Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-10-18


a---Is.asi the advertisement of Aiken Broth
crs. in another column. Call and examine
tleii stock Of stoves, Tin Ware, &C.. which
they are preparedt to sell at the lowest market
prices.
! --Thc Lewiston Journal says that J. n.
Ptfsfser Esq. of Poland. has gathered nine bar
! rels of inerchantahe spplcs from tree this
season. Is this not a mistake, and should it
not be bushels?
LEcTrKEs.-whati is being done to Sc cure
conrse Ct lectures for the Fall aud Wintcr?-
We can hardly get through the winter without
having something of the kind; and we should
not il we could
| The Republican Governor Of Ohio Is
elected after all. Iowa went largely Republi-
can, and in Pennsylvania the vote is very close
between Sharswood, Dem, and Williams, Rep.
for Chief Justice. but the Legislature has
good working republican majority.
The store of wadsworth d Bro. Penn
broke, broken open Saturday night, the
safe blown open and $1,000 stolen. We defy
any rogue 10 steal so much money from our
safe.
| We learn that Messrs. Hall & Bros. have
I purchased the "silsby Place, f" so called, of Au-
rora, of sIessrs. Hale & Mcfarland Tho
price paid, including this years crops, is $780,
90.
| tTwc have not tried TO increase or crcu.
ation for anumber of years, bu, we wsnt some
more good subscribers now, aud mskc this Of
fer We will send tho American to any one
/ paying in advance 81. 90, from now until tho
end the volume, next year. VIII our friends
do wha, they can to increase our lists
The Masonic Lodge Of this village has
purchased portion of the Tis,lalc block, which
gives them the Hall in that building, called
Tisdac's Hall. The Lodge will fit up the
same for occupancy, Immediately. This will
accommodate them well; and we have
doubt they will tit itup in good style.
The Republican journal, has three roos:-
ers and an Eagle, and for the states which give
Democratic majorities he places rooster. and
for the states that give Republican majoritcs
he sets over It, the eagle This is right. But
our Bro will have to increase his stock Of ca-
giles.
-i.auuchedin Frankiin, from the yard OF
John z. Gordan, on Monday the lith sei,oon-
er oftwo hundred aud twelve tons old measure
A. Trapper, the joiner work by II. b. Joy.
owned by W. G. Mos.ly ESD, and Others Of
Boston and Cspt. w. Tran, Of sullivan who
is TO command her, 1t is said that this is
very s,Ipe rior vessel. both in " ork lanship and
materials, and viii bear the closest Inspection.
We have need OF all that is due us for
Job work or subscription, and therefore hoIe
all VIII respond to the little bill, enclo,-
,.i in their papers. We have neglected to look
after our dues too long. aud now assure all in-
teresi-l that we al. vt home and will lie
for the future ready AMI willing to see those
in arrears Oug bills are small IA amount sing
IL. bat Of such we have to gatll-rup large sums
10 pay our heavy running expenses.
ArrolxTurxT.--The Governor has romina-
ted oil. benjamin r. Harri, Of 1iHcbias. ou-
perlniensl.ul ri Pablo Buiidine-, vice Turner
deceased Col. llarfi, serNcd With di>iiufiion
through The War in lie oiA Maine and returned
Is IL tuloue
az >e,eeimcn VIII remember that tic { flea
q, OF the photographic Reoori ~ an .adreif.s-
lag enterprise tor The >thte, vii dcpcud large
IL nunn tl'v H15ptbtr ct waiur-power. repre-
>.sicti in IT. aad tiat accordingly specifications
Tor al power, small aud great, should be itr-
. ulzhed tbr IL NrN.
, Tie I.efuhiicsn party can do, a, it has
done great dcai Tor tie country. hut il cannot
carry alIIhe good Iue .>nrrs needed at once
uar thin. nj a tame, gentlemen leaders. but
mr.; afast. i. ~ citing OF the questions grow
in. ugt # the War. FseFy true man wishc,
ti.ai lqisr I'm. "a dom away with and h''
#wfsh-, peoItr WoQid lot nsc tolsecu h'r
,urar. nor la many otiier things injurious 70
@ ihr individual. and 10 society, bat the Relui'-
ila.tGI= p.rtv. - All ef ganil1tiph. cHtnot weave
ali 'hesc question, iusO il, Platform, anu viii
f uo;.
The attempt Of the eld bsrnaeled Demo-
= crats " ho opposed the war. I" get MP demon
! .tast.+a- oeyr tho result nf the late elections.
and make hem inure 10 their benefit, ended in
failures. Thorc may be those who have the
, right to rejsice, those who raised side issues,
| and voted ON til, IN only, but when the Old seedy
ones claim all The slor! and 'ay that nationa |
) i.sue>.-the issues of which they are the rep
, rrsentatiye men. was voted up at the recent
I. elections, the people Won't believe, nor er-
dorsc any such perver,iou OF facts. The Au-
J gu.ta correspondent of the Wig says:
Insi night the Democrat, celebrated the re-
= cent "drmocr9tic Victories" with considerable
burning of powder, tar barrels, talIow candles,
music, ringing OF bells, bat an exceedingly
mcugrc crowd II hcir own. and little cnthll.i-
asH. II MS given CUT that there was 10 he
som" thousands in their procession with torch
lights, The leaders had prepared for decid-
edly brilliant and imposing demonstration,
/ shouldonc Judge from the array of nar>hals ;
; but NO time did their proces sion number over
, two hundred Ot their own.
We can get up TWO hundred in Ellsworth for
j.. r procession 10 witness deg-ight.
THE Boston Transcript which no doubt
+ speaks by the card, di>poses Of the story that
, COY. Andrew expressed willingness TO ac-
I ccpt Il position in .lohnson's Cabinet, If Rever-
dy johnson could also be assigned 10 high
: position in the same, follows
Governor Andrew has never been offered, di-
. rectlV or indirectly. place in President john
sons Cabinet. and las therefore not made the
> acceptance Of such an offer contingent upon the
selection at the same time OF Reyerdy johnson
rs II Cabinet officer.
Tile Democratic candidates for the Ohio
senator,hip are Na!landingham, Pendeton,
Thurman, RAINY, aud JrNett. The Hopuiar
I Noiceis fer NailaI bingham.
was th ehe8sy Democratic gains in Philadel
phia that defeated rennsy Nana Republicans
In other paris Of the state emoerale gains
were countc ibalanced 10y gains ON the other
side IL WAS California over again. The DEM
ocrats nominated their best men, while the
Republicans put up men ofno character OF rep-
utstlOn.
TACCIpFNr. Mr.. Isaac n Snow, a painter
while at work painting mt Mr.. Egery's foundry
yesterday afternoon, stepped into a pool u
melted iron. the residue Of The ladies after cast
ing Which had been poured into the ssnd to
cool The iron had Just cooled sufficiently to
give it the color Of the surrouding sand, and as
he stepped upon il the crust broke through and
he sank into the molten iuass up TO his uucle,