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The New York herald., 1869-09-20
TIE NAaHAGAsss1 PARK ASSOCIATION.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Sept 10, 1860.
The entries for the October races ~ Narraganset
Park have closed with about ninety nominations.
The association announce ON extra purse Of $4,000
for double teams to be trotted for the first day Of
the meeting ST. 800 to the drst $500 10 the second,
and $500 TO the third horse Entes 70 close on the
night OF the goth.
The New York herald., 1869-09-20
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

TIE WEATHER YBsTBRDAY.-The following record
will show the changes in the temperature for the
past twenty -four hours In comparison with the
responding day of last year. as indicated by the her.
mometer at Hudnut's pharmacy HERALD Building,
Broadway, corner OF Ann street,
The New York herald., 1869-09-20
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY.

FIRE AT MORT HAvEN.-A two story frame build
Ing In 1Ssth street, North New YORK, caught Ore
about eleven O'Clock on Saturday nigh, aud was
totally consumed IN o short time. The house was
owned by George w. Brown. and was in.an un-
finished state. 1t was valued al 5000, and was fully
insured. The nre 10 believed TO be Of incendiary
origin,
The New York herald., 1869-09-20
SHIPPIN G. NE w S.
Almanac for New York-This Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 10, 1859.
Herald Packages.


Captains and Pursers Of Vessels arriving a this port will
please deliver al packages intended for the HERALD our
regularly authorized agents who attached our Steam
Yacht nee The New York Associated Press do not now
eoect maripe reports attend to the delivery
~ will be BY tho following from proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting, bold March 8, 1851:
Resolved That and after April 1885, the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection of ship news In the
harbor Of New York. Passed unanimously.
A3- The once of the HERALD steam yachts JAMES and
JRANNRTTE at Whitehall slip. All communications from
owners and consgnees to the Of bound YES
sen will be forwarded free of charge
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02


An Augusta correspondent OF the
Fastpor, .Seat;o,y writes ,Iat n,o.r ~
e,,,o.
go,
ihc co"''hiss"'' On ctate Saastioh
nav ,ne', 1911 .,erss az WORK oigest7.
,ns W. e."ns ,'Ia, nav oeeh made,
Mo'. WA" a n"nureu cities towns ana
pian'a''ohs a'e ucnnqueh'' iork soaii-
nor 20 .'ia' ANY o'hcr-not haii hef
'o"" "e - washington county pcs-
yer WAN soune Offers. 'aiais' Eas,por'
s't' -"">H'"r '''htu- ait 'NiNttsu uaiiN-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02
No God Wanted

\ Sacramento new >papcr contains q
singular notice by the California Pacific
Railroad Company
~ notice has been issued hv the
Contra Pacific Railroad Company 10 IT,.
a<"ni--a cops of il being posted At the
cAD Office of the Passenger depot ia
iiii, city directing that on and after
November 1T All fright charges an i
ticket rates payable in currancy will be-
receivable o as Ia curraRcy l'oin will
not b. accepted at ans figure People
de-igniu. Ia 60 East will bear TIL iacl
in irin!. u bs any accident they delay
applying for tickets until a irw moments
before tAe departure Of trains. aud have
NOT the gr"cnbark> Ia tender. thew will
hay" g. rrinain over iw"uiy-inur hour.
ur cl-e ia, train rates. which viii
greatly increase bet expense.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02

\ Nevada nov .pAPcr CALI attention
o. paragraph in a shipping receipt j.
sued hv an expires company. IN which
THU extraordinary saving clause il
introduced
And il j. hrrrhv cXprc-.l, agreed
that Wrll-, fArgp & Company Ar not
l. be held liable tor any los or damage
except a. forwaricr. onl, nor tor auv
los or dAnag" al any box. package or
thing. fsT over So. unless III. in.i and
true value thereof j. herein stated: nor
for auN ln-s ~ dlmagr by firr. m, acts
81 Gof. orof Indians, or other pnbhc
tHrnlts ~ n. lnrrrnmrnf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02

bishop Ciark once met a female
pari>hioncr on the street whom he had
not seen Tor several weeks. Hi cordial
greetings wa- met by frigid reserve
on her part tie inquired the cause
She replied, Il have been sick for three
weeks and goa did not visit Inc once. :
Indeed" rcpli'd the Bishop, IL am
sorry to hear thar. Were You sick
enough 10 have "A physiciau:' Certain
Is: he came ever, day How did he
know YOU were sick IL sent for him.
sir" was her reply True answer
ed the Bishop. ''and il YOU had sent for
me would have come too" The point
OF the anecdole can possibly be seen by
people who sometimes complain Of the
iuatiention of their pastors.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02
Personal.

