davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-16
= The National IJuiou.

recent events have occurred of a cha racter To in
spHe our friends with fresh hope and stimulate them
tovlgorous and persistent effort In the short nerod
Mncn has elapsed since the disruption Of the Demo-
1tauo party and the nomination. of two sntagoli sic
democratic tickets for th Presidency and Vice-Pre
uenoy the prospects OF the Union ticket have been
50 Largely enhanced as to furnish a prompt and COM
Piete answer 10 the "no chance" argument which
tne organs OF HE secession wing Of the DISRUPTED
democracy are feebly and ludcrousy urging against
it. e-e -e19'
The Committee have the strongest confidence in
the success of Bell and Everet. in Tenne ssee Tbev
oelleve, indeed, that with proper exertions those
gentlemen Can be elected by the people in Noye-s-
Der. In wore, the Committee are fully persuaded
that the friends of the Union Candidates have tbe
highesI encouragement to labor zealousiy and M
cedsingiy in their behaffrom this time until the close
OF the canvass. But to achieve success the great
the indispensable instrumentaty is the general dir
fusion among the people of full and correct informal
non showing be true nature OF the issues involved
III the present coneS-the most vital of which is the
preservation OF the Union, under the compromises
ana guarantees OF the Consttution-and presenting
the considerations which, at the present alarming
IN our national affairs impefatiyeiy de-
mand the success OF the Union candidates
Inc committee, Therefore, earnestly call upon our
irlends IN this and the adjoining States aid them
by liberal subscriptions in giving an extensive cir
culaflon to the ''National Union"
EDWAR1> II. EWING.
NELL S. BROWN,
ALLEN A. HALL
JOHN LELLLYErT,
JOHN II. Ca LENDER
Z. W. MAXEY,
HORACE II. HARRISON.
COMMITTEE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-16
Boston. July IL

The Boston Courier establishment was at
tached to-day at the suit of the Hon. j ohm P.
Hale, of New Hampshire, for an alleged
libel contained in an article published in the
Courier of the I'd inst. Mr.. Hale claims
$4,000 damages. 1t is understood that
Caleb Gushing, B. F. Butler, and Chas. Levi.
Woodbury. have been retained by the Courier
proprietors to defend the suit.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-16

~Let il be rembemered. that Caleb Cusb:
ing, who presided over the Southern Demo
cratic Convention, which nominated John G.
Breckenridge and Joe Lane, voted when in
Congress, against the admission of Arkansas,
JecalL,e che tolerated slGrerHi
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-16
10. D. 3. MAJORS, ofShelby.

Central Executive Committee.
EDwIN III. EWING, NEILI. S. BRowN, ALLEN
a. HALL, p. W. MAxEY, JOHN LELLYETT.
JOIN 81. CALLExpER, HORACE II. HARII-
SON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-16
Stock ReGucess.

DREPAR RING soonto make change in our business
Il arran geInents we desire to reduce our present
stock much as possible. In order to do this we
Will offer present stoSk of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods at reduced prices We have on hand tine
assortment of Silk Berages, Musins and Travelling
Goods and in fact every thing one could wish for.
Also, White Goods, Embroideries, Hosiery, Table
Darnask, Sneeting, Bieached and Brown Domestic,
Plantation Goods for men and women, Cloths, Cassi
meres, Vestings and Underwear for Gentlemen. We
wish 10 call particular attention 10 our bargain
ter on which viii be found all times many desira
BILE goods al one-fourth their value.
apr13-tf NICHOLSON & HUMPHREY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-16

What's the use," said life long demo
crat TO one of our citizens Saturday, ''ior ne
to vote for either BRECKENRIDGE or DOUGLAS :
Neither of them can be elected, and il such
crisis as the present, wish my vote, when L
cast it. to have some weight Ill the scale OF
the Union. / have. therefore, determined to
support BELL. and EVERETT. Ii my party
were united aud harmonious they might effect
something. aud would stand by them. But
now, split into two sections, each bitter anu
unreIenting in its hatred of the other, moth
ing is left to encourage me-nOthing to give
me a reasonable hope of success-and must,
for the campaign, ally myself with those who
NAV succeed Sensible talk, sensible talk :
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-16
New Publications.
English Books.
w. T. BERRY & co.

