power t. satisfy all lawful de-
mau,ls On the Treasury he dlscrilnit''s ta the
prrjudice Of the fishermen, Will the daily
uapers show that he is now satisfying other
claims upon the Treasury. H. dp"s not 90
upon the principle Of first camr first served,
or any principle except his own, pre-disP7si-
tinn- If this course i. t. be allowed We
may rs well ,,t it d0wn Tat the Secretary
If tine Treasury has. IL all intentS ard pnr
pass, Ivy his OWN individual WILL repeated
the Il puutv. Ia fishermen. II the hshcrinen
arc To- wait until all ut lrr d.man Is upon the
Treasury are p,ii, before they can rtef''c
their littIs p,ttsuc,., the Il unity i (frseti-
c,ll,) repealed, for 1t il now unlikely that
the Il ,, rn,nent will SON, II ever b. irtse
from debt.
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Mothers Mothers! Mothers!

An Old Nurse for Children. Don't fail 10 pro-
cure Mrs. Winslow's soothing Syrup for children
Tecthinc 1t has no equal on earth. No mother
vbo has ever tried Mrs. Winslow soothing syrup
for children will ever consent to let her child pass
through the distressing and critical period of teeth
inc without the aid OF this invaluable PREPARATION
If life and health can be estimated by dollars and
cents, il is worth its weight in gold.
Millions of bottles of Mrs. " inslow's Soothing
Syrup are sold every year IN the United ata''''
IL an old and well tried remedy. None gen
nine unless the Fac Smile OF Curtis Perkins Is
on the outside wrapper.
Price ouly - cents bottle
CO. Peek, Ellsworth Wholesale Agent; ;, T.
parkins. Bangor, do. sold by all dealersln Med
~ mo- ly-2l
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MARRIED.

In Castine, on the 1th inst. by r. H. Brds-
ham E'q.. Hon Josiah Davis. to the widow, Of
TIE late Bcuhadad Everett Esq, both Of this place
May lite's sEdlsss blessings,
Attend this lovely pair.
In Gluchiil, Jan. 9th, by Isaac ) osgood Esa.,
Mr.. Robert oriudle, to Miss Elvira f. Richardson
both of oriand.
In pcdham, the 9Th inst. by Rev. ! Wells,
Mr.J 7. spotforl OF E-sox, Mass, to Miss Mary
II. youngest daughter OF j, l.. Prker. Esq. Of y.
In therryheld Jan. lst, by Rev. J. A. Ward
well, Nj samuel n G.mpbell, to Miss Elizabeth
;. Redman. both Of Cherry field.
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LYSDNlA I,OD:E.

At meeting Of Lyg 'n;l l. ,dgo off. & A.
Aiasous of Ellsworth, Jan. 9Th, 1859, the
following preamble and resolutions were
adopted;
3. Whereas, 1t has pleased She Almighty
Grand Master OF the univeyss to wit Idfaw
from our temporal Lodge and initiate in his
Grand Lodge above, our worthy and well
beloved brother, Albert G.. Brooks, after
protracted sicknts which he bore with un-
common checrfulness and resignation, look
ing forward to that life to come.
Therefore, Resolved, That while we de-
plore the loss we have sustained of tried
and faithful brother, we rejoice in the belief
that through the influence of that Being in
whom he put his trust, he has now received
still more light in those histories, of which
We have but a faint knowledge.
Reso'red, That we deeply sympathize with
the willow of our late and limentcd brother :,
in her bereavement in early life, of chosen
and dearly beloved companion; the father OF
her children and the sharer of all her JOYS
and sorrows; and commend her to Him who
is the Father of all, for that consolation
which We cannot give,
Resolved, That copy of the above be
transmitted to the widow of our late brother
and that it be published in the Ellsworth
American.
AMORE OTIS
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Cr:,,,,v n Pain Killer.

