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East Maine Conference.

The East Mains Conference Of the VI. t.
Church. commenced its annual session al
Cherry seld On Wednesday last, and contiu-
ued until the following morning, yesterday
when il satisfactorily closed lie important
b,;siuess. Whatever nay have been the
doubts of any iniiviiuals respecting tbs ae-
eamnsiatisns which it, members might Re
ssirs in tbs place, they were so2n and hap
ply removed Almost every house in the
village. vi;alu. distinction Of religious sen
ti-ucat Or attachment, was freely opened for
their reception. and while the citizens have
beea highly gr.ti6ci with their guests, tic
latter have gone away. il s balissej, vel
Pleased With the hospitality they eri yel,
AMI " til favorable impression Of tie place
and Is inhabitants. The meetings Of the
Csutsreaca have been Interesting and in
strult.rc. an were attended with earnest and
attentive hearers. who flied TO 0sert,5srjHg
;As tto h1a~-s OF public worship, to listen
d the several addresses aud sermons which
ac-e delivered, and the prayers which were
es-rei, all Of which were apTroFriAte, el9-
4u5u; aud i.rgcut. The influence which this
occasion, hrmouigusiy ami reycreutly in
proved, has produced, cannot be otherwise
;a4n : 81, and viii be long lei, ana aprre-
euta4 The Intellectual talen, and christian
tselias which were displayed by the preach
-, Wiz took part n these exercises, were
: s:ingaisAel by much ability AMI warmth,
AMI VII compare iasyfaJly with similar ex-
A.al;.sas Ia ether Ecclesiastical bodies
lttAsFe i less ssi55l training among Meth
s].-; ministers, there is probably more IF
-f.t.- than IN other denominations. which,
in our opinion. j. tie &c. AMI mo<; success
fai kin4 Of education. Thy should now he
ranked With eur meet popular, useful ard
talentsl Preachers Of the gospol. While
they = into the wilderness 70 make it ''bl -.
IA Ike the rs, tAey arr found Ticking
t. our Villages and cities. tearing With them
mos; attractive iyll>. the BEAUTIFUL and vie
t5-lJas banners Of tie Cross.
\ WINES.
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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS

Tug SWISS Bait Rl>eras Ills talented
and popular troupe Of musicians, etc, viii
eve Two entertainments in thls village. one
oa Thursday and one on Friday c,cmns.-
The company has Justly celebrated rerat4-
ton Tor giving delightful entertainments. and
iJF tie exhibition Of wonderful talen; IN all
their perform. :. For particular. see No.
tee aaI 6..!-, not forgetting to attend
"A eorrcSpandcn; who had STOPPED hi.
cary Of the AnH71aH, says, in letter en-
closing the pay, with a request t. be c5H.ll.
cred subscriber again - One can learn
al tia; is string abroad from The Ii. city
Journlis, bat h. will remain ignorant Of tie
aalirs Of his own county"
I'VE wish the tr.e mama which has
been furnishing on Pine and Ilaneo, Z street.,
would extend all 0vsr our village. Ii would
be money and time well iayc,teI. Nati.n.
ads - much to tae beauty Of village a..
fine shade tryes.
Tic District Committee Of this en-
gressional District meet in Ellsworth on
wednesday tie 18th inst, to settle the PFC
limiaaries Tor the District Convention.
The enterprising publishers Of the
hennebee journal, are about t. issue daily.
About time that Augusta should sustain such
an enterprise,
Old = Dave Atkinson, the author
OF the Kansas troubles. is said to be pri-
yate in Prices army. Hanging il too good
for hin-he should be sentenced u hard la.
Dor for life.
The Augusta editors are said to be
growing near sighted, aud therefore use their
" back windows " 10 assist their visual or
sans. " \ horse was playing the deuce
with the Age man las: week.
Capt. Boggs, Of the United States
sunboat Farona who sunk six rebels steam
ers on the Mississippi aud fought lis vessel
until she was sunk, is nephew of the gal.
lant Lawrence, who's Don't civ up the
ship" has become historic.
-Perley Of the Boston Journal, saws
that Lieut.. Smith distinguished himself at
the battle Of Williamsburgh. Lieut. Smith
is son Of Hon. Noah Smith. Lieut. Hume
Of Calais, member Of Company X, Mas.a-
chasetts llth Reg ment, was the first man
to enter the rebel works at Yorktown.
