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Agricultural Society.

A meeting of the Hancock Agricultural Society
was held at Ellsworth, May 18th 1859 for the pur-
pose OF considering the propriety Of locating
grounds for the annual Exhibition Of Society
The Committee chosen a, subsequent meeting
Tor the above object, submitted to the Society a
proposition from Capt. Alden Bellatty which is in
substance as follows Will lease to the Hancock
Agricultural Society thirteen acres of land Tor the
term Of twenty years to recover flon tie Society
for the first years $40 year, for the remainder
OF the time S16 year with the privilege of ter.
minating the Lease any time within eight years
by the 'yment Of So0o, 90 for the land.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-27

The AFRICAN SLAVE TRApE-The New
York Evening Post, referring to the impress.
ion seeming by entertained By the American
Tract Society that the African Slave Trade
is an abstraction. saws.
We have correspondent at New Orleans,
res'den, Of forty years standing, who's.
means OF arriving at i knowledge oi what is
passing isquite as goodas any possessed by the
! speakers oil the Track society, who hold To a
d'iir mt opinion. H. informs us that
African slaves are landed along the saorcs OF
the Gult Of Mexico and that b. has cunyerscd
with persons who have seen rs many AS SIX
hundred land at u time. lie encluses slips
from the New Orleans papers, announcing
eiearances Tor the Congo river. Africa, and
he also sends us Paragraph from Vick,-
burg Miss Sun, OF the 2lst Of April, de>-
~rIhln, some of 1.-THE latest importation OF
Congo negroes" They are very much ="
says the Sun, like the common plantation
negro-the only difference observable bein.
that their hair does not kink after the man
ner OF the southern darkey, while their teet
are very small, with high instep. and well
shaped. Soine Oh the younger OF these negroes
are very large OF their age, and are destined
to attain iull growth. They all will make
first rate field hands. being easily taught to
perform any kind OF manual service Their
docility is remarkable. and their aptitude in
initiating the manners and customs Of thuse
among whom they are thrown is equally
So"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-27
DEFERRED MATTER.

