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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-12

On SUsPIcIoN.-Abont O'Clock on the after
noon of the 10th instant the dwelling No l2l4
Austin street, was entered during the temporary
absence of the occupants, and thoroughly ran.
sacked. A quantity of clothing and "a lot OF
ieWelry were stolen. Some OF the goods the
thieves, in their haste, dropped IN the yard.
fellow named Michael Hong was observed
prowling around the neigh borhOod on the 6qy
OF the theft, and yesterday he was arrested
Seventh and Shippen streets, on susp cion OF
having committed the robbery, Alderman
Bonsall committed him for q tnrher hearng.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-12
The President

has fully made up his mind, and that within
few days he will remove both Rollins and
CnnrineY.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-12
PHILADELPHIA STOCK ExOHASGE SALES, NOV. i2

Reported by De Haven Brp No. 40 8. Third street
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-27
After Bull Run.

After the untimcly. ard terrible disaster
TO orr arms at Bull Run. the hearts Of the
loyal men Of the nation We're sobered ahc
SD ,ened to the point bordering on dis
co;,ragemcnt and unbelief in the cause
OF the Union. The disaster was SO crush
ing and unexpected. and the too co t;dent
hopes of the true men were so completely
dashed in singic dag AMI in Il single bat
lie. that it was no wonder that almost
blank di-pair fastened Oh thc minds OF the
people. But from out of all the dark
days Oi the rebellion. the Union has eIGerg-
ed without single star struck from the
flag, and its career of onward progress
more fully assured than ever. Its career
of strife was checkercd with alternate Sue
ccSses and defeats, but the tue men chung
to the OLD Union just rs strong III adverse
~ as in prosperity. bearing for ii the same
love whea Lees soldiers quartered IN
Richmond rs nl!ea the victorious soldiers
OF General Grant marched through lis
streets playing Yankee Doodle.
The hopeful, sign TO the Union cause
daring the var. the bnW o.. PROMISE VIII ca
always gave 10 oar rulers. AID tie &c .er-
ais in command OF the armies, their >ol!si
nope in I'll innate success. WAS the unsWcr,-
! ing fidelity OF 1he masses OF the people of
| all parties. When disaster came. and dis
coaramemc ios the moment u>grpcd The
place of u buoyaht hope. tile cio,;d Go
scurcd the sun bit for Il moment. for there
was buoyancy OF spirit whici, WAS dies
tined to hold out tRiii the wo.k OF y ittiug
down Il wicked rebellion MAS accomplished
When the dark da. OF 81 Were upon lis
it is tine the Democratic politicians sue
cectlpd in making some believe that the
ebcls could not DC conquered. and that
the only safe road Cor wise people to tray
ei. III such m emergency. Was 10 take the
b ok track: and therefore by Il vast
amount of bad advice. AID con;iuuouS d. =
loval ac : and talk. some good nc,l were
-! sSiray. We lost that year, I Z State
elections. and they Wet bad tor the Union
party Just ii, proportion rs lii~ Cni)n ar
nice met viii. rcvey>cs. Bat IN the end
the rebels were beatca by oar sold crs. and
the Democrats were beaten ut the polls.
We are PAST the Bail run perio ia ear
political coatest. Conn. started wroag
one year siucc. Pennsylvania went wr"ag
IN Oct. Ohio was saved rs by fire and Cal
! ifornia MAS all wrony. These comprise tl.,,
second series of revcrscs, and CORES Dad
TO tho rebel raids into the free states dur
ing the war. Eut the tide has turned and
the c,emyis il full retreat into lis own
reces.es and Businesses. The Summer
campaign opens auspiciousiy and with the
gallant Union forces put III good iiel'ing
trim, and stripped Of surplus baggage.
and needless hindranees to rapid move
ments. the political campaign Of 1868 will
end AS sloriously, under the sanle lc, der
as did the military one ofls65. So mote
| it be.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-27
Taking Advantage Of their
own Wrong Doing.