The absene. Of the Steamer Daniel
Webster from her route, will necessarily
make the attendance at the Republican State
Convention IN Portland, an expensive affair
10 those in this section Of the State. Can
not our Bangor friends make arrangements
with tue agent Of the steamer Sanford to
have her touch at Portland?
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2 The Presidsnt's Proclamation, Vile It
does not fully accord with the feelings Of
the impulsiye and earnest men, is ueyer,he-
less, full Of encouragement; and Aopeialaess
and is therefore acquie,ceI in BY all 5yal
men. The President does not mean to sur
render tie rrerogatiye which belongs to the
Commander in-chief, to any suborlinates.-
This Is we'll. The observation By the presl-
dent, made TO those most deeply interested,
significantly points to tie time n, doubt
soon at hand, when those who remain blind
TO the signs Of the times will awake to the
stern realities of the Consequences Of rebell-
ion, in witnessing the breaking Of the bonds
Of those that are now bound, By and through
the necessities Of the Union army aAd the
Government. Coming events are fast and
plainly casting their shadows, and ABRAHAM
Lincoln VIII be the man 70 IN ct the r=sp5n
sibility Of the hour. when il becomes neces--
sary 10 save the Union traoTs, tie life Of the
government and The ancient boundaries Of
the United States.
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By the President of the Uuit.
ed States-A Proclamation.

Whereas there appears in the pubic prints
what purports - b. proclamation Of Mayor
General Hunter in the words and figures
following, h Wit
" HAS, rat,R1ERs DEF.RTAEyT OF THE
S3rrH, llILroN HEAp, ; Mays, 1862 {
General Orders No 1.-THE thres States
Of Georgia. Florida AMI South Carolina,
c5fa p5isanE the Military Department OF the
Saat5, having deliberately declared them
seiyJs M longer under the protection OF the
United States Of America, and having taken
up arms against the said Unitei States, it
becomes a military necessity to declare them
under martial law. This was accordingly
done on the 18Th day Of April, lso2. Slay-
cry and martial law in q free country are al
together iucompttib.e. The persons in tb,sc
three States, Georgia, Florida ami SJuth Car
DINA, heretofore bed as slaves are therefore
declared forever free.
(oGcia) DAVID HUNTER,
Major q neral Commanding.
En-. W. SaiTH, Acting Assistant Ad.yutant
General
Aui whereas the same is producing somo
excitement and misunderstanding. therefore
!, Abraham Lincoln, Pne>ilent oi the nitsd
States, proclaim and declare tat the Gov
crnment q TIE United States had no knowl-
edge or hslief Of an Intention On the part Of
General Hunter + Issue such Proclamation.
nor has i yet any authentic information
that tie 15cuneat J. genuine and further.
that neither Central Hunter nor ans other
commander or ,erson. las ben authorized
hy the Government of the United States to
make PROCLAMATION. declaring tie saws 5l
any STATE free, and that tie supp : j roc
lama,ion now in question. whether genuine
OF false. i altogether void So lar Us respects
such declaration | furth make known
that whether it b. competent f5f i4c A. Com
iaaa=er-in Chief - the Army and My t.
declare the slaves Of any State or states tree,
and whether az any time or IN any e5-e 1t
shall have becutas u necessity indispensable
= tie mainieuaus. Of the G5verHm u / cN-
erei-e such SUI stzi lower, ar questions
which, uu.icr my responsibility. reserve =
myself, and which canu5. feel justl5.l in
/ leaving = the decisions Of Commanders IN
the h.H. These arr totally different quc..
ticns from those If Police regulations in
Armies and camr<.
/ GA the 9Th dayaf March last hv asfecitI
message. | ,E4.n.aIz.i IL Cgi,..r,s- the
adar,iJn Of a int resolution = BE- sg4>t.n-
tnl,y as .ll8ns
p-,,,..g4 Tt,,,Lo f-,.;..t ST., ...,..l.,
c.,-or..rtte wi4h any SIT VIII NAV
at1rt a srsdu,l adjustment al slavery.
an, :, - SIT +, i,..f,.N,...5.a -,
ain f.r n. Inr1nTsr;sr,,,.. ,l,,ll,z Ind
,r5,ste IT. -IucsI by sagb ,g.,r'... n, .F.,c,n
Tf.,. restitution ,, tie I,n,n,= .Z,.#a,,.,.
til VA. at.,...-l Fy IT, ma; -. in t,.t
,r,l..=L.,..f t'.n'.t,-.. ,a3 n',,, -. as.
II. a..ff.5,.. - - -, - H.
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this form Of Government indebtedness there
will Be no denAai Of payment, either Of
principal CT interest.
