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COrroN SURRENDERED BY THE REBELS.
We find in The Mobile Ners of the 10th
the following order from Gen. Candy. in
regard to the cotton belonging to or claim
I'd hy the Rebel Government, and which
has beenonrresaered by Gen. Taylor:
HOOKS. ARMY AND DIVISION OF WEST }
IssIssipPI,-MoBrLE Ala. Thursday
May 10th 1866.
General Field Order. No. 39.-The cot
ton belonging TO the Confederate Govern
ment in East Louisiana, Mississippi, Ala
hama and West Florida, having been sur
rendered to the Government of the I. S,
its sale to private individuals. or its trans
fir to any persons, except the officers or
agent that Government, is prohibited;
This order applies to all cotton procured
by subscriptions to the cotton loan, by the
sale of Confederate bonds or notes, by the
tag IN any kind. or by any other process
nv which the title was vested i'll the Con;
federate Government, whether in the pos
session Of the agents of that Government
ar still in the hands of the producers !;
and all persons in whose charge il
NAV he, will be held accountable for
its delivery to the agents Of the United
States. Commanders of districts will be
furnished with a transcript from the records
0fitAs cotton agents, showing the quantity
and legation Of the cotton within the limits
Of their commands. and will give the agents
Of the Treasury Department, appointed tf
receive it, such facilities as may be neees,
sary to enable them to secure It.
ANY sales of this,propcrty, in violation
ofthis order, will be treated as the enlbez-
yhmest Of public property.
By order Of Maj. Can. +. II. 5. Canby
c. r. Christensen, Lieut.. Col. Asst
Adj't Gen.
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PAYNE the Assassin.
Washington, MAY 10Th

