Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-22
The Law of Newspapers.

Inc LEW Ol S"SP1pOAS
Subscribers who do not give expires. notice
10 the contrary, arc consid red wishing to con.
tiruc their subscriptions.
2 If any subscriber orders the discontinnance
of their newspaper, the publisher may continue
to send them until all arrearages are paid.
J. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
newspapers from tho Offices to which they are d.
rected they are held responsible until ,hey nave
settled their bills aud ordered them to be disc'n
tinued.
l. If subscribers remove to other places, with
out informing the publisher. anu the newspapers
are sent to tho former direction, they arc he'u
responsible.
,akc ncwsnaners from the Office, or moving and
leaving them uncalled for, is PRIMA fAcIA ovi.
depcc of intention of fraud.
q. The Postmaster who neglects to give legal
notice of the neglect of person to take from the
of, CO tho new papers addressed to him, Is labie
to the publisher for tho subscription price.
THE Sth Me- Reg. is said to be Oh
its way home on furlough-the men having
rc-enlstcd in body.
-Rev. Mr. Balkan. ct Lewston,who
is about to join the Me. 10th, as its Chap
lain, has received from his society the very
handsome donation OF $3.50.
large piles of clothing are beng
collected both in Lewiston aud Auburn.
which will be forwarded Immediately to the
suffering freedmen on the Mississippi river.
LerjSfoa JoarHdl.-
REMOVAL. OF \ PoSTMASrER.-Mr. In
clcc has been removed from the Office Of
Post Master at Machias. because he refused
10 distribute and deliver the Western Mail
ON SUNDAY. and Abel Curtis appointed i'll
his place.
THE HtLLowELL IlorsE.-The Portland
roarier saws this house has recently been
purchased for $500 by Mr.. BcalS' who
erected the Togus Hotel, and is to be
opened soon by Mr.. Dennis, formerly of
the Tcgus House.
BULLY FOR GEN. Grant.-The p"lit!-
clans who seek to make themselves conSplc-
nous by button holing distinguished gcncr-
ais. are not go successful with Gen. Grant
as they are with Gen. Mcclellan.
In reply tn some OF this sort a few weeks
ago who tried to trot him out for the Pres
idency on their track hr said:
II aspire only tc one political office
When this war is over | mean 10 run for
Mayor Of Galcna (mH place of rcsdcnre1.
Snd it elected, intend to have the side
walk fixed up between my house and the
d,.not.''
NNE MEN NOMINATED 10" "''N'-
II ~ ne ioii"Wihg hdlii'S ARE aino'i- I1e
nominations now before the hitea states
senate Tor appointment ana Pf"hip''oH IA
the r2taRteef armies ;,
.Ailc with rnuk Of Major-Charlcs H..
Howard, for Gen. Howard,
ktIiut4ut t.puorgi with rank
80 Charles UaMln, Is Ne. Nrttl-
irry
l..i.tant Adiutapt Generals. with rank
If raptai,,-licut. John VI. Brown. 20.h
Ne. .icut Edward +. Parkinson. Eth Me:
1T Lon, -Ios.uh II Nctcalf. Ilth Me. :
CAN'T +. @. Estes 1T Me. cavalry.
i, he srrrron- lanes II. rhanp.on. of
Ne.
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COL" GATES OF HE I. ) AkMi
Sly, tia; dnFnE tbs c,nP"'Sh IN McA's' -, ~
ss''' '"'..et - 49,. Dc,
,t,f II VS. tho only medicine he usea
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II L,ft W,rd oi III. Army 81 the Potion .c
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