One OF the most potent arguments OF the
Democrats. one that they most often use.
is tina. bonds are not taxed, and that the
poor man has TO pay all the taxes. In re-
ply to these statements the questions
might be asked. "what caused the high
taXes?" and the answer would be on tile
tongue of every man. 1.-THE war;" And
who caused the war? and equally decisive
would be the answer, the democratic
Party
Now ought that party that caused the
high taxes 70 take advantage Of its wrong
party action. and claim that U.'ioa men
should vote tisc Democratic ticket. because
take are high? Would not such Il posi-
ton be preposterous? When the life Of
the Nation was endangered, and
men aid money were bath wanted to save
ii. both had to be had ut whatever cost
During those perilous times. the mcn who
now cry aloud against government bonds.
and are telling us that they are not taxed.
and that the holders of them are growing
rich, while the poor man is glowing pool
er, were al,o telling us that these bond,
wer. worth nothing. or would not be in 4
few years, and d!sconragn5 all from in
vesting in them. But few Democrats did
SO invest in this region. but after the war
was over, and the bonds were esteemed Il Q
best of promises, then they turn round
and say to the men. perhaps the very men.
whom they discouraged from investing.
..oh, these bonds arc II taxed! The
rio Ii own them and pay no taxes. while
YOU poor mcn pay al the taxes. Is thi
fair or honest. ar is il unfair ard dIshon-
est?
This has nothing to 90 with taxing or
nou-,aXing bon.s. II Isl question Of HON
eft or Gi-i,emest political action. Shall a
party, any more than an individual take adj
vantage Of its own wrone do!il.f
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-27
. O. y. uOWARD.
Mi. Gen. Com. Sc


Yesterday from the House Military Com
mif,ee. Il bill VA. rcp,ricl giving every
so,,lirr, sailor and marine wto served
fiitnl,ly during the war. and has been
,,,n,rallr discharged. s. 80 for every
,n,1th ef service AFTER dcti'iciIg TIL buun-
tr. rcreiv, q from all other sources. This
u.H bounty 10 be pad in cert .'icai's bear
i,.i; per ccat il;-.'t~s re Ice.ntolc pi'iici-
pal and interest at Flm ieasnEe ot the
h Idrr on!y in e.. = Lands ut the govern
men. price application must be filed within
two years. Certificates not transferable.
rne hill was recoinmlltud. and order Il
printed.
Mai Gen. Hancock arrived hero lHE
cve,,in. from y. Orleans. AMI Will suo,-
less. aeee,e Ia the Presidents wishes and
tak. culnnand Of the new Department oil
the Atlantic. with Id. Qr>. at Wa>iii"It"i
rhi- Department embraces the District ct
Columbia. Mary land and all northern
STATS 1t will ke remembered tina. the
President has been tying to iindr cons
intule. suitable ~ his taste for this De.
plrimrni. for some ii,nc.
Mai. Gen. Mcdowell viii probably sue .
&c, Il Gen. Hancock III New Orleans.
1 he President has been bu-ily engaged
alt the week with his counsel preparing
for the triad. which viii begin aS soon lis
the mana Ee:> on the part OF the House.
ran prepare to meet Mr.. Johnson's an>N tr
to the imppacIs lament rviiclos MONDAY the
13 inst. being tie G:lY SET by the Senate,
for receiving thi, answer. The maha%er<
must then prepare iii answer and submit
it to the ilou>. and lien to the Senate
.u.i!lg rs 4 court when the trial will acts
ally bcgai. His preparatory bs'ncs>
may consume several day. BIT 10 time
viii, be wasted. and by MoatiAy l30thin>t }
guessing
1t was decided in the House yesterday.
'.tl!at on lie days VIXEN the SENATE siItl
ii for thr trial OF the President on The ar.i-
elc> Of iupeAelimrutlhc ii1i>c.in Com nit
tee oi the Whole. viii atlesfl VIZ. thcm IL
ayers ii lIse bar of the Senate at the hour
na:neA + II f..c eemiaencement of the bro
eec,InE>.@
II is not expected tia. Tie President vii.
b. prcsru! il u pr PEA I'trso"a,
WcAad bran,iiu! wayas.WcGhcr fr Soy
c.afd iy >--early bird, and tipNcrS ia the
ptl.ir !,ath> and gardens. uh:iI yesterday
y ha.d. dsisin- saoW>,orm cane. All e.i-
ii yly CHANGED the a-p4ci OF ".fi!ooe
scents n L old m;nier Mere -if,f, hac -
eeuii44er .l.l- s&ay beyoid the HsUt! GUS
5sAn.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-27