IT, world IS a.ionishti the wonderful cures perform
u ,y IN. crag,p and Pam kifer, prepared by crETIs
p,sS,y, rs equal has never been knows for removing
,,.;, #, a, c..es for thu cure Of Spinal Complaints
II, mo, Limbs and stomach, Rheumatism ia all ii
go na,. CONC, lurns, sore Throat, al Gravel ii
ll, t,s hest remedy 10 the world, Evidence d Tie
l..,. c4l-s ever peft'f'uel ~ ~ "'ed''A' ,,.,
in the hands 4 Agents
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EocsbtSD llaE Busl>RSs. The R7rklani
Glzette is niormsd by General Inspector | /
mr. that there have be,'n M lnntiictured IN That
city. the past year. 'dt,nn casks at iime'
which is an increase Of Ii 600 casks over the
manufacture OF last year. The average price
of lime has been lower than in past years,
and the price Of wood and ctsss has been be-
low former rates. There il now but little
lime on hani, and comparatively little IN the
hands Of first dealers in the several marx -.
Indications seem to pointa better condition
of this staple business in the future.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-14

TIE JouS II. JARyls. We yesterday no.
ticed the loss of the ship John ii, JARVIS on
Beach Island She was owned principally
by Vim. Jarvis It Co, of Castne, aud tins
is the third ship that firm has lost within
the last two years. but with that prudent
foresight characteristic of the Cast'ne Peo-
ple they were all well insured - Times.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-14

Sch Fulcrnm of Hancock, NJ. from Eliza
bethport for Boston, was sunk by collision
with bark Crusoe, of Cape Cod on ednes-
day night. Barney Moon, seaman, ot ian
cock, went down with the schooner; all the
Others were saved and arrived at Boston late
on Thursday night, in the Bark. which was
towel back by the steamer Il Forbes.
[Whig.
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r1rThe Goyernor and Council, afler in.

Fy-The Governor and Council, after in
yestigating the contested election cases oil the
county officers of county Attorney AMI
sheriff in York, have decided the election oil
Mr.. Tapey (Repuhlican) as county A'tor'
ney, and OF Mr.. burbank, Democracy as
sheriff. The law under which the Investi-
CATION was held, is quite restricted Had II
given power for u thorough invest ia'l'h anu
correction "A diff rent result light have been
reachad.-IW Wing.
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M,Rt<x Ires-gs FOR DECEuaER. The table
,T marine l.-- for the month of December
haas been published, and shows an aggregate
uf Gity-iiyc vessels, of which ton were ships,
eix we're barques. seven were hrIIs' thirty-ohe
wer. -choaner-. and one Il steamer.
The total value OF these ,s-el, with their
cargocs,is estimated at ID. land Ire to-
tai value Of vessels and carspc- DESTROYED dur
ing the year ut Se,nJI % az tlnst ,,d2i :
100 for the same period in 1917. The mum
her of vessels lest in 1871 was jjS. The
number ia ISIS was 30.
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We neglected to call attent ton to the East
Corinth Academy tice, last week. We
know that the Precertor is a capable and
successful teacher.
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The Bennett Divorce CASE. Judge Mai
do at New Haven, granted the Application
of Mary A. Bennett for divorce from
George Bennett. signed % her the three
children with the sum Of $1,000 alimony, 10
be raid within 60 days. The Judge was
severe upon DR.. bennett and most o' Dis
witnesses.
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The D ,cemb,r NJ. of the Law Reporter
NOTICES the death of Charles Low i Esq, late
of this place.
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AMORY OTIS, \
CHAS. MCDONALD. ! Co,
DANIEL =. LAKE.

Cotp, COLDER. COOLEST, this Tuesday
morning when the thermometer indicated %
below zero.
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DIED.

In Ellsworth, 18th inst, Mr.. Sabin z. Tourtc E.
lotte. aged - years.
In Ellsworth, llth inst Cant Isaac Perry, for
mcrly If pfland, aged 81 years.