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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-21

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's,.4t45a % TIA; s.f.t.e-azn. tie i" Hawthorne
Is.:.la - izl, 4 the medallion be; u Ii.
a4th5r u :. Hsr5is Pann. =. The H9qss
S.a >1Feu GlbI-. "a TIE Scarf. Letter -
rom the .tadi3 u Sir L. 7. Kanizs Ut New.
aaah ~ IT. 01f9ri strset. X viii te re
rnsln .,ered TIA, TIA. medallion il a token "
sz,sen and az e;igu l. Mr. Hawthorne from
sua5r d hi. Eazli.h and American
FIRMS and a1nircr. -L2ndan Aaer.can,
Fl y.
Nf. knight, tie u.is-sxaks gen,lamaaIy
publisher il Mime boy, and fine spsci.
assn d the Yankee. lie is a native Of West
brlyk, fJr while rc.iden. Of Icsist0n,
slbse4aeutly of New York CITY. While
rseiient u NV York be had OCCASION t.
1isi, kog,ane two Or three times On business :
a, one II these si.its, while Mr buchanan
vas the American Minister, at the Court Of
It. james, be called On him 10 procure some
assistance IN the form Of pass or writing
emitting the hear.r to adnit.anee u some
public institution which his usiness required
him 70 gam access 10. " Old Buck = was
inclined 70 the play the bear, raised objections
and made very particular inquiries as to his
literary a.tainments, AMI sired u know at
what college be graduated, &c. The demo
cratic Yankee, could not stand all the Old
man = icincss, replied that be had sufficient
literary attaiaments 10 manage the bushes.
in hand, and 70 understand how 10 obtain
the favor which he was inclined TO deny him
turned on bis heel, wcat - his hotel aud
wrote note u sJfne British Lord. stating
his ishes. Ia few hours the gentlenanly
+ Britain answered the note and forwarded the
necessary paper 70 permit him to visi. the
place. SIR. Knigh. at this time was an en-
thuslastic democrat, ba. We judge, from
reading the letter in which he, at the time,
gave an account Of the affair, not much Of
an adlnirer Of the i" Sage Of Whea,land ="
The LondJn Americaa has rendered the
Union cause valuable service, since the re-
bcllion, its columns, ever since the fall oil
Fort sumpter, being filed with able and
timely articles on American affairs. Chas
Francis Train has ventilated his ideas in it.
pages, sending home to all traitors 10 the
Union, and all British sympathiz.rs, such
pointed thrusts as will make him remembered
by them fer long time
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-21
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-21

The vote on the Presidents pr5po,i-
ton in the House Of Representative, dis
closes the fact that the Democratic laei4 bers
are opposed to the plan, notwithstanding the
papers in that interest declared in It's favor
at first.
" Upon the question Of saspcnding the
rules 50 as to permit the resolution 10 be
presented. the vote was, Yeas 81. NAYS %
of the Yeas, IS were from Republican mela-
bers, and II only from Democrats. OF the
nays, ~ were from Democrats, 3 from Re.
publicans.
vi the 81 democratic votes against the
resolution, 20 we're from northern members.
The resolutions passed by about the same
vote on Wednesday,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-21


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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-21

A PLEASANT TNE.-The ladies Of the
" est Trenton Baptist Sewing Circle. con.
sisiing Of but fourteen members. held a Fair
ana Lesee in the Town House on Friday
evening harca lith. The house was fall.
notwithstanding the stormy appearance Of
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-21