Gen. Fremont has returned from Europe.
Pere Hyacinthe has returned to \. York
The Duke OF Norfolk steps into Lord
Derby's shoes and receives that nohleman's
garter
Pere Monsabre IS to succeed Hvacinthe
at Notre Dame
Europeis anxiously expecting four royal
babies.
\ Chicago lawyer entered eleven divorce
suits one day last week.
Wendell Phillips is disabled from lcctur
ing and travelling for the present hy &C.
we're sprain.
1t Is stated thai jefferson Davis docs not
Intend to settle In America. He will here
after live in Memphis.
Ex-Ministcr Harvey. whose salary was
stopped IN Congress, has received back
pay Ia the amount Of sci .On In gold,
81 de Le~,cps SAYS that within ten days
fl0cen vessels have passed safely through
the NurE Canal.
large number Of people principally
from Alabama, Tennessee. Missouri aud
Illinois are moving Ia Arkansas.
II WAS announced BY the cable that Mr.
" ashhurnc was TO attend a grand ball AZ
tine Iuilleric< Saturday night-
The friends Of Mr. Mcfarland. lately
divorced from the would be- assassin Of 4
u. Richardson. have published . statement
| hi rindlc alton OF her character
Gov McDougall expresses the opinion
that the Winncpcg difficulty viii die out
A. soon a. proper explanations arr made
/ TO the half breeds.
I The reports relative 10 rhuriow Weed
return 20 journalism and NJ hi~ intention
I to take up hts residence IN Albany are
I without foundation. He l. AZ work On hi
F volume OF "reminiscences.
Cornelius Vanderbilt. Jr-. whose HON,
. l. tn Hartford. and whose father viii no
plY ann debts - NJ contracting. ha,
/ been spending a season III Ludlow ~trve
Jail. New YORK.. on account OF hiS debt,
7 inr which BE- had given worthless cheeks.
\ Bn~tnn CORES ondrnt writes that Mr.
Horace Mann hl- ready for publication
translation nc the unlrr book NJ Lopez
aud from letters 10 aud nom his agent,
which ~he thinks. prove. him % bc III
nIa>' wicked Anl h.ooIlhiryty OF tyrant~.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02

The Calais Advertiser approve. the
action OF the Machias Republican in sug-
costing Hon. T. A. Pike as future candi-
date for Governor and proposes TO make
him United States Senator also, saving
Washington County must have it, turn.
and We know Of no Kan In the State since
the death OF Mr. Fessenden, better quail
fed for either place, than +. A. Pike
Mr.. Pike would make an able Governor.
and we hope the Eastern portion of the
State, at the proper time, will unitediy
ask for his nomination.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02

The fishing season is over, and the
Gloucester Advertiser says it has
proved moderately successful, but the
numerous losses. together with the
slim mackerel catch, will have a tend
ency to make the balance on the wrong
side Of the ledger in many instances :;
still, many Of the feet have done we'll
and the good trips, as general thing.
will Offset the poor ones, so that most
of the firms will not be losers to any
great extent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02
Railroa IL Again.