IA Pc JUST RREYHED
THE TEN YEARS CONFLICT: being IN. s,.,or,-
the disruption Of the Church of Scotland nv Pc
Der Buchanan, D. n. ? vols ye. half calf
Portraits.
srFINaEITz's HISTORY OF THE JEsurrs axo,.
svo-, half calf
Fox's ACTS AND MONUMENTS OF THE cB1-eca
with Portraits and Memoirs, embracing wis
vo, half Russia.
:" Best edition Of the famous book of Martyrs
ToDDs LIFE OF cRANaER; 2 vols, svo.csl
PROVERBS OF ERASMUS; two volumes in one. hal,
calf '4
FoSBRoKE'S ENCYCLOPEDIA OF .N74o17177r,S
vols 4to, half morocco.
FoSBR oKES FOREIGN TYpoce
OF the Ancient Remains in Africa as,, a., e
rope: vol, 4to
WRAXALL'S PoSrHUMoUs MENorpS or, ,y,S ,,,,-,,
TiNEi vols. vo.. half calf; Portraits.
MEMOIRS OF THE COURT OF MARIE aNror,rr,,r,
Queen of France; Yols.cloth.
MAD. DE STALLS GERMANY. . roll. ;.
half calf VHe' Q o-
0oL" hHs NOVELS, new EDITION, edited by the an.
thor, 20 vols, calf.
MARIA EDcEWoRTH's TALES AND NOVELS ero,
SCOTS (Sir Walter,) MISCELLANEOUS PROSE-
WORK; Is vols, half calf
SCOTS LIFE, by LOchhart; 10 vols. balfc,Is
SCOTS PoETICAL WORKS; 10 vols. bsIsc.,r
SCOTS wAvERLY NOVELS; 4s vols half
rocco. anu
CAAPBhlLS SPECIMEN OF THE BRITISH POETS
win Biographical and Critical Notices. vols
half morocco. '
CRABBS DICTIONARY OF GENERAL sSow,rncr
i vol, svo.
RoSC0E'S ITALIAN NoyEIJsrs FROM, ,A
period, vols, half calf.
ROSES NEW GENERAL BIocR.pt,rc,r ,,c.,,o,..
KY the articles contributed by the most eminan,
scholars of the day, complete in 10 v.ls S.
calf. 1850 ''V'
WHEWELL ON THE PHILOSOPHY OF n,scovrpv
limo. i'
WHEWELL'S HISTORY OF THE JNDrcrrvr ScT
ENCEs, 5 vols. u mo.
MILLS PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL ECONOMY.
OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE ESSAYS; $ vols,
calf.
OXFORD PRIZE ESSAYS, vols, half morocco.
OXFORD TRACTS FOR The TINES, 6 vols. calf.
RELIQUEs OF FATHER PROtT,1yoI.
BosWoRTH's ANGLO SAXON DIoTToNARY.1
Svo.
iAoN ION > CHESS PRAXIS, Supplement to the
Chess Players handbook. I vol
D'AOBlGNEs HISTORY OF THE REFosNATTo
he" Eaiton, with numerous fine Portraits. S vols
half calf.
NiNEi'S STUDIES OF PASCAL, 1 vol.
i-ifE oF JEAN PAUL RICHTER, together with his
o-oi0graphy, translated from the German
VOL
POETRY OF THE ANTI-JACoRFN cor,,,,.,,, ~,
Gu rol'ihcai and Satirical Poems, Paro-
uieS ana Jeux D'Esprrt of Canning and others. 1
vol. calf
'oNGs OF BERANGER, Will. a Sketch Of his Life.
vol. calf.
NEAoiRs OF THE DUKE OF URBINO. illustrating
Tue arms, Arts and Literature of Italvfrorn lao
10 1880 1 vol. smo. calf
bULWER's POEMS AND DRAMAS ro,s
'hhklDEN KNOWLES DRAMATIC WORKS. : vols.
rALFoURD's DRAMAS, / vol.
TAYLOR s HOLY LIVING AND DYING. . vols.
DAILY STUDIES DURING LENT, / vol.
4 PLAIN COMMENTARY ON THE GOSPELS.
vols.
y DhOADE OF ITALIAN WOMEN, by T. Adolphus
Troliope- vols.
If-l@n vi THE REFORMATION, Luther, Calvin,
LA'imer and Knox; by John TaIoch, DID
W. I. BERRY g. CO..
'"o-1 Public Square.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-16
Down With Your Dust,

