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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-02-19
The Portland Press.

| Much success has turned the head, nnt
nc .rly spoiled the modest Maine State Pres
of Portland. 1t assumes to speak for thu
State on an important matter. and ais,
presumcs to question the honesty, tho RICH
to express an opinion. and the independence
of all the journals in Maine, unless these
same journals echoes its sentiments. In Z
word, the Press has assurance enough t.
set ur Southern Confcdcrncy; and cvi
dcnccs no lack Of plantation manners t.
back il up. II attacks the Bangor Wing
and allows splcnctic correspondent undcl
the signature Of Hancock, to talk Zip.
PANTY and ungentlemanly Of its equals
Here is specimen:
II can assure the Bangor Wing and
Courier, and other papers that when the,
undertake 10 write articles against removal
they can never deceive anybody unless
they covcr up the Augusta lear marks" a
littlc better than they did in or one two re-
cent articles upon that question. 1t is the
"sanc old eoan" travelling dawn through
Bangor and Ellsworth and then back Ia
Augusta"
We don't know whe it means by "othcr
papers" or by the .samc old coou," &c,
Bu, we respectfully submit to His High
Mghtncss, Hancock" and to the PctsS,
whether such n>inuations and charges ART
becoming in rery mb3eS, men
We have supposed that there might be
an honest difference Of opinion upon the
removal question and also that the pee
pie and the press of the ,rhoie State had
the right to think and speak upon the lues
ton, without having their noses brough,
to the griudstone by the Portland Press
Have we all got to so ,oa Portland journal
for liberty to speak J Ii we must have a
dictator. taking the Portland sample fur
nishcd thus far, n what We may expect
in the future, then We say, give us the old
order of things.
While the removal question was up in
the Legislature, we visited on business.
more than half Of the towns in this County.
and We then and there learned something
ot public sentiment, upon the subject OF
changing the seat Of Government; aud WE
assert. that So far rs We heard the matter
discussed the sentiment prevailing WAS
against asitatiny the subject at this time.
Ii it is ncecssar, for us to explicitly dc
II, the insinaation of being controlled by
Augusta, or in the charitable language OF
"lIancock" of exhibiting its lear marks, =
We can do so as decidedly and unreservedly
as the Press or the public can wish. No
person. or paper. or corporation agent,
ever sent us an article to publish pro or
con. upon the question. or knew that the
.tmericaa would contain q word either way.
or asked Us to either write or publish any
thing upon the matter.
What We said was in accordance with
public opinion, we believed then, and be-
lieve now, and it is humilating to have to
20 to the Portland Mecca and explain.
what needs no explanation. However, if
We have Dictator in Maine, We must all
obey him.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-02-19

PLEASING INcIDENT.-From the Legs.
laiive record of Saturday, in the House, We
copy the following:
Mr.. Barker of Stetsou. said Will. lar.
ger men were interesting themselves in
large 9uestions-ihe removal of the capitol
1t might not be out Of place for smaller men
TO interest themselves III smaller matters.
tie had noticed and become interested in
the deforlned boy who tend. the stand in
the rotunda OF the Hall to cell us nuts and
oranges candy and postage stamps. He
had found that be Is a motherless boy, whose
farther Is soldier in the Inv aid Corps, here
IN Augusta. He Is hired by man living in
the city who has had the use of that stand
.er series Of years. The Superintendent
OF La - public buildings las, ight had told
him that ti..ss man has had the use of that
stand without payi.,s ny;;hhinc to the State,
and that he tthe superin., adentl did 10,
desire TO move in the matter Of q change
without some order from the Legislature.
In talking with that boy he had found
that the capital invested is abont s35 90,
and IRON it his employer realizes a prof,
Of g 30 per day. He preferred thai the
boy should have the profits Of that trade,
ana would, therefore, introduce the fol.
lowing: -
0rde,sd, That the Superintendent Of
Pubic Buildings be required to give the
exclusive use Of the stand now OCCUPIED by
him. in the ro,undo Of the capitol 10 Charles
Z. hendnek during the present session Of
the Legislature.
L be order passed BY unanimous vote
n! M. BARKER assisted by Captaid Deerinr,
then received contributions from menhers
Mr.. Barker of Ste,son announced To the
House that the collection jus, taken M in
behalf of the little bow in the rotunaa al
Welded the sum of SOL 90 and WHICH Ia
mus, hasten to place in the little fellow =
Aaha' as his capital with which TO do bu,-
mesa. Applause.l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-02-19

