Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-03-09
NEWS ITEMS.

Court House on the 9th, day OF February
The examination was before Justice Somerby.
Nothing very satisfactory was ELECTED,
though there were circumstances which had
and unfavorable look for Thompson. He
was discharged We learn that a warrant
was issued, charging bin with another crime,
which has not been served, because he took
care to be on his winding way" for parts
unknown.
-" UNION RivER" Division Of the Sons Of
Temperance, Of this village, ha. eighty six mem.
bcrs and ono hundred and twenty seven Visitors.
The Division is prospecting finely, and has done,
and is doing much good in this community. We
are pleased TO hear so good an account Of it, and
to learn Of instances Of its cfecting much need.
cd reformation. Success to all wholesome REFORM
atory Societies.
| PARRY MAR AN AccIDEsr.-The eoving Of the
building which had its inside burned, a few weeks
since, fell to the sidewalk on Sunday, just sf,er
two ladie. had passed They bad not got more
than twenty thirty feet from where it fell, when
the crash was heard II isa piece Of timber TWEEN.
/ ~ thirty fec, long, and large enough to cause
+ instant death
Will cur friends send Us the scconnt Of
their March meetings. with the whole lis. Of Of
fcers elected. ". wish to publish all such local
news.
--The ,cighing In this quarter has gin
oost; = aud tho warn weather bar seriously effect.
| cd the lee Ia the river.
The Maehi. river is clear Of ice belle the
falls and vessel, can now load at aay u the
wharves.
The lie legislature Of KaB,s, passed +. law
TO abolish slavery ia ths, territory by large ma
jority. and Gov. Medary. President BuehAnAn's
official appointec, vetoed it. This shows the e1.
tent Of the bogus democraey's love Of g" popular
sovereignty.s In the las, Presidential campaign
every democrat made himself hoafse in prai,ins
the Cincinnati Platform and Popular Sovereignty.
We now see wha, they both amount to practically.
VIII the Maehias ta,oz give tho public its views
Gov. Medary's veto MESSAGE
The Bath TIM, editor has been sued BY
Mr.. Edwin Soycs for an alleged libel. The dam
ages are laid at $4,000. Bro. Gilman laugh, At
'"e ''eA '""' any ONO '"'"'' '"'"A 'HA' 10 "
worth that amount o. money. We should think
that Nj. Soycs had better withdraw this action
and Commence for Assault and Battery. As
there be no dispute but tat thi, Bath editor
hA, pierced, through and through. with hi, steel
pen tho character Of thi. sensitive gentlemen
-Georgo W. lnger.oll. ESQ. OF Danger died
in that city on tie tnornn: Of the 9Th last His
age wa, 81 years. lie va. a graduate Of Bowdoip
College and native Of New Gloucester in this
state. lie va. Inspector Of Custom, under Gen.
Taylor Of the Penob,cot District, had represented
81, :. l;,;,., g..
a ~ ,ho c.,.,o., ~. a..
c.,
William Emerson, Esq, ono 81 the oldest
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the Anglo Saxon give the number Of passengers
as ,hirty-siI. The oGceu and crew amounted to
serenity four persons.
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post which as has 90 ably and indn.,,i,p,lv sIt.a
John Dancry. suspected Of numbering the
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ELrerIoss To TAKE rLAcE.-In Connecticut, Is,
Monday 10 April Rhode Island lt Wednesday
IN APili' New Hampshire IL Tuesday Ia March: