Ellsworth American., 1866-06-01
The Ohio Democratic State Conven

The Ohio Democratic State Conven-
ton met at Columbus the 26th ult. 1t
adopted resolutions in support of President
Johnson. and of adherence of the ancient
principles of the Democratic party.
COL. Chas. W. Roberts. publishes n
letter in the Wing denying that he is can-
ddatc for any office. lie critic>cs the
Democrats article. and says it was writ
ten to create mischief.
RAIN.-We had the most powerful rain
storm OH Sunday afternoon Sunday night
and Monday. that we have experienced tor
twenty years. SO say the obscryant
and old people.
Mrs. jeff. Davis is modest lady and
therefore instead of asking for her hus-
bands parole or release. she only asks that
he may have the range of the fort. and that
Cul. Miles in command may be displaced.
The Washington correspondent of
the Boston Journal says that Senator Nor
rill and Representative Pike favor Hon.
Geo. Talbot for Judge of the United States
District Court.
The Steamer City yofHichnonl leaves
South West liarbor. each way at about II
o'clock meridian. Leaves Scdgwick going
East at . 30 A. NJ. and going West, at about
o'clock l.. NJ.
The Saturday Press says that Gree
ly has recently experienced a change OF
hat. If he is experiencing the change
from "A broad-brim to a narrow rim he will
get burnt in the end.
-The Maine Far,ner says persons at-
tending the forthcoming State Conventions
Of the Republicans and Democrats, to bc
held respectively in Bangor and Portland,
will be ticketed from any station OH the
Portland and kenncbcc Railroad at halt
fare.
The latest style of bonnet has turn
ed up ut Richmond. Ind. II is described
as consisting Of two straws. tied together
with n blue ribbon on the top of the head
and red tassels suspended at each of the
four ends of the straws. Price Sl9.'
The Council Bluffs Nonparel HI,
the following "Ofiicial-Marricd at the
residence Of Mr.. Ben Jarvis, in Marshall.
tewn. Iowa, by the Rev. Mr.. Wiley, Jos
Baugh CHATS us) and Miss Mary c Swan
son Chats more Of u.s."
The Washington correspondent o
the Tribune says the House Judiciary Com
mittee is engaged in taking testimony al
to the completely Of Davis and Clay in tn,
assassination plots, and this writer think,
there is no doubt as to their guilt.
In consequence Of the carrying
away OF some of the bridges on the small
streams between here and Bangor. by til,
freshct on Monday. the mail stage did no
leave Bangor for the east until the morn
ing Of Tuesday.
JEFF. Davis has nice bill of far,
served to him, according to the correspon
dent of the New York Tribune, in whicl
becfsteaks. eggs and oysters predominant
Nothing is stated Of the dress furnished by
Uncle SAM" Sun bonnets and crinoline
should be furnished by way ofremembranc'
We are requested to state that tn
porgy fishermen on the bay between Ellis
worth and the ocean will pay fifty dollar
for evidence to convict any person Of
breach Of the new pOrgy law. Also q lik'
reward for evidence to convict any one o
pilfering from their nets.
Mr.. John S. Stevens of Gouldsboro
wishes to return his sincere thanks to W
l.. Guptil, Henry Moore and Roland Har
olson for liberal contributions to him II
a time of need caused by injury received
while at work in the shipyard of Messrs
White 4 Go.
-IIon. W. A. p. Dillingham; Of Water
vile, whose name has been favOrably
spoken of in connection with the Office o
Coy. has written manly and eloqucn
letter Withdrawing his name for TIN
Gubernatorial nomination, and gives in hi
adhesion to General Chamberlain.
| Capt. Cyrus Sturdivant Of the firm
of Ross 4 Sturdivant of Portland, Genera
Agents OF the Portland and Machias Stean
Company was In town on Monday, endeav
oring to get portion of the stock taken VI
for a small steamer to run between ELS
worth and Scdgwick, to connect with tn
City of Richmond. The matter is unde
consideration. The Captain made favor
able impression on our citizens,