Tas BsLLIesRESr PowERs. The Emepersr Ma.
poeon will take command of the rrenci srmy in
person; the Kin. OF Sardinia has already sak On
the heid at the heal OF his army, while he En-.
p"ror OF Austria is expected dailv Mt william &, do
tue sa'n'' Ihe three monarchs viii thus meet on
the field # battle Napoleon will be sustained
oy the abest officers in hi. army Caurobert Bar
a cna' ID Hil'icr., MscMahou, Mel st Jean a. An
g'ey tih command ofthe Imperial Guar) Bour-
biki Re-nault, Youssuf
Pelissicr has b /, called from London and
wih cAmmtnl large army Of observation at
Nancy, hundred miles ir, m the Kline. The
rfnet Napoleon will command an independent
division of the army of operations Magnan re-
mniasin com nand OF the army Of Paris CasteI.
lane ut that of Lyons The greatest enthusiasm
is ex libitea By tha soldiers and SELECTION has
been mtie Of TIE flower of the AMY. Tne impe.
r'ai tutrI entre Is ordered to the field. and the
Whoie he nocr of men under marching orders at
thts moment IL estimated at 80, 0UO-2OO 900 of
whom ARE destined tor i,nmeliate service
bf 'hr pawn nj large SUN OF money 100
VI MT dolihf---ihe Austrian gents il is said
salned ver the cor fidence of n .eryi,or of the
! unt favour anu "btainea { pies Of the cores.
p'h'teIee and papers reati K to aud establishing
the trench Russian treaty, which proposes to de.
taeh Lombariy from Austria The Archduke Al.
bert was commissioned to exhibit them in person
'o the Regent Of Prussia, who, in his turn com
munica'ed the details to England. Hence the
suiutu determination which taken BIZ the
Emperor francis Joseph, always acting under the
advice OF his mother, for whom he entertains the
higiest reverence. to strike the blow at once,
without dailying with Congress or with mediat ion
before the French could have time to reach the
Itailan territory, before the Russians could have
time to esi1g their feet round to Villafranca
Hence. likewise, the necessity Of an "army of
ooservatIon. under the command of old Mala
koa, who viii, according to German authorities
IN these ma. tiers, be sorely put to the proof in
any 'lliaion with the AichduHe Albert, who's
IN 'htary glory is carried to the highest pitch in
uermany The lmpe ial family of Austria assem-
oies at its council board sixte Arehdukes, all in
the prime of life, Of vigor and intelligence; all
moved by the same Interest, and all a. friendly
aHd united "a every family should be. No measure
oil vital importance is ever undertaken without
the advice OF all and the adhesion Of the majority
ihls assembly appealed to in the present crisis,
was UNANIMOUS in Its decision. The Archduches.
sophia even more urgent than the rest. How
proud and glorious, says q Paris letter she must
nave ieit wheL her son rising in the midst of his
relations, laid his hama upon his sword, and, in
answer t the proposition OF France, which had
been discussed exclaimed Let the EMPEROR
Louis Napoleon Remember i'll the coming struggle
that the game Is lar IRON equal between us-I
'Ss psla las he saSss ms ,mrt on III, tssue Of The
tot-.
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ltItR FROM kURoPs. BY arrivals a: New
OK VT have three days later news from Eurelt
II l. reported that battle had been fuu III, be-
tween the Au>trIans and Ssrdinians at Mortara
ami tae pa'e taken by the former. Mortara is a
walled t9wa Il abau. 5000 inhabitants, - miles
n"rtiea>t ii Alexandria The Laco-Maysiorc to
which tho >ardinlans Of Mcrtara retreated. is To
the north The hing Of Sardinia and the French
Generais Canr"bert aud Mel had visited the lines
'' 1-'0 Bora, whI'h uver is considerably t. the
" s5s-.fa and ma upon It's banks the Notifications
desi -ned to Intercept the Austrian march upon
Turin.
The Emperor Napoleon was expected to join
the arm! Oh The Sd inst The Pfu>san govern
menf has resolved to put il, army in readiness 10
mafeA, ana turkey, we are told, Is pre- pairing tor
war. Failures have occurred among tie stock
brokers Of Berlin and Vienna, and the ruin on the
Pans Bourse Is expected to be beyond all exam
pie. Preparations for are being made in
land with all possible dispatch Breadstuts
take. another rise. ana cutton is dull.
4be report + the loss OF the emigrInt packet
ship Pomona Is Confirmed, and the loss II if. is
Lo less than fa-es haai' cd atd ayhy-s'r
Journal.
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M "A II RTE n

l , ,, len"ey, z'tn capt. Allen Q. HoI
and Miss Mary A. Jordan, Daurh,e, ar. u
Jordan Esq. both of Ellsworth.
ny Kew. 5. Tenney. goth Mr.. Luther r. Smith
and Miss sarah L. Miliiken both Of su,rv.
-. AZ NoIta sedgwick May 18th BY Rev. @. ",
waits MI. somss A. Fly to Mis- Laura NJ.
Seavy, all Of BrookIin. ~
In Eastpert. 18th, Mr.. jane, O. T.;.h.,, q.
Miss Ealalie Treat, daughter Of Is. Tai r.o.
isto, MI Carl Esehweiier. of Portage, lake Mich.
gan to Miss Hsonah L. Chadbourne'
M noooinston, 18th, Mr.. William Kicker. to Miss
~ IN South At.leboro. Mass, BY the Rev. B. c.
RI. zen; samuel VsaRis to Mrs. Mary C.
Mary Hunter. " "'''
In orono 18th inst, by Rev. J. AtveiI. Mr..
Leader Boardman to Miss Aslyina NJ. Gnilder
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-27

