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PORT OF GREEN'S LANDING
Reported by IGsssr., Darts Il Ca

Arrived lst P, Sch, jaime Brindfc Han
Bockiand to Deer Isle Tad. S,'h. Sarah B. IIarr
il Wilson, BAY st. Lawrence to beer LIE Sd.
sch. Highland Lass Smith. Bay -. Lawrence. to
Deer Isle ID. Sch. Golden EaIIe Bay ST. Law
renee, to Deer Isle 81 Sch, Apsrkier, Bay II.
Lawrence 10 Deer Isle Sailed. July, as,h.
Concor'lian Bartlett. Bluehill for Boston 2sth :.
Sch, Cere.co Smith Boston Tor Ellsworth ssth j,
r sch, Jane Brlndle Hall. Rock Ia nd for Nj Dss-
ert July 3Oth Yacht Sparkle Felt, Of Portland
with pleasure party from Augusta. bound fer
MtDesen Sv,h, p Sch Jere Brindie Hall. Mt.
Desert for Eoekhnd 3lss, Sohr. Comm odore.
Porter Cushman, st. George, hosad Fishing ala
Sch Vienna Look Addison, for Boston Aug. lss
Sob. Rattan Curtis, Ellsworth for Boston /; End
Sch. Julia Maria GuptelL. Deer Isle for Goulds
borough Ind. P. Sch. Jane Brindle Hall, Deer
Isle Tor Roekland 3rd. Sch. Friendship Gray.
Deer Isle Bound Fishing
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MT MUCH OF Hle Ma
cliias Union says:
- Isaac IL. Thomas, Esq, for five years
Collector ut Ellsworth, was in town last
week, and we infer on mission not friend
ly to Mr.. Pixies nomination for Congress. -
"Distance lends encbantment to the
view," said one of the poets. no matter
which one. Isaac can't upset more than
one board pile in all Washington County
Besides. here where well known. lie is not
considered ''of sound mind" for how else
can any one account for his wrathy declar
atoms against Mr., Pike in 1864, and his
untiring efforts to defeat him in this Coun
ty. when he was sending money into
Washington County to defeat Mr.. Hale
there, and to assist Mr.. Pike Oh, Isaac
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The Attorney General has decided
that the President has full legal right to
appoint again. in the recess Of Compress
any man to office who has been rejected Nv
the Senate Exchange.
No doubt but the President knew fully
what the decision would be before submit.
ting the point. At any rate the decision
followed rapidly the submitting Of tie aues f.
tion' and the re-appointmcnt Of those off :
GERS rejected by the Senate. followed
promptly the Attorneys aflirInati, opinion.
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The Democratic State Conven-
ton.