THE SPRING TRADE IN THE WEST
The Chicago Republican has the following
remarks upon this SUI jet:
The New York commercial Journals a'e
all predicting II late spring and an ea,ly
summer trade. Here. in the West how
ever. We have no such indications-hut
rather otherwise. ~ Il gen"rcl rule the
far9,ers throughput he northwest are in
lmtier condition fin; nciaily Than for sev
.ral wears past /; The snir. eonntry is bare
OF goods. and the leading markets are far
from h,ing oyrrstockcd Under all these
circumstances. an active spring trade may
he loooked for AS su0n ~ the weather has
brcnme settled. All through lava. Kan
aas Nebraska, MinnesUta. Wisconsin and
Illinois. husinass in the SMALLER t0Wns and
cities was never 70 active ~ it has been
for Iuou,h past.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-27

already been organized in this city. An
expedition of some two hundred men with
their families which was ready to embark
for that stormy reuion TO engage In min
ing Observation-Disclosures whales and
walrus-and fnr hunting. have concluded
to abandon the project for the present.
They are anxious to learn whether Alaska
be part and parcel Of Uncle Sans domin-
ions or not. Mr.. Seward, on being writ.
ten to. fails to give them any satisfaction.
a corps of artists connected with the
PRINCIPAL illustrated weeklies are en- route
for Washington. to photograph the court
Of impeachment. A special artist from
the London Illustrated Ne@s is said to be
among them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-27

Y The following letter relating to Miss.
: Sawyer and her celebrated Save W. take
fran the Bath Daily Times Ut Feb 18th
Please notice advertisement in another col
umn:-
MEssRs EDIroRs: immense sue
cess achieved by Doctor Bfandrr,h in thu
wonderful sale al his fau;nns pills. 10y Sa,,ls
with his Sarsapr la, Aver with his Chcrr.
Prctoral etc. has induced host OF others
to protfer their nos.runS tn tn. public m"-
iice. in hope that the guliibi i.y Of TIN. pee.
~" ~ hit enable then to fill their pockets
~ well.
10, country has been 8" flooded with
patput medicines, specifics. and cure alls.
tina, Il new advertisement "r hand hill cX
cites distrust in our minds at once. and
we are apt to declare the article IL catch
penny.
In precisely that state of mind took up
hand bill few days since, setting firth
the virtues Of Miss Sawyrr's S"lve On
reading it however. saw very plaAl y that
the article was not liable to that iniprach-
rcut. Mis-. SAWYER. whain hav" known
from her CHI dhoad. is not under TIL. ntccs
si'y of 'ryias any catch penny tricks upon
the public.
Sue posscsscs an ample fortune. Her
brother. with Xhn;u siir resided. by his IN
tlastrv. ffugai'y and success in c"incic,a'
pursuits. acquired :, large estate. " lch. nj
his decc;,sr. all can. int" hcr rasscsion as
his solc heir. Her cxceient manascnscG,
OF his domestic ni.airs. and her industry III
other pursuits. contributed in no email de
gree to The decentralization. aud the sa.i,t'
virtues will doubtless increase the estate.
She is therefore under no necessity Of APP
p"'ring before the public with her mcdi-
cine.
WHY does she advertise her salve!
In my Judgment, nothing hut the fra
conviction that it wouid benefit the pu tic
has induced her to offer it. She is Il ddy
Of no common mind ui,, having gwen the
matter AZ abundant trial she is convinced
that her medicine is all it Processes to hr.
One Of her testimonials refers tn her chris
tau walk and character in high terms oi
culOgy. all which doubt not is well deser.
we'd. as she has always been noted for he,
sturdy honesty and steadiness of purpase
never deviating from straight farward in
teerity for any consideration whatever.
We may then rest assured that she i.
herself firm believer in the efficacy d
her medicine. that she is lady Of more
faan ordinary Judgment and experience
and that she Is placed far above the reael
Of want.
We may well suppose therefore that she
knows the value OF her .Ilye. au that SHIT
offers it to the public for the best Of mo
tiyes.
Bath, Feb. l2,h 1868. J. II.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-27
SENATE.
SENATE.
WAsaiSaraN, ID. c., March "a.
About the Impeachme nt Trial.

