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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-31
Citizens Temperance Meeting.

The meeting came together Monday
evening, at Lyceum Hall. DIR. NJ. r.
Pulsifer was called to the chair. and
n. X. Sawyer appointed Secretary.
A. f. Burnham, Esq. the Secretary of
the last meeting read the doings of that
meeting.
Mr.. Savary said it was voted ut the
last meeting that the Committee pre-
sent the petition to the Sslectmen for
their decision and action. He said one
of the board was present and no doubt
would report its decision. Mr.. Ham
ilton Joy said he did not know rs he
was authorized to report the decision,
or to say whether they had come to Il
decision. The result at which they
arrived might be illustrated by telling
the story of girl, who, when asked if
she was courted. said, = she was sort Of
rather more sorter not, than sorter. -
But" said the speaker, Il do not
know as | should be inclined to tell the
audience what the decision was. if any
one was reached, as it would do no
good and might do mischief.
Mr.. Savary hoped this meeting meant
something. There was earnestness
with some. Did not believe that per-
sons came in here for amusement only.
1t was not possible for people to come
here and mean nothing. Had received
papers for signatures for another con-
stabulary law.
DIR. Pulsifer made some general re-
marks on the curse that follows rum
selling. and those who are connected
with it in any way.
Mr.. Burnham made some interesting
remarks. He disliked the use Of to-
bacco almost as strongly as the use Of
liquor. He wanted an ex-
of the audience as to whether
hey wanted the rum-shops closed.
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Merrie Christina

Every body and fbs ,.rt.f of N min. :.
seemed TO be hapfy on HE a5th. ana a,
merrie is it Is possible Tor human beiu.s
to be. The sun siloue brightly. and .ae
sleighing was most excellent. ana the mum.
beers who went "a sleigh-riuiug scemed 10
exceedthose who remained at home. Tuose
dealing in Holiday goods did a larse bu,f.
ness. we are happr 10 say. and therefore
those VINO had presents, and the number
of Little Folks who were vi tied bY
Santa Claus, mus. be largely in cNees, o.
those OF any previous Christmas. All day
long on Thursday and Friday, taroHs, ol
people were in search OF suitable presents.
and bothering their heads 10 decide VIVA.
would be just the thing tor tai, ii end.
and that one, and examining tne l..,t re-
eeding deposits OF the purse. 10 see ,,is,.ttl-
er such would si.e out before tue =e4..oj
the Twelve taes of Christmas.
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LOCAL. .s.vD OTMER SrR.us.
j r. T..

We have an unusual number of commu-
nications, that should receive attention this
week, but we have not the space.
The letters we publish this week, will
give our readers large variety of reading.
We are having the bestof .leighlng, there
being about inches of snow the ground.
Tho Temperance meetings are getting
rather lively and interesting
1t is reported that the Democratic Sher-
in OF Knox County will resign rather til An exc
cute the warrant for the execution of Harris
Portland Transcript.
This statement is an errsr II Is Harris
who wants to avoid fsartici patton in the cclr.
mony.-Belfast Journal.
The Editor of the Tribune says. thanks
to nature that children are not logical
The Lewiston journal says many farms
are changing hands In that County.
The Biddeford Journal says Hon. ". i.
Miller OF Portland, Collector OF Internal Reve-
hue for the First District, is so III as to excite
the serious aprehensions Of his friends.
We have received piece of poetry dedi.
Gated TO the Upper Tens of Ellsworth vii.
lage. but we have not the courage to print it,
believing if we did, that we should have an at
tack Of something worse than the "Grecian
Bend,' right speedily. The writer forgot also
to give his or her name.
A Washington Correspondent says that
the Celebration of Forefathers Day at the Cap
ital "ended with the doxology and dancing"
For portion ofour edition this week We
had to use paper little too short at one end
We snail use some next week that will be
larger every way.
MIR. and Ars. L. W. Cleaves OF Pros
pect Harbor, Gouldsb0ro, celebrated their tenth
anniversary wedding day, on Friday evening,
the 18th inst. A large gathering OF friends
congregatel at their hospitable dwell ling, when
bounti'ul repast was served. The friends OF
the happy pair showered upon them an album
dance of tin-ware, Of every conceivable kinds
and sizes, US well as their best wishes for
long and prosperous welded life.
Mr.. Granville Blake ha, been selected
tor the representative to the Legislature non
Auburn. vacancy occurred by the resignation
of Mr.. Z. N. Woosnian. Al the Caucus, he
question of U. S. Senator came up and tho
Sense Of the large Caucus taken, resulting ~
an overwhelming vote for Mr.. Morrill,.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-31
MUNsoN.