Washington, MAY 10Th 1865.
Payne, in the absense OF Booth and jeff
Davis, the most prominent OF the conspira-
tors. was the chief subject of the testimony
to- day. In the course of the testimony
against him his mauacles were removed
and the coat which he wore when captured
the overcOat picked up i'll the woods
north Of Washington, aud the hat left in
Mr.. Stewards room were put on him
The novelty Of being dressed up like doll
for the inspection OF hundreds OF eyes,
brought blush and grim smile over the
features that the captured savage usually
controls go completely. The colorcd boy
from Mr.. Stewards fully identified Payne
in thi. garb, and he volubly described the
mans appearance on that terrible night
and said his eyes looked kind of fierce
when talking to me at the door, the GRIM
inal in the dock suddenly returned his gaze
with look so like that Just described, that
all in the court room felt with an irresls-
tible thrill the truth of the story.
The first act put in evidence this after
noon was the finding the paper written in
cipher among the effects of Booth. The
importance Of this document is to be show U
hereafter when the key to the cipher il
found. A coil of ropelbund in spangler'.
baggage was produced but nothing alleged
as to the purpose or significance of it
The carpenter of Fords Theatre testified
at much length. but nothing was addueet
to convict Spangler Of completely in OIL
knowledge of the conspiracy, and his case
is thus far the only one which shows a
doubt in favor of his innocence. The story
Of his having been in conference with
Booth in disguise in front Of the theatel
during the evening has been entirely ex
ploded by subsequent testimony: He wa
at his post shifting the scenes during thu
entire performance, and never was known
to have had any special intimacy or con
nectiOn with Booth.
The court then gave its undivided atten
ton for some hours to Mr., Payne. Thu
story of the desperate struggle in Mr.. Sew
ards house was detailed by three witness
es, hut few new facts were brought out
Major Clarence Seward, ON entering tn
room thought the assassin was one of tin
nurses, who had suldealy become insane
and says as he wrestlcd with him in TIL
bedroom he distinctly heard him say, g
am mad, am mad
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1 - ~ ~
! ;, :, '''i'f- VI an NN.'v ~ ..aa,,,n. /.
,p,at evening last wen WV ne ~,
''siiuiii was aoou' an iioui ''n " i''n - W. ~
Oh boston, ana WINE INC oiiceis VI Wv
poa' were col'esth'g ia'e' vi, i'p''. VI q
p!sio, s1os was heara ana ai,,ios' ''.''c'
ulateiy thereafter 'he cry o' i''a" oN''
noaio. ne s'totlei "ns SUPP" ~
once inc ,i,eooIt ioneleu' Tue 'i'''' iou',''
anu ofo"sa' oi' poa'" " an oA,,'.us.'u .1'',
4l''oh' me usu"i ,o'i'.uirs 'o' es.o' u
browning persons wy "PP''ou VIZ" 'ueo1''
out the man renia'he" "n'ono'c"s, pied'h-
ing heavily. III was po' "t hls' h,ioM
mat inc man was "ouhueo' VIZ s"o' " "e,ns
n'"lo opl. u. ''so VI wv II III :,
Cro,' n;ataJ shnt on tbe foroLnaJ ovrr the
M. ..fi,.,i 1T l., .,roho1 IN. nr Elan.
~ nf II, fac, md tann1 70 he five and
ana hoIf inches in donnth
Who Shot was riyrn ut the extreme aftc,
~, 80 tno hoat ~, tho main drcl and thr
man while firing it evidently stood upon
che rail and immediately fell iuto the wa
ter The promptness and speed with
which the steamer was stopped, the life.
boat launched. and the man picked up,
| was something rcnlatkablc-he DpfD% on
board again in fifteen minutes after the
alarm--a considerable sea Oh at the time
The officers of the boat are also entitled
to much credit for their kind attentions to
the man after hcwas brought on board
After the steamer arrived here. he was
carried to the soldier hcst iosp''ai
where he renamed Ill an unconscious con
dition until Saturday afternoon at O'Clock
when he died. His remains are properly
o,r.J f,r l,. ,b, o;tv a,,tlor;t;rs- and viii
- -. - III. r.;,,,,1s
NC eelNeieu " any Vi ms .,
"A snort tiihc neiofe HIS eta'n' zap,
johnson OF the katahdin received the io.-
lowing despatch which puts u still more
ro,u,rLahI annoaraucn unon the ease.
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PLASTER OR ,GYPsuM.-It requires four
hundred and sixty pounds Of water to dis
solve one hundred pounds of gypsum. 1t
service in promoting the growth Of plants.
Therefore. see that it is ground as fine as
practble, and sowcd early in the reason.
If ground coarse, and sowcd after spring
rains have fallen, only a portion Of it will
be dissolved in time to benefit the young
plants. Sow from one to three bushels per
acre on young clover. There is no danger
from sowing i. too thick. On some soils,
two bushels of gypsum per acre. and y
half bushel of salt, sowed immediately
after spring wheat has been put in, have u
good effect on the crop,
The following dialogu. spcakcs for
itself: F,E.t
Papa, has Mr.. Lincoln gone to heaven
'fcs, my child. | think so yes, have
no doubt he has gone there"
well. papa, won't they all get around
him and give him three ci,cers'"-( Roches-
ter Democrat.
An irish peasant being asked why
he permitted his pis to take up his quarters
with his family, made an answer abound
ing with satirical nairete. "Why nOts
Doesn't the place afford every convenicnco
that pig can require.
a recent Washington, despatch to
the New York Tribune says AN age mt
Of Barnum was here to-day and offered
five hundred dollars for the frock in whicl,
JEFF Davis was captured, while two ptom!-
ncnt Chicago gentlemen have been plead
ing for i, as an addition to the great North
western FAIR
Tho whole number Of military com :
missions issued in this State since tho
commencement of the rebellion, is 4l75,-
more than four regiments Of officers.
t-Portidnd Press.
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Mr.. Ellsworth of Boston. the u

Mr.. Ellsworth of Boston, the Pub
Usher of Towns and Iolbrooks School
Books, has sued Bro. Morrill, of the Home
Journal for libel. and damages laid a,
$4,000. Whew only think of an editor
being worth $4,000. But. as we did not
see the Journal that had the ohjectional
article. we can only state generally from
information gathered from our exchanges,
that the foundation for the suit, is based
ON remarks as to some measures taken i'll
that city to change school books.
Unless there was malicious design. as
no one believes. on the part of Bro.
Morrill,, to injurc Mr., Ellsworth in his
business. their can be no excuse for this
suit. We know Mr.. Ellsworth quite we'll,
and have dealt with him to some extent.
aud have always considered him an honora-
bic business man Bro. Morrill, has nearly
all of the city of Gardiner to back him.
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Deer Isle, Nav -, lS65

D,df 4imtricap:
The friends of temperance have made a
move here, by inviting William Somerby
Esq. to this place ny whom warrants for
search and arrests Of Leonard Scott and
Francis Marshall were placed in the hands
of the proper officers, who attended to the
duty. No liquor was found in the search,
they having got hint of the aiilir in time
TO remove it. The delcndcuts employ ed
counsel, and the case was commenced,
but ;heir courage failed and they wanted
to compromise, which We die by their pay
ing costs giving up their run and giving
bonds to sell 40 more.
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A PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS
Augusta. MAY 9, 1860.


