Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-15

IN TRouBlE.-The Mach:as Union had a
leader last week with this heading: "What
Shall we do to be SavedT' 1t is an Important
and pertinent inquiry, though it h rather hate.
The answer of The people will be, repent Of
copperheadism, advocate equal rights to all
men, and the restoration of The late rebel states
to the Union, on this platform. Leave of
talking reputation, and of trusting unrepcnt-
ant rebels.
PICToRIAL.-We notice the erection of a
large staging on State Street for putting up
posters, and the agent of Messrs. s. o. Wheel.
ers' Circus has covered the boarding all over
with the mammoth Posters announcing the
Exhibition of this Circus in Ellsworth, on tho
Goth inst. The boys of all sizes, and the men
too, stop as they pass along TO read what is
said of this circus; aud if they are half as
eager TO pay the entrance fee to the exhibition
on the Goth. Messrs. Wheeler &Co. will carry
( out of town more dimes than they bring in.
MIR. John Brown, an American living in
Valparaiso Chill, has lent that city $3.50 600 in
| gold for Internal improvements. The history
| of Mr.. Brown. says Boston paper, isa re-
markable Instance OF the Yankee character.
| Ii is but few years ago that he landed ut Val
paraiso from ship where he had worked as
one of the crew. and with nothing but the
clothes he had on commenced work rs a jour
neyman carpenter. To-day his property is
valued at five millions. lie has an intcrcsi ting
family, lives in p. nicely comfort. aud stand, mt
the head of social and financial affairs In ChiI
-The season is so late that the question is
frequently asked, "what can we raise this
short summer The best thing that farmers
can do is to plant and SOW just what they
would have been likely TO have planted and
| sown If the season was few weeks earlier.
Most assurcdy we shall have continued [, us,
sced,ime and harvest, and if the Spring runs
into June, the summer may extend \ long way
into the Fall. Therefore, plant and SOW |
You can, aud rs much rs you would if you
could have commenced III April,
Tho Democrats have been saying for the
past two years, the late rebel states should be
admitted at once, and they h We endeav orcd to
make point against the Republican party be-
cause they are not admitted and yet in the vote
in the House the other day, the Democrats
voted solid against the admission of Arkan sas.
| Will the Republicans make note Of this, and
when Democrats charge that these states have
not been admitted into the Union, ask who
FLORIDA The constitution is carried by
about BOO, and the Republican ticket by II
smaller majofit..
GEoRGIA-orFICIAL. Gen. Meade telegraphs
| to Gen. Grant aS follows:
/ Official returns have been received in this
| State Georgia. from all but one county, and
show that the constitution is ratii Il by 1898
majority - Bullock tEopubIicAu) was elected
q vernon by !,l29 majority. The Senate
stands - Republicans TO IL Democrats-oue
doubtful. The House stand, 50 Republicans to
n Democrats and one doubtful.
| AGRICULTURAL STATE FAIR. The Press
says the Trustees of the Maine State Agrirui
tural Society have decided 10 hold the State
Fair in Portland. commencing Tuesday. Sep
TENDER 23th. and 10 continue four days. The
! Cumberland County Agricultural Society Will
! unite with The State Institution. and, thus COM
| bned, the Fair Will be 4 neat affair.
ARKAxsAs-Thc bill admitting Arkansas
into the Union. which passed tue House ycster-
day. i a> follows
Whereas. the pc oplc Of Arkansa, have
adopted a constitution aud state government.
republican iii form. and the Legislature OF said
STATE has ratified the Amendment 10 the con-
stitut,on known a. article II. therefore.
BE il enacted. and it Is hereby enacted, that
the State Of Arkansas Is entitled and admitted
to representation in Congress rs one OF the
States OF he Union, upon the following iunda
mental condition, That the constitution OF
Ark n>a> shall not be amended or changed
a> To deprive any citizens or class of citizrus OF
| the United States Of the right 70 vote who are
entitled To vote hy the constitution herein re-
IognAcd. except "a punishment Tor such
crimes rs are now feloues Al common law,
, whereof he shall have been convicted.
CoHGerssMfN-rLEcr roi: No. CAROLINA.
The following have been elected as member.
OF Congress from North Carolina First biz
irict. John Il. French Second, David IIcatun :.
7 ~ n
I. Deweese Fifth, Israel Il. Lash >N;h. y.
Boytcn SIEVE III, A. IL. Jonc, These are all
Republicans except y. Boyden Of the Sixth
District.
We believe Mr. French. of the 1,t District
was formerly resident of Peno5seot County.
DON'T co TO CALIFoENN.
4 Boston man writes to the HcTafd tia
California is no place for people TO come for
employment IL says:
Farmers worhing-mCn, clerks, as well n
+ seam stresses, millincr>, and domr>tics. stay
where Won are--!f tmc> are hard there You
will find them harder here cling together,
encourage and help one another, You are
: now among your friends wsit-hope for the
good time coming. but doat come u CdlifOf-
MIA, or you ,ciH bitterly regret il. y
A Leavenwor;h (IS.) paper has cores
pondcnt who thinks the cosorcd citizens Of that
State are far too ignorant 10 be intrusted wiki
ballots. lie writes rs follows:
kIkApoD. nov the 81, 1867.
Dere Zur-Will yoa peze inform me
whether Niger suphr,gc Was carried al Tn,
late lection. II Sech ignrant pcepul is to voat.
want to leave thi, God fursaking Sste, and s,
back 10 Souther illinois.
yours tvoo, -
-Slsc ,ssful baiause of superior merit Ms
:. A. Aten's Improved (new stylr) iiair Restorel
or Ore sing i'm one bottle } Every druggist sell:
il. Prise sl.0l. Inl1.
- l white goods washed TO a whitcness TIM
is really white, not dngy white or yelowish whit,
or grey white, by the use OF the steam Refine,
soap.
There are few persons living who wou'd con
seat for given sun, 70 pact with their hair aat
forever wear wig. Use "Barrett's HAIR Re tor
alive to prevent it.
Interruptions men who manufacture anC