IF you wish TO sweep Hne Carpets without injuripg
i them or raising dust, use HE PATENT CAR
juiyis-u MACKENZIE & MINcHN .
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-16
CAMPAIGN PAPER.
me constitution, The Union and the Enforcement of
the LalGs."
JOHh BELL AND EDWARD EVERETT.
X o s p Z c. U =
THE NATIONAL UNION,s

ald IN the suppression OF sectional strife, the
- ~ ~ satoh OF the Union from impending peril
anu lhe restoration of feelings OF brotherly Kindness
e @ lne North and the South, and as a means
oi mpllshng those high and patriotic aims 10
Ptoioto the election to the Presidency and Vice.
rFTTesidency of JOHN BELL and EDWARD EVER
inc central Executive Committee OF the Union
.t az y oI tennessee, lave made arrngements with
ne rroPfietors OF the Republican Bosser and Dali,
- d r Ior the publication OF Champaign Paper"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-16
Import mt to House-keepers.
f. II. DURKEE S. CO.'S
SELECT SPICES

ABSOLUTELY AND PERFECTLY PURE,
but ground from fresh Spices selected and cleaned
by expressly for the purpose, without reference
to cost. They are beautifully packed in tin-foil
(ined with paper,) to prevent injury by keeping
and are full weight. while the ordinary Spices
almost invariably short We arrant them in point
of strength and richness of flavor,
BEYOND ALL COMPARISON,
as single trial will abundantly prove.
Manufactured only by
{. r. DURKEE & CO.
feb1S-dkwtf Isl Pearl street. New York
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-16

MONDAY MORNING, JULY is, 1860.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-16
SALES R00M NO. e7 COLLEGE STREET.
Special Aucf;an N.t;ca

~ "Wednesday morning, July ISM at L O'Clock.
" BENZ. +. SHIELDS L Co., will sell Without re,
serve Tor cash. an Invoice OF Prime Rio Coffee Loaf
qaors, cir. 20 cases Cabinet Champagne Wines OTIS
and pts; % baskets assorted brands do 10 which
ye call The attention of FaIniIies
VIII De added, variety Of useful and ornamental
items. sale positive.
JaIyla-if BENZ. F. SHIELDS 4 CO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-16
ELECTORAL TICKET.

ELECTORAL TICK EFT.
FOR TIE STATE AT LARGE.
BAILIE PEYTON, of Sumner.
N. G. TAYLOR. of Carter.
FOR THE DISTRICTS
/. WIN. NJ. BRADF ORD, of Jefferson
2. o. P. TEMPLE, of Knox.
3. ALFRED CALDWELL, of McMinn.
4. S. S. STANTON. of Jackson.
5. E. /. GOLLADAY. of Wilson.
6. WIN. F. KERCHEYAL, of Lincoln.
z. JOHN C. BROWN, of Giles.
8. JOHN F. HOUSE, of Montgomery.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-16
Emil Rosam Shirts.

lust received an assortment Of FULL bosom
q SHIRTS, with and without collars. Bosoms Of
Linen Cambria and Bishop Lawn. Also, a small Let
Of Shirts, With nne Embroidered Bosoms, by
apr5-G H. Mc6ILL
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-16
For President.
JOHN BELL,
oF TENNESSEE.