FRIEND SAWYER Spending few
weeks IN the vicinity ct me Capitol of t,..
state, have gathered some items which
may interest your readers
On Taesday the 10th, last. the Meeiin,
house OF the First Baptist Jhul IN and 80.
| elety III Augusta was dedicated To the NOR
ship oil Almighty God-rhe Sermon Wa.
by Rev. a. h. =. small of Portland and
set forth III glowing language and with
impressive delivery the characteristic, of
the rsdt ht Use OF God - The dediuatprv
prayer Was by Rev. DR.. Wilson OF Water
vile.
lie house ~ remodei.ed is a noblr
structure, stwo stories high Wiz 4 tower
and 'lecpie, the lower story containing one
large and two small yestries. vc~fibnl,,n
ample stairways leading TO tile audience
room above
This contains eighty. pews. cushioned
and carpeted with singing gallery and or
gan loft with recess for chanccl. aud ante
roomcs upon each side OF 1.-THE andienoo
room is finished in ash and walnut, with
curved pews and the walls and ccilin
tasteiaily and beautifully frescoed-
In the evening there was an abundlnt
collation. served by the ladies in tho vestrie
TO large company of the people Of .Au-
gusta and from the neighhoring towns.
which was greatly enjoyed by all present
Here DR.. Kicker, the Pastor made A state
[ - IL. ne.
present eoudition of the building fund
lie stated that the cost was about Ia. gbD
dollars and the estimated value including
the lot about $50 900
He also stated that there was a debt ON
the house of about $1,000.
He had obtained pledges to the amount
of about 500, conditioned on eleven OF.
Twelve hundred dollar. more being raised.
SO as to reduce the debt to about 81 900
Pledges and money then began to come in.
and before the close Of the evening. he had
the pleasure OF announcing that about al.
GOO had been secnred-rhev have preylous
~ received mech aid ffoln abroad i'm sums
Of less than one dollar to thoasand-rb,
pews are owned by the society and are TO
be rented for enough 10 pay The Minister,
salary. and running expenses. the rents
varying from $500, to $40.
The seats are all eligible. and this differ
ance in rent is made, so as not TO debar the
poor from the Sanctuary
no noble Church eiitice. and SO able a
fator, and SO selfsaeriticing Chareh and
society in the Capital of the state NAV be
truly matter of qualification and encour-
agement to the entire denomination in the
state
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"SANTA.

In Goullsboro there are faur hi.
Good femplars in good wnr<in., nr.,
ahd lie" members are being received -.
cry week. In this town. there i n,,t ,i,.,
opposition to secret societies f, Nh, ~.
motion of temperance. do not wish
/ be understood thar all the pronIe mt,
peFate - far from that But there ar.,
more temperate me-, and less ,lrunk.nos
than before the Organization, of tr.s. go;
cites.
They need at tie least. two ya,d No..
ing houses IA this town. Al present.
they are entirely destitute of a h,ns. ~,
worship. They have preaching hn,fth.
time.
The business mon are giving their attn,
ton to ship-buildng, aud intend ia hui,1
quite a nanbe' of vessels the coming sa,.
son.
In THIS town are twelve stores, each ono
doing fair business 5.
,teuben, the most westerly ,o,.u :.
Washington Co., is not II great business
place. They have fine ehurch-editice IN
the village nice hotel kept by Capt. {.
IL. Haskell i Good remplar,' Hall. OH.
physician and one minister. Two vessel.
arc to be bulk here next sea>oz. Tn. viii
iase Is we'll located for hasiness, but the
business men are too unwilling To "tak,
rlsAs, to make IL u smart business place.
Yours,
MIN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-31
Rev. Hervey Ha ~ es.
Barn AMP PARENrAGE +.