TrNFT4Ls STATION. Va eIst
The enemy's pickets were driven acr IS
BJttom Bridge Yesterday, by our t. o1Ess nd
sancing in that direction. TIE reels at
tempted 10 regain she past bv use u their
artillery. bat tailed. Oar batteries opened
ard shcllei the rad On each sile 0, tbs
bri -
The advance undar Stanenan reached Nv
B.iize yesteriAy. wliea : eight miles from
Richmond. They found d. enemy in frrre
this - /. of the Chie4Aaminy R.rer. which
~ this point dwia1les i5wn . small ereeS
The country IN Tat locality i in a -
state Of cultivation. with 10 more swamp
thaa gGnl N ordinary cotton laBls.
- Ti7ees % artillery are fund r7stei
oa tas III s.-ite 5ank II the stream. bat
>tan luaa T4rTszs1 vas no; - b NJ % al
en- cement. H therefore T-tiFc1 a nile
r. sAa BID = an euss ri e,!.
The whsle array IA vel this morning carly
Rit5 a yisW u making .en-.hy march
" ~ T5sls they Tx i = MT Hcs7-s,.Ty -
la4asis7. b4t t4e he4d4uar.e7> gf Nell=li4n
t--iz. ~ 7T.l BE E.t So q sort j.slanae Of
E.el.4 5al. ~ II ia; VI watch city i sari.5,eI
ssIll BE- ss---saIt=. sa.e main ss3y Il ,te rsbI
.rav. L Il = ls.'e-ll r. give tas ns5n IN
a. attic. s'. ), Luig=r>..37 aeauew.eis
T.. e. i.a the ste lsas.F J. mar AZ 4aai
H--e- t-sF 's.-l AVE IA e. f-5rl4Hi;y.
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100 900 Volunteers 10 be Called For Cor
ernment Notes to firm a National Currency
-Hearg Sstrmishiag al Roftom Bridge-
.Stonemaa's Adraace reithia Ei9ht Msies Of
Richmond Cur IFh0'e Army an motion
Nam Booty Of Tie ENEMY an Front Of
Richm0Ad-1ie Great Battle near Al hand.
New YoRK. 2!st.
This TrbU1e's Washington despatch states
that call will soon be made for 100, 900
more volunteers, TO be used as "A reserve.
The heraids despatch says the late reso-
luton of the Boston bankers that the Gen
eral government is hereafter to furnish the
currency Of the country is regarded at the
Treasury Department as pretty correct one.
500 900, 900 of demand notes are now out
and there is authority for issuing sixty mill
ions more.
Congress will doubtless authorize the issue
OF further amounts US the public needs may
require Il is desired that there should be
notes of less denomination than five dollars
The necessities Of trade may eall for cur
rency circulating mediam of three or four
hundred millions Of treasury paper, and for
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: General Burnside has issued the fol

loving order, brief and to the point
Whoever, after issue of this order, shall
within these limits utter one word against
the government of the United States, will
be at once arrested and closely confined
it must be distinctly understood that this
Department Is under martial law and trea
son, expressed or implied, will meet with
speedy punishment.
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ucatius Others. educates himself have re-
rered the art rom my forcsathers, a. Paul
would have said. and mine, therefor, may he
partial judgment but some Of the best
educated men it has been my pleasure 10
know received their degrees at the printer :
college.
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Lz.s- from ,l- or .Ssu-1~za-T ~ ard
Hs5.t q Is 7 KS -, Htg-s Eaz.fs=ar-d d
Fun fa-f~ss M-ar95-f sy o. Trore
sd azza.- -. Cf7zsr5z az et.z- pms.
oEz-s x as55e3 Fzr.ssr y az4.
WASHINGTON. 22l-t.
! re.iaile i~pateh fr5n Fyrfress II aroe
today. 49, the Oriental. in which Tea : ~
tn s-5.-. :5r Pa EYEal. wa wr-ezei on
t5s ~. .t#i III LIN. N -ig's I-I4aI, 3
a1is=. n1rsh Of C4Fe Halter Pssssffs T.
af. crew sasel. \ T4rtisa Of IL car-9 "a,
-. but ii = II !. vii - saved - the zach
" J \ FL - . Nv ig-k. w=at - iisi.=
"a tae storm in i can Js aer5ss tie s54as. g.
r: I4;teEz- r a<s.s.snee. witch " Oh
tanned. L.el;. FL, c.tae VIII the = AN ?