For Vice-Presfdent,
EDWAR RID EVER TT.
OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-16
The Prospect I'm Virginia.

v
To the Hon. ". II. Welsh, Chairman Dem
cratic State Committee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-20

on an order fixing the legal wrisht OF pot4
toes, AcceI ted
Mr.. Drummoni, from the same Commit
tee, reported bill authorizing James Bro
phy to extend wharf mt the water of tvs
tine harbor also bill additional to incorpo-
rate the Female Orphan AsyluHi il Portland.
Read and Monday assigned
Mr.. Morton. from the same Committee. re-
ported that bin to repeal An ,tct in relation to
the competency Of witnesses approved April
:, $500. ought MT to piss. Accepted.
Adjourned.
HOUSE Pertains pfcssat.d aad .t.rred -
Petition OF the European and North AmerI-
can Railway Company, for enlargement OF
their charter and for State aid; OF Joseph
CARAVAN and others, for u lot of land for the
purpose of erecting mills Of the Trustees Of
Harpswel Academy for State ali.
Mr. Packard Of lIanpden, moved to take
up an order on the subject Of printing and
binding, and that it he passed, Carried. and
the order passed in concurrence.
On motion Of Mr. Hanson Of China.
Ordcred, That the Committee on Judiciary
be instructed to inquire into the exPedieney
OF the passage Of L law requiring the Trca-
surer Of State to lay before the Governor aud
Council, ut the close OF each quarter OF the
year, true exhibit u tie inuucial condition
Of the Trcasury
/ On motion ot Mr.. Rich Of Frankfort,
/ Ordered That the judiciary Committee
be instructed to inquire into the expcdIency
OF repeating or amending chapter l0i Of the
laws of 1859, relating to witnesses aud cyl
dcnce.
On Motion OF Mr. Heath Of Detroit.
Ordered, That the Committee on ia iieiary
be directed to inquire into the expcdieney OF
50 amending the law relating Il the assese-
ment Of taxes is to exempt from taxtti2a
any an! al property INV exempted by law
from attachment for debt
On motion oil Mr.. Tyler Of Alexander.
! Ordcr.d, That the Committee IN the
Judiciary be directed to inquire into TIC
expedicnty Il repeating chapter Is u tAt
Public Laws Of the ystf l>j4.
Adjourned.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-20
Saving the Union.

bu"tes and hatlcs, boy once said he dbl not care
tur hats boots but he was most dead Il, T Il 5o-
7o'a MT. 4 great many silly people, Nowadays,
think this rullieking stout limbcd brat, which We
cali the Union, is almost DIVING to be saved
From hat OF whom it il to be saved is not So
clear pitfercI doctors arrive AZ different dag
nosis # the disease, and consequently the nos
tgulu4 prov iacd Ter its cure are different. For
amusement, We have read some few medical works
sta adard works, Of all the different kinds Of
pathys,' and do not now recollect Of any trca-
ti-e ON the alarming disease with whi,h the CLIO
ricus Union is at present afflicted, uuless it shall
turn cut TO be q cutaneous eruption, and outward
applications are the necessary remedies If we
should dare venture an unProfessonal opinion it
would be that the dear Union is suffering from not
being let alone by the fools and rogues that are
now trying to "save" it. The Union dying for
"A 5osga. pm p" diving to be saved - the bare
thought is prcpostcrous. We suppose while guilt
biiity is one Of the most prominent Characters
tics Of many minds, that there will be any guam
tity Of dcmagogucs ready to take al possible ad-
vantage # this weakness Of human nature. =
therefore, while thr world stands there viii be
Parson Millcrs, declaring the end Of it IS nigh "a;
haad; md while the Union lasts, there will be po-
h'ieal knavcs declaring its speedy tuition II
these birds Of ill omcu, or rather these croake-s
could DC caged at some Insane Asylum ard kept n
bread and water, and the q dear union, have rest
lfem tAeir chattefiHs nonsense, and peace from
their ;Uinfooleries for y short time should hear
no more about the crisis" impending over Us,
Ac shut up the noisy oncs. whose only aim il
Is 70 make political capital il faetlet the patient
alone aud ali VII he well.
We hive been led to say cur say" On Union
.a,lag, hom having received long string Of res
buttons passed j. IurParted at a Union meet
ins III feu,bsret, n this equity The account ol
tu.s meeting !, not Il ned by the President
rctafg. Al We have 10 means Of knowing wAeth-
u TIE document is genuine one or not and care
less. TIE letter accompany NJ it, and request
ia. :: Publication, il signed a EepIt!icaa. -
We should he s5sry 10 believe tLa; any genuine
,cpat.t,u has suffered IS fears to ct tie better
Of us ljgueut II this matter, and ed him iuta
IL modern Union meeting. after the psealo demo
ers,ie stamp, as a pafticpatar. If We had boy
ten years yid guilty 4 such weakness, he should
be kept from miaslius WITH common boys uuttl
hi mind was more mature aHi there were less ia
Ji!ity # Ii, being the tu;t Il hi, playlaates.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-20
Saturday, Jan. Ii.

