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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-08
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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-08
no GAS CONSUMERS.

Messrs G. n. Yeager Co., near corner OF Eighth
street and Commercial avenue, have supplied them
selves with one OF ID. McDonaid Co.'S lnfalitbie
Meter Testers. Parties dissatisfied with the register
ing Of their meters have them tested. IL the
meters found true the small expense q the test
10 found incorrect. charge VIII be iuade. myinf
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-08

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-02

iuc adAcronis of Mr. iiichborn III
the County of Hancock. met i'm Con.
vcniion on Wednesday. the 18th, 10
make County nominations and to pcr.
feet llichhorn party organization.
Nr. II. II o>."od ~ Blnchill. who
seemed to be the leader. called the
Convention - order, and nominated
X W. Walker IL Brook-villc. for
Chairman ani Il. ". Cani,u IN
p-,..ls,;iro o.. $780,
So. l;.....
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r'' N'''''' ''' ''A'h' pu' ing sentiment
~ 'h' members WAS "e'idcdiy against
II, They are ID "strikc out anew" and
bring an other par.ic. IN ,hcn, =.
,bo,,,,h, tho ms, or ,Loso ,,r,s....,
49,. ,.,i
''' ~ - ~
'''+' F'iPo7' u any t"'ll else NOM
mated hin. because they must take the
ieai. Modest men may smile az the
assurance and the a.su,untiou. of the
g..nuiu. n .,l,i.,ro ,n.r IN. ,s,h.r.t
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-02
Democrats County Convention.

This BODY met at the Court House on
Friday the 27th. and on motion Of +.
Redman. Esq, Arno Wiswell, ESD.
was appointed chairman. l.. J. Thomas
and Amory Otis. Esq. made Secretaries.
b. W. Darling. A. Colby and ID. Ingalls,
were appointed com. on credentials.
Com. reported tina, the credentials
show - delegates. Robert Hopkins
was voted in a. delegate for Surry.
Monroe Young moved that the tenn
porary he the permanent organization.
II was voted to ballot separately for
for the two senators.
On motion F. Redman X. Ho pkins
and Alex Martin were chosen com
mittec 10 receive. sort and count the
votes for a Senator for the Eastern part
OF the County. Com. reported as fol-
lows:
Whole number -
and &. j. Hall ha. ~
iiu,chings. GRAY aud Hammond were
| appointed 10 receive. sort and count the
votes for senator for Western part OF
l the County
| Com. Reported
| Whole number -
/ and Alonzo Colby ha- -
The committee to receive the votes
for candidate for Sheriff. rep ortcd.
Whole number ~
and Levi u. Wvman has -
! Mr.. Leonard Wooster wa. nominated
/ fur 90. Treasurer by acclamation.
Joseph T. Smith Of Ellsworth wa.
nominated by acclamaiion for 60. Com
missioner.
/. Redman. o. lIincklcv aud Warrcr
King were appointed County Commit.
tee for the ensuing year
Mr.. lIutching- mcvc,lto raise Com.
on resolution, bat a. no one SCENE.
ready with a string 81 them ready made
Nj Richards. moved that tho follow.
ing resolutions be adopted 81, the ecn-.
Of the Convention. in lieu of raising .
Committee aud presenting a ,crie- y
r"-ulution-:-
Efsofrcd. That the members az thi
convention crrbF pledge themselves Il
n-c ail iair And honorable means 4,
secure the election q Gen. Franklin
>hl'h Tor ''ofrrnar OF the state. an,
also ih' election ~ thr nominees NJ ihi
Convention
Adjourned
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-02
Railroad Meeting

The Railroad COMMITTEES Of Brewer
Buck-pprt and Ellsworth met at Ded-
ham village on SATURDAY the 3Sth Inst.
There was quite a full meeting. and q
most excellent spirit prevailed. Rev.
Or. Tcift was made chairman and y. X
Sawyer Secretary.
Thequc>tion OF location wa discus ed
at some length. aud also the Importance
of railroad and the am ounI OF business.
that would naturally be done on road
After statement OF Mr. Drinkwater for
the Ellsworth delegation. "a. O. the route.
that Ellsworth had not much 10 say as
TO where the road should be located
from Bucksport 10 Bangor. only 'ha; if
it should be BY the Dedham route, that
il would save some three miles on the
Ellsworth road. the following resolu-
tions were presented and passed:
Resolred. That the people East Of
the PenobsoOt river whose business in
tere~'> are connected with Bangor and
the West. have remained too long isola-
ted for either their interest, or conyen-
fence
Res0lred. That in our opinion the
time 70 work vigorously for railroad
from Bangor To Bucksport. and thence
East by the way of Ellsworth has already
come.
Resolced. That we urge upon the at
tention ~ the people of the several
fnups fntara.tai tho innn.sa,.o oF -:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-02
selling now At finy cent. per bushel on