Iervey Halves was born IN Brookileil,
VI. June l'tit is92. tie was the son "i
William and Esther ha"c>. oil Milton,
Mas Hi- pareats moved from Mass
- erh9Ht carly IA lite and there pur-
eidSed Il beautiful farm upon which they
IA Ell Il family al fourteen chifdten, seven
Sons and sgyen daughters, the NounG"stoi
but about two Years OF age his father
died, leaving TIE "ido" Wta a lar q iaihi-
y Ell ehitdreH. Fpt tlihe, Tue iahAf se-
mahed loGe'hrF' oa' -f"duaiiS oe'euiih@
separated. after enjoying the tet,'er aiiees
ton anu .ell-te49 instruction Of 0eas
meihhf Haai ABOUT Ten Years oi age ala,
the messenger al aellh AGAIN Nls4'e" tAat
aothe' anu az W. ttis i !'9's tdthei te>N
anu iho'hefi-ss oeE' ia"i''S '''s chee's'
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-31

~-samue BowIes, Esq Editor Of tie
Springfield Republican was in New York last
week stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, with
his sick wife. wlan he WAS arrested Oh the
charge Of libelby the order Of Judge MeCunn
at the instarceot one james Flske ir, one Of
the Erie Railroad ring. for libel and hurried
off 10 Jail without ha-ing the opportunity to
get bail, He WAS obliged to give $4,000 bail,
u sum vastly greater than all the characters of
the Erie railroad men are worth, let who may
be judge.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-31

followed the distribution of the oft.
irom the tree, until every person 70
ceived present.
We must not forget the exc.Ilon,
music furnished on the occasion. Nj,
Sarah Il. stevens presided at the piano
ana Mr.. Ellis, with the Cornet, rendor
ed able assistance.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-31
person present

That the lecturer was appreciated, was
evident from the close attention Of every
person present.
JINIUs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-31

To CoRRESPONDENTs.-All communications and
all letters of business with this office to receive
early attention, must be directed ts the ELLSWORTH
-iDaerican.
The American is the only paper published in the
Comfy, and has a large circulation amoung the
most thriving citizens of the County. VIII our
friends in the several towns send local items for
publication? Nothing helps us so much All the
marriages, deaths. accidents, launches of vessels
building of school.houses and meetingbopsas, Of
any other local items of interest,
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and 81 Park Row, New York are our Agents
for receiving and forwarding Advertisements at
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tisements for this paper, at our lowest rates.
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for this paper at the same rates Is required by
us.
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Street. Portland, are our authorized agents to
receive advertisements and subscriptions al cur
lowest rates.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-23
SsSprtlant Der 9yiaffprni 6es
S1Droanerifa Sur.
iierbuu6eS
III ofIl 0llrdl Die 3te Saofabuno Be-
81 tdlloNeneu 9[nenNen,etts

mt Den 6urd Die 3te Sanfosuuo be<
idlohe1en 9lmenbementss
9er AoroamcrifaniIde Surnerbunb
oe5pedt .our9 gsereinteitn9 oIIer. ouf
Ger nadfol9enoen @lafforin ffebenben
Ssrelne, oiefeIben in ibren geifrebun"
gen mad SeranbiISuna ibrer 9RitoI;s-
Der 5u 8enfden bon fraftioem SSrher
uno IreIeh Settle, gu unterifiben. unb
es llf tetfeS befon6ere glufaa6e, ourdl
aue lbni su @ebote ftebenben W1itteI Sic
raotfale deformbeltreblna duf focios
lem, politiitem uno reliai6lem @ebiefe
gum rl9tt9en SeritdnbnifIe feline N1it<
g1teoef gu brlngen, un 5 fur 50 ers
no trtitdungS ste Ter 2efor.
m En- nH Die @Ieidlbereh.
E. 9ung aIIer sd { n t den in
te 9 d ranfen su treten
ll1 Gno fur oerenSerpirtli6ung uno Die
sSabrung Der angebcreten Nfenfdens
re9te mitauarbeiten.
Sieisr 8unO foa cine 9iIansIdufe5
auer 1ener Soeen fein, iueId1e aus elmer
natur9emaBen uno oaburdl berniinftis
gen gSeltanl9apnna berporgeben, unS
Que Auruer befampfen oesbalf naner,ts
ttq 1eoen geriud sur 8eldranfuno
Ger 9enl1ensfreibeit; fouie SfIaberet
uno. Netiblsmus . lie @orentsa
B a lining 6es5 Gtimmredts
ple uberbaupt ale 8edtsberfiirsuns
gem ipelde fid nit tpabrbaft bumanen
1no oenlotratiiaen @run0lasen nidt
'ereinigen lanen, ia Z 81 a3.s
DER Surner6uno iiebt in Ser 0Irt
it1o 2Selie,s ipie in BEN meilter SdIIen
]ler 81 2auoe Die offentIi6eu @aaeles
lenbeiten bebanOeIt mer6en, cine arose
Sefabr fur Die @nttpl6luna mahrer
5reibeit, oerielbe ma9t es oesbaIb oen
,lnaelnen 8treiuen CUR 8flidf, fur
ibrer 0litaliebfn in Sen
bwebenoen poIitiiden SSragen an for<
Iet uno 10 lbiet an tbnerl liegt, Ser boz
ttllaen corruption entgegensuteten.
ySeiter iou cine 9lufeabe oiefesBunz Z.
es lsin, ale 8eitrebungen 3ur Sebuna
er 8olfsbiIeung mad Srdffen 3u uns :.
erltuBen, fonie nur9 @ranounq uno
Sorperung gutter Shnlen elmer freien
no fttlt4en @rSiebung Der Snaenbt
toglidlt 8eridn6 gu Ieilten. 3la
@mm. Die in ariperrfer 56rift esSraa-
N 9Sprte ltne bic rleuelt @menfements.
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sSerfansntinna Sa- Wiitelieoer Der
Slrmee'n opn xe,uneffee, Gnnts :
berlanb, Sbip Mtsb 6eOraia.