Gss. Pay. and Il. Haekirs afr.yeI
mex; day tom Roanoke Island ami ;y58 p.5s-
sessf7n o.; t3.e Government r. sfsriv.
hl-alsfa=sss DISPATCHES from Toe t,sif have
be- = r-c-sf4d. IHa vessels II tie lie: have
5sea iai ,ly distributed. uI.at,-r unic.
CJm.n4n5sF |. . : 3la- up as ar a. kless-
burg On 5ur occupation Of Peas. c5ia. the
NaFzr promised tat the citizens would b.
h-Ye themselves PEA seEa55y. The rcAvls
evacuated the place on hearia. that cur
steamers. tae Day before. g-re Y.ns into
M7.i.e By. aud that the squadron an Il
;a-- wJG8i son t55l w
en-. Porter le.; Ship Hand On the 7;h
with the steamers + the mortar q ct for No
bic Bar, . fz place f5r the II 1T r yess J.
- he aud plant aa8gs fr his sa.r- T. x5n ia
-. GTeat excitement seemed = prev. in
the i5r.s Il tiis Y gross q tie fat. Iasrc
VS. RS n u 5z..cY. t3.t tyr: G4ine< wJal,!
be ey.eQa.ci. tie irJogs there gong u r.
iuf5reg FJr. u Ign.
NEw Yak. 2lst.
Tie New5urn Pr3grsss Of the liza say
thai TIE state Convention a: r .lci.h adjourn,
81 \ tie LIST inst. aai vii reas7emJle
Whenever deemed prudent \, las: two
t..tsls f - neaa5ers are Union men 4
Union meeting has se.u held IN C4r.erst c..
/ E, p. thirsty died this m 1rnins.
SFesiI ..e~I.tchss rom Wasaiust n l. the
Pesf. state tH,t The President la decided to
aceef. -, eeo Inor. volunteers u I'll up tie
regiments aud torn reserve. The Prcsl-
d-nt has signed the Ii jneat-stl bill.
FORTRESS VI JxR0E. 2lst.
] The steamer Ge5. Washington which LEFT
with u flag Of truce on Monday night return
Ell It's JrcnoJn After ancaorins below
+ Cry PJia; M1n3ay night she PROCEEDED t
f tia. place. " here the dag Of truce VS. sen,
lsazirt. An answer was received tn General
W communication during the day.
IHc Gtlena was fred on st-rlay by the
encyGy's cavalry. y, damage w4s done and
the enemy was dispersed by q single shell
from the 6.!ena
Ga Monday afternoon boat went ashorl
from Wacausetts with flag Of truce, con.
t4isie- SIX Officers ana twelve men. The
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An9UT Rlenr. The Lewiston Daily Herald

AH9UT RIGnr. The Lewiston Daily Herald
says
:. It must be remarkably ccrforting to those
who have a very tender regard fJr the slaves
If the rebels, u such an extent as to cry
horror al any bill f1r e3afscatins them,
sending to Congress petitions to let the mig
esFs alone, and atteni TO the salvation Of the
country 1t must be especially gratifying
u this sJrt Of men 10 read such dispatches
as " received last evening, aud such as are
transmitted almost daily, giving accounts Of
haayy intrenchments beng thrown up on the
RapIahanoek, on the Mississippi and els
where, by the wha.e negro p5pulace, un Yer
the cover Of which the pro slavery army shall
fight the army that is defending tie Union !!
On the B4ppahannock, this very species Of
property which is held sacred, while We hang
the owu-r, is doing more to incre.se the
strength Of the rebel lines, and defend rebel
lion itself, han the whole rebel army e the
Potomac, while this army, not being kept in
action, Is stronger therefor. We sly that if
the rebel has forfeited his right by rcteling,
then let Us pay the hard coin .! equal justice,
and make him and his pay the penalty.
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State of uatnC.

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FS-Rey II. NJ. Emerson who spcnt few
weeks in this village in the summer Of ls6o.
and who received unanimous call from N,
Baptist Society to settle hera, died at South
rwiek the 10th inst. Sir. Emerson, thu
short time be remained here, made manv
warm friends, who hare never ceased IN
remember him With more than ordinary in.
terest and affection. lie was Pastor of III.
