Ellsworth American., 1865-01-13
1T E N s., & c.

n raid on the boys eoastiug on the streets
mn Tuesday. and captured number of
sleds.
WE have had, about all kinds of
weather for each week, since October. OF
late il has rained, showed, blowcd, thawed,
and frczc again, all within week.
There are about half the usual
number of logging teams in the woods 'on
Union river. There are some mere than
the usual quantity Of logs, in the river
unsawed.
A goodly company visited Lords
Hall on Tuesday Evening 10 witness the
old fashion kitchen, and to partake of an
old fashioned repast. The storm prevent
cd many from attending.
The Grand Division of the Sons of
Temperance qnaterly session will be held
Mt Ellsworth, on Tuesday, Jan. 2i, 1865.
Arrangements have been made for half fare
on railroads and by stage from Bangor.
----Ellsworth presents as good oppor-
tunities and advantages for ship building,
as most any place down Feast. and vet
there is probably less business of this kind
done here, than in any other place of its
size, on the sea board.
WWe have been using paper n trilc
too small, Of late, We have new lot.which
is just the size To commence the volume
with next week. The quality is not quite
as good as we wish it was, but we were
glad to get it. nevertheless.
a. \. Bartlett, Esq. by expiration
of his term OF Office, as Register of Pro-
bate, took his leave Of the ofiiec Oh Jan
Cd, and George II. Dyer, Esq, the Regis
ter elect was duly sworn in, as hi, sue
cessor.
Some Of our subscribers, although
n few Of them are oil this class, have an
idea that We intend to leave their bills for
collection with a lawyer. 1t is only those
that can and wont pay. that viii be So
dealt with. We are disposed to he Al.
lcnent and as patient as We can be, and
as any reasonable man oaght to be- in this
matter.
One good reason is enough to give for
doing, or not doing any given work. go
this ma:nr Of changing the terms on
which we send a paper tn our subseribers
needs only one goolsrcasoa given for is
adoption This We have at hand; ii Is.
tia, il Is tetier FIR both parties. Any one
can see n, glance thai this is fact. 1t
needs no argument to prove ii.
We are unicr obligations to .Johu
u. Hopkins, E'l. fag Il copy of State
Treasures Report.
Secretary Fcsscndcn recommend.
the reorganization of the Internal
Revenue Department.
Subscription to the 1910 loan in
one day last week reached the enormou.
sum of SLIGO, loo. That of the go to
<l,000,000.
We need not call attention to the
message of Governor Coucy, rs it viii
necessarily receive, as il deserves the con.
sidcration of all.
a person advertises in the Bangor
papers to cut his own head off and put il
under hi, arm. and all for the amusement
xf nd Ia
The Tribune reports that General
Sherman has written the President that
the Georgia State authorities have applied
to come back into the Union.
MFR Pike Of the Naval Committee
introduced resolution asking for informa-
ton as to the rule adopted for apportion
ing naval recruits in the different Enroll
Inent districts &c.
The Reports Of the Treasurer
Warden of the State Prison, Trustees o
Insane Hospital, Bank Commissioners
Trustees of Reform School. have been re
eeiyed from our attentive Representative
.S-IIon. w. = Fcssonden was elccte,
L. S. Senator on "Wednesday for six year
from the 4th of March next, receiving al
the votes OF the Union members. Hon
W. z. Haines was the Democratic candi
date.
-Represcntative Baldwin of Mass
achusctts has Introduced a resolution, tina
Congress provide by an act which canno
he eyaded or misinterpreted, that all mel
enlisted or drafted be credited to the plac'
where they have a residence.
Tile vote in this County last Sept.
Tor Senator'S to the State Legislature, a
reported to the Legislature stands thus:
Thomas Warren, 3467
Eben NJ. Hamor, 3l67
DEMOCRATIC.
VIM. p. Preble, 22o1
John Hopkins, eo
CHRISTMAS TREE AND LEvEE.-Th'
people Of Brooklin got up very fine al
fair on Tuesday Evening the eth ult.' a