sTMr. Raftcry. who is expected to de
liver Lecture here. on ireland, is spoken
very favorahly Of by the Press, where h,
has Lcc.urcd. We append to this. a para
graph taken from Princeton. n. J.
paper, Mr.. Raftery, is a graduate a
!Andover. and a member Of the Juniel
Class of Princeton College.
wcjudge from the notice Of the Pres
and from letter from friend. that he is s
warm hearted, enthusiastic, and talented
Irishman. He is native of Achill, OF
Eagle Island, an island Off the Western
coast Of Ireland. to which he has visited III,
past season, carving with him tn,
contributions gathered from the land
Of his Adoption, and dispensing the sam'
To the ueed, there. We hespeak for him
when he comes, an Ellsworth welcome,
MR. RArrERY'> LECTURE
We sincerely congratulate our Young
friend upon the successful debut, which h.
made on "Wednesday night. before th'
Princeton public. in his Lecture ON lrclaad
His most sanguine friends could not have
expected performance more TO his owl
credit, or to their own qualification.
His fellow students of the Junior Class,
have acted wisely in securing TO themselves
aud Others the benefits of this Lecture
We trust thar Mr.. Il. will always find such
friends. and be euahled TO render them
and others the good services Of which he
is so evidently capable.
We note As a pleasant incident Of tbs
occasion the hearty congratulations al h'
College mates, aud others. =, the conclus-
ion Of bis discourse.
cY"It will be sccu by reference to advcr.
sins column, that the Lecture VII bS
gwen at Lords Hall, on Tuc-aay evening
next.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-02-19

-Lieut. Col. Beneaic, who disei.
pinned his colored troops near New Or.
,eahs' ey togglns in plantation style, has
been eashlered. Served him right.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-02-19

The quota Tor Ellsworth On both
calls is null ii is supposed. Twen,y.ons
men Of the sth Reg. Co. G, have re-enlis,.
oil,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-02-19
We lately received the following cir
cular, with reques, to publish it:
L. s. SANITARY Coun1s.,oy

We lately received the following cir
cular, with request TO publish it:
I. s. SANITARY COMMISSION.
Adams House, pa L Street
WAsnINGroS, b. G., Jan. 3lst, 1864.
DEAR SIR:
The Commission is a. presen, in spec.
ial need of Dried Fruit Of all kinds.
particularly the smaller descriptions, such
as blackberries, bluberries, rs.pberries,
and currents. The stock is now complete
y exhausted. while the demand for it is
large and constant, and likely to continue
so.
Will you be good enough whenever a
favorable opportunity occurs, to take oc.
casion to stimulate the supply Of the
above.
Very respectfully and truly yours.
ALFRED j. BtooR, Asst Sec'y.
Rev. W. II. HApIrY, Portland Me.
PORTLAND, Feb. 4, 1864.
The above appeal is sufficiently cxpli.
cit. There are doubtless large quantities
Of Drieffruit aud Berries in every part
of the State. from which liberal con-
'ributions could be made with very little
sacrifice to the owners. and of inealcul-
abe benefit TO our invalid soldiers
These articles are thoroughly an,i-scorbu-
'ic-preventivc and remedial of the
worst Of diseases TO which the soldier is
liable, as well as being wholesome lux.
uTy to these who are not generally sup
Piled with luxuries of any kind.
Will Soldiers Aid Societies and all
humane aud patriotic person, give this
appeal some attention.
Supplies sent 10 me will be immediate.
y forwarded free of Charge to the place
where they are most needed.
W. II. HADLEY. Special Agent.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-02