Baptist church in Mcthuen. but died in
South Berwick in this State, Of general debi.
i,y and consumption Of the blood. A cor.
respondent of the Boston Journal says:
4" Stricken Down in the beginning of hi,
successful labors by unwearied devotion 10
the cause Of Christ, and by a zeal like
passio9 for the good OF souls, Brother En-.
ersan has been called to Lis reward, leaving
in his dying WORKS u a beloved companion
mourning relatives, and Christian friends.
their richest source Of consolation, 1t il
well-Iam in the Everlasting arms ~
Ho. For CuE,P LIGur.-It is said that
petroleum can be converted into first rat,
Illuminating gas at a cost Of about fifty cts.
per thousand feet II such an arrangement
can be carried into operation, gas light will
b. most as cheap as sun light. Fmnklia'.
plan t. save cost by-"early to bed and carly
10 rise, . viii have no practical value.
Ii has been suggested that Hon. John
Minor Bolts, who has remained true to the
Union. should bs made Goycrnor Of the
= Old Dominion.
-Consi lcrahlc matter intended for this
issue IS necessarily crowded oas
\ correspondent Of the Bangor Hhy,
aud mcmter Of the +, NJ. Conference,
writing from ChcrryGclI, says
"a On arriving Mt Ellsworth We were in
formed that Mr. Menr,e Young had pro,id-
Ell dinners Or the ministers at the Ellsworth
ll1u.s. and Mr.. " Merritt. the landlord,
: generously provided f,r our horses. An e.
ces-iIusly god dinner AMI tie courteous at
tcuti1ns 81 tie very zeutIrnanly clerk. Howe
:. Harden. rendered the hours spen. very
pleasant The friends at franklin also AZ
t3riei grat4it5us entcrsa,am ont Tor man
and h,asI.
.g-Ti is st4.ci that Gilman Of the Bath
Tmss and Teuney Of tie Brunswick Teie-
graph, are to he among the conductors Of
nav paper ia Portland. They are at pres
ent engaged ia a lively controversy about
a'olItl ui-m, ooufssation, &c. in which
tbcy seem = ent rtain very diFtren; opin-
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COURAGE INNALIDS
Howes' Cough Pills,
Clem's Summer Cure.

ny M Concurrent i'siiasssy Of maHy ssfoos, tho
iei Ia BE-" oia'itsAe4. that r Coughs, H,sr.cn~,s
aud hr.acht4 Affections. there Is 80 sraeay extAa, hat
- a-.ssrsaiy af.ras relief
HOWES COUGH PILLS.
Ihaf tar hshqf's or rAs,.,ag IA The eA4s,, Pain.
la 'bs se, OF bag standing fact, the best sa0ss
rsmedyis
HOWE'S COUGH PILLS.
That era,sfaram and aTasllsrai,ag agent N
cases II Phthis.c, Whaoping Cough ard Confirmed
a'sam ii.a she rplsie have already rendered their
matted verdict In LsQr u
IlOWES COUGH PILLS.
1blf for Chii,sa Cgftag Teth u traA5isd nsfs
bAHhsa o. aus irregularities q tie Bossl, all oskss
IelAs4ees are tnaisnidcAni ~ impaired with
CLEANS SUMNER CURE.
That Or Chii,ea tr5ulld ,-ah Caaker ii. tie mouth
= si,inAeh q mothers sarsrins from nursing sore
mouth safa and sl.sedy escsei by tbs use Of
CLEMiS SUMMER CURE.
TINT tas fAt s,s u DrarfAsa aa9 Dvsea,vv d. pr
s1ts = all ayes, medicine has ever e.ane TO the
knorltdse u t- public that sFeciaally does is
snd al tls 'ame time leaves the hoavs ia an active
healthy condition
CLEANS SUMNER CURE.
olem's Summer Cure is a pleasant, agree
AsLE btcoeTias % E0srs ANB BARKs. AND coz
tAiis mol a particle q OPIUM 3g drAgof
aay sari. Il AiSays does good,
aud never d IS harm.
by ihsir sorks ye shah knaw them -
g G coabWfs Co, BOSTON. General Agent. for New
sa-iAId II ilAr, Po'ti.ai, a d b. \. BEADsrEr,
Bangor General Agents Tor dAiIe.
> : I'd ~ Ellsworth hy c. q Peck 10 Mt Desert BY
.isltn kttrrise, u, r. wssEau. NJ NJ. higgins and
; Waxing Csi 10 Ii'seoes by l. CrAbtFee, Jr in
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HOWE G. Co, Proprietors.
lylo BELFAST, Ne.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-05-23
FRIDAY, NAY %. 1882.
VOLUME VII. NUMBER XEtIT.
State Convention.

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