selling now AZ fry cents per bmshel on
the ear.
Tho forests are white and red oak.
maple, walnut. &c. NJ soft wood.
There j. n pair of oxen here. that
weigh sixty-seven hundred pounds
They will take the premium a; the
State Fair this fall. no doubt.
Farms will average from fifty TO four
hundred acres; soil, sandy loan, very
easily cultivated. was on the farm of
a Mr.. ID. containing three hundred
and iilty acres. worth one hundred dol
lars per acre. lie has property to the
amount Of one hundred thousand dol.
lars, aud yet he was at work alone in
his five acre orchard, his two daughters
driving pair Of horses attached to 4
cnltivator We're doing their share OF
farm labor. and then after ending their
days work came into town dressed
equal 10 the ''bon ton :" of New York.
n H. T.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-02
MANCHESTER. Mich. I
Aug. 10th. 1853. {
FRIEND SAwYER:-

FRIEND SAwYER:-
left home Monday the 9Th. and ar
rived in Boston same evening; remain
I'd there until the following day. and
"Wednesday Al one l.. VI. reached the
Suspension Bridge. Here | saw the
mot wonderful. and most grand sights
ever witnessed, and although often
Z described. no pen ha. ever done them
I justice
took team and driver which con-
/ veycd me over the open Bridge. one
hundred aud sixty feet high. stopped at
I the Spencer House had there an extern
7ive view Oft falls and background,
/ where could be seen the distant Lake.
and water rushing like tornado for
miles piling up like mountains, for
hall mile back; but before IL takes it,
leap il seems almost still, then falls more
than one hundred feet, making the spray
rise in the air like snow squall.
At ten in the evening passed into Can
ada. Travelled two hundred and seventy
miles to Detroit, city Of sixty thou
sand inhabitants, having the appearance
OF New England city, being older than
the more western cities. Manchester is
small, enterprising farming town. one
hundred miles southwest from Detroit.
and fifty-five miles from Toledo, and is
the headquarters for the products of
the community.-containing about two
thousand inhabitants. and settled by
Dutch and New Workers when lands
were cheap. Lands have now adyanc.
ed from fifty to one hundred dollar. per
acre, making farmers rich in lands
One farmer has one thousand acres: has
this season four hundred acres Of wheat.
will raise about six thousand bushels. |
now selling at one dollar and fifty cents |
per bushel; keeps one thousand sheep;
has one hundred and fifty acres corn.
promising about fifty bushels per acre, |
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-02
One Swallow does not make Summer.

We said last fall, or sometime last
year that tobacco was running our Young
and old men too. in the same wav ~
alcoholic liquors. and that we had a.
lief see man ruined on one as the 9th.
er. These might not have been our exact
words, as we quote from memory. but is
the substance ofwhat we said. Since then
we have been taken to task for putting
one of these evils over against the 9th
er. One old man offs thinks a little
spirit every day has preserved his
health and prolonged his life, while an
other old gentleman declares that to-
bacco has preserved his teeth and health
too. Which is right: Both habits are
bad. Both intoxicate. Both are nui-
sances that will sometime become ex-
tinct, or unknown.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-02
Schenek's Pulmonic Syrup.