RrLs ros TsAvrLlxas. Tn, tolb,;,.
rules, all Of which, We believe, are found %
legal decisions. arc Of sal6eieut import.ns.
to travellers to be committed 10 memory:
1t has been largely decided that applican..
for ticket on railroads can Be elected fro,.
the cars il they do not offer the exact amount
Of their fare. Conductors are not bound "a
make change.
All nnilroad ticksts are good until used and
conditions "good for this dsy only" or 9th.
erwise limiting the time Of genuine ness are.
Of no account.
Passengers who loss their tickets can b.
eje'ted from the cars unless they purchase
second one.
Passengers are bound to observe decorum
in the cars, and are obliged to comply with
all reasonable demands TO show ticket..-
Standing upon the platform, or otherwise
violating rule of the company, renders
person liable to be put from the tnin.
No person has any right to monopoliss
more seats than he has paid for, and any
article left in the seat while the owner l.
temporarily absent, entities him to the place
on his return.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-27

War pRo.Fgcrs IN EuRoPE-The steamer
North Britain arrived at Halifax on the ID
inst. bringing news of more pacific ma
r., tia" faa previous advlces There is +,
prospect that the difficulties between Austria
and Sardinia may be adjusted by the proposed
Peace Congress, as Slrdinia has announced
her aeqaiescence in the arrangements pro-
posed, as the following dispatch to the Lon
d"n Daily -''sps. dated Turin, April 18th.
would seem 10 show
Al Il counsel ii Ministers held this morn
irg, at which the Kfng was present,
II Was resolved that In order to give
Europe assurance Of the desire of SARDINIA to
remove the difficulties which delay the meet
ing OF the Congress Sardinia yields To the de-
maud ii England and France, and accepts
the rincpie of disarmament the details OF
waleh she leaves tobe discussed in Congress. ;
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psEANLANp. .Gud ha

DREAM LAND. God has reserved sleep for his
owL word. Inerein, AS time i. anuihIiated re-
in1tn centuries in which shall the spirit act
Therein are lnes-histores Of the past--nack in
to "Aiel the sleeper, freed from the chains OF
aesh, is nightly carried There all the grea,
world opeus. And the very incunerency of dreams
their very seeming MANUFACTURERS only from
tue tact q line and Space being struck out Of
them When We awake, both these return ard
the dream Is absurd. The bridge Is broken down
behind u, over which We have come. ont Of see ..
back iutp the waxing world. And that life .;
ireauis-ii we recall it at all-is amid life into
wAIea no consent Of ours is asked il We should
aga!u -, 1lsba'thening ourselves or our sense
judgment Wien We again enter Iato il. And why
are creams the Wild children Of al impossible
rea;u?
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-27

II. NJ EAToS's BOARDING. ScuooL.-Tbis
aourishins School, we are happy to learn. is
IN highly aonrishing condition. A new
and comnodious building has just been fin
ished for the better accommodation Of the
scholars. 1t was dedicated, with appropri
ate services On Monday LAST, the commence
ment OF the summer session Of the School,
The Hallowell Gazette. excellent aut hority,
says, "the location is one of the best in the
State and its management throughout, ap.
pears to be efficient and .judcious.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-27

Tue fotiowing is a list vi PremIers during the
present century
JlAuary, sol Right Hon. William Pitt hav-
ms held ethce from December, l5e5.
Mafca. l>ol. Right Hon. Henry Addiugton, af.
forwards created Lord Sidmouth
MAY i. 1904, Ri -ht Hon William Pitt
Fehrnsry. 1896. Lerd ,irenviiie
Mare, 1897. Duke q. Portland
p"cemoer, lSu9, Right hou. Spencer Percival.
June, 1917, Lprd liverpool
April, 1877. George Canuisg.
August, l>21, Ni<couut GodcTich.
January, ie2S Duke oc Wellington.
Nov. is'' Earl Grey.
July. ~, Ni.c5 snt Melbourne.
December. ls5i, III ilobvrli Peel
,r-si -, mi Nelty nruc
August. le4l, III kobr5t ?cel
June, lstt, Lord joan Russell.
February, is5a, Ear If perbv.
I'.etmesf, is53, Ear Of Aberdeen.
February, lsj5. Lord PaImersson
te1rualy, lo1s, Eari Of Derby
There .iage, therefore, been twenty Admins
Uati9ns IN the PRESENT century, only four OF
"hIca have lasted four wears eaeh--viz tbesr Of
Lord Liverpool, Lori Melbourne, Sir Robert Peel
4ud L5rI John Russell
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-27