sIxArr.-Petitions presented ana referred =
BY Mr.. Hammatt, petition of Ira Wad-
leigh and Benjamin Dyer, that the Land
Agent be authorized ~ convey to them u
township of land.
Mr.. True, from the Committee on Indian
AE4irs, reported a resolve in favor Of the Pc
nobscot Indians. also a resolve in favor OF
the Passamaquoddy Indians and the same
were severally read once and Monday assign
ed for second reading.
Petition Of John PARIS and Margaret No
BILE of Portland, for a portion of Land from
the State, came from the House referred to
Committee on Judiciary.
On motion OF Mr.. Drummond the Senate
nonconcurred, and referred the petition to
the Committee on State Lands and State
Roads.
Mr.. Liyermore. from the Committee on
judiciary, reported legislation inesPedient
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-20
The Irresistible Conflict and
the truth of History vindica.
Tod
eoN1BfssioNst uEg,,r

Nr MrNn-ht-I Nil c.r>.Ia... s,.,, a..
meat Iwa5i read ,f.fy ...,,....,. : ''.''
q'ote lat iH.mf II. Arm H.. So. ,,,'i -
ma el lH9H5s II. -l-fff54 ..=g455-,r v.
ia III" Cult.a States senate. -, nm. ~
~, Hl1,a name, ar. fl, r,.t.,. 80
dr1s, Yea IN Il-,a.r. II yn.,t W. h.Ji.,..' -
be4s dunn 4oty.au the most ima.,r,a,,
'rct ~. Presented Cor your c-,,.t..r',;
W ai!.Ia = tn conflict between r.. :.
srtt sections Of the Gai,n. ,r.#tia, ',5 ~. ny :
"a 4rsn~e Of fciiug and orIoi5n :, 'r u, 81
euee To thareatious exi,tin, ha,wacr -.
tWa races, Ear ppan aad lfr,e,n W. wEi m
indahit the southern section aa1 ,t, Ven
ayr s,iou and cncr,aehlncnt IN ~, ~ :. = Ia u
lei The conflict c,nnenc,.t moi lao'. ai -
eaekn,wiel.gnent ~ aa. ' ' ia, i"nI alter
,rray.d -, u"'ti IL has
TIE south On iii. most vital sliiec, = '' ~,
Progress of thi- conflict. a,,rassi,n bas
followed aggression and encrg,rbm.n, sas
croaclment, until they HAY. reached =, -,
when d regard FIR p,,.ce and .,t.ty viii I ~,
permit Us II main l9nger .iI~nt2, "''' ''o'
NJ object ia rradiu, hi. !. >, sbo,, a..
To Mr. Seward Has been ciyen bonar NJ NC,
than Is due. Inc f,lI5yi-g are tts -, -
'"3l,>.rs a Atr ,i,'.'','' af ~.
and Mason, Of Virginia. C'Ihnnna mi liner p',1
al Sauth C.rl., "a INV but!eT,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-20