S,,,. \, rant. ana Mandrake pits win care
Consumption, Liver Complaint aud btsF,psis, ~
taken according directions. They are AL three
a. be taken at the Same time. fhey eieAnse the
sta,na.he. relax the liver ani put Il to work; thea
The app .tttr becomes good the food digests ahd
makes good blood the patient begins 70 grow ~
ncsh tie diseased matter ripen- ia the inngs AMI
the pattern oatgrows the disease and gets we'll
THIS Is the only way 10 cure consumption
To these three medicines Dr. y. III >rhehck, %
Phtia,ieiphis. owes his unrtvallea success ~ ne
treatment "a pulmonary Consumption. The Ful
,ooni- Ssrttp r,prn, ihe morbid matter IN th"
lung nature throws IL 40 BY An ct*y cNpvrfoFa'
tioa. Tor when o. ~ csm " mater ;. npe a
slaEhl cough viii thrrN Ri a1, Nai th" pAtnht has
rv-t aut thr iunEs heEin o. heal
10 ia this. ti4s >caWrri inntr aDd MANDRAKE
Pils fnt.t De ~elv used tH cleanse th- stomach
ana liver. - that the fulmanic syrup AMI me
lnnsi wall make Eaud bip#t.
~ehcack's Mandrake i'il.s act upea ne liver,
removing all distinctions. rrsaN thr dGrt. n the
Kali biadte tlr hNg etaFt- asNif. RHa thu llEer
i soon rcilev,d- tise staul~ 1851 sIlaw wat t1r
INN. ,aH de nnth ~ ha- eva. pveH iHsrn cd -
ccpt rsiosuel tgadis p,i- Whieu II vrry Danger
90 unless a,lh gre AZ care.. fhst wfii unl'
the <1i' blscdcr ani starr ihe scrfetoHs " tie
liver like ~rhencA'- HAnslrak- ris-
SILVER tunHlAiui d. nAe ~ tae sRist prominent
causcs Of son sumption.
~chenrA'. -cawrrd I1nig " 4 Eentie s'imnlant
ami Alternative, ani the AlsaH ~ g.ie >cs"oe1'
wuirh thA, preparation II ma'lv ~ assists the
-tnpAca 4" throw Got tht sA~trc fElce &" dissolve
the G,pt wlh me fuliRnHic ,srup. and q a. msfls
into Sapd nad altnsAt feriaeut-t'l0h NJ s"htt"<
IA t.,e -tnnaca.
me xre.t r,4-on shy pAysiriaa. de not carr
cupsupiittaa ~. tnry bly, saA tis u, nach stty ~
ue,litae io slop tno cough, lo sup tHsls, 81 -tap
pt-Ht rse lt-. Hs-. trtrt aHd IN -1 hetng ust
d,tsnse the "i.lir digestive D." e.. ~, sag al'
thH rnrfru'l-- AnI ctrntA1t} ta ta'feai "'"A@
ava iIe
Gsf. ~tA-uss. 49, treatment. Aas-s urt rrv 70
stlp coH sh. might -Nvats. ~ tii- ~ irsef- gr-
in,tt tar causes aai tEry wlh ati step q ttetf
uul actDrI. w que ttH TO- cutct, ~ rou-utnI'-
ti,n. Lis-r ou pitant. - s4ePs4. atarrh ankss
Z itsr4t~l ThsuAf. uHEc~- ihr lvrr anA stomach
age sp4.-s hvaithy.
d ao9 s.rr-au h,. eea-ampi,ou oI coarse thc
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-02
The Good Templars and the Third
PARTY.

The Rockland Free Press well saws
that II Is unjust to the organization call
ed the Good Templars to charge that its
members are for the most part support
ers OF Mr.. Hichborn. avs:
The lodge in this city. I. %, has contained,
more Than six hundred nv ~ rar. we believe.
pas among It's voting members scarce more
than = hsifdozer persons who will vote for
Mr. Hichbo-n. or who app owe he Third par-
". - q. Hall. ESQ. who presided nj the
fatn Republican County Conyenfisa i one %
the prnminen, members of the Good rernpisrs.
and ha- filed ~ highest Offices The present
~ T.. i an equally prominent member
anI both these gentlemen regard the oryanizs-
ton Of The Third Party an unfortunate and
and 'l-onened proceeding for temperance
ihe~e are only prominent instances Tn.
>amr icehng peryadrs the lodge with few eX-
reHio1. u + inJn>'i lee 30 the GOni Icmplars
10 charge Upon them. ~ organ k.iiin. te>-
possibility Tor the 7 ird Party. II was the
origi..al iUcntiin q form ghi. excelicnt insti-
tniioa On -uth a bdsts that no Temperance man
and friend 70 the cause should be excluded
II Aept upon ttt- basis. they viii epnlinue to
o. means q much good, especially 10 the
rising generation.
What i true in Knox county il true
an Cumberland. II j. well known here
that the most prominent member. OF
the order ia this CITY are true Ia the
Republican party. aud regard the bring
ing forward ri q third candidate this
year A. at least premature
The sons NJ Temperance aud the
Temple of Honor should also b. excul-
paicd. from tho charge OF participating
a. organizations. III the IIichborn move
mcnt. Moreover. leading temperance
men who. either form characterization
Ia associate themselves with secret or
der. OF from some other reason, do not
belong e. either ot these societies. stand
alopi from tie il!-advi-cd crusade again I
the Republican party.
The result ot this third parts move
mcnt viii break Up the order of Good
! Templnr-. W. have heard dozen az
active Good Templar- .av that they
would have nothing more to do with
4 Temperance organizations. for thi. one
( had been turned TN ambition. rnrn into
political organizations More or less
81 tru" temperance men m1y unwitt.
/ in-ly NM lrI into ihe error M voting tnr
( Iliirhhnrn thi- WEAR. but then will ~nnu
/ sec that nothing j. To- hr gained in .ol.
! low ng thi- path; Apd further. thA; tht
I leading nrn iu th, movement duu't rar,
a rim i"r Temperance Thr-r men want
- loAi somebody " something. u GAIN
1 nptnrirtt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-02
A Look at the Supporters Of Chamber
lain and Hichhnrn