"QEaEEg GuSs. Our raalers VIII re.
d. .nbsf that private letter from Richmond,
printed Ia thesscJ.5mns February 2sih, from
q gentleman whore opportunities Of obssrya-
tiYE were among the test, stated positively
that the re5s.s mad les than 200 .lajU men ia
tie field, ana that tleir force on the line OF
tire PJtJmac I'd n5t exceed 60 600 men. -
The latter particular Of his intelligence ha.
received fiag4lar confirmation within the
last tH1 days IL is Acknowledged by tn Sc
Who have examined tie work. Of Mln4ss4s
that tie army encamIed there, and which
Tor - many months occupied our own army
Of 2t0stH0 men, and with It's Quaker =
guns and ingenious b5ldness Of pickets - de-
eeiYed our military auth5rities-that this
great Manassas army did not really number
siEiy thousand men while the /" Gibraltar
d virginia . IS nothing but an immense
hambag. IL is not very surprisin, that
Lnglishmen, who, like Sir james Ferguson
and other, Yisite1 the Manassas lines. and
afterwards saw, within our own, what a vast
tree the rebels were holding in check With
Their snail army, went home despising the
:. iedefale, and full Of admiration Of the
rebels and faith in their success -IPoa.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-21

ForSb DEAD.-on the 18th inst. a baav
was i1and on Dayis's Island in the woods,
ahaef tn snow, near the stage road leading
rom VI iscassst u Damariseotta. supposed =
baFe been ccad three or four weeks. Be ra-
prs found on his Ters1n it was aseertsIned
t. be The body Of DR.. Bryant Morton. form
cry Of Cleveland, Ohio, lately Of Damaris-
Gotta Me- BatA Times.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-21
Wseg,>cras. March i. 1852


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NE ADVANCE,
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relieved # hi. ,7nef,I - :, LOU
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= vac e-hin'hd gwen TO INN, under the
circumstances oil his cas-. The influence
against h.n was not strong enough TO pre-
t n Tue resident from doing HIM Justico.
- % nr, Lincoln Is IN every mouth this
1tb"n ,ba .s sD".o AM aus 'arness.1
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-21

Pillow AND FL1YD II DtssRAeE-We
learn from Richmond that Jea DAVIS -. az.
pTisei the retel Congress that he ha- sustea-
ded Generals Pillow aud Floyd from i5c.r
commands, until they can give more F1tis-
factory accounts Of their action at Fort Don
elson. The President is dissatisfied With
their reports The message sta;es taat n.i-
Their Of them say that TeinfJreemsuts were
asked for, nor do they show that IA. position
could not have been evacuated AMI a wagl.
army saved as well as a part d il. Il d.
also not shown by what authority two .euior
generals abandoned their responsibility by
transferring the Command 70 a junior officer.
Petersburg and the surrounding ten miies
have been placed under martial lax, a. we'll
as Richmond AMI Norfolk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-21


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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-21

DEsrRrerlyF FlRF.-The oil cloth estab.
lisbment of Alden Sampson Il sons, at Man
chester. (near lialloweli1 was destroyed ~
fire on Thursday. Loss very heavy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-21

Aioat noon Generals Mcclellan and Nc
b1wcil, with their staff, and two thousand
ets4lry FIR an esc5ft, e4me Up aui t,ok the
rad u Manassas We fe.l in With them
aGd f1llowed on down l. Manassas. All
Al5n, u the left Of the road VS. one e5utin-
uou- string 4 hut, tents and forts, all emp
y n9w-n1t human being ar animal show
q tAem-e!ves-n1t sluu1 save the cIA,t r
4 the horses hoJis, anl the shrill notes of
-. busles, u the bud ord = Of tae officers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-21

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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-04

