Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-03-30

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Stockton. had no right to vote on it.
"A large number of the rich men in
the country, are having their government
bonds stolen from them. The balance that
have not been thus served, had better read
the story in the Atlantic Monthly entitled
Coupon Bonds"
We would invite our readers to no.
tice the advertisement Of Messrs. Harris e.
Warehouse manufacturers g. jobber Of
straw goods, hats, caps &c. Portland.
Also of w. L. Southard wholesale deal
or in -four, and commission merchant.
-Messrs. White Doyle e. Co. Sulli-
van are building three vessels at their yard
in Sullivan. one bark aud two briggs, and
also one bark of about five hundred tons in
Franklin. The firm name is changed from
J. H. Doyle s. Co. to White Doyle g. Co.
This enterprising firm built three vessels
last year. Success to all enterprising men.
At the meeting for the sale Of Woods
Hotel in Portland last week, the crowd
gathered on the spot was sold. instead OF
the building for the property was not offer
ell for sale. Will Portland wake up. and
put in operation one Hotel at least, equal
to two they have in Bangor!
-Brevet Major General Seth VIII
liams died in Boston,at the residence of his
brother-in law, on Friday night last week.
! He was the son Of Hon. Daniel Williams.
of Augusta of this State. He served with
distinction during the war. His disease
congestion OF the brain.
We call attention to the advertise.
mcnt of Mcssrs. LeBthe & Gore, Portland.
and OF their goods. We see by our Port
land and other exchanges. that the sonps
manufactured by this firm, have good
reputation in the market. Let our mer-
chants in stocking up this spring purchase
their goods of this house.
The towns in this county have all had
their.annual meetngs,an we have given the
list of officers elected when the names have
been sent us. In giving that Of Sedgwick.
by mistake the name Of the town was omit
ted, and the name of the Post-otiicc where
the letter was written given. We did not
read the proof
-Four of the South American repub-
lies, viz BOLIVIA. Chilli Eucador and Pc
ri are united in an offensive aud defensive
alliance agains. Spain. The area i'll square
miles of these four republics amount to L.
023. 900, aud their united population to g.
$4,000. Spainhas an area Of l76,G00.00
square miles, and population Of l6,5Oo,
600.
The new Mayor of Biideford is "hcf-
~" with the pen. His Inaugural address
| fill, only eight closely printed columns in
! the Journal. Good Lord, deliver US
/ Star.
No wonder the addresses of Mayors are be-
coming borcs from their length, far all con :
ceivabe subjects are discussed in them, ma
tional. state, and local politics. all have an
airing. as general thing.
~ The Ladies Of the Unitarian Society
gave an entertainment at Lords Hall on
/ Thursday evening, last week. 1t consist
ed of Tahlcaux, Reading and Singing
Mrs Waterhouse read Eyangelne with her
usual excellence; and the various incidents
of the story We're finely illustrated. Tho
whole entertainment was happily concciv-
cd and successfully carried into execution.
Il correspondent wishes to know
what has been gained by changing the time
for the leaving the mail from Ellsworth to
Bangor. Our correspondent: lives on tho
kcnnebec, and he says: Before the change
those living west Of Bangor obtained their
eastern mail the day after its being mailed.
aud now it has 10 lie over in Bangor, por-
ton of the time, for twenty four hours.
Some one that is u good penman,
send, To the office an account of the man
ner in which mich cows are worked in the
town Of Bradley, by Mr. John d. Carter
| According TO this statement the cows give
more milk when worked and fed well than
when not worked. II must be that the cows
were not well fed when.not worked. But AS
no name accompanies the statement we have
no means Of authenticating the statement
/ ~ Senator Morrill, of our State ha. re-
ceived full measure of abuse because of
his vote on the Stockton case. From all
the facts developed since the vote, and
which Senator Fesscnden fully set forth in
his clear statement of the case. Mr.. Mox-
rill is fully exonerated. Mr.. Morrill, is one
of the most sensitive and honorable men in
that body and deserves no mans ceusure or
abuse on the sc ore of want of manly deal
ing with all men
TRUE TO ONE WOMAN AND THE Lac
General Elawley, the Union candidate for
Governor in Connecticut, was catechised at
political meeting, recently. by an oppo-
nent, with the following result:
"Question-Do you approve the Presi-
+ dents veto of the Freedmen's Bureau Bill.
and the Message?
Answer-No. If had been SENATOR
should have voted to pass the bill over the
veto.
Do you approve the sentiments of Pres-
dent ,johnsons speech delivered on the 22d
Of February?