As we anticipated, the publication OF
the letter which we gave our readers |
week before last has been the occasion |
various projects for an Eastern Railroad. |
We heard a shrewd, clear headed and |
Old business man make the remark the
other dav. that ''in no portion of New
England could there be fonnd a morc
intelligent community. a whole, uian
that which iuhsbits the shore towns Ia
E,,tern Niiac. and that their calling j.
su.l that large nun1er- OF the ptople
are constantly on tae move la some
direction"
Tais i all true aud no observer ha~
failed to notice that much larger pro
portion Of The people Of the towns skirt
ing the coast, travel bv steamboats, ana
railroads. by stages and private car
ra.es, than d. those living ia the in-
terror towns. The ua,urc oi their bu>l
ne-~. will readily account Tor thi-. ioI
nearly all of the commercial marine @.
thr state, /. owuci b. ci,i1cn> living iu
tn ,-e cllies and towns in thc TIA = iin
IN .li4te,N bordering oa the ocean, o.
ou Tie towns on uavig gable rivers. THIS
kind of business necgs ~.lily bring, the
owners IA business contact wIth meI-
chants ia Po.1land. Boston, New York.
Philadelphia &. *. and one J. as
toH>hrd III travelling in any of tie
thor,ug htarcs Of this state so find -
MANY vessel owners. Captains. mates
ID ,ailor>. that seem Ia h. moving one
wty or other. either to their h"in,s
Down East on to their vessels. III
Boston. or cl-cwhcre. ia The commercial
business centres az the country Mcr-
chants do not now q. tnrnrrl, make THE
VOYAGE 10 purchase their good Ia sail
Iug vessels. nor viii the, earl, ~ laic
pa the season trust them selves on board
% steamboats,, but thes seek, a. d,.-
freight. the most expeditions WAY of
making their journey even though
ID cost q little more.
For number Of wear, past EASTERN
Maine ha- 'wpiaeig' inlird hct
t4ud~. ana ,r1ifei. Bi. frr what. The
-tl- help th,-r Who help lhcrn>el,e-,
att,tthr people ia iItn5.,cA aud W..i-
t4- pa 'uu &C., wan. 80 krrp pace with
ut..er portion, Of "a, state they must
fp.i their hand. no longer Our i'll
du-trv. the Kind OF bu>iues, that j.
followed. the natural ,hrpwdnc-s OF the
masses. viii no. ave a. att from falling
A.,eru in business iaei;j.!o- and con-c-
4ueat commercial Importance. aud
nothing will. but proper appreciation
of our co Idilion and 4 full understand
I'M o! our wants. We need something
That will call into b-imy a dozen kinds
81 small manufacturing industries here
theirs Is one NOW. W. want something
that shall utilize the large number Of
water power. NOW Wing "a q ia ,his
county and thu OF our sister county o.
Washington. Bat. more than all the
people of these two countries need a
land outlet the year roind. q 4 they
Will vet hAtc IN D4ic railroad starting
from Bangor. or Calais. aud continue z
"4 through AL the prosperous Villages
between these two points. arr ,mtnuiat-
i4- III Interests. AMI tAa bl,y AMI
n-yer--uding crowd ;Aa; agr ever on q
tramp. will find business enough TO
lav.--nmcthny in dividends. but more
lib the conteniedue-- ii viii give the pea-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02

An East GLOUCESTER pMNIEt, IN,I-
DINA VERY corpulcnt lad. got int
he East Gloucester Omnibus oil Wed
nc-day. and A. il Wa cr5w led lnll -he
was Obliged 70 stand up. Hi, driver.
-pcaking through The window. asked
h.r III -he had q -cai." "Gut -,u
enough, but there's no tlacr here To
put il. wa- the witty nph TAr other
passengers cujoycd a hcarit laugh, aud
one genileinau IN order 10 con, ince her
;liat he appreciated her humor calamity
resigned hi seat to the lady, which va.
thankfully received. and thn onnibu,
started on il trip
Cape Ann .idreFfiseT.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02

report given by Ma. Shorvy or B lth.
Grand worthy Secretary Of the Grand
Lodge OF Good Templar> OF Maine, shows
that order 70 be in fair condition. There
is. however a slight falling of in member
ship. and >urrcndsring OF several more
charters than have been granted within
the past year. The number OF Lodges on
the roll j. -ai. The present membership
i -j,s5-- The ORDER proposes to keep
SPEAKER, continuity In the field
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02

BANGOR PRODUCE MARNEr. Splurti1s
Nrr 1rth. Bad travcllin. ana cold wealth
or nave Kept The market yalue of loose hay
A irom sl6rpD ~ $500 per ton for the
best qualities, and Inferior loads selling AZ
from II ~ 20 lj.pn loose straw Il worth
600 I'd 10 .uo oats are selling III nom 65 10
~ 81. and barley Al LOO; yellow eyed
beans are worth from , 81 To , - and Y ~
per hu>hel. according 10 quality: extra
pea beans 800 70 3-2f solid butter We
should quote AZ from - 10 - cents for a
good article, and common and good lump
al from 81 to 10 and ~ cents but A nice
article NJ lump butter j. scarce aud would
sell above quotations eggs. S3 cents nota-
toes hay sold the past week At from Is 10
I'd cent, for the best quality OF that sort or
fruit but great many loads showing signs
Of frost and dry rot. have sold az much
lower prices but few new dried apple have
come 10 yet. selling AT from ~ 10 Is cents
round hogs II To - cents.
The above are the price, paid Oh the
streets for produce.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02
Disastrous Shipwreck.
SINKING oP rue SHIP CATHERINE WITH
ALL on BOARD SAVE oNE--TATE-
VIM OF TIE SOLE sf-RNIyoR