Gs iuiro bierniit aR9eseiat; oas ifd
o1e @efelfdaften~ iuel1e Die 9lrmeer
bon Sennelee, @uinberlan0, Ohio unf
9eorsta repraiert1ren, am Is. unb is
Se5entber 1868 IN gbieagc beriam,
lneln tperoen.s g .f9S39 ,ttlgS'
Die 8erfantntFuna BAT eirten rein
lloetalett 8uef uno lit 6asu beitimt,tt
bic @rinnerilns an SEN &riea ;u er !
balten nuos Die Sreun6fGaften, fpeidle
wabreno oiefer Beriooe unferer riatIos
.nalen 9ef9i9te aefdIoifen nurben
.tpieoer aufsufrif9e1. 9lIIe 9eteronet,
tno treunolihft eingeIaben, an Ser
5utammerfanft tbeiIsune6aief.
Ii Gln Jteeneriiit fir ie6e 9lrntee ers
liannt ipOroen, fpeIder an oieSeIbet, cn1
Meenn. .oes Is. Decembers cine Nnrebe
halten ipIro. GIN 9Ibeno bes Is. Ses
senlbers finoet Elm 9roBes Banquet
ltatt.
Sen. 8nL 6. @trend, @bicaoo su.
1T bereit, lebipebe 9lnsfunft al oeben
uno 1T osrielbe init Den einitip eiIioen
arrangements beauftragt, bis Elm ae.
nteinfalnes Arrangements @ontite sr.
n Ilannt lporoen II, sum obisen 8[an sur
Stusfubrung su bringen. i4-g
3 nssl SIS. s. .Sberman.
Ssneraaientenant Der Ser. ct. 9Irn,ee.
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~ 8etanntIi1 f9reibt man Der
Saube ben f1neIliten Slug unter ben
86esIn au, iie iibcrtrifft felbit ben NSs
Ter. go tpur6e fiir;Ii6 Elm 8ug in
OuOn, Sranfreid, 9eieben, peIder UNI
2.llbr gfa9mitta9s in Wfe6eln, 8eIs
aien, eintrnf, mas cine Gntferunna bon
20 6eutiAen Wfsilen ausmadt. @ie
Eanben Isaten alto 10 bentf1e MsiIsn
In ber @tnnbe suriid. .TNNESej
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-07-29
Sherif's Sale.

By virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Facias
to me directed, 1 will sell on Monday the
3rd day of August next the following prop
erty, viz:
One Blind Horse and one Mule. Levied
on as the property of Harry Suber at the
suit of g. P. Sligh, ct al. 13
Also, one Mule. Levied on as the pro-
perty of Andrew Kinard, deceased, at the
suit Of c. G. DeWalt. t3
Also, six head of horses at the suit Of
Eleanor Price, ct al, vs,.T. J. Price. t3
will also sell, on Tuesday, the 4th of
August, at the residence of Thcs. j. Price,
a fine lot of Hogs, 8 or 10 head of Cattle, l
Wagon and Harness, Cotton and Cotton
Seed, and other things.
House and Lot in the town of Newoerry,
containing one-fourth of an acre, more or
less, bounded by lots of II. Fl. Kinard, Geo.
Boland and Adams street on the South.
Levied on as the property of John W.
Brown, and sold at the suit of S. A.
Pope. t3.
Also, two hundred acres Of land, more or
less, bounded by lands OF John P. Buzzard,
O. q. Buzzard, ct. al. Seld at the suit Of
G. G. DcWalt, vs. Thompson Wilson aud
Daniel Buzzard Fhe above levied on as
the property of Daniel Buzzard.
T. N. PAYSINGER, S. n. D.
July Is 2s IS.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-07-29

