Ellsworth American., 1867-04-26
LOCAL NEWS, &C.

Most of our traders have put In fresh
stocks Of goods.
Mr.. Gladstone resigns the leadership Of
the Liberal party, in Parliament
-Gold 81. Money at six per cent, Cotton
% cts, Flour and wheat dull, Corn higher.
--Herc's to internal improvements, as
the no, said when he took dose Of salts.
a Mrs. Keanr died very suddcnly at
S,suhcs the isth inst; bcingl ill, only fifteen
minutes.
The Governor Of South Carolina esti-
( mates that loo.Wo PEOPLE Of thst State nave
no, tasted meat in % days.
/ The attention of Farmers is calledtc the
advertisement Of d. II. Dunhams Improved
Horse Hoe, on FIRST page.
/ Xxx Gov. Gilmore Of New Hampshire
died A, his residence in Concord on Wednes-
tsy lsss week. lie was % years old.
Copy ofa sign upon al Academy out
west.-"Frecmsn i Hugs Freeman teaches
the boys and Hugs the girl
-The bundle Of Americans for Bluehill
lef, thi, Post Office Lass Friday. 1t did not reach
Bluehiu until TUESDAY this week. Where did
i, siopi
The locomotive now runs four hundred
ami fity miles west ofSt. Louis, and the track
is being laid at the rate Of a mile every day.
The nomination of Hon. Henry j. Ray.
mond AS Minister to Austria was laid on the
table. and there it will lie. This leaves Mr.
Motley in the place.
Tho Bowdoinham bank Robbers have
been taken from the Augusta Jail and carried
to Bath for trial. The trial We suppose com
!. menced Oh "Wednesday.
-Rey, Mr.. Locke Methodist, who has beer
located here for two years has beeu transieret
to 4 Massachusetts, conference, and Is now 10
Gated ut Lunenberg.
tE-Those interested in the cause Of Temper
ance and this is very large class of our cit
zens, will notice the call for county conven
ton.
rdMr. Norton Of Bangor is in town ready 4
willing to put pianos in tune, and to repas
them. Don't forget to call on him at the Els
worth House.
, Dickens is really coming to this country
towards the close Of the summer months, an.
will remain for five or six months, giving pub
lie readings i'll the principal cities.
! The Steamer Clarion which ran on Unior
river last year in Connection with the City o
49, + fho al,orr iSar skt.,
p son.
r The Levee to be held by the Ladies con
nected with the Baptist Society, on May-da,
, eve, has been postponed to May sth. The,
, were unable to get ready for SO early day, y
the LIST.
: The record Of the weather Of late
something after this wise rain every after
e noon, clear of every night. sun rise clear ever
+ morning, nine O'Clock the wind Easterly, pre-.
;. emily rain.
4 Court is making commendablc progress
v Three are plenty Of divorce cases to be di
p posed of. Can any one tell why there are 5
II many more cases of this kind than formerly
S There is considerable ship-building i
:. thi. town, Notwithstanding the hard times fo
money, and the ruin of the shipping interes
There new ones are being built and lare
number are being repaired.
Il 1t don't look as II we should have
: : steamer on Union river this year. We lear
y that the Portland company will put on a bo;
$ if our people will subscribe for part of th
:. stock in one. This Is reasonable.
The Pcnobscot river is free from ice u
as high as Bangor. The Katahdin commence,
making two trips per week on Monday. TIL
u Milton Martin, on the line between Bangor an
Portland makes three trips per week.
;, tcFThe official canvass of the popular vot
Of Connecticut shows 94.l5S votes, which
g larger by 5000 than ever east before. English
- majority is 9S7. The whole ticket elected net
majority for the Democrats on Congressme
. Of 1904.
!, Ono Of the Boston papers states that on
= million tons Of coal, one million and half bbls
!. OF flour, three hundred thousand bales OF Cot
ton and two hundred thousand bales. of wool
are reed, yearly we suppose. in that city.
MIR. Remission has ut his carriage Dcpo;
, large assortment OF carriages, for sale oil
,, reasonable terms. lie makes good work ant
c wants to make quick turns. Give him a call
: 1t is reported that Rev. DR.. Anderson
President Of the University Of Rochester, ha.
been offered the Presidency of Brown Uniyer
:. sity, in place of DIR. Barnas Sears, who has re
e signed. ORA is Il native ofBath. son ofthe lat
Deacon Anderson Of that city, aud graduate
Of Waterville College.
An exchange in speaking Of the magica
strains Of hand organ, says: When he playe,
"Old Dog Tray" we noticed eleven pups sit
h ting in front OF the machine OH their launches
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