Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-09-04

nesday morning at sbout o'clock. 1t was tho
wolf known homestead of the late Edward Beal,
situated on the Mt Desert road.
The returned soldiers of Ellsworth have
organized military company rs will be seen
by another notice. The "True Blues" aro
always right, and always widc-awake.
DO sure and have your votes in sea =
son. Beware of mutilated and mixed
tickets. Give our candidates the full v ote
Mr. Hale, our candidate for member of
Congress large vote. Congress should
b endorsed, and tina country. wants peace,
and in no way can this be done so cfiectu-
ally as by returning Union Congressman
by large majorities.
Ask your Democratic neighbors IL
they have heard of the Vermont election?
$4,000 majority and an increase OF S000to
10000 is a significant fact.
Tho Lejok b. b. c. OF this village played \
match game OF Base Ball, on Friday, with the A.
tcron B. C. of Pucksport. The Lcjoks won the
game by a score of So to q. About 40 persons
were present on this occasion.
Forty to sixty hogsheads OF water per
day are required ut the Falmouth Hotel which
costs the proprietors of the house 70 cents per
hhd.-lStdr.
-EXperimerts on the Grand Trunk Rail
way, haze demonstrated that peat Is a much
cheaper fuel for engines on that line than Woou
or coal.
Hon. John A Logan of Illinois was q
Douglass Democrat, rode down to Washington
~ II
rowed rifle and went into the fight
1t will be scenby notice which was
taken from the Wig. that the bankrupt act
has been extended to January 1868, so that
persons who have NOT. can still avail thcmsel yes
of its provisions.
- Governor Morrill, spoke in Writings
Hall on Saturday Evening. The dali was
crow ded to excess. The speech was an ex-
eeedingly able and effective one, occupying an
hour and u half in it, delivery.
The Hancock County Fair occurs this
year the 22d 23I and the 9th of this month.
Wehope the farmers will bear this in mind
I'VE hear good reports of our friends in
nest OF The towns in this county. Let most OF
The time IRON now. until election be devoted to
the cause.
We copy from the JVh,g an account Of
the imme. Sc mass meeting in Bangor last week.
The Haig evidenced Il great deal of activity
aud energy in giving SO full an account ofthst
great meeting. II deserves praise for the ia.
noes of its report.
We hope our readears will excuse all
bluuders of the type settlers, and Of the editor,
for few weeks to come. Our time is al
most exclusively occupied by duties outside Of
the Office and therefore have no time Tor ma
hing corrections of the matter that fills our col
umns. ANer the September election We hope
it will be otherwise.
TIE FLAG RAIsINGs LAST NIGHT.-Scven
flag, were thrown out last evening and the
whole occasion WAS most entertaining one.
The Republican clubs OF the different Warts
were out in force. although only a portion OF
them had secured their uniforms.
An immense cr.wd followed the procession.
and after the flags we're all out the concoursc
of people called at the Falmouth House and
brought Hon. T.. 4. Storrs to the balcony, who
nude most telling speech. "a he always docs
,iT every OCCASION.
F.vcr,p,iy was pie :scd in whose Interest the
ALTAR was gotten up, and most all the others
were respectful. A few people who delight in
ineiegan explicitly 5, half Gaulic and half gar.
lie. we are told, did ct like it. Tonight six
more flags are To 20 out and the particulars
W iil he lOluu ctst WI mere.
DEER ISLE DEMOCRATIC MEErING.-Tho
Democrats had Il public meeting on Deer l. Q
nj which number of outside speakers were
announced TO speak. Hon Z. a. Spotford of the
Island and chairman, occupied Il good share OF
The time. Col. bradbury of Portland, Rice Of
Rockland, and some body down South thsS
fired North" during the rebellion, undertook
to enli ghen the people. They gravely inform
cd the audience that the natural color Of mig
gers is black. that they have curly hair; Or
wosl, that grows on the top OF the head;
whether they informed the audience how 50
many of the colorld people in the South had
blcached out, located rs they have been among
Democratic whites we are not informed. 'Loi'
said the old wench, when told that the sun was
bleaching out the darkies, lit is the that il
doing that ting"
BRICK PoMERoY ON NEW YORK POLITE
CIANs.-Ihe editor of the Lacrosse he mo-
crat has just Illuminated thus against New
york City Democracy :
one OF the greatest drawbacks to demo-
cratic success In the country has been the rot
tenness of New York city politicians, VINO
have for the sole purpose Of plumber managed
TO gain places in front and at the head Of non
est democratic voters, and BY barter and bar
GAIN buying and selling, SO control nomina-
lions and elect ions as to plunge the city eAch
year deeper in taxation, feather their own
nests. and make places for hordes OF reiaiNes
W HON il Gems the special duty Of some per-
sons 10 seek to glue 10 the teats Of the treas
ur!.
THE RrAs on WHY The Rev. J. d. Full
ton. in n recent letter written on hoard An
ocean steamer, says:"I have heard that good
wine could moi cross the ocean. never knew
the reason before. 1t Is drunk up. Never dis
see more wine d,Iaking than Oh this ship vt
sea, and yet we have had but one pers ON IN
toxicated."
mi, calls TO mind an auecdote whNh may
serve ss Il coroiiary to the above. some uilo
ago a rather fast youth was reiat ny the eA~
perience OF his voyage across the ocean 10 Is
sympnthizing friend. SAID he, Il tell you
what old fellow, there's one good thing about
il, though. You can get rs tight as You piesse
every day, and everybody thinks youer only
seaslck. ~
ABB. Cornell. in his letter accepting
the Republican nomination FOR Lieu Tenant Gov
el nor of New York, says:
The party which. by the yalor Of its arms
and its wisdom in council, has saved The Gov
ernment from destruction, and which, in spite
Of /. reereant .Xecutive, has done so much
toward the pacitication Of the country. must,
under the leadership Of the great Captain VINO
has neveI been beaten, and the kindness oil q
Providence which has always sustained It, b
successful
ALL who are threatened with premature grry
hair and badness will appret late the advantages
derived from the use Ut "Barrett's Hair RsstOra-
tive.
Edward Bayer +, O., Horton, Kings Co, n.
., Writes that astonsh hing cure has been elect
ID en- his daughter, by the use OF "Johnson's Ano.
DINE IinlmeAt. The whole spine became dis