Tho Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
tells story about one OF the aldermen OF
that city who was drafted, butwas avcrse
to army service. ltappears that the Com
mon Council Of Buffalo possesses the pow
or to pardon convicts in the penitentarv.
Some time since a noted scoundrel was
sentenced to a term of imprisonment and
upon this individual the "conscript faith
er fixed his attention. lie visited the
prisoner, and found him ready t. 90 into
the army rs "A substitute. The next thing
was 10 get the rogue pardoned out This
was accomplished through the favor of the
Poard hut when the culprit was released
he utterly declined to enter the service,
and is now ready 10 undertake any little
Job of mischief that may present itself
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-02

The topography Of Central Alabama is
getting interesting from RoUSEAU's
movements Notasgula, where telegraph
ic communication is reported 10 be sus-
pended. IS in Macon county. and.sbout
southwest OF West Point, on the Georgia
line, whore the railroad TO Atlanta cross
e the Chattahoochie river. Nearly mid
way between those points is Opileka
from which there is another railroad 10
Columbus, Georgia, from which there is
railroad communication 10 Atlanta, Ms
con, Augusta and Savannah II RoUs-
sEAU has succeeded in destroying the
bridges over the Chaitahoochie at West
Point and Columbus, Georgia viii be
severed from all the States west, as far IS
railroads ar concerned
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-02
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prepared directly according 10 rules Of
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procure iIs kennedy a. one.
kvidenee 81 the nloui resiaf.f. and ,.......s,s
character viii accompany TIE n.sdirlne
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-02
4 sopPerhead Paper ON she
negotiations

We.sre hound 70 ray that we expect
no results from this breaking Of tho
diplomatic ice acres The Niagara River
Iti-probably or one side and on the other
n mere politician trick.
We are convinced that there + no SIN
cnrity in any Of the parties TO this inpu-
lar tTAnsaction The rebels naturally feel
a deep Interest IN our Presidential clec-
ton, and their emisaaries are ia Canada
with view fo influence rs result The
unninching purpoee 81 their Leaders
separation, and - thi. end they arc plot
ting to divide the Democrats, PARTY Al
Chicago a. they divided t - Chareztou
in 1850 The Southern afs-eaters and
the Northern fanatics have played into
eaoh other hands from The begsnnine
To usesColone Benton sevpre i've com
parison. they hstc been - each other
blade q pair II hear foI eattiDe 30
fhstUa The msp ef the country.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-02

the advancing crowd The Lieutenant re-
treated rs Washington street towards the
Putnam House, (owned by Mrs, Walls the
widow OF q soldier Of the Mexican war,
about sixty yards. when ..nc discovered that
Sol. Akers and two others. cannes un.
known,) were following ani shooting AZ him.
Here he halted and again opened FIRE, and 70
the shame Of his three gallant pursuers be it
said, they halted too Alter exchanging
some shots. which wounded one of the three
rebels tbs crowd numf ering over 500 came
rushing up the street all CRYING Kill him, Z"
Hang him" &c. following Lieut. Cooper,
til be took refuge IN the Putnam House. in
which no breath OF treason il tolerated by
rs loyal lardiady. Lieutenant C. now being
rdin.0Fced by a second pisi3l. hislown re-
loaded, aud huge Bowie knife. again
called a halt aud threw up breast works
On came the crowd with more terrible
charge than that OF the famous "six hun
dred' We read OF. But here arose Ques-
ton; Not more than ten or a dozen could
enter at ence, and who should they be, echo
answered wh0l No daring brave responded
TO the call, and towards only could they
began storming the hoiei. when the lady Of
whom you inquired. appeared in front OF the
crowd amid tae hsil of stones. sword in hand,
ihrusting right and left, leaving her mark
upon several Of the attacking rebels Her
name Is Miss Lou Walls After venting
their spleen upon widow womans house,
and soldiers widow at that. they skunk
away. apparently ashamed of their own in
fanny.
To the credit of number of Democrat. 1
could name, they aid all in their power 20
prevent the infamous affair taking place.
The rehabilitation is Rebels mono killed,
six wounded Federals none hurt-but
Lieut.. Cooper says iha; the stones lew
thick
This Is the tue statement a. witnessed by
the writer. II Won desire you can use Il for
publication.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-02
The Voorhees, Rios as Green.
castle.