GoDErs LiDY's BoJ TX for June is received
This numb,r completes the 5S,h volume Of
the BOX. This IS ais, the Both year Of the
existence of the Lady's Book, and the sam,
publisher that put to press the lst numbe,
still conducts it, In the next volume. which
commences with the July number stories ar,
announced by Mrs. A. b. Haven; Mary W.
Janvrin; Aunt Bethia,s Visit" a Till.
Lost, Heart Won. by Capt-B., Virginia
+. Townsend, &c.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-27

The American Tract Society of Boston,
which was incorporated as National Socie-
ty, but which became branch Of the Amer
lean Tract Society of New York in 1875, has
withdrawn the connection and will resume
Its original position. The Slavery question
was the cause e the separation. The New
York Society refused to publish anything
against the peculiar institution. This ques-
ton works sad results among clergymen as
we'll as politicians.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-27

A few weeks ago baby was taken to
church to be baptized, and his little brother
was present during the sacrament. On the
following Sunday when the baby was under
going additions and dressing the little broth
er asked mamma if she was intending to carry
little Willy to be christened.
"Why. no said his mother; "don't YOU
know, my son, people are not baptized
twice 2"
Nv hat y returned the young reasoner
with the utmost astonishment in his earnest
lace, "rot if it don't take the first time p
Weopine that if little Charleys rule were
IN force, there would be great many re-
baptisms.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-27
Anticipated Trouble hi U,nh.

New YoRK May %. Private advices from
tab indicate further serious trouble in that
Territory. The difference 50 long existing
between the Executive and judiciary are
about to result In collision between the
United States troops under Gen. Johnston
and the Mormon militia under Gen, Wells
i've thousand Of the latter having been called
out by Gov; Cummings to protect the citizens
from what he deems the nsurpation of an
military. s''A ''e
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-27

FoREoLo IRE on RAILROAD -Messrs. 10.
seph Mckeen, John Pasten and VI. T. Has-
ar, Trustees Of the kennebrc & Portland
Railroad. have given notice, that in conse.
qnence OF the non payment o. coupons On the
bonds Issued by that corporation Oct. Is
ls32-the coupons not having been paid
since April i, le56-tbey claim to ioreclos,
the mortgage OF said road, made to then
Oct 10, lo52, to secure the payment of said
bonds and coupons
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-27

PKRsoSAL.-Hon Bion Bradbury Of East
port and Geo. Walker Esq, Of Machias, were
in town one day this week No one suppo>es
that these gentlemen were on political bust
ness connected with the approaching Demo-
cratic convention. A Yankee in the exercise
OF his guessing propensitics would put both
of these gentlemen down among those who
do not worship at the shrine erected at the
White House.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-27
Robbery aud Murder BY Dis0p
pointed Gold seekers.