This body of patriotic statesmen met in
Portland on Tuesday. We notice the
names OF many of the simon-pure war
worn veterans of the old Democratic par
tv. With such guide-posts as Virgil Del
pliina Paris. Joseph Chase. w. Il. 5. Moor
Gorlam l.. Boynton. L. IL. BRIGHAM. no
one need rush into the Portland Convcu-
ton expecting to get into good Cnion
Convention. The greenest BOBBY from Horn
~ need not err in this direction. These
men with many others opposed the war
from its first inception to its close: and
they never had good word for the Union
and the Union cause through oil those dark
aud terrible days of contest for the perpet-
uiiy of the Union. How such men can
sead delegates to the Philadelphia Gonven-
ton and expect them to be admitted. pas
sc> our comprehension. unless President
johnson has gone over to Mr.. Lincoln
enemies. and he ignores the party that elect
cd him. entirely.
The neagrc account of the conycntio 7
h"'Ni w nav r'Sh Ut thts eiAit' hNNi"iN'
that resolutions endorsing President John.
sons policy would pass without opposition
These men are after the nationsl offices il,
this state, and no.doubt after they are Sc.
cnrcd. they will, when the time for nation.
al Conventions comes round again, turn
the cold shoulderto the President. SO mote
it be. If these old Democratic barnacles
are attached to the johnson car it will sooI
mlScarrv.
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An mrs, unite in demanding security for the fa
fsre We must have guarautcs good and sufficient
inst ara future attempt to destroy this Govern
nent vneti- n ia the exercise of pretended righ
b. omen war or BY MORE ARTFUL AND INsIp-
IoIs ASSAULTS against the pr ncipies ON which
t,,j- Nation. was founded These are points we can
mo-, Weld without danger and dishonor: and WHEN
rNE SOUTHERN SrAr SHALL HAVE COMPLIED
WITH TuoSEC NDfrtoSs N COOP FAITH. they VIII
be in a condition to ak association and Fellowship
xit the toya cen,mo wealts OF the country which
they deserted with such violence and scnrn. NTH
TAR TIME in nv Judgement il is wise to hold then,
in s;rict probation.
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and hundreds that crippled and 4 me have been
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Orer 500 testim0R hare been receiuek. Remember
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a large johnson meeting was held
IN Boston on Wednesday. Those attending
formerly belonged to the straight Wing or
Democratic party.
We understand the County Committee
have decided to call the County Convent
ion the Goth instant.
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OASIS LODGE Coon TEMpLARs, FRANZ
LIS.--Thc following Officers were In
stalled by James u. Baisdel Dep. Crane
W. c. T. on Tuesday Evening last.
o. S. Donnell, w. c.
Mrs. o. S. Donnell r. H.
Miss II. Helen Foss l.. HIS.
Miss. Lizzie West w. IT.
Miss Fanny West w. s.
Miss Sarah A. Butler A. VS.
Otis Springer F. =.
Oliver McNeal W. T.
.. Calvin Donnell W. NJ.
Miss. Georgia Written w. d. NJ.
Samuel Clark w. 0. G.
Mrs. Abbie j Springer w. I.G.
Rev. w. Reed w. c.
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Cap. John w. Newman OF tho
Schooner May Queen of Orland. was
knocked overheard the goth of June, while
at the Grand Banks, and drowned. Capt.
Newman was an estimable man, and his
loss will be sensibly felt in the toyn. The
mate took charge of the vessel and she is
still on the Banks.
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Hon. Ezekiel Whitman, formerly
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Of
this State. died at East Bridgewater, OH
W ednesday Of last week, aged 81 years.
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Fine Old Scotch Whisksy,

Buy bottle case orc. A. Richards stander d
Fine Old Scotch Whlskey put up fer family or ind.-
vilual use and You will get the best priscpai der
pot, % Washington Street, Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-08-10

| R'Wemet Bro. SAWYER of the Ellsworth
American on board the boat last week.
Times eiiacing fingers have not had much
effect on him. but in spite of the hard knocks
he has received here and there, he holds his
own remarkably WE'LL and is as full of life
and fire as ever.-Sawyer is a whole team.
and runs his machine ON his own hook. and
with good effect A long life to our friend
and quiet waters in which to battle at the
close of his earthly career Machias Re
publican.
There were two of us that ..met on the
boat last week, Bro. Wilder, and as near
AS we can recollect it was about 30 years
since our first meeting. Since then we both
have had some.'hard knocks in small way
and yet we hold on sound anG hardy, We
do not claim to he much of team but it
Is an independent one. We wish Bro.
Wilder, and the team which is under his
Editorial guidance, both successful lives.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-08-10