The Clerk Of the Hoasc appeared ant
announced that the House had alnptrd q
replication to the answer Of the Pfesideu,
to the articles Of impeachment. O.
The Chief Justice took his seat. order
ing the proclamation which, was made nc
cordingry By the Sergeant At arms.
The counsel fur the President entered
and took their seats, with the exception oil
MIR. Stevens whe was absent.
The House vas announced immediately
and the members seated themselves out
side the bar.
The Secretary read the announcement,
Of the adoption Of the replication by thu
House.
Mr.. Boutwell,. Of tho managers,
rose and said:
Mr.. Presidcn.--I am charged by the
managers with the duty of presenting the
replication offered by the House OF Repre-
sentativcs.
At the conclusion Of the reading. Sena-
tor johnson moved that an authentic copy
BE- presented to the counsel for the Presi-
dent. Agreed to.
The Chief Justicc--Last evening mo
ton was pending on the part Of the conn.,
eel for the President that such time
should be allowed for their preparation.
as the Senate should please t" detsrm,n".
Thereupon the Senator from MARYLAND.
Mr.. johnson presented an order whieh VIII
b. read by the Secretary.
The Secretary read the order, providing
thnt ,ea days time be allowed.
AR Sumger-Mr. President, I send to
the CHI ,ir an amend nent 20 cone inineJ
ately after the wnrl order, - being III the
nature Of a substitute.
The Secretary read the amendment as
fullows;-.
That now that a replication has been
filed t g Senate adl"fins ta Its rule al
ready adopted, shall proceed with the trial
from lay 10 day. Sundays excepted, unless
other yise cstl.red.
Mr. Edn an,s moved that tho Senate
yetire to cor slider that order.
The yeas and nays were ordered, result
ing-vras 90. nays %.
So the Senate retired for consultation at
I:25.
AT 3:25 the Senate rcappeared. Order
having hccn restored. the Chiel Justice
said: am directed to Inform the eouu
sci that the Senate have agreed to an or
der in response to their application. which
will now he read.
Ordered. That the Senate will com.
mence the trial of the President upon the
articles Of impeachment exhibited against
him. on Monday. the 3nth day of March.
and proceed therein with all dispatch, un-
der the rules Of the Senate. y
Mr. Butler said: Ii the Clair will nj
Inv NE | will give notice 10 the witnesses
TO appear here On Monday, 3JIh inst, at
II l2 pm.
On aotion thereon. the Cour. adjourned
until the date named. and the Ch,rf jus
!ce vacated til. chair, which was inmrdi
--atelv resumed by the President pro tenn.
The Scuale went into Executive session
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-27

LOCAL NEWS, &C.