ST. LOUIS, May %. A private letter dated
Pacific City, Iowa, states that report had
Just reached that place that IL party OF starv-
ing Pies Peak emigrlnts had attacked and
captured the outward bound trains M ar
O'Fallons Bluas,and that during the melee,
u. I. OLkrs conductor of the trains. WAS
killed, and MIR. Griffith, the newly appointed
Postmaster Mt Auraria, en- route to take
charge Of his Office, was hung by the desper-
ADDE'S.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-27
Total,
$2D0,U00,0OO

The ATLANTIC MoNruLr for june has for
a leading article Shakespeare Art" which
is OF itself worth the price Of number -
Il ip to Cuba is continued is interesting
as usual. Among the other articles are
Some lneditcd Memorials of Srnollett."
bulls and Bears continued also 1.-The
Minister Wooing'' and 1.-the Professor at
the Breakfast Table" continued.
Ibis number contains the Index to Vol
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-27

A CHURCH WITH ALL THE FixiNcs, The
Trustees OF Plymouth Church, Brook Ign have
issued u circular to architects, from which il
appears that the church they propose to build
is to contain six thousand sittings, allowing
eighteen inches to seat-at an expense not
to exceed Sis 900. There are 10 be two
towers-one fur the purpose of ventilation,
and the other for bell and clock. The lee.
ture-room is u hold at least 500 people, and
basement Sabbath School room must be of
sufficient size to contain from 800 to 1000
children. There are also to be in the build.
ing two large rarlors, a study, kitchen
arrangements for public dinners, Dc, besides
various other rooms Premiums of $500.
$50, and $50 are offered for the best plans
OF the proposed building.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-27
Crnll1Y 4 Pain Killer

The world a,,oaih- At the wooirf, cures perform
ri by the crany a,a Pam Hity prepared by Crsrt,
frskiSs lis equal has teen kuo~n for renewing
pain IN ali GAYS Or tia Of Spinal Complaints
tramp in the L:nbs an. Stomach Rheumatism i, ali II.
trn'' Bilious co'e, Burns, s,rr Throat, ard Gravel
decidedly the bc-, rv,nedy in the Evidence u the
most cares p-frci BY ..y -diepe 10 o. circular,
the handle Of Agents Aou
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-27

The Democratic pap.rs are having a nice
family quarrel over Col. Smart's great speech
on popular Sovereignty and kindred ma t.
tiers lite Age and Bath Times lead off in
defense of the Col. leaving the Bangor L Mon
and Belfast journal barking in the rear
Smart stock is On the rse
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-27
(Concluded ncn neek)

FUND DEAD. The Rev, Mr.. Dempsey,
worthy minister of the Baptist Society of Jay, in
this state, was fouLd the Otis Hill, ESQ called
in rairiieij) yesterday with life entirely extinct.
W. have not been able to obtain the particulars,
hut understand that bis horse aud wagon were
saund a mile OF two in advance with nothing
broken Mr. Dempsey had only a slight bruise
on ene side ofhis face. Ii is probable that he
WAS tar va from his wagon that lac had lit
and fell eut.-lSkswhesan Telegraph.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-27

ACCIDENT. Monday forenoon a boy named
Miller, residing in Holden. near Whiting
Till, fell from wagon heavily loaded with
>t'ngics. and the wagon passed partially over
dis my, quite seriously injuring him. DR..
Mason oi brewer, WAS called and dressed the
wound. 1t is hoped that the injury may not
prove rs serious as was first supposed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-27
LARGE SPECIE SHIPMENTS

LARGE SPECIE SHIPMENTS. Upward. of
three and a quarter millions OF dollars in
sIecn We're shipped 10 Europe last week, as
t.iiow': BY the Niagara, from this por, on
ednesday, $ ,O40 900; by the Ocean Queen,
from New York on Saturday. 81, 1875 $50;
BY the kangaroo. from the SINE port the
same day, $12O,02j. Total. SO $50 ,3ss.
Boston Journal
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-27

\ NV Sign. \ new sign may be seen
on Lords Building. giving notice that an
enterprlsins gentleman has commenced to
manufacture, for wholesale and retail Boots,
Shoes &c Such enterprises are what will
build up Ellsworth. Encourage home manu- :
iactarers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-27

How RAILROADS PAY. F1r particulars no.
tice the statement that tho Trustees of the
hennebec Il Portland Railroad have fore
closed the mortgage of said road to secure
the payment Of its debt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-27

ASBraS UNANIMOUS FOE 1nH MANrpAcrra-
ING ACT At the town meeting in Auburn,
to vot. upon the '.act to encoura. G manuiac-
turer, by exempting new mills uachinery
for the manufacture Of cotton and WOODEN
from taxation for ten Year,. one hundred
and twenty voter were thrown, al Of which
tcere IN traor of its acceptance.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-27
From CnliiOrnia-Am ,ricans or
dcred ont Of sonora.

