Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-04-27

badly shattered. Mrs. James Il. Wright,
and child about two years old, beingin the
house were struck, and the child killed
instantly. Mrs. Wright it was thought
might recover.
The cholera has reached as near NV
York city as the Quarantine. There were
five new eases on board the Hospital Ship |
the alst. and 81 cases in all, and died on
that night. These are passengers per the |
Virginia. The Steamship England arrived /
in New York the same day. Passengers
and crew all well. One hundred and fifty |
deaths occurred at Halifax. Later date, !
the 23d says that the cholera is increasing I
on board the Virginia, at a fearful rate
Thirty-three new cases having occurred.
We dropped into the Court House on
Wednesday forenoon, and found all quiet. |
The Judge with commendable industry had
been urging up the bar" to deeds worthy
of them; and the heroes ofthe green bag
would not bulge an inch. The Judge dis
missed one jury Tor a length of time. and
SdNt tllt Ollltl itCtSS, anu tiIeAi " JuNiS5-
ed by the twinkle of his Tonor's eye, that
he meditated speech, on reconstruction"
We left for fear of "a scene in Court"
GRANT AND HIS CAMPAiGNs.-Mr D. S.
Jones. one armed soldier is canvassing
the county for subscribers for Coppee's
Military Biography of General Grant. This
is work of more than five hundred pa
ges, ov. illustrated. This is said to be
trustworthy and accurate work, prepared
in the most thorough manner. and by par
ticular friend who had free access to valu-
able private records. 1t therefore should
be highly priced and found on the shelves
of every loyal man in the country. Wei
learn that Mr.. Jones is meeting with good
success in his canvass of the country.
Our advertisements are worth read
ing. Don't miss them, and do not scold
aud say Il like your paper but there are
too many advertisements. Your paper
costs YOU four cents delivered 10 YOU in the
county. Now the white paper costs two
cents, which leaves only two cents for do
ing all the work to complete It. Now then
50. 600 small picps of tyne have been pirked
M b. nmble fingers and put in the right
place to make up the reading part of the
paper. All this will have'to be thrown
back into the cases, to finish the labor of
one small papcr-all this for two cents
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We give list of Maine banks whose
liability has expired or will expire this
t.,r Al ar them however arr r,l.am-
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$50
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UfaL - -',n,arse. Ma ~
Efftk 81 Wintbrop. Mtv u
B4tA Bank. .Ialv ii.
Freeman. Bank. April Is.
Granite Bank, July II,
International Bank, August =.
keHlid,hta@ hamh. DC. Is,
M -, - | u b,ilS, ny
Maine Bank. Jan H.
Larine Bank. Feb, ..
Market Bank. sept o. 1855.
Fofihern Baha. OF. l..
Oakland Bank, Dec. u.
Orono Bank. March ~.
Skawhegan Bank. April 30.
State Bank, Jau. /. Hbiq
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,t niieiitl' Aae" HsaF. ago
i,to ST., a,,iia5 ,.ig,i,I $50
IN iahars barn TO-. az -, ,,,ii;,,.
onr yill,re The have .,ccnnnlish ,,roa,
rood.
In the first place. they furnished tbe Tn
ion Meeting House with Bible. HYMN books.
sofa, chairs, carpet. and chandelier, paint
ed the house, quilt hcarse house, bought
hearsc purchased land for cemetery,
! graded, fenced it and painted the fence,