At>T OF THE SotE SURVIVOR.
The British ship Catherine. Capt.
Alexander. with a cara~, q $500 tons OF
railroad iron. from G,iEus for Quebec,
struck ON reef. near the Magdulen Is
lands. on the 18th OF November. sunk
with all on board. save one. The crew
consisted Ut twcnIV-onc men. besides
the captain aud his lie We cnndcn>c
from the Montreal ErErfte Of the .ith
inst. the narrative al the only survivor.
Daniel Samson. the first mate:
On the tenth day we sprung alcak and
all hands were ~ the pump, PIG hours,
when we made the port "a Mar>eillc-
and remained fifteen DAYS fnr repairs
TN the 2ilh day nf August We lctt for
Quebcc. and had a yrry fair passage
until we made the Can>o light on the
coast Of Nova Scotia We look on a
pilot then, who took the ship TO Caps
forcupinr.- til. course pursued from
that place 90 the Magdalcu Islands was
/ due wr~i. We then altered the course
4 from w,-t hv north half north Seven
/ dan alter, Con the iith of November. }
/ IN TIC second nnaic's watch. ~ near ~
eau rccollcci at about ten o'clock. " hen
/ | went below Ia the scabns Captain
| Alexander aud hi, wifi wer1 illh.ing
card, when | Joined them aud paved
about twO hour, when ali ~ once We
I lclt a heavy >horA ann the crash ~ III,
main and inremasi>. ! rushed up from
4 tiir cabin. ami nll was runtu~i, u IA deck
The men running ahnut~nd calling upon
God to save them. ;lIluk it wa, about
1 siN minutes IRON the time We struck the
| rurk when The ship went down Win al
~ board except mv~clt and the ~cruu,
mate. We were :in2iu- NJ sinai
riccc If Keel ahont i've icci long an,
seven inches wide He hAd hold d one
end ui thr sick and Wa- near III,
Crntru. bui moved toward ta othcrend
liz hal hi, boots. cora, and pants nn:
hal removed my boots and rua;. Nh,
found u much ca-lcr ~ npAt. He az
manned with ur ubau. au hour. vhci
BE- cried oui. "Dh uy to,l, and sank
HE tnd Nd the siirA TINT had hold j.
began ~ -ink, aud gra nd "a norc il
THE centre aud t,rd al, sam uu D. wcll Il
could. remembered cycr1 thin.
quite di-iiuc /, uutiI tAr~ -rroud dAt
when ! Wa - c"'d thar thought
should -iuh. hut tine Slick hrld uv up
have no remembrance ~ any thin.. E, j.,
emil found myself ~ hanrt Nc
>''hhtt- '"btInui,l'u ~ P,a3i NC
ttnih-, bound iDr 1ampb.r.ou. III
told ~" that he picked me ny ahnu
htrrii N.i"- below White River muF
dead IMAM a.lSc. | had been IN tn
w'irr from :5p ~ SATURDAY might M
NJ tas~sias At . \. NJ. On WcdLe-da
morning. AZ 10 o'cIucA. ~ landed NV 4
White River. and tlirrctrl lie 10 VI,
Noble. mhn -AHc IN" a pair Vt iaut- An
, b,.ut-. tur which | sincerely express IN
thank. hA,r al-p m thank Mr. /
Grant POWELL and Mir himp,on.
tIoi- Pist"lc.. iur rluthiur aul All,
'nncc ~ ~ 10 Qurhec
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02
OUR CORRESPONDENCE
Long Island Nov. Esd, 1859.
n. X. SAWYER ESQ,