We arc having yariet. Of weather.
~ Custom House and Post Ollie build
ips is to u erected IN - achas Ills season.
--Tbc Ma>>achu-c IS Legislature has xbol-
iSaed the state coilstabulary' over the Govern
or> veto
Tho Steamer City ST Richmond did not
commence her trips last week rs advertised on
account Of the storm.
Mir. Johnson j, deeply eh.Grinedbc cause
the country takes hi, Impeachment so dolly, es-
peciay the Democratic portion oiit.
The Democratic Town Committee have
called their caicu. at Lords Hall On Saturday
afternoon at O'Clock.
IJ-Wc did not receive No. s. ofthe series
OF Temperance articles. but No. will be found
OH the outside Of this issue.
-Rev. II. NJ. Eaton is expected TO preach
in the Unita.ian Westinghouse in thi, village,
on Sunday afternoon, Mr., savary being absent.
COLI. {. +. Burnside has been nomin.
ated Il, second Auditor Of the Treasury in place
OF Hon. T.. b. French.
The Democratic members Of Congress
have organized Congressional Campaign
Committee.
-Senator Fes,end,n the other day intro
duced bill to allow Drawback on materials
entcrin. into the construction Of vessels.
d George Shepard Of the Bangor The.
illogical seminar, died, suddenly, on Monday
m ,rniuy OF os,iti cation of the heart. His age
wa e..
Hon, Jacob Ne Lcllan WIS elected May.
or Portland by the City Council he receiving 10
vote, to $ for Nj. Putnam.
-The Grand Lodge of Good Tcmplars Of
Maine holds it, annual scs sion ut Bath the 2lst
ofApril.
I'VE notice that the Republican town
Committee have called Il caucus 10 meet OH
Saturday nj = o'clock, tn select candidates for
town officers. Let there be IL iu.l attendance.
-Wo had u tough >naw-storm on Satur.
day and sunday. The BpusQr mail Stage did not
arrive until Sunday noon, aud then brought no
mail West OF Portland.
The third tempe rance meeting was held
at Writings Hall on Sunday Evening. Speak-
ing by Rev. DIR. Tenncy, Rev. VIM. Sayary,
and Rev. Mr.. Cole.
The President. Tuesday, nominated John
Hancock of Philadelphia, brother of Gen Han
cock. to be Collector OF Internal Revenue at
New Orleans in place Of Gen Steaaman, resign
ed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-27

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and 81 Park Row. New York. are our Agent.
for receiving and forwarding Advertisements at
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tiscneuts for this paper Mt our lowest rates.
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are ais" authorized TO receive Advert senlents
for this paper at the same rates as required by
us.
ArwEEI. & Co. Advertising Agents. III Middle
Street Portland, are our authorized agents to
receive advertisements and subscriptions at our
lowest rates.
To CORRESPONDENTS All communications and
all letters of business with this Office. to rec i've
early attention. must be dirrcte. to the EHs'corfa
.inerica3
The American is the only paper published in the
Comfy ard has large circulation amnnn= the
most thriving citizens OF the County. W III our
friends in the sc Fera towns SIND us local items for
publication Nothing helps us SO much. All the
marriages, deaths, accidents, launches Of vessels,
building oil schoohouses and iucetinghouses, or
any other local items ot Interest.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-27

The Portland Press says: we learn
that "Wednesday. all along the shores OF our
Inv immense numbers OF frozen fish were casr
ashore; chilled and dead b. the most unprece-
xlentel cold weather ofthe past winter. Such
ri, event has moi been known for many years.
1'hsa,sands and millions of eunners are piled
nivnr The frozen beach
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-27

THE Wlter-p,n. ~ Maihc, III ia he4'-
welcomed coi,,l,ti.,i. and st the low stage t.. h"
river.. nos es-esa Ayr~iD. i0rc,' 20 ~ t. I iur
min .lts Of mci AID ueariN ~ ee greater itian
Tn. wurkiug rncrgy. ky bolh steam a,sd water.
em,ioyel ia the United kns tn ct Great
vsrstei, siia aa. lax manufactures.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-27

Gam any one tell how Young men
who dodge their was!lerwonan. and are
ALWAYS behind with their landlords. can
play billiards night and day. aud are
always ready for game Of poker or seven
Cpl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-27
foul SANDER read the following letter:

Wash. city, Feb. IL, lsec' z
Uon. Ed. Eliot Dear r:-lou nave
cal,rtl nv attention to an absurd charge
made against me. that | have SAID or dohe
something which looked as if favored the
i,termixinre by marriage Of the white ana
black population. This charge originated
with certain mpn who hate me; OF course
there is no shadow of truth III it. In all
the bureau work promoting marriages
have had no case of the kim! TO act on
and none is known at my oflice. AS Il
hoard. the trustees have never considered
the subject. and have never TO my kho"i'
edge. privately or officially. sought 10 ITO
so. Whatever words | MAY have used,
This charge is untrue.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-27
Saturday. March 2ls..