sWHAF Is CoANs.-Ths impression is
beceming stronger here every day that
The country is about to pass through a
much uore trying ordeal than was the
war Of the rebellion. As an evidence
oesbs deep feeling here, it can be stated
eBat an ex.generai of the Federal army,
now in business here, gave it as his
solemn conviction, that before the close
Of q year. from this, date, death by hang
ing viii be witnessed within the walls Of
:fk6cspitel. If the schemes concected
brittle Jscobins, by which to seize, upon
the Government, be attempted to be put
into execufoa, General says be
cepfdentlyc cexcepts to See members Of
Congress hung in their respective cham
hefs-es the surest means of arresting
the !eYolutien and saving the country.
l.fGor. Baltimore Gazette.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-07-29
NOTICE.

/ have been informed that some of my
left-handed friends of Newberry have re-
ported THAI was going to move from New
berry but such is not the case. l think
too much Of Newberrv to leave it at this
particular time. Ny Tanner5 will GO on as
usual. The highest price will be paid for
all good hides, &c. I shall be absent a
short time at Greenvile, and M. Thomas
PaFsmger will act for me as agent.
One Hundred Dollars Reward will be
paid by the subscriber for evidence that
will convict any person or persons of hav-
ing set fire to my house at Helena on the
night of the eth instant.
July 253 /. BIERFIELD.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-07-29
COMMERCIAL.

NEvBERRy, July 2s-Cotton quiet at 25i
cents for middliDgs.
New YORK, July 2-7p. m,-Cotton dull
and heavy, ;aad 3e. lover; ssles 900 bales, at
90. Ffouf-State and Western q &c. better
sor fresh ground; superfne $50 a 30;
Southern shade irmer. Corn a2c. lower.
Gold excited, at A.. - =,
CHARLESTON. July 5.-Cotton declining;
sales 81 bs bsles-middlings %.
AUGUSTA, July 27-Cotton market dull
and unchanged; sales 50 bales; receipts ST.
middhBg g.
LIvRRPooL, July N-Evening.-Cotton
declining; sales s, 600 bales-uplands 81 a 10;
Qkns l0f 10S.
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In Re. Thos. w. Holloway,
Bankrupt.
' Assignee's Sale.

By order of Hon. Geo. S. Bryan, Judge
of the q. S. Court Of South Carolina Dis
trict, will sell at public auction, for cash,
at the residence Of said Bankrupt, at Po-
maria, on.
Thursday, 18th day Of August nert,
Three Mules, one Horse, Cattle,
Sheep. Hogs, Corn, Cotton Seed,
Blacksmith Tools, Bar Iron, two
Wagons, one Carriage and Hal
ness, Cast-iron Mill and Boilers,
Bacon, Carpenters Tools, Seven
Shares of stock Of the G. & G. R.
R, Co., Twelve Years Scholarship
in Newberry College, andone Gold
Watch.
Also, at the same time and place, the
TRACT OF LAND, on which said Bankrupt
now resides, containing
Five Hundred & Forty-fve Acres,
more or less, butting and bounded by lands
of j. W. Folk, Jno. 4. Cannon, estate of
VIM. R. Chapman, Geo. H. Dickert, c.
Suber, and DR.. Berley. And at the same
time and place, one aud one-half of an acre
of land belonging Jointly to estates Of Thos.
W. Holloway aud of q. H. Folk, Bankrupts,
situate at the Pomaria Depot, sod bounded
by the tract above described, the Bun
combe and of the GreenVille & Columbia
Railroad.
Purchasers to pay for stamps and papers.
HAYNE D. REID, Assignee
T,1y
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
NEwBERRY DISTRICT.

NEwBERRY DISTRICT.
By John T. Peterson, Ordinary Of Newberry
District,
Whereas, Frances S. Glasgow has applied
to me for Letters of Administration, on sill
and singular the goods and ehartels, rights
and credits of John l.: Glasgow, late Of the
district aforesaid. deceased: =.
These are therefore TO cite and admonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors Of
shesaid deceased, to be and appear before
me. at our next Ordinary's Court for the
said District, 20 be holden at Newberry Court
House, on the 9Th day Of August. 70. show
cause, if any, why the said Administration
should not be granted. -. 80
Given under my hand and seal. this 23rd
Gay of July; in the wear Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-eighs.
JOHN T. PETERSON, o.n.d.
.Iply g 81 2t.