Maaas Iisaui Mud VIM gpfnn. john ken
laf. Joshua nlr q Nai1fs
Coh'hfehia..N e., snoisl. a. utlnIn D.
dsfan, NeY DfiHit iatub Ailra. inln Mo-
lifevef. Cirrus kum. \ imha. VIM liNk.
lhos NllsoH, Alhe,i iashlot. J n Msfmsn q
isusy " 8 Watt a. Minhitle = M
SNYDER VIM putl utsfee Iisle 1ha ! tsf
es. Nm CLARK Peter Whlsief ias Williams.
We Metau. John shalef. A J savage
Ihe tnlloslnA resolution Has alsn adopted
hfs9ied, Tbs. ihe proceedings "a tlfa NEE
~ 30 published W 90 JFtfwi .igb and STIR
kfHhHd
uH eo'ion lhe inlluvhg pefsans ssle aplnipi
~ rphltsl CNmmliier w JAMIE itiel fhas
Misan, lrie peselin joia ll,ewb DE- wer o.
Wa clah, q Cnnnet
Afiei 90 able apd elle,iito fleeh ~ iale Dc
ssiln, atd few eeil nmei lemtts y, ht
Chairman ilp cuni rutoH aliuHfHei
q MALONE re.idrut
''fhas wusos s,.,,,.as.
lllHyiunsf tnUIfl plf,au p4py
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-04
Democratic Convention at Wayn.
County.

Pursuant to notice, the Democracy Of Wayne
county met IN convention at the Courthouse. In
ceuter,llle, January /, 1862,
Ca motion. Rleagm Malone. ESQ, was called
a. tie chair ~ President OF the Convention, aud
John bredberry and = For, elected Vice Press
dcnts.
Thomas Wilson and VIM j Mason we're ap.
pointed Secretaries.
Late Develin, james Elder Edward Nuld DR.
Weaver. Joshua Dive Thomas Wilson AMI q
conuer. were appointed Committee ON Resolu
tom.
The following persons were appointed com
mittee 10 select delegates 10 The Convention 10
be held ~ Indianapolis on the sih inst, VIZ ia.
cob brooks. Geo Debolt. = Brown. John i.uiz.
G Perry Joha Snyder, john Keplur.
The Committee on Resolutions reported the
following. which we're unanimously adopted;
WHEREAS. We, the Democracy OF old WAYNE.
assembled IN mass convention Tor the purpose ol
selecting delegates o. represent vs. IN tie Demo.
crdic Convention which assemblies 10 Indianapo.
IL on the glOriou. sth, 20 take into consideration
the propriety Of nominating candidates for the
various officers of State. do hereby adopt the fol.
lowing RESOLUTIONS.
| kfsolued That We are in favor Of placing In
nomination candidates for the various State OH
ces soon n possible tina, they may have ample
time 90 fully canvass the State
, That Ne instruct our delegates 20 vote for
no man without Knowing him 90 bc honest and
Qualified and a true Democrat
= That now. We hive ever been ia
favor of an economical administration % both
State and Federal Governments and believe IL to
be the dut, of AL ichHe men who love their coun
try 70 unite with the Democratic party in the
coming contest.
ih That we know that this Government was
formed hy icbiis men, upon white basis, and We
believe IL should be administered for the benefit
OF white men
9th That we are now as We have ever been since
the formation OF the Government. IN favor of tie
Constitution and tho union Of the States. and we
repudiaie IL a. base SANDER upon the Democrat.
ic PARTY a. accuse them OF a want9n violation OF
either.
9Th That the Democrats can not place any
confidence in the leaders Of the Republican party,
AZ shown hv their acts this last session OF Con
grcss, and the evidence produced by the Invest.
eating Committee. and that We council all honest
men 20 come out from among them. and assist
IN reiecming cur State and nation from tie obi
ou- and dishonest rule OF Abolitionism.
7th That all Democrats who can make II con-
yenient % be az Indianapolis on the s'h Of Janu-
ary. be invited o. consult and counsel with the
Delegates selected
: That We are lighted 10 learn that there i
a probability Of the revival OF the Richmond
JFsrsonlan, and would recommend that all Tie
Democrats in the county 90 assist in H. c.rcula
ton.
The Committee 10 appoint delegates reported
the following. Who were duly APPOINTED by the
Convention, viz:
Delegates-Lafe Deseln. James Elder. Jacob
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-04
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Ia reference 10 The fep"e,@i advance moee
runts Of The Federal army 10 Kentucky end -
aaanainaf, battle Al uepen river The Cincinnati
.ssstis ~ yestasds, ,emasks nom lelugma,iea
derived num The "hlahusl authority "fhefe
hsa hasa se advance 900 ess 4iis ne attack nom
tha snamY, AID ~ eaugsa na hattie Further, !,
Il not psehshle The Federal lToopa will move hoe
~eri hf I've weeks 10 come. ilpnofu Ilufn
sel"usd hem ,'sesu river 20 l,ovlr,lle GA We'd
nesday, whsfs hehaA since been quietly attending
a. bic hualnsas. - -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-04