lFrom the indianapolis Journal, July 1as.
A citizen Of this place addressed letter
10 a friend 10 Greeacsstle h relation TO the
peace aad free speech manifestation Of
the constituents Of Dan ooshees. an ac-
count of which ve pnp sh ia the Journal Of
the Hst iusf fenlv has teen rsciev 4
which has kindly been furnished us for anh-
iscation. The account IS given by an eve
witness OF the AFFAIR. And Shows the c0ndnct
+ of The 'spescr bemocracv" IN 4 worse li-bt
than ,he statement re frsi received TIC
account given bv onr itiessGs cofse-pond. 4
sss follows
GEErsCAsrLr. Thursday. ~
Lseuseuast John Cooper aud private Lyous
and Aliisan 81 ihe Veteran ~, were near
the nerfbeses coruer oi the square when
+ Allison hrrrshsd ior AbfAsam l4inco "a tie
bed man - tbe united States To this a
I yonne rebel reolieo lou bad better uot
cheer lnr him berr. this Is the srsng cfo~d -
Other ~ossis paced srj Young lyoss (being
uesr h.s sizel knocked ne rebel down two
Or. three times. NLen -. Akers. ~ lover.
dale, ceTpefheae hniis. sal large man
sssppra ur g. tai h.a8 .fd as me-
by laeu susai ct.ff. ~;a fai8 hisa g. Stand
or, thsi hls ~saeas-D s.s nss segsassd. Eksrs
FepiieJ - Asfe su0ea snn a inag us1e. a.
boz AeA $50 cooper. .aiai have
knowa y.su fso. AM / nexsf kne~ ans god
et Fou neiiher here carsserhead efsw ne
inevitable Fesoltes and .IeisBefately rockei
! ) iAeutesA5f siepqel asitsc znl dii Ike
So, kcepsag his Fisfoi - his p,ckct' Jus
bere. Azrin agsef came - and cfied oni.
'Hurrah Tor Jsa Davis and the Soalheru
eo3--. bar Cooper Gus ssoFi his treason by
striking aim four tiases With atwerty ounce
tiiiaFd cue. have seen bioody men. but
e ~as ihe biooiiest ] ever ~a@ Thiswas
ne siEa&l ios ge1ersi ensisurhf uton he
soliiers- The CouEi hon.e sari wss full os
fnen ana Women All crYin~ = kill him. Kill tie
soi1iel. NoePsf ia1 bsfkNas..s. tkros ing
stsoes a. Ae Fea- Eaiie over oae han.ire.l
we're To1.ne hlm bea neAf The Sehth-
ss<s cofssF = the sseasfe. A1e shes he i.ai
outilsukea tfe reoe,s. ls4Fsng nona .n ~
rear, be dEsv his revolver ap snd lrea a.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-02
The New York Democracy I'm
Council.