The President of the United States lav-
ing appointed Thursday, the first dag Of
June nsrt, to be observed asa season OF
National Humiliation and Prayer in rec
ognition of Gods dealing with our people
in permitting the removed from life by the
hands of assasins, our former anhablc and
well beloved Chief Magistrate, ABRAHAM
LINCOLN l call upon the citizens o.
Maine to commemorate it with fitting
sOlemuities.
Elected to the Presidential office at q
moment when civil war had been prccip-
itated upon the nation. with firm hand,
wise counsels. and implicit reliance upon
Almighty God President Lincoln guided
the ship of state through the sea of blood,
and as he approached the peaceful haven
an inscrutable Providence caused him to
be snatched from mortal vision. Like
the prophet of old, standing upon Pisgah S
top he beheld in the near distance the Ca
naan of Peace, but God not permitting
him to enter it upon earth, translated him
to the immortal peace of Heaven.
Our nation, in the hour of its inbilant
exultation over the victories which brought
the termination of its hidcous struggle,
indulging it may be feelings of human
pride, is admonishcd, humblcd and heart
broken by this mysterious bereavement.
1t becomes us to bow our heads in the
dust beneath the stroke, to ask Gods for
givcness of our sins, aid. remembering
that He it is who rules the Garth and
shapes the destinies of nations, implore
His blessing upou our country.
SAMUEL CONY.
BY His Excellency the Governor:
Ephraim Flint, Jr., Secretary of State.
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FLAG RAIsING.-Thc friends of the
Union in District No. 10, Trenton, con-
tributcd sum of money, and procured a
large and handsome flagstaff. which Was
raised on the 18th, on a hill near the resi-
denee of Capt. Isaiah Young. A large
collection of people assembled, to hear an
address by Geo. l.. Holmes Esq. of Els
worth. Mr.. Holmes remarks were Eappi-
" eoneeiycd and well delivered The pco-
pie of this district are among the most
oyal men of the town; and while they
have always been active in promoting the
Union cause through the rebellion, 10 peo-
pie are more ready to rejoice at the return
of pea c. The '.old flag" is now, i'll truth,
the symbol of our strength, and Of a peace,
conquered ION the line" Of an undivided
Union. The 'pelican flag" has gone up.
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lpIIl

Monty 0rrrR 0rrIcES.-So Success
fully docs the money order office work,
that it is to be greatly enlarged. one
hundred and tillrty-uiue Offices were cs-
tnhlished on the first of November last
On the first of jane two hundred and
eighty more viii he established. The am
cunt Of moHey order, Issued last quarter
Was So ,i62,23, on which Government
received about $1,000. There are about
$1,000 constantly lying III the hands OF
pustmastcrs, subject Ia call.
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Ttltaraph MtWs;
FROM THE DAILIES


