Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-06-23

~ Orr mastst has been supplied whh lenA
Efor sonsslns.
-Ths Ma.Osso fraternity Of mi. village.
with .heif hsiiiss arc going "a a. s.eur,ios
IsAs fOursh. H
i The EsastA IL to 10 celebrated Il soush
snry, at west Trenton, and in Hancock. For
particulars sec notices In advertising colunns.
We learn that A. Y. Drinkwater, Ess., has
been appointed and commissioned Trial Jsstiss Of
this town.
---Mr. Moscs Hale has hivcd four swsrms Of
bees from one hive and within shrec days Of each
other. This bee family must be . prolific one.
We have bad foggy nights Of late. Il
seems as il Sirius ruled tho weather, auticipat.
ing tho ihso few weeks. yyFf - eF,f
Y Dat listssf lumbsris being shipped from
this port, and but few Of the mills are running
night and day. 'rssse-7'ass-s- sv.,,. o.. ,--g-,
= Coming through tho Rye" A gentle.
man brought into our Office some stalks Of winter
rye. well headed Out thatsrc over Eve feet tall. Il
was fa's'o IN HANCOCK Il. "A
LAUNCHED from the ship yard Of Of VIM. II Ser.
gent Ed, ssdswict, the 18th Of Nay, . ans
schooner of lis tons burthen, new measurement,
namei the Laura $. Watson. Capt. Warren Wells,
sho Is TO eomlsand her, and others owner.
II We heard Of voang lady ~ in shis
county Of tho "mctalic" species, Who declared
she would willingly walk all the way 70 Portland
70 kiss Booth, il he were alive, bcsssss he -.
nssinated the President. There 10 no accounting
for tastes.
II The people along the shore In this county
that have heretofore been engaged in the pcrgsy
fishing business, have just entered on the busi.
ness for the season. Fora number Of years this
has been a profitable branch Of business 70 most
Of those engaged in it.
Our townsman. A. J. Remission, has = nice
new 10, Of Carriages for salc Call At his '.Csrr-
age Repository" Franklin IT.. and examine .
hne lot Of carriages, COTTON up with IN eye to
strength, durability, and elegance. Mr.. Kcpis-
ton is skilful mechanic. and every way worthy
of the patronage Of tho public.
The baptist State CopYcniion 10 sew h
session in Lewiston. a
q There is to be no restriction 90 tssssl ~.
tween Texas and Northern ports
Tho boston Post pays hAsdsoms eompfi-
nen. TO oovcraer Andrew. fs
| AYLkssic MsSTRLy for July Is received. II b
a good number. Il. Colo has il.
~ The Delaney covrs Martial 10 aid 10 have
cost the Government over twenty -6ve tLousand
! dollars
| ~ The Richmond papers say that seventy
Eve pieces Of property in Riehi.ond have b a
| libollcd for conGseation.
| Religious GATHERINGS. The National Cos.
grcgationai csuseil met In Boston, the past
week.
| The National Con ference Of the Frse-win
Bapsis,,, is 10 meet in Lewisssn, some time in
October.
The Maine Univsrsnlist Cow sntion meets
| in wAtenilis, the last week in Juns-tbs 7iA,
18th and 10Th VI the month.
The Maine Congregational Conference win
hold its annual meeting in Portland, on the 77sh
insI
An centric per>nn vas arrested In Ban
sor. under the impression that he mil ht be John
Stewart. lie has been discharged.
| Hon Geotgs d. Barrows Of Fryeourg has
been selected by the Trustees Of the State RsfoIHs
Schaoi, as Superintendent
| IN. Is, aud the 9Th Maine Batteries, nov
in tho Shenandoah Valley, ale expected hems
very soon-
| Tho Great Eastern Is expected " aail With
The Atlantic cable ihe Ith Of July, accompanied
BY Abe English ir,sa,., Terrible.
! 49, John Mitchell has been arrested aud sent
to Fortress MUnroe. Would II not 10 as we'll to
send him bach To lIeiand9
| -Jesh Billings says that he found oil the
rtrentant rebels in RiebmosJ ssssr " borrow
money, OF for an oifcs.
| The Machas t'naon says there Is a scarcity
Of tenenents to ,e, in tina. town. The same 10
the ease here.
The whole nrnbcr Of troops sent North
frog, arlington 81 zee the grsa, review is about
| $1,000. So says the Ts,5sas.
! The President has appointed A. J. Hamil-
ton of Texas, Provisional Governor Of that State.
aud J arcs johnson o: Georgia, 10 be Provisional
Governor Of Georgia.
tyForty thousand freedmen in South Caro6RA
uov at work ,ndustriously cultvstins the soil.
and nine ,housaud colored children are attending
| school
| III Arrangements have been made BY which
every returned regiment Of soldiers passing
through Now York, will be treated 10 . celia
ton Of Strawberries.
| " The Interpretation ow placed upon the
Presidents Proclamation concerning the cotton
uade, ia that il remove all restrictions, save the
tax by the Internal Revenus Nv Of two cents
! per pound on all the cation.
The Bangor T,mss says thai Capt H. D.
Brock has resigned his position IN the army sfssz
receiving a brevst raak Ss gallant conduct, 70
take tie position Of managing editor sf rorssya
Pres, PHILADELPHIA.
Mr.. A. II. Stephens, the tate rebel Vices
President writes plea for pardon forty Pagss
long. Who spare the time To read the rseel
stud 1t is said that he ftill insists en- the
righteousness and necessity Of slavery. suppose
that be be made to Try it o."
/ A Castine correspondent OF The WhS,
gives an account of the death 81 . eolorsd DaR
o! that town, by the name Of jackson, Who was
one hundred years old. This correspondent says:
The old Negro, jackson, Of whom you havsa
notice in your paper Of Friday last. was native
| uf Houssa in Africa, in the vicinity Of ksDo-the