DEAR SIR:-
SATURDAY last about noon. during the
heavy :. T. gale we discovered a large
brig standing towards the Island. she
was rolling heavily and the sea made
complete breach over her. she stood in
and went through the breakers of
Goosberry Point aud anchored abo.,t
half a mile \. W. from the island.
treSs was set. but owing to the heavy
sea and increased violence of the gale il
was impossible to board her with the
means at hand. About ionr Z. VI. the
gale having moderated Capt. W. u.
rhurlow OF sch. Little Annie % Deer
Isle made the attempt aud succeeded IL
boarding her. Capt +. and crew arr
/ entitled to much credit Tor ihi. act a. il
was blowing gale at the TING and the
sea WAS making complete breach over
| the vessel
She proved TO he the Brig John Lew
j. OF -. Johns y. d. wascrlog red at sea =.
decks swept &c. Capt. I. remained b.
her until dark. supplied them with PRO
visions. light. iinr &C.. when he came
in. after taking oil par. ~ the crew who
were PARTIAL, Disabled from hardship
A"d exposure
>uudas m 'rhing boarded her and
found Capt. Thurl,N and crew on board
making preparations FIT GrtE!h2 h"i ~
T. the haro'r wl4''h they an IN coed
shape
iht -l-hi winch rIr-cn'rd Itself -
o'aiu'h3 me nflg was emrha'i'aiiN
Ah'd one. \ '"" rrihnAn'vi clothing
"'i' -'A'''''' anon "h Top ~ ih' h''fl
house. ais" t"W taA potatoes anc
pieces - TIM p'IA- -' 'ihih- '"f''A-
.'' ANA sAi'r' WEI" inH ~ water amd
ever iH'"@ d" iArn washed Down AND
hr"A'n "r washed 1" lh''t-. Stoves
dishes. bcilni-. 'lc-t'. uan'lo'I iH-lru.
IN 'h''' Ii--iii- '.l. ".'- were mixed ~
-''te' Aid -f"hh4 l"'' pnlp mas.
E'tfA thln@ bore witness 4" ihr trfrihl'
power y 'iir N"a-
cap. u J. Garter master "i The hril
informed me That p" -ai'"d from y.
Johns sunday Ny l@th. and mn Wei
'ir~haN s. mem about ]1 miles r. iron
-" -. >h"M Ighi-rAip t"yA a hcAt,
Z gale. =, hi- vessel under .h,t
T -.il hui Ionhi -Ae lahnn-i hard oWiu.
g" 'h" heavy dcchi"ad che Wa lnalc,
with shocks and hcr d"ck load was III
ci Z" the t"p ~ tiir i"rn ard hon-o1 au,
made considerable water. could met ifc,
her. ordered pumP- sounded nni .,ur,
four i'"i water y hold. kcpi her ava,
aud in II ~'., minutes >hc drcl drrk.
load washed away. matches. bost. w.t-
cask. and every movable thing ON d.,l
sw.t,f au-aY raItn mn f.r,...,-,t. ,;tt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02
The Veazie Railroai

This road, the first built in the State.
was sold on SATURDAY, la; for $4,000
IL Mes~r-- 6 X. Jewetr and Noah Woods
q the European and North American
RAilw ay Company.
Mes~rs Samuci and Edwin Smith. ar
No. s. were ihd original builders. We
lived in Bangor for short time while
ibi> work was progressing. and recol-
lect -seing counfrvman call on "Ed.
Smith" a he was Familiarity called. for
work on the railroad A bargain was
made, and when it was completed. tile
man put this question. how long do
Won want me Mr.. Smith" when the
latter replied. las long a. YOU live. !"
The man shook his head and walked off.
But we copy the following account
from the Whig:-
This Railroad sas the nrst one built
in this State. and the second PASSENGER
road in operation in this country. The
first trip of an engine and paSseng,
car was made from Bangor TO Oldtowu
i miles. on the 10Th OF November, 1885
Four DAYS thereafter passengers were
carried regularly between these poiuts
The cost of the Road. that is. the who,e
amount laid OUT on its construction. land
damages and equipments at that date. as
per the books OF the COMPANY. was
S3l4 1884 90. The Company finally failed.
and the CITY Bank of Boston and others
got an Act passed the Legislature. an
proved July 81. lo41, under which they
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02