Surrender Of The Rebel Fleet in the Tom
bigbee Rircr RE Construction IN At
abamd.-7 The People Of Georgia ."
Peace Footing, =. -,
Gold I3I 3-s.
Fortress Monroe, May 81.
The steamer CLYDE has remained at an
Choir during the entire day in Hampton
Roads. UP to this hour(4 P. n.y. JEFF Da-
Wis and family have not been removed.
The rebel Gen. Wheeler and staff, com
posed Of Coils. johnson and Cilerex, Capts.
Rankle, Hudson and Ryon, were removed
this a. M, to- the gunboat Maumee which
left for Fort Warren. Alex. H. Stevens
and Gen, Reagan were removed to the
gunboat Tuscarora, which left for Fort
Delaware this p. M, A large number OF
colOred servants accompanied the rebel
prisoners since their capture, but recent
order reduces them to an exceedingly
small number.
The rest Of the servants were sent t.
Richmond.
New York. MAY %.
The Times Nashville despatch says, it il
reported that Isham G. Harris has beer
captured. 1t is certain that some of tn,
State archives have been captured ant
nll State bonds, with S600.0O0 in speci
belonging to the State Treasury.
Ehe Commercial Washington DIES
patch saws:
A number of important witnesses fo
b the prosecution arrived last night.
The expectation that the trial will b.
terminated this week will scarcely he real
lied. The defence will be formidable
Reverdy johnson will chiefly occupy him
self with .ebutting the evidence to the ties
timony duplicating jeff. Davis and TIL
Richmond leaders.
1t is believed that the captured rebel ar
chiyes will furnish much information abOu
the conspiracy.
Washington, May 22-2. 30 nm.
The weather is now clear and brigh
again.
New York May %.
The Heralds Mobile correspondence
announces the surrender of the rebel flee
in Tombisbee River on the 9th, compris
ing two cOrnmodores and $50 other officers
and IL vessels.
A public meeting held at Selma, passct
RESOLUTIONS calling on the Gov. OF Ala
b. convene the Legislature with view tt
the restoration Of the State to the Union
Judge Bird said the war had decided tive
questions, secession and slavery.
The Herald's Macon correspondence
sasy:
The people in the interior Of Georgit
are rapidly settling themselves to the con
ditions of peace.
Forage and provisions are brought free,
ly into places occupied by the! nationa
troops. and the people are demanding a
convention for reconstruction.
Four of Capt. Travis famous breecl
loading cannon have been found buried i'll
the cemetery at Macon.
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In the Agricultural, Report for 1863
the following remarks are made preceding
directions for building icc-houses; 'Ihey
are not a necessity, aud when there is a
good spring. or never failing we'll, they
can he dispensed with. especially as they
do not contribute to the genera, health OF
any family, unless the use of ice is wisely
controlled. The free use of ice-water
tends to the decay of teeth prematurely,
is liable to produce dangerous milam-
nations of the stomach. and certainly is
the Immediate cause of dysPeptic diseases
in multitudes OF eases when ii is freely
iudulsed in at the regular meals of the
day.
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Alsy?5th

HANCOCK CoSFEREScE--In the absence Of tho
Scribe, notice is given that the Hancock Confer
ence of Congre gstinnsi Churches will meet il
Ellsworth, Tuesday. une 9Th, al pas. o'clock
A. NJ.
The several Clerks Of the Churches are request
cd t" forward their reports to Rev. IL. X. Craig,
Bucksport, without unnecessary delay.
sANrELS. DRAKE.
Deer Isle, May 9th 1865.
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IT President johnson has issued PROF.
lama,isn opening the ports in all the states
east of the Mississippi to foreign commerce
after the first of July next. Any for
eign vessel entering any port in Texas,
and attempting totrade there win he dealt
with as pirates
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-05-26

THE EASTERN PAcKETs,-A Bulletin
showing the days of sailing and the ports
to which each of the eastern Packet Com
panies vessels touch at, will hereafter be
conspieuously posted at the Merchants
Exchange for the benefit of all having
goods to ship by the various lines OF the
Company Price Carreaf'
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T.. NJ. Conference Appointments.
(BueKSronr DlsrElCr%
S. IL. EEALE, PRESIDING ELnEj

S. H. BEALE, PRESIDING ELDER.
Bucksport, T.. w. Hutchinson: East
Bncksport and Orand, W + Ray; North
Bucksport, W m ii Crawford; Orrinston,
J Fletcher; South Orrington and { ntrc,
NJ ID Matthews; Searsport. Geo. Pratt ;
Belfast. WmJ Robinson; Castine, VIM
+ Jewell: Pcnobscot and Brooksyile.
Supplied by \ Plummer Surry, @ /.
Wilson; Ellsworth, |. Lock; Franklin.
Sullivan, &c, William Reed: SteubeIl
and Mlllbridge, to be supplied; Cherry
field, l. l. llanscom Harrington, J NJ
Morelen: Columbia and Addison, b +
Stinson; Machias, 5 + Chase; East Ma
chias and Cutler, L Bracket: West I.ubec
aud Whiting, VIM b Fenlason; Lubcc, 5
) Gross; PASSPORT, + c Sawyer; Penn
broke, f. NJ Fowler; Midtown and Prince
ton, B NJ Mitchell; Mt Desert, Eden. &c
j A Plummer.
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Special Notices.
Fourth of July.