new 'EsSEls.-We are indebted /, 4 D..
10" Esl, Collector, for the following iis, ~ -.
e'' Iaiit IN the hach'as District for Inc ,,1
'HS December jlst, 1853. ''-' Gnu
9ehF. George, Maehlas, built by y. T.an.f.ri,,u
IA tons, 9V.95ths ~ A'hsle!'ow
aehr, Harriet Newell, Machias, Gardioe,
Lonsteliz.w, lCj-96 'Aia'hef
Co, 1919 "A. d J 1ai0ot d
29J-0i - " rope L Co.,
.. Big KarnaoA, E. !MoAia., P. r4Ibo, and Son,
ing Willie. Cutler, Turner and wilder 1so no
bris sarah, Cutter, " b. stevens III I've
. Big Pedro Sanchez Dol1, Coluinbia l.
Grace Co, 203-i0. IL D.
% BFii john chrystal, Cherryacld, Amo, pvs,
Big Sa@,l Lindsay, CAerryaeIl, Kingsley and
bark Meteor Cherryheld, Amos Over sl9-9-
oen Democrat, >teuoen sam'l steven. AZ ~
1928. -" ION - -
Schr sardiniaq. Harrington. --,ao -
an H's }. D. usasasid, HIibud ge, Ezekiel I Dv-,
"a or; Eatus, E. N4ehias, ]. Mwi,weu and O.
~. F'iS " " Woodruff N.epia.por., q. 5. Wood.
Total tonnage, s,754 tons. l2,s,tA.-u,,.,.,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-20
-AtGtsTA, Jan. 10th

-NtGtsTA, Jan 10th.
DE'R SIR The work Of the y.I,a,;.~+
o''n'n'ss''n IS progressing stea and
"''l' IN all Troha iiity, b. finished IN s.n,n,
t"' w'eks. | think i, viii yi,. ,.e,s~.l 49,,
''''c'''o. It viii s9,a be finally d,.cosea
o. unless the mem7ers of shsI1esi.ls,,,a
manifest eesire to tinker" It to rMeb
Inc .'WAteAlnea IN the Walls Pm, !,
TINS c'ty' are not SOW IN DECLARING INT ~
hee'hoI4er' and oies.seekers ,hei, sim, Ttak
ley Mr.. Dexter yesterday, in his se1-,sa'-'s
P'"'el out the difference, between ( Ri AZ isad
'ef "Al repat'i1n,' proving mos, eonei I,. 70. ~
'"V'y 'na' many men Of reputati. are men
Of 'Ad Character. We build churches far
reputation, we get ofhce for reputation,-ws
'tdlnpIe Oh the nights Of others, and favor
DAD men, If they are men Of influence in
1of'o the unprinc'pled. il by so doing. Wa
can acquire reputation" lie spoke boldly
aud plainly and no doubt his renarks xiil
have an influence for good.
Rev Mr.. Dag of Providspoe. r, I,aslr,
efed lecture in the evening on thos.f bwer
81 cnafaeter'' before the Young Men.
tristan Association. !" Il vas an e.cellsn,
ilsc0ur''' Song Ria the speaker. have no
only feaet the charaeter,of 9th.
on tie Popular side. always ready
o echo the sentiments ofs,he most non,l,,
nan; but the W. of character will 800
OF the night, evn if he stand aIons H.
enarkS a1ou''ds in Just sentiments .onad
sbiIe ,,ra %I IN rehaet'n thoasht
q IKE .ppies Of 60, in pictures #
The Treasurer Ell, Is evrs s'.' ~ 'iiser.
'ondsmsn to-day. ''''' win MS
, Yours truly,
OBSERVER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-20
The American for 1860.