The Democratic State Convention,
OF Tuesday endorsed the President as fall
lows =
hfSotred. That this Convention in be-
haiI 81 The Democracy OF Maine. tenders its
thanks to Andrew johnson. President of
the United States, for his fearless defence
o' an assaulted Constitution, for his patriot
ic efforts to harmonic distracted copntrv.
aud Tor his manly resis:anc, to the usurpn.
tons oi revolutionary Congress. in which
course OF action we pledge him cordial
support.
heSofr,"' That We approve of the call
Tor National Convention to he held Mt
l'hlladelrh'a, on the lIih of the present
month that we fully sympathize with its
patriotic purposes. and recommend th.
election ot delegate. thereto.
The resolutions We're adopted amidst
demonstrations of arpro~al.
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nly installed by o. Il. Call, ID. G. w. {
{. c. Burrill-W. c. r.
Mrs. c. L. Delatte-W. V. r.
VIM. O. McDonald-W. :.
Mrs. Alvin Lord-W. f. :.
Joseph Thomas-W. +.
\. w. Glitlden-N. NJ.
Edwin Wood-W. T..
Miss Anna Hanscom-W. I.G.
Irving fiill-W. o. G.
T.. A. smith,. W. c. II.
Mrs. a. ii. Smith-W. A. $.
Miss Maria Ricc-W. u. VI,
Miss Mary Curtis-W. r. II. :.
Miss Susie Padleford-W. l.. lis
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- tie want of good Condition Powder
ha> i"h@ been felt lay hor>cman. which We
are pleased To Announce has been fully
MET ny tue proprietors OF Sheyis!an's CAV
airy Condition Powders.
-Me>>r> Ieath Il Gore manufactures n
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"i Understanding; an article that viii re-
move all impurities from paini,, surface.
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Colds. Bronchitis, ifoarsne>>. and other
trouhS OF the fhroa; aud Lungs.
The Hair Rc>torcr thar yi,,s the best
satisfaction PestaclIii,c. U>e,l aud sold
everywhere.
Ch"lcra by scntery. Couchs. Colds.
and rheumatism are quickly cured bv
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TIE ENAMrI.E.-WhilcG General jackson
was having his contest with the ni.,l
StaNs> Bank in ISIS. the five directors oi
the Bank which tho government WA, cnti-
tied To, and who were nominated annually
by the President aud confirmed by the sen
ate. were rc-nomnated by the President
-Four of thesc gentlemen were rejected hy
the Senate. hy Il vote of u to 20. These
reflections being made known Ia the Prc,i-
dent lac Immediately sent back the name
10 the Senate with a message stating his
reason. for 80 doing, arguing the question,
involved in the matter Til, message O.
the Presidents was referred 10 the Commit,
tee on Finance of which Senator TYLER was
Chairman. who made a report adverse To
the nominations and in favor Of their rrics
ton. Mr.. Benton gives the following
points of the report; First the absolute
right of the Senate to reject nominations /;
secondly theG privilege to give 10 reasons
for their reflections; and thirdly against
the general impolicy Of maxim. re-nornina-
ti"ns. while admittn" both the right and
the practice in extraordinary eases. These
tour gentlemen were rejected a second
time.
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STATE NORMAL SCHooL.-We have re-
ceived the Catalogue of this school. located
at Pennington. Maine. This Institution
was established for the purpose of prepar-
ing teachers for the Common Schools OF
our state. and went into operation August
24th 1864. Its success. says the Surcrin-
teudcnt. has exceeded the warmcst antic-
pations of its warmest friends. All part,
of the state have been represented 10y put
pills. and its students have been sought for
to take charge of schools in greater num-
ber> than it has been possible to supply.
The School year consists of ,hirty-eight
weeks aud is divided into three terms, by n
fall term of II weeks. Il winter term of 10
weeks and u Spring term of IA weeks.
Applicants for admission must be at least
sixteen years of age, iffrinalcs. and seven
teen if males; and must present Il certii-
cate of good moral character give a pledge
To obey all the regulation, of the school
and must pass Il satisfactory examination
IN reading. writing. spelling. grammar. .e-
ograrhy and arithmetic Tuition free to
those who intend To teach in the State
The Spring term had lis pupils. The Fall
term will commence with an examination
of candidates, Wednesday the I'D of Aug
| uSt.
| superintendent. Rev. Edward Ballard.
Board of Instruction., George NJ. Care.
Principal, Miss Sarah L. Smith. Mis-, Ma.
ry d. Smith. Miss Helen Il. Coffin and
| Miss ;. K. Earle. Assistants
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NJ. 5 l.. |. o. of G.. T.-On Saturday
evening last the following officers were
duly installed by O. Il. Call, ID. G. w. c
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| BoLrING.-The idle set of ore horse
politicians about our streets. are exercising
their wits in manufacturing all kinds OF
false stories to iniurc Mr.. Pike but they
most always end their tales by threatening
to bolt. or telling how many men will not
support Mr.. Pike &c
| Some Of the demoustrative kind cay they
will unite with the Democrats and defeat
him if they can. This is not only boiling
but it is amalgama,ins with the enemy.
Why don't these men, if they intend to CO.
alesoe with the Ccpperheads as they 'hrest-
en- to do. come out manfully for the Prcsi-
dent, and for his Democratic allies, at once!
Why wait!
There are times when to bolt may be a
public duty-a duty to the party and the
country, but it is difficult to understand
what reasons can be given for boiling fair
and honorable nomination, and going over
to the enemy. But, gentlemen, if this is
done it will be to cover the weakness Of
those attempting it. The Union party of
this County is united in the support of the
policy of Congressman are opposed to Pres
ident johnson and his utilization with Cop
perhcads, and any attempt Of few men to
carry the party over to a Democratic John
sen fusion Candidate for Congress will re-
suit in a miserable failure. Mark this pre-
diction.
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y. X. SAWYER.
don't believe there is any such thing
from Nc Culloch or or any body else. If
so, 1t Is BALD LIE +. \. PIKE.
THE PORTLAND DAILIEs.-Thc Portland
newspapers are re-appearing in new dress
es, looking rs prim and inviting us ever
The Star was the first We believe to be il
self again. The stirring enterprise of Bro.
Knight surmounted all opposing obstacles.
The Press, it is said, has assumed its old
ample proportions. The .irgas moved
out of town that it might have space to en-
| large, and now il comes to our table. neat
ly printed very much enlarged, and every
way credit and an honor to the city, ha-
| ting its politics. 1t is too old to be cured
of its chronic political diseases.
WATERvILLE CLASSICAL INSTITUTE
We have received the Catalogue of this
| highly popular and really meritorious
School. Mr.. Hanson, the Principal. is one
of the best teachers in the State, and is
widely known as thorough and accom-
plished scholar.
Aggregate number of scholars attending
for the four terms, 523.
The object, is stated to be two-fold; a
College preparatory course of great thor
oughness and completeness for young men,
and a Collegiate course of three years
with graduation honors at the close, for
young ladies.
Board may be had for from $3.50 to 81, 90
per week.
The Principal is assisted by an able board
of Assistants.
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DOCTOR SPYER,