Th- New York Evening Post informs
as that a council of Democratic leaders is
now in session a, Saratoga Springs, TO
consider the present state aud prospects of
the go called Democratic party Among
the moro conspicuous members are Judge
CoMsTocK. late of the Court Of Appeals,
FERsANDo WooD. Henry 5 SrEnnIss,
rHuRLow WEED, ERAsrUs CORNING,
HoRATIo SErMoUR and GEORGE Fran
cIs Tram while a host of lesser lights
are glinting around. 1t IS said that Gen.
MCCLELLAN was invited 10 attend. but at
latest advices had not made his appear
snce, From the character of the men
now present. and from what We know OF
Gen. MCCLELLAN sviews of tbs rebellion,
We are inclined 10 thina b. viii not BE
presen.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-02
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RRCTORs AND REfKkKNtRs.
Hon Gregory. Attorney. LAFAYETTE. fnd
Hon Test. Judge Carealt Court.
Col Jasper n Dresser, Attorney. do
Gen La Noble, kdIutanttssnerai for ln.ilsna
Col ia avln. 6reeus5urg.
Hon. J. RistIsc, Anaitor - state. lntiaaspahs.
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John A. Sine Atty 10
John d. Cougar. 10 do
W. u. Lee. Circuit Prosecutor, d.
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annapolis
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Thes. II. Long. Attorney. Ierre Haafe.
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Hon. David Turpic. sonticslio. Indiana
Col. Thos. Dos .ing, Canal com'r, Terri nsatc
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-02
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diseases of thess Organs require the sid of
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GREAT DIURkTlC, sni 4 certain 70 have the ds.
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With horror Of society.
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no speculation. but hurried transltion 49,.
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low sAiisn SOUNDS their GrlsI lsrufls
Parents and gusrdisuE. csnfion year .lsla-..
against this evil habit Il i the greatest ogr.s a..
can Defall yenpg man W0uAn aaettine ts<r'
Tor happiness aud Married lite.
They msy not experience i1e eansaoaeno.a r,..
but must and viii sooner i.ler Ils constis. 49,.
ohee anected viii syInpisms organic weakp.ss =.
qnires the aid ornedioine 90 strengthen ana ipvts
crate the system, Ehich hslmbolds RxTkAcI o.
bUChv invariaeiy doe iIisi viii cnnvf..s-
moat sieptcsi.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-02
BLOOD BLoODi BLOOD
Hsimboids Highly Censsalrstsd Co,sss.,
tlUlD EXTRACT staSkPsRll..
BYphiIis.

- fhis a. an Affection 0f the F,.aal and .s....
sexual organs, liniHgs q the noss. ears. t1rast
vincppe, and other mucous aurfacas. asking a.
appearance In The form Of ULCERS and IL senersIl,
eti"naea win adischargo more iens onsIsits al
II Neglected, destroys whatever pari u may sliscl
ihlh disease is oiinn transmitted Il children. A
contr acfcc from the same canss and oftsn wftI
do or hoez, aud both may alts ~ the cams ts1os
HklAb0IDis HIGHLY CONCkN1RATFD oos
POUND FLUID K1TkAC1 sARApARlIII
slooid 10 used II conjunction ~ilh tue Haohs ..s
heinoola,s hote Wssh applied 10 the Ulcers
Helmbold's kstTart fsrsansrrtII. - =.
osood, and removes ell Boaly Egu.tlOns az ne 40.
giving the complication clear afd hes,.Iv color
u Adng prepared expressly or ihls olass Of CO..
pisnls l.e nioca fuIiying Properties preserves
70 greater extent than ssy other pFsDsrstfnr "a
farEaparflla
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-02

THs "loeal columa q tie R.chmau E.
s'aiHsT furnishes lhe ioiiovlng fseetioa,
items
Fss he Era ls.ae u eaf sAr.e.l stcesienc.
se sas on TUESDAY 4 barrel of for. bsnial
Up Governor street = beaFse' The pub
&c sisfed. Osl the driver dfsss o. nhen
se cAme - recolieci th4s 6our 49, gre ana
slK hundfed ioll2fs barrel. anl s54t tAe
struggle 81 bread 80 one "a lie aEd dssth
&c better Appreciated the csanertlea be-
ween the hezrss a1i the bsFrei of hour.