World fof our nationality. ~ The surrender ~
knoNn traitors into Ne htufs of hnn American
d mnaihlsrfs. ed hat i10 under aumpulalpn
the tsff aet.of fuffsninf would rN efraief jon
petNs - and nfciisf euHlileu,e in traitor
ilan lufsn llull fhhs lleiltt stand d, om
fHsition aut ouf l4lirltlrs lsf sufle ~ defeat
blio~, and u pefsdeeninfe defeat shsli Fsliaw
lei us feel that ve have % least maintained uui
self fptppai and ere entitled 10 lie respect IT tho
nitIilsei sufii
HHeh Il M ssy iaa afe n1t astei 10 90
difseN lnafs. Sc, liubauH
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course he status ean not b. festorsi-.lhs Con
fs1efste enlssafies can never he surrendered
fuf scttowlfiatn nt,fHthn 30 1tn ftstfios
NffH
fffem ~ Times. nessa
NJ Aeuasi'. msslssl, ,lspanh dsinonsi,ates
feff eleffly that. while "a miphi hsts iaaslhu'l
ue At IT Captain Wllkes w British iHstelsnls
4 wepi have been a. she espenss ~ che great
tilHe lies ~ matsiime las q, shi,h lhs inliei
State have alwafs adhsfpi and a. Whi,h ihpt
waulI I,ha aiese iafs setasd ~ ssaeni ~ ihr
whule whfli. huf ~ No aflsif.lH ~ ufpfl
britain thuau principles afe auflh ~ ~ 4
,lausand f'id more thtH ,hs pefsobsef Mssen
abd Flidnl.
Ne ssv ssus hone sfaumea, 10 ihe ease
amounts - nothing 80 fs.uli ls s'ealapllshe'i
bit fugisnd demaaiei 'he shuehatf ~ ne
"laef sealemes apau the slugHi uisl these
arrest hsa beaa ma'ia andeg 800 ,mslahses uhel'
violated maritime iss and hs,dte,i bee naR oug
uefaumeui sunendus lhen andel lhls demaud,
o. after ga lblmauau ,hal sueh aemhed Nueli
BE- msde fofmally The British Nmli'et@el,es
lbo "asnllemse. regardless Of lhe mp,l,ea ~
considerations whleh lnfua,sed asa tloye'amehl
" surrender hem aid without helng committed
a. Hhi opnslluollnu vllih pui inlH'snnlallN
placed uian lhe Laws ~ nations 80 iho ptsl
lssues helseen he leu uutefnmena lnHland
haa falhei lhu poinl ahe mndo. lhe surrender VI
Use mlsmeu nktn y, ylolmeu hom under 'ls
pu'o,lun NJ hef nsr hi 49, Ameri,in mmet w.
sol md Ne base surrendered ihem without an,
eonees. an - the psa ~ The English nuhufiie.
b. the construction Ne pla,ol uron tho ia.uoa h.
f0lfed n cur p'ul controversies ul@n nfilpn'
rlfhls ~ "a the felHona vhuh 40 presented a
having induced lhrIr mllrlWu, The revolt y
fohpa nut uul,, uyer shufo capture there WI
sufh great tinioiug, bul al The Same time ou'
natitmal aul respect
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FOR SALE.
For Sale or Ia Exchange
FOR CRY PROPERTY.
$50 Acres, the Gallaudet Farm,