! This num9er completes the VA Y''6'he -
the Amertsea. We snail commence the new
Yolame,w s2me improvements "A'en 9a'
readers, na doab; vii appreciate \ NV
suit Of Typ Tor iae reading est'm'lS' i4aS
been procured from the Foundry ei Nessfs
Hobart ( Robins AMI wa - u7'd IN M
provin. tae l99is OF the ir't 'am'e' 81 IN
Win volume n ea5rts viii b. 'PaFeo g
improve aal beautiiy the mechanical 'llV'l.
anee OF the A4lsrleaa N other respects. 50
far as natt=r AMI manner, arc e7Fetrnsd' IN
getting up TIE A~efaaa, 1t falls lar snort q
what We desire It should b.. Inc great
point we have ann d At has ben 10 max 4
good local paper, satisfied i! we could d.
that; and e5nten; + let wiser ami more learn
ed journalists, tAlk wisely and profoundly d
European wArs and turapean politics. SaeA
matters : N sre imaadmtaly e5Icern the
people whare oar ptpsr c'reai"tes, seem u
b. Just the matters which should be gwen a
prominence. AM control the chara!sg. OF til
f lasenSihle Of tie steadily Increasing power
and strength Of the Metropolitan Press, and
the tendency anon. the people To pa:raniz
The Tr.lme. B,s.oa Jgl-aat &c, &c, at
the sxrens. ii their l5eal p4p,r. The only
way t4ea,f5r l5cal Paper, t. suecael. AL Is
for them t. be filled with home news. ofIocai
interest. AMI If Just that kind If news not
10 be found in b ston and Nsw Y,rk pa
pers. We'd, no, complain, because we have
no ri.bt to dos OF the large numbers of the
Tribune and other papers taken T. some ex-
tent, i, reacts col the Gep.a, Of ,ae local pa
per. because the habit of aiding increases in
a RAID viii tie s3prly furnished Tn
moro IN, r.i.i,. the cr,at,r lis 4 ,ir,s fy7
b,ots,nl 13osrs Tbsa TT TrlrAqc m.
come t, b. an institute Of the country
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-20

F,ar-.,t Il o'clock VI ssdih fire
broke out in the buifH4 ~ Enhle st.
owned by Alspdy F. lkSe &npied
by drake sSsIiahnatord. liafn1 skcss. and
j. Q Jacques, RelreshIns,t sals and as a
bowling alley overhead. The bl3aiag was
burned completely out. sTksshcd connecting
with Geo. Blbcock's stakiain thesfear, was
partially burned His large and valuable
stock of horses were saved, with the cxcep-
ton Of one which was severely injured by
the falling of wall. and his sleighs and
carriages were removed with slight damage,
There was no Insurance. VI his stock,
Drake Il Ilannaford were insured - 300,
large part of their STOCK was saved The
building was insured for 50, 500,-Portidnd
Argus.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-20
The Lawrence Calamity.

thcv r,,ySa, incidents and CO.. ,.,,;., 49, ~
the heart sad There are ho,o,er hr;ah. snats
:, mis- sorr,vfn1 oal,,ni.n IT. ;,
does thu svr,n,th,or1 oia.r;.,. =, III 81,
nc rr,.l, 90 81, ,l.on, To- 1T. 80
ferinrs If tho afflicted orcs T., o,.,ro.
,,..ss,,.o, .i;,,...l,el II, -
nro,nntIv fr,m lowell u,yorbn1 ,t,..ha.
~ tIa.hna, p.,3c,., pS.,,' - "
Derry \ II arl narro-s rla r;,au,,,
Of n w,ar,e WINS ,..a o., .a,n.,-,-n H.
,,;,nl and rood. a,a wir,,.- -, -,
ed 70 the wants # ~. u.ann3,I
IT, r..
saws he arrived a, tho .cona If ,bo aa.;5. .'
!, six u,,,,,s of,.r ,ho .,.,.h No.,
timo each ,oir... witnessed ,,an. -.
From every norton IF tho vro,.L .,'II >,
seen hands and limbs rr.;.e.f,,, e., ~.
creyices. and here and there nors,r ,or
hmm. so,newh,, d;.G,.ur.l dro..,.;o ~.
from the ruins D9rm, .5e nj,,bt u Tno.-
,a,,. 81. ..,..,.,. ..- 1,ao ,,,.,.,
apjnl,.snt H.. vr,ck II,r.i,..1.l,.ir.:...,,
,,r,.r,,..,.; .,.,u.i.I an, -. - '.''''
Li,L,r mad ,ti.F.r !, s,.r.J, - Co.,
f.r H., v.,., ,a.#,3 .o,;..a a. V
i..h.4.,s -, a.,
g., Nv ILL ,a.,..I,.,= "a ~ ''',
No, he ilente:4 ~
\ Mr. Morris p liner = .la,c