Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-25

|, A,tl discussion, and ip way ofthnkng, rep
nm T rchcnsinn We wish the writer of the artl=
WI Gle in our eolamns had confined his remarks
1,E, to a discussion Of the rishtfulness or wrong
frot tulness Of such demonstrations.
l. Its sH,S A Plea for Fair Play.
That san For sometime ra.t tie streets have been
iey'e BADLY broken out, and some of the side walks
pit cleared on at all consequently the ladies
Ihat nag DO have been obliged to go out have IRON
- n,ca scccssity, taken the best beaten track Now
Ard wc,me of the village Jchus, pay no attentie n
&iadma1. - ladies or children il they happen to be
Mr., abe street they down, unless they
Steak wice next best thing, get into snow bank
psaeeani as to be out of harms way Is there no
u IL bat,hy to teach such FAR fL'f
nal, y We learn there is much snow Ia the
.,ar iayoods. that the lumbermen are having hard
y pr thS me in their operations, making but atte
.r,h .cadway, aud working hard We have bad
Jr the rast month, snow storms without
Ne lumber, with continued high winds, which
-. IS rendered the travelling dilfcHlt, There
btems to be now change for the bettar
aas
II wv Civ Ilaee tc a communication IN
II tic 'n.wer to the onc by " Public Opinion
ne shich appeared wcek beflre last. We hore
We his one Will cnl the c9ntroyer-,
s"aN w .iliam Black. r-,. of ,a, vlrase.
thrcc wear Ill colt which rAls'd On
y .ten,,iarn and fer which he has been offered
&c s. iti.oi the Drew hlool.
y, tbs Wv iil not receive the notice oil the
a! hoa, and I1.,ec at Buelill, until it was too
so and FOR Insertion.
~ c'" Tic i.,iic~ in connection with the
. =. 'thodt-t s.eiey at Pcnob.cot, will hold a
NV M &C on " etlnesday evening, Feb. l4th.
ages oplr1nEgf,-=Nvc understand that cases Of
the ~ alsrmin.. disease have occurred in But k
i am =.
"a laos =
INV, ., - It i.-eii that tl,re arc twenty-five
! Ell { : F,rt- On The coast between pclaVarc
ndyAaa,l Te,as aud that all hut seven of thc.c
4; x an n,e r,,a -,.1,I by armgl tore. a'5~edIs
VIE, WAR trc,-onahe pula~r, What has tn
'ads IN for i,crnment ,,.n dung al TIM time Tho
ON IN dqNins list l. .isce If the still remain
ereo' :, IN ia tie haas at tho government Fort
~ N Ne(lrury. Baltimare, fsrt Wa-be.ta IN
eylr the Potomac. MARYLAND. F9rt M4ar=e, AT
o}nl bcn ol Point Coal. r. Virginia F7gt sumter,
~ Il me harl,@;aH South caraiina by Wert Bar
u i Ny racks, hey Wo' Florida frt r,ekrn~.
|. What Pensacola Florida, and Fart Marion, i "
r; .hees sa.''ne. FLORIDA.
,ehThcy ~ letter from trienl i" ran''rAey
~ ri Nar,laudL-ays" t'a,.. Mr. Durham, a II rtt-
Il TO VII ,rn man Aao lad l-cn teaching th,rs sime
u field. five or yeaf- ,sitel Mt h- boarding
ssurr hau~., and nr'-'r,l aut e the STATE. liz
- ofenfr= VA, ,tiit,s 81 liuc5in. The men
wh, d.a tho Ii. sraerlul Act bra: IF the Ar,fi
~ Tic -4lorzus men ar tbrea,eutn, us aHl
" nrmine thcm-.yss w i, net know what
l Will come % i.
4 The Managers If the Hudson R,,r
~. vaitoad have directed the freight agents at
ta Altany and Troy not To receive further ship
lew ments OF arms, eprrt for the u~r Of the COY
~ crnmcnt.' SO ~
k{fa, - The Charleston Postmaster admits
81 that-<af.se A"'sr-on' letters have h."
Ki orcncd. hut excuses the Glony upon the
81 ground that only public letters have ben
opened
n What las tie administration teen do
a4sTx the protection Of the Publications
~. and property 4 the government South, for
\ :, i the IN.t two weeks. q for the recovery OF
e those arraiy stolen
re- l. : rc{.ctd thar special lessen ger
~ from the Engineer department stopped
AZ a. Pensacola and refused permission to visit
81 Fort pickcn-.
'bei ryFaur STATE. lave declared their separ
~ atom from the Union viz
The South Carolina ordinance, passed Dee.
ara o Nh Mississippi, jan 9th Florida, Jan.
tIsn m ~ Alabama, JlB>I LIB.
sent esci ,.., A., h rs,d in tho
the Ri ~. y...;.I..,,.. :, iro,,;r. whether
foae - - tho Troy
4" Work. for south Carolina
'kbl,0 Tho Portland Ereua9 Courier is a
asaluf ittmart paper, but it seems to e1lend It's
hsn q nartness in quarrclns with ITS eotempora-
Hsbad lcs.
Air rio.p p Marshall Rynders, and those OF his
9si..r stamp in New York city, have been holding
eiea eaea meeting in tayos OF secession
There were over one hundred bids for
Tor au -rmont loan of 81 900 900.
III sOgeag
r,,n:iSssPSu, secession WIS carried in New Or
i. s~cp, m
III bS regent vote in New Orleans shows
afs ..90e voters refused to 90 to the polls
M e7LoYIsof Il 900 voters only 5000 voted and
NV .rxf the majority for secession was only 800
he i is stated by passengers from that city that
elo,yaew Of the Northern residents voted and
lrgairsw Of the naturalized citizens. 10 Other
W. ! ofsords the Union men have staid az home
nd and allowed the secessonises 70 carry 'le CT
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