The citizens Of Ellsworth are respectfully rs-
quested TO meet at jordan. Hall. on Saturday, the
9Th lust. at o',l lock r. To see what measures
shall be adopted in regard to Celebrating the
coming i,h Of July.
FER ORDER.
May 9Th
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Shipping Mus.

PORT OF ELLSWORTH.
CLEARED.
Thursday, May 10th.
Sch. Elizabeth, Higgins. Boston.
" Commodore. Clark, do.
:. Samuel Lewis, Wood, do.
I" Ganscs, Eaton. New York,
Forest Jordan, Boston.
i" Agnes. Young, d..
Minncoa Holt, rto,ineetown.
Senator Bon:ey, Boston.
Velocity Murob, do.
{" Delaware, " God, surry.
- Morning Star, Moon, Boston.
e" A. Haynes, Jarvis, Boston.
Lady Allen, Jarvis, Portland.
Wednesday, 2Sth.
Carcssa, Fullerton, Boston.
" Arborees, ii0dgkv', do.
AkRnxp.
Friday, May 2oth.
" Delaware, Wood, Boston
Counsellor, Means, do.
Tugwassa, Pa ten, do.
Constitution, Potter, Bangor.
GRERNs LAxbIS6, May 10Th, 1865.
MrssR.. SAWYER 4 Er8G,
Gents:-Wc herewith report:
Ar 18th. Sch oiapaska, Allen, Belfast I,
Greens Landing.
CD 18Th, Sch Lady Ellen, Lihbcy, Portland
for Ellsworth sch Samuel knight, Hardy
Goullshota for Boston.
cc.AyviLEs, May 20.
ARRtNEp.
Sch Sarah, Greenland. New port
" ReVenae, Gfoss, do, with porgy bait.
1yHfs, etc, GREEN %.
W,eulns. Ar Nay 18th. sch Navigator. Rob
instou, boston; Eta. sch Brown Providence; 10.
sch Ziua. bradbury. Boston.
cid. May ltih sch Martha Nichols, Small
New York; Ctusoe, keilaf, New York.
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I IaIten, otIhsOu
After tbis, date t,eo cents each will be charged
! Cor advertiser letters and cent on drop let
! teTs.
Persons calling for the above will please say
| advertised, l.. u. JOhoAN, Postmaster
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are doing every day in every city OF the Union, Is
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WHISPERS. WHISPERS -

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To Die in a Bad Cause.

rs thos. who fall in the rebel rank, undoubtedly u
i foolish. But ON the other hand
Dycing for u Good Cause
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
TEXAS.
Indian Alarm.-Tbe Approaching stnte
Conveniion-No More Troops TO be
Mustered Out or Government Property
soId-Germans Raising Cotion-The
Mails,

NEw-ORLEASs. Thursday, Nov. l6. 1865.
News from Texas states that the Indians are
creating great alarm the Northern frontier of that
State.
Adyices from Austin say that Provisional Governor
Hamilton will soon issue order for the election OF
Delegates 10 a State Convention. the election TO be
held about the 18th Of December, and the Convention
10 assemble about a month after.
Tile Houston Telgr0ph Of the 10th inst learns that
orders have been received in the State from Washing
ton not 10 muster out Of the service any more troops
nor 10 sell any more Government property until further
orders.
A firm Of wealthy Matamoros merchants who left
there the 7h say they have fears Of the place being
captured that II is well fortified the troops armed in
good spirits and well supplied.
The Germans in Texas preparing to plant cotton
G, teDsivey and TO raise 1t by their labor They
also invite their countymen to emigrate to the State
No mails yet running between New-Orleahs and
Galveston.
Arrived at Galveston, steamer Wellington from New
York.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
Juarez-LiberaI Generals TO be shot-Cap-
ture Of Americans.

Late Mexican papers received by the Man
haitian contain the following Items Of news:
II was rumored in Vera Cruz that Juarez was In
Texas on his way to Piedras Negras. II was also
rumored that the United States troops IN Texas were
more and more approaching the river ss If oontem.
plating some hostile movement.
Dates from Morelia 10 the 9th state that the I'm
peralist Col. Mendes had ordered the Liberal Gems
Arieaga and Salazarc and three colonies to be shot
4 republican camp had been attacked by the I'm.
periasts near MatamOras and among the prisoncrs
taken were three soldiers in United States uniforms
They were handed over for trial 10 Court martial
which would no doubt, order them 90 be shot.