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L corner Camp and Canal streets, New Or
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vastly superior to gold in every respect, being
much stronger and more durable, and can be
furnished nj Half the Price.
The most nervous persons can have their
Teeth inserted without the least pain. Teeth
Extracted without pain. Sep21-iIGo-d
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No l, Cures Feuera Congestion, 1nfametiops. .25
>. Horns Worm Fever Worm Cholic- 25
B. " Crytfg C0ljc TeethiDg of infants %
T. " Diar-h0ea of children adults--------25
5, Dysmtery, Gripping, Bilious Collie 23
g, I" ChIera-M0rbus Nausea, Vomiting ---20
T. " Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis %
q" NetraLsia Teothache, Face aehe------25
l. g. Hadaches Sick Headache, Vertigo. .25
10, Dyspepsia Billions Stomach. .--.---.2 %
"I1 Suppressed or painful Periods
II JJEiteS too profuse Periods -25
r. Coup Cough, difficult Breathing. rs
a. SIT Rheun, Erysipelas, Eruptions- -25
- Is I1ea1Hatism, Rheumatic Pains %
" IS Ferer and Ague, Chill Fever, Ague- -25
H. piles bIiad or bleeding g--------------50 SO
IS, " OpltkaInly, and sore weak Ely es----5O
I9 CatGrrh, acute or chronic, Influenza 80
60 90 '' HhoopiRg- Cough violent Coughs--2o 80
" 81 {" asthma, oppressive breathing 80
22 " Ear Discharges, impaired Hearing. -. 90
~ " Scroti.la, enlarged Glands, SweliingsoO
- 81 General Debility, Physical Weakness 80
Z" 25 Dr0pSg. and scanty secretions------ 90
s g " Sea-Sfckness from riding so
a. 81 4" Riapey Disease, Gravel, ------. 80
% Nerpoas Debilitg Seminal Emissions
involuntary Discharges. lO0
%, " Sore Mouth, Canker- 80
&" 10 " Urinary TacORtiH6ace wetting be5.-- 90
81, 80 Painful Periods, even with Spasms-- 90
a2, S,GTtugs at change Of lfe:...-i 90 90
" 81 I" Epilepsy. Spasms, st. Vitus' Dance / 90
"a, Z" Diptherid, ulcerated Sore Throat.. %
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VETERINARY SPECIFICS.
Msboosnv cases 10 $40 90
Single Walls with dire ctons W
ET5~ These Remedies by the case OF single box, are
sent to aay part OF the country by Mail or Express
freeof charge receipt of the price. Address
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY.
Office and Depot, No. 561 Broadway, New York
Dr.. Humphreys is consulted daily at his Office per
sony by letter, above for all forms of disease
JAMES CONCEAL,
Wholesale Agent for the Southern States.
CRAFT & JOHNSON,
AGENTS,
Jackson, Mss.
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ENRICH &c co,

