Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-22
T E M S, & C.

TENS, & C.
-Br6. Hay Of the St. c;oiS H,raia has been
paturaized Glad Of It.
Hon. Bion Bradbury will shortly leave !0t
New Orleans, again, on account of his health.
Hon. Mark II. Dunncll has located himsel
in Washington D. c., and opened law Office
| According to tho Eighth Census, Maine has
1917. o3s person, between the ages If is and As
years
Tie Maehias Republican s'ys that Judge
Dickerson gave great satisfaction at the recent
sitting of the Court in that town.
Tho Maryland House Of Delegates ha,
,dop,ed resolution in favor of immediate Eman-
cipaton in that State.
Tho number of Emisrants arriving at
the port of New York for 1863, exceed tho num-
Der arriving in 1862, by more than 10000.
/ SECRETARY Chase recommends that any fur
Their votes of money for bountos shsuld DO fol-
lowed by such increased taxation as shall raise
the money.
Measures arc in progress for obtaining an
endowment of 1000 for Watcrville College, to
be invested as a permanent fund.
-Tho Iowa Legislature has just reelected
Hon. James ". Grimes United States Senator
by vote Of les to C.
The Raleigh (N. c. Progress says that
"starvation is at the door. and peace must be had
forthwith, whether the Confederate leaders like
the term. or not"
-Majar General Burnside has been author
lied, says the Tribune, to recruit the 9TH Army
Corps to the number Of $4,000 lnen Tor detached
service,
1t is rumorcl that an Independent command
Of 50 900 men is to be given to of our best
fighting generals vino will be authorized to take
Richmond in his own way.
Quito lengthy discussion is being carried
on in the Machias Republican, on the suhj.o, of the
observance of the Sabbath. Il is understood to
be by Rev. Nj. Harding aad George T. Talbot Esq.
VINO BEATS Ir?-Mr Joshua Watson of Scig.
wick recently killed. two hogs of tho following
weisht-one eishsl 80 pounds, anil the ether
ESQ. lie has more Of the same sort.
Of the earnings of the Calais AMI Barring railroad
for 1865. 1t foot' up follows Receipts SIS.
40 %; expenses, 81 ,lS2 %,
In the article on the Ellsworth Falls rail
road. published two weeks since, tho cost Of SUI
pers,ruction i, pu. down superintendent. /,
a big item for suporatcnlencc.
Tie Ecnncbs, J1uea1l says the session Of
the Legislature can DC shortened very much II the
people who are lnteres'el in mttters ct private
legislation will senl in their petitions at an early
day
a Washington letter to tho Times states tha
a cooperative movement will be made on Rich
inoni when Spring opens, by column on tn,
Peninsula or south Of James River, under Gen.
liane5ci, ailed ~ Gen. Butler. foroes, and By 4
main column in alditiou.
We learn from a correspondent that Hon.
John Bridges OF cls:iae, In, b.sa appointed
Assistant to Commissioner Of Publi, Builiia.s
Washington, d c vic, J. ". Bab4en Ell re.
signed, at a salary of thirteen huaIreI and TWEEN.
~ dollars per anputp.
We publish another of tho ProciauIa ton.
issucd durin; the last war with Great Britain. by
The military authorities at Casino. In the one,
published last week there occurred small errors
Tie na'ae Of the Gcueral commlnling at Castine
was not eSrroctly given.
! We arc informed that over 5000 has been
paid f,r smells caught. within a few weeks, al
southern Bay, in Brooksvil'c IN this county
Large numbers q people are daily prosecuting
tho business, of catching these G.h They arc
I marketed il Bangor.
-fSxsts foe C,vorn>r as reported by tn,
Committee on Gasssa.iasial votes, Of the Senate,
Was follows:
! Whole number, llq,oi?
samuel cony had "ssa-S.
Bion Bradbury. 59.fsT
Scattering. 10
We call attention to tho bushes, card Of
VIM g. Mosely Co., lumber dealers, Boston, in
our advertising columns. Mr.. ]. S. Lord, the
Junior partner, has been for a long timo engaged
1 in business in this village, and is widely known
as man of strict integrity, good busin,s, habits.
and as being perfectly familiar with the lumber
| trade.
"SEs sAw."-Thc Supreme clnrt Of pennsyi.
vania has just reversed its former decision on the
cons'itutionalty of the Enrolment Act, and now
afliirms its eon,titutionality. The change comes
1 from the election of a good Union Judge at the
eeent election. Judge Agne. ia place Of judge
Lewis. The court now stand, three for and two
against tAe validity Of the Act.
Tho New York 7f,Jaa. publishes an nc
count taken from the Valparaiso Mercury, Of a
horid calamity which occurred on the sth dsy OF
December, in Santiago, the capital of Chilli A
clur,h crowded to overlooking caught Ere; the
chief door opening inside, wac soon closed BY the
press, and nearly 200 por,,ns. mostly women,
representing nearly every family in Santiago, was
burned to death.
The Agricultural Address on the outside Of
this number of the -tmaican, we are Informed.
was delivered before an Agricultural Society
which fourished in this County solae forty wears
since. The meeting before which it was read.
assembled in this village, at the Congregational
Westinghouse, in tho fall of 1925 1t is the pro-
duetion Of the late Hon. Leonard Jarvis. of Sur.
ry.