Pour wine cellar im IAN Francisco
now contain d11.tsr gallon. % Caliior-
nia wine. and iitsh hl- ,J,ptt bprtIc-
ol sparkling wines. SN months ago
i".ts.i ca-'- - foreign champagne ar-
rived IN >.u Francisco within seventy
dass. and the win" merchants compute
that s1'"'.''t' have bcrn expended "n
ia" coast IN the purchase of foreign wine,
~ithin Tie wear
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02

The Boston Traveller says Il may
fairly BE- expected that within i've years
40 millions will be invested In factorie.
in Maine, employing 10000 operatives
and producing 200 millions annually, and
that these results viii be mainly due to the
valuable report upon the water power OF
CURES are exaggerated, the impetu, ID our
manufactures will be sufficiently marked
70 illustrate the worth OF faithful and in
telligent public servants 10 the State.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02

ELLSWORTH. Nov. 20. ls6.

To y. *. SAwYEY. DEAR SrR:-Tbe
Oxford Democrat SAYS there is q man in
Upton who has pair Of Calf boots now
in good repair made in South Paris
twenty two wears ago. and he has worn
them for handsome boots ever since
There is man in Ellsworth near the
Falls village that has had pair Of cali
boots twenty nine years and now they
are n goodrepair, aud he has worn them
ior handsome boots ever since made.
Yours truly,
Daniel Wooster.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02
Another Panic among the Gold Dealers

NEW York, Nov. 29.-Assstant Treas
erer Folger officially announced to-day that
the government would. during December.
sell eleven millions Of gold and purchase
thirteen millions of bonds This occasion.
ell almost panic In the gold room and the
prices OF gold fell 10 l2 l-2 then aose to
.22 and again fell to I2l 81.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02
Mississippi.
BLOODY TINES BETWEEN BLACKS ANp
WHITES.


MEMPHIS, Nov. 29.-The troubles in
Mississippi are increasing. The citi-
zcps in Watervalley were very much
alarmed last hight At the reported threats
OF negroes 10 burn the town. A com
mittee Of citizen. went To Grenada for
troops. aud Governor Pennibacker sent
them late last night. Yesterday after
noon a serious riot occurred at Winona.
on the Mississippi Central Railroad be-
tween blacks and whites. during which
some fifty shot, were fired, but fortu'
natclv no one was hurt. Messengers
were sent to Grenada for troops. but
they were AT Watervallcy. At last ac-
counts further troubles were imminent
| The Grenada Sentinel of Saturday con
firms Nc reported fight between whites
aud blacks in Sunflower county ON th'
SATURDAY. previous. during which thir'
4. teen of the latter were reported killed
and SAYS Conube>h, The 1eadcr OF th'
blacks. wa arrested bv the militar,
| and j. now IN Jail eight or TEL
| citizens have also been arrested
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02

WASHINGTON, Novemb .r 29.-The Presi-
dent the other day, in speaking ofhis mes
sage, said as il was addressed to Congress
il should 90 there first
He said no one I'd seen any part OF 1t,
nor would until 1t was read at the last Cab
met meeting held before it was sent in. and
no copy would be made until the night be :
fore the transmission. when it would be
copied in his Office
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02

The average number Of years service
performed by the ministers OF the Congr-
gational denomination in Maine. i IL.
of those who have served ten years and
upwards are Rev. John A. Douglass,
Waterford. - years; Rev. DR. Adams.
Brunswick, 20 years Rev DIR. Tenney
Ellsworth - years Rev. DR. Fi>ke. Bath
20 years; Rev. DIR. Carruthers. Portland,
70 years Rev. y. b. Thayer. Garland. u
years; Rev. ID. Garland, Bethel. ~ years !:
Rev L. wisweli, Windham, and Rev. A.
Z. Ives, Castine, each IA years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02

FRIEND SAwIER:-
\ sad accident occurred here on
Saturday the 18Th inst the particulars
Of which are a follows: While Mr..
Daniel ID Blai,delI wa, throwing down
grain from a seafiold over hi, barn floor
for the machine to thrash. he some how
lost hi footing aud fell distance Of
about twelve feet. striking the back OF
his head on the machine, thereby in
fieting mortal injuries. He fingered
with much suffering until "Wednesday
the l1th, and expired at the age or .ixty
six 900 years. The subject of this
notice was kind father ami neighbor.
and also Il good citizen. and leaves A
arge circle of relatives and friend. 10
mourn his loss
Yours &C..