BOOksELLERs AND sTATIONEItS,
- Capitol street, Jack son, Mis-
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MNAPP & EEVFFHIAN.

nENTAL SURGEONS, JACKSON Miss
kS DIR. KNAPP having associated DR.. JOIN
W. HUFFMAN with him in the practice of
Dentistry, would recommend him to his friends
and patrons, as gentleman Of skill and eXpe-
riencc in his profession, aud every way worthy
of patronage. DR.. II. will occupy my office
during my absence, and attend to those in the
country who may desire his services.
jackson June 20, 1866. dtf.
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rI7ENDERS his Professional Services to the citi-
/ zens of Jackson and vicinity.
- Residence opposite CamBhellite Church,
House formerly occupied by Mrs. Gujon.
Office ut NJ 5. Craft s. Co.'S drug store.
Fed. 2ldtf
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W7a. 4, WETEEERs,
William YERGER, JIs.,

q TTORNEY d COUNSELOR AT LAW,
"a Jackson, Miss, will practice in the various
Courts In the counties Of Kinds, Rankin, Madi-
son, IsSaquena, Washington. Bolivar, and in
the United States District at Jackson.
All business entrusted to him, will receive
prompt attention.
special attention given to the collection of
claims sept12dtf.
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NO 9S

Tulane Building,
81 ~ 33 CAMP STREIc-r
NEW ORLEANS IA,
365 MAIN STREET.
MEMPHIS, TENN,
Our Supply of
@ L O T II I n G.
FURNISHING GOODS,
TRUNKS, VALISEs.
TRAVELLING BAGS.
UMBRELLAS. Etc
Suited to the present season Of the wear. is now
complete, and we are now selling the entire
stock, Wholesale and Retail at very
REDUCED PRICES.
as any one can see. who viii favor Us with .
call.
We manufacture our own Clothing, ana viii
guarantee every article made in the Best ana
most Substantial Manner and Best style.
GlRTHWAITE, LEWIS s SIUiGT.
A N. BOYD, LLoYpR. COLEMAN. w.L.GRAuAM,
Memphis. New Orleans. Memphis
BOYD, COLEMAN & GRAHAM,
GOTTON FACTORS. GENERAL AGENTS
~ ana Commission Merchants,
No. IL Union ~. New 0rIeans. IA.
Bagging, Rope and Plantation supplies Fur
nishCd.
The friends of JOHN NJ. PUTNAM, viii find
Refer to Col. W. T. NHithers, Me,>r,. J. X r..
Green, Col. J l., Power, jackson, Mi. aug9d6m
NEW ORLEANS. June Ii. 1866.
l have associated with me in my Commercial
House in this City, MeSSrS. Mckipnell Il Co,
HaZelhurS Miss, and MessrS. Adkins Dun.
ham ~ Co., ApalachicOll, Fla, and viii con
tinue the Cotton Factorage and General Com
mission business under the style and firm of
Merritt, Dunham. EEc EkinneI =, 10,
l.. N, MERRITT.
Referring to the above we solicit for our New
House the patronage of our friends. our best
attention will be given to the sale of Cotton
and other produce, and TO the purchase of Wes-
tern supplies, Groceries and other mere chandizc
Liberal advances viii be made ON cousign-
ments to our friends in New York, Boston,
London, Liverpool and Glasgow.
MERRITT, DUNIIAM, MckINNELL y co.
Il Crondelct street,
New Orleans.
June 30th, 1s66-6m.
f. j. HART (E Co,
4 EXPORTERS, Wholesale Grocer>, Druu-
Il gists and Commission Merchants
73, rs & n Tchoupitoulas Street
mh23d1y NEW ORLEANS
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MERIDIAN.
RAGsDAEE HOUSE

MERIDIAN, MISS. on the HILL on the East side
vi the Railroad, is always open for Transient
ana Permanent Boarders. day and night. It's rooms
large and oommodious, and the Proprietor ID
making ad tions and improvements continually.
REMEMBER
ssRAGsDALE HOUSE,
Dee 70, If East ard near the Railroad track
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a. b. BULLARD. A. NJ. NELSON. II. D. SHAW
BTLEARD. NELSON & sEsAyT,

A ATTORNEYS AND COUNsELLORS AT
"A LAW, Carrolton, Miss,
Will practice in the Tenth Judicial District.
TERMS OF COURT.
Calhoun, ID Monday of March and September.
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