Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-04-06


Great chance for trade-Saml. Wasson.
Sale of Real E.,atc--Helen NJ. Bridges.
Nancy q. Carver.
Joshua II. Hili.
:. Elisha Hatch.
" Il William BeaI!ey.
Hon John II. Rice is talked Of as {
candidate for Governor.
The ice left the Pcnobscot river or
Monday the 22d inst. ~.
-American Life Drops-The sick
mans friend!
Don't forget to examine advertising
columns this week.
-Pestachine--is for the hair, better
than all else,
Ellsworth has been blacker than
ever for the last week.
The New Orleans Delta newspaper
has failed.
-Connecticut's political Status was
settled on Monday.
An endless job, dog trying to &c,
its own tail in its mouth.
The weather is mild and spring
like. The mud ditto.
Governor Cony was to be in BAN
gor yesterday.
deer Isle communication crowded
out this week.
The Union majority in the Connec
iicut House of Representatives is large.
The municipal elections throughout
the State of Michigan show large Union
gains.
1t is said positively that the Prcsi-
dent has at last nominated Collector for
New York.
Senator Wright of Now Jersey has
arrived at Washington. He continues
very feeble.
ashington correspondents say
that the vote on the Civil Rights bill will
be taken to- day, Thursday
Alexander H. Stevens. visited the
White House on Tuesday, but did not
gain an audience.
How do men look when they are
covered AL Over with glory ;" 1t must
be skeleton covering.
IF the rebellion is ended aud peace
Il, l,,1 ,yi,ut x,-1n 81,
President do with JEFF Davis
Tile polls We're opened At the recent
e!ectina in Connecticut at : o'clock aud
closed Mt ) P NJ.
The Bangor TINS says that con
siderable real estate has changed hands in
tha, city within the past few weeks.
The lee left Union river Bay Monday
the river being clear before that time
is now ulobstructed.
--Tcxas is not included in the prcs
dents Proclamation, or not IN any copy
that we have seen.
The .igertean says Ellsworth has
struck ile," but don't explain how - Ma
chias taioR.
Ma matter about the "haw," the .:why,n
is hrcausc the gas gave ont.
The freedmen of Richmond cclebra.
ted .he first anniversary of their deliver
ance ffom bondage on Tuesday. Good or
der prevailed.
-Among The Vice Presidents of the
Johnsun Club, recently prsanlzea at
" Arlington. is the name Of Hon. Bion
Bradbury Of Maine.
--Rey. Mr.. Harden of Maclias has
given notice that he shall res gu the paste
rate Of the Congregational Church in that
village early in July.
-The Supreme Judicial Court com
menees its spring term here the oath inst.
We understand that Judge Dickerson will
preside.
The assembly of Wisconsin on sat
urday last voted to instruct the Senators
that State in Congress to
vote for the Civil Rights bill.
There are flfty-hree dwelling houses
situated ON Commonwealth Avenue and
Arlington St, Boston which are valued on
the assessors books over $4,000 each.
RCoy, Dillingham; Of Vernon. has
appointed Han. George Edmands Of Bur-
lington, to the vacancy occasioned by the
death of Hon. Solomon Foote.
The Senate of New Jersey is at a
deadlock Hon. J. NJ. Scovill, Union.
votes with the Democrats against going
into an election to Gil the vacancy occas-
toned by the expulsion Of Stockton.
Gold is l.27. Cotton dull at 80 =
Flour dull. Wheat do. Corn do Oats
higher. Pork buoyant- Lard dull, aud
whiskey dull. So says the market quota
tons, April 4th.
SEIZURE. The Schooner Barnard, of
Boston. was seized at Trenton by the Gus
tom House Authorities of this District, the
3lst ult.. with cargo of salt, which had
been landed in store-house in that town.
L Hancock Journal,
We call attention to the advertise
ment. offering for sale The we'll known
''Silsby Farm" and Tavern Stand in Auro-
ra, This is q good opportunity to get into