situated eight miles from indianapolis,
IN THE INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI RAIL
~ ROAD with the station Gaiaudet in lie center
every fencc nearly all the rails recenty
resei 500 ACRES aon 100 acres unie rrsned -four
good orchar, glt wells II water, good barns ad
us feet long nearly completed family residence
store and stoTc-house. This highly fertile farm, UNI
equaled Ia situation ny any IN the state oy 20 minutes
ly railroad from indianapolis four passenger trains stop
ping the farm station each day. Nth state road
ming through is center y ofered for s~ great
bargain. be divided mt eigh; f.ru.s II de-
sired. For terms apply 10 the owner. > BROWN.
Gailaudct. January Z, lsGl.
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MEDICAL.
PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE


FINo LADIES on DELICATE HEALTH on IMPAIRED
Il organization, 90 o. those hy whom An increasf 81
family Be- from any reason Objectionable, the uudefsisnsd
would offer prescription which perfectly reliable and
safe and which has been prescribed in various pas II
the ud World for the past century Although ths afcle
T. very cheap aud SIMPLE, YET u has been put up ~ hall
PUT bottle, aud sold very extensively a. The eNhofhhn
price Of 80 per bottle. the under sged proposesto hr
uieh the recipe ur ST. by The possession ~ which every
lads supply herself with perfect safeguard, Al any
drug store iur the rng ui 20 cent? pei year Any
physician druggist wl tell you it perfectly harmcss
thousand ~ testimonials can be procured " ~ efficacy
Sent 90 any part oi the world receipt ofr iA address
ing, In, J, 4. btNEkAlA,
70 noS, No. 1858, New Haven, Connecticut.
uly22 d&w 81
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u hises sr Rsea, pleasure 10 state according
~ Tho latest aesuuhis, ihh, Wellington Is sull
ssia, snd that the President snd hs rai,lnrt ace
Va hlah State ~ tumlnsufe 10 ,lus NJ imiand
log even,s rhe army on lie fu,omae lias be-,
Yet male ~ eaaapl mmemaa, IA lllehmeud
ssi l,ls nos occupied, a. Il has besh 70, lie lasl
sls munlhs, N Watching the Capital
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nELL's srsECtrIC PILLS
NOTICE.

oFfIcE or TlIE INDIANA CENTRAL RAIfwsYco,
fniianaroils, iss'erl'~f9, 1871.
.TINHf STOCKHOLDERS n thr lsdllna Cfatfal Hallway
A. held the ofrr - No COMPANY frdlaraiI. 80
Tauray ne Oh dsy January neat, isOl, TT hf fifs.
ton ofbHcofs ~ saf I0npany o. Serve flf sn.lfitg
eaf until their a1ri la 30 elected anf ualI-
fef by order - the Roarsi ~ DIRECTOR.
aec9-d3~ SAMrtL HANNAH. Secretary.
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MARRIED.

nANiR-ATiioN- On The evening ~ January 81, ~ The
Third iTeshyipan thufoh hy huV. Mt ooknan, Nulonr
Jefferson uaya ga Aliss Marietta ", Aihen, daughter
OF pf lamos = Athon
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~ dDFhNTISYHN - IA adfeffiselHsafs taken f0r
sffftaff time and oFifred om hef9e ne fEpffiFi6H
ofhf fine sieclsei, HM be- ohdfgof NJ ogEidr rHBs
faf AZ sFfas Hp ~ Ne time Mey ffe arfffrf ehf
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TELEGRAPHIC.
FURs! FURs!

~ LADIES' FURS FOR SALE AT
COST As do not intend keeping them ior sale IN
n future They Nil be sold New York cost 70 eo~e
ot consisting % ladies' Misses aud Chdrens Fufs, AZ
No - East " ashingteh street. }. X sHAkrE.
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