Saturday. March 2ls;.
The House Com. on Foreign affair, has
decided To postpone The li.lal consideration
OF Tie hiI making appropriation pas
for Ala>k ullil the mrs; ruc>tlw in NAV.
By the t,rais Of the treaty The purchase.
money must brplid at the Treasury at
Washington wil.liI ten IN ,.lti. from The.
dte "t Iatiii ,l;iai-tha tea m,i'lS will
expire APiil 2bth. several weeks before
HE committee even propose TO consider
the SUBJECT.
Far pay mont of the SUN req lre,l meets
viii much stronger opposition thaa MAS
e%fer;eA.
= otl !lts passed ,Ae House providing
tan Ia case a the removal of c.ii 1 jas
iicr Chase by resignation OF otlirl wise the
duties OF Chief J"stiie shall deyolye Oh
tine associate Justice. whose commission i.
senior in time until Il Chief Justice shall
be duly qualified. Also IA bill containin.
the Freednen's Bureau another year. In
closing the debate Oh the latter bill, Mr..
Elliot of Mass, desiring to brush away
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-27
II to Durham Sir belong.

Durham. M,ile. has been ii bad ftp,ite
mtanc>t scanips this side of Missouri have
resided in that town aud did deeds tia!
would shame Il clanibal. Farmers have
had their fine stock manned and killed. re-
pcaledH and The deed could .,ot be sure
~ fastened on the clilpriis. 1t has been
said that politics WAS al the bottom Of all
the mean devltry praciiccd in hat town:
but whether true or not. we ID not care tu
inquire. bnt surely Il citizen. like Words
worth's Alice Fell, could not help being
"choked y NJ the Thought. and have their
''griel grow >trong." Our attcuton has
been called Ia the town. and the change
made that polite, ran high in it by strn :
report OF the March meeting. 1t seems
they dill not complete their business The
first day. The Lewiston .I,uraM give, the
following is the result vi the second days
work.
The adjourned town election in Durham
came oil Oh Monday. aud resulted in Il
complete Republican trinmph after The
closest aud hard It tou sllt contest ever
known in This State. 1t will he Remember
eel that o the preceding Monday. alter Il
struggle which occupied al day, re>iIiliA.
in the election al Nathaniel pHahii, Nep9
Moderator. and John {. Merrill (rcp)
Town Clerk. each by one maj ,rity. the
mrcIih% WAS adj ,lirned one Week,
1ac Interval Was employed By both par.
ties Ia II ird work. AMI Oh Mo.lday every
voieT WHO was wei! e.lough TO come our.
was on halnl. Ii VII, voiei 10 ballot tor
the llire. >e!ectmrn on one ballot. and the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-27

It~uN VI tiit III u OitlOt " siS lOilOM -
Whole num1er OF ballots 3;6
Nece,>a f,r Il choice Isl
n. Iva tiel lHhiins (rep. had Isl
Geu r. Douglas (rep.) ls5
Jon Haskell (rep lSl
+, >. Warren (drni.) Is!
A. Lunt (dcm.) Isl
W. Il. Newell (lem) l,J
And Mr.. Dumniag nayag the nun.arr
requisite. WAS declared elected, without
election Of the other two.
The secoild ballot for Selecimen rcStill-
ed rs follows -
Whole Number Of ballots, 3j5
Necessary for choice. lSj
Geo. Douglass. (rrp.) lS6
Jonathan Haskell, (rep.) lS4
A. Luat. l73
W. Is. Newell, Isl
And George Douglass and Jonathan
Haskell were declared elected.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-27

y The following letter relating to Miss.
Sawyer and her celebrated Save; w. take
fran the Bath Daily Times Ut Feb 18th
Please notice advertisement in another col