ST. Louis. May %. The California Over
land mail. April 18th. arrived yesterday.
1t is reported that all American citizens
residing at Hermosillo in the Mexican terri.
tory OF Sonora. had been ordered 10 leave the
city under !'enalty Of death No cause is
assigned for this sudden hostility.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-27

STEAM NAVIGATION BETWEEN MAcgIAs AND
bostoN. We understand that some Of our active
business lnen contemplate building a small pro-
pelIer, to run from this port to Boston, for the
transmission OF freight and passengers. IL will
De q great advantage TO our business men, as il
Will ensure more prompt and speedy transmits
sion oi fre gilt than b. the present means.
.daehias Republican.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-27

More foreign news may b. expected in . day
or two by the Asia, which WAS 70 sail he 18th,
with Liverpool sdvces to that date. The Liver.
pool markets BY the latest dates. shev large Dc.
cline in Rreadstu6s. The advance vas By hold.
er', and they found purchaser, thsrsssss psiess
tumbcd down one-half
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-27
DIED.

about ~ years. eS' -"
Msens.-isth inst. John D., son Of Iep.tius
Ana Ameline H. sargsnt. aged 10 years.
aged 50 years. e. A''''
o. h.'tport-lSsh inst. Nn. Mary MsspAy, ss.d
Psry-5th inst, Thomas Hibba,a ...a y
years. 80
In Gardiner; on ssta rday. Mary Alice, dasxh.
YER Of w@. u. and Mary A. 6aoay. sseS !
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-27

"Tnz NAME noNoRED AND FEARED" The
Bangor Democrat says, 1.-The very name of
Democracy is honored and feared abroad :"
Everybody, long since, ceased to honor the
dseds done in the name of Democracy, there
fore it is some consolation to know that the
name has survived tina use made of it.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-27

DISTRESSING AccI DENT. 4 little child
eleven months old, belonging 10 Mr. Henry
Jarvis of Surry, while the mother stepped
into neighbours few minutes, fell into
kettle Of hot food prepared for the hogs. and
which had been taken from the stove u short
time, and was burned and suffocated to
'"ath On" cannot well imagine n more
painful and dlstressi = accident.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-27

HoxE MArrEss.-Tte Republican Journal
states that the subscription to the Mt.
Vernon Fund. of the city of Portland was
seven hundred and ninety two dollars, while
the total su Inscription Of the County Of Han
cock was only three hundred and forty one
dollars. We are sorry that the Journal
places 50 low an estimate upon the earnes,
and well directed efforts of the Agent for
this county, and the liberality Of its citizens;
but take pleasure in assuring the Journal
and the public, that the subscription for
Hancock County amounts to six hundred and
thirty two dollars. The subscription Of
Portland also, reaches the handsome sum oil
fourteen hundred dollars
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-27

The Democratic State Convention in Yer
mont for the nomination Of State officers, and
the selection Of delegates to the Charleston
Convention is to meet at Burlington the l6
Of June.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-27

CASH SYSTEM. The Machias Republican
will not send out any more paper. to delin-
quent subscribers after July next, the be-
ginning Of a new volume, the Publisher.
having wisely adopted the cash system.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-27

The DEMlCBAIrC STATE Cow E>TroS is no.
tilted to meet in Bangor on Thursday the
Both day Of June.
LleCoR SEIZURE. About 81 900 worth of
liquor was seized in Rockland by the Mar
shall of that city. They were found in
stores and public houses.