Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-09-14
LOCAL NEWS, &C.


tria came out at.
Attention is called to the notice Of
/ c.. c. Burrll in advertising columns.
The Machias Union says the tow
boat Delta, has been of great advantage
to the business men of that locality.
Rev DR.. Chaplin, Of New York, il
to deliver lecture at Maelias this, Friday
Ev cning.
The Machias Union is praising
William II. Seward, Who has changed
Seward or the Union.
Tile Machias Union heads o speech
made by Seward as follows: Stewards
funeral Grafton Of the Republican par
ty" Seward may read Names funeral
Grafton over him. just now.
Amos. Dyer, Esq. of Chcrryfeld
died at his home on Friday last. Mr.. Dyer
was an energetic business man, has been
the largest ship builder in that region and
yet he died poor.
Prea in giving the names OF the new
Freshmen Glass just entering at Bowdoin.
notices the following from Ellsworth -
Oryille b. Grant, Roland NJ. Peck. John
b. Redman, and Erastus F. Esdman; also
Henry d. Barnard of Bucksport.
The public were most acccptably
furnished with the election news on Mon.
day night, gratutously, by the managers Of
! the telegraph line .: aud Miss. Austin, who
has charge of the office here, proved her
self al accomplished operator. as well as
very accommodating one. We have never
been better served.
Special to Daily Hhig.
PORTLAND, Sept. 10.
Cumberland complete gives Lynch 5000.
Sweat. - 10 Lynch majority, 9H.
! All but eleven towns III from York gives
Lynch 776 majority.
Ten towns in Somerset County give
Chamberlain i20 gain on the vote of ls6I.
LEWIS b, SMITH.
The Portland Argus, the day after
the election, said
Maine is essentially radical State and
its radlcalism is rs rampant now as it has
ever been Through the teachings Of the
radical leaders and press, and they will
near 10 nothing else. the masses Of the par.
/ ~ still heartily believe that the South is
/ as rcbellouS to, day rs it ever was-that it
is ready to take up arms again at any mo
ment.'
E Representatives elected in Hancock
County:
Eugene Hale, Esp, Of Ellsworth.
Joseph II. West OF Franklin.
Seth IL. Clark, Of fremont.
john VI. Merrill. Of >urry.
Joshua Watson. of SedsWck.
Lowell Grindle, of Pcnobscot.
john I. Saunders. of Aurora.
----of Bucksport.--t'nion.
-------of beer lsle.-Democrat.
We return our thanks to -uc,
friend, As sent ia returns of the election
We have some such who never fail to do
Us and our reader. fay ors Of this kind No
one that has not had the experience. can
understand how mach trouble it is to gath.
up the returns OF the several towns off the
principle roads. We have been trying for
three days to obtain the returns from some
toNns in the county and haze failed.
--Rcy, Henry Ward Beccher Ia. writ
ten another letter, partially backing down
from his Johnson position taken in the Slo-
cum alpuc letter. IIeuow says:"I Lave
net left and do not propose to leave or be
: put out Of the Eepubliscan party"
ltwon't take many more such letters to
: land himself safely in the Presidents party
=. He is a good cunugh" johnson man for
the Cupperhcads now, and his letter was
published and fuotcd by them as election
ecrins m1.ter'
r The Union men of our village wit h
some earnest workers III some OF the sur
rounding towns, Iact at Lords Hall Oh Mon
day Evening, to receive the returns of tho
votes as they came ill., J. L. Grant Esq was
ca led To the Chair. Remarks were made
by Rev. II. NJ Eaton. who happened to be
in town. Col T.. \. Smith, l. 4. Emery.
and y. X. Sawyer. The committee to re-
port the votes AZ received by telegraph.
had a pleasant service to perform. and the
returns were received with demonstrations
oljoy by the audience.
: Every Suturday-Thc number for Sept
: embcr 18th is full of good reading, extracts
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