Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-04-13
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Administrators Notice-A. U. Friend.
To Stockholders Of Ellsworth Bank-orler Of
Trustees.
Notice-Truckmen OF Ellsworth.
Cotton Duek-Jonas Perlcy.
Lis, Of Letters-L b. Jordan.
The conservatives carried the cleo
ton in the city of St. Lewis, last week.
The Erie Canal is TO be officially
open about the first of May.
-Barnum is a member of the newly
elected Legislature of Connecticut.
-Americau Life Drops-and Quinsy
never thought Of.
The Republican State Convention
is 20 be holden at Bangor, Jane Goth.
-DandrufF, with Roots Pestachne
is never found.
We are under obligations to friend
in Bucksport for late New Orleans papers.
Milk sells in Salem for seven cents
per quart. suppose their water comes
cheap.
The Portland packet. which runs
regularly between here and that city has
all the freight 1t can carry, both ways.
-rbe Portland Argus says the Bangor
Hhig has an Contemplating habit" Of
getting up mornings.
Don't forget to read the original
essay on the first page-'Our Daugh-
ter.,.
I'll
jorned without efiecting an election OF 4
successor TO Senator Stockton.
a man in Georgia, says the Boston
Post speaks Of one of the Ohio Senators
a Ben wade and found wanting" More
witty than true.
Hon. James s. Pike. our Minister TO
the Haguehas resigned, his rcsigna-
ton to take effect in June.
Rhode Island election last week w: s
jug handle affair General Burnside, of
| course, was elected.
The Rockland Gazette has been en-
larged. The only instance of the kind in
the state. 1t is a good paper.
The Rockland Gazette says that Rev
w. o. Holman of that city, administered
ordinance of baptism to nine persons last
Sunday, four of whom were sea-captans.
Those interested in the purchase of
duck, will read the notice in advertising
column of the Westbrook manufacturing
Company.
-"Mel Weston" is editing an anti
mormon newspaper at Salt Lake City -
Brigham Dung will have to look out for
his treasures, or mel" will find the ave
nue." leading thereto.
Stephens the Head Centre" was in
Paris about the 22d of March. He was to
embark tor New York. Was the guest Of
John Mitchell.
The Calais advertiser says that the
temperance cause is in more flourlshing
condition in that city at this time, than for
years previous.
The Calais 1drertiser says. that cti-
zens of that city living within radius of
a mile of the Calais Bank, have deposited
in that Institution. in United States bonds
upwards Of five hundred thousand dol
lars.
IF any pater tamiiias wants 4 pot of
baked beans for his Sunday breakfast he
must furnish the pork and beans on Satur.
day, and then
If any person has "greenb ack'
that needs circulating, please make us a
present of the same, and we will see tn
it has brisk rotary motion.
The Civil Rights bill passed the Sen.
ate on Friday last, by vote of 80 to Is.
Mr.. Morgan of New York and Wiley of
West Virginia voting yea.
-Repr esentative Brooks of New York
city, has been voted out of his seat in Con-
gress, on account of Illegally, or in
formality Of the election, and Mr..
Dodge voted in. Mr.. Brooks was former
ly of Maine, and was at one time editor of
the Portland Advertiser. He was then an
ardent Henry Clay wing. We should
doubt whether illegal voting and inform
aliry in making returus should vitiate A
New York city election.
We call attention to the busine ss
card Of Messrs. Stew ems. Haskell L. Chase,
Portland. Mr.. Irwin. the travelling agent
Of the company, is an honorable high
minded business man, and the house for
which he is agent, belongs in the same
category. When goods can be purchased
as cheap in the State as out Of it, don't 90
abroad.