The following well known leasling teapsranse
men support the nominafion OF Caambcriain. and
oppose the Third Party candidate -
HoS. SIDNEY PsRuAM, tIox. Lor M. MORRILL,.
r. kSowLroN, " ANsoN ?. MORRILL, i.
" NEAL Dow, WOODBURY. DAVIS,
JpH> y. FERRY, ." NELSON Dr>GLEr .lT :.
LYNDON OAK. " nKSNi- L. MILLIkEN,
a. NOAH WOODS.
The above are few 81 the nasncs Of prominent;
Temperance men wh1 occur 10 rs supporters 90
Iharaheriala vho T. also supported hy every gr-
publican paper in the STATE, aad 5y she en'irc ~.
Publican organization.
On the ether hand The principal artive support
er= OF It. Iitrhbara are follows
MAJOR nEERiN1.
KEW. b. W JACKSON
J. II. CHIEFLY, E<.
Tie ~ also -apportci hy taa Riverside Echo
Gardiner journal, and the Democratic papers
generally. ANY csa 20, tais a1d thit 80
suiirT and draw thrir osn cnuriusiant-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-02
Special Notices.
All Who are SUFFERING

from nervous debility amt pro,tration Of the
ph!siea' power caused BY the error, II youth.
should immediately procure a COW Of IA ,',,,'
medical work II Dr. A II. HAYES, Con.ul,ius
rhysician TO the Peabody Medical In, .if,lte :,
Boston, entitled THE SCIENCE op LIYr nr
SELF PhfsLRvArioN. an invaluable worh. and
me result OF the widest research and deepe Il
thought upon the subjects OF which n tr.r,t.
nne Institute has al-o published THE SEXUAL
PHYSIOLOGY or WOMAN AND HER DISEASES
from the pen Of TIL sam author. The titi,, az
me WORK IN icaies u, character. Fuller uirtir
uiaas may be found 10 the advertisement OF the
Institute In our columns.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-02
State News

thr following nominations wrrr made at the.
iiichborn party Convention. hrlh at Hrttes-
water uR M1n.ay: Fir senator l.+ar HtcArF.
F,ft Fairfield >h-rIn. u. H. smith fiot Iion
Treasurer, = u. Weed. Lit -lun: County
Commissioner. El4hrA.n JOY, sherman.
About niue o'cipeN Thursday evening, IA.
barrel factory owned ~ Mr,si, W IT, Bryck
eit 4 ~. III OrunJ. wa, entirely destroyed by
tr-, together with steam enginr. and other ma
chinrry anal quNr All amount ~ stock The
in.~ W. about 5000, and we learn from Mr.
", Her THAT There wI~ an Insurance OF q. 900
on the property.
The Democrats OF i-lr-bDro have. nom mated
capt Calvin " Sherman. OF that town a, c..n.
didate for ~ preventative 10 The Legislature f,r
the class composed Of I,le.boro. Nnrthport and
LineDlnsiiie. H. i. 4 popular man AND IA.
friends SAY he viii b. elected
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-02
VOLUME Is.



The assisnmen; Of asueies exhibited ii d.
Hall will he as follows:
ROOM No. |. large Hall
silver, Plated. Glass, crockery and Harsw..
Cutlery, Carriages. Harnesses Trunks Rs4tei
Hats, CAPS. Ears, Paints Chemicals. and 1 ey
Rec Notions az
ROOM No. >. senate Chamber
Frgit, Flowers. Bgead Honey and rlowsr,.
Ssrtibs "vRs
ROOMS Nos. ) AND 4.
Picture GALLERY
ROOM No. >.
Models. Machines. Inventions, Patent.
ROOM NJ. and :. Council Room
Household and Domestic Manafastn,..
Fancy Articles m
ROOM No. ;.
nsner, oaoese. Grains, Roofs, yesstas....
ROOM No. q.
side shows ana ~aie-raou,
ROOM No, 10. Natural History R,.a,
L. this roam May * r.aad inter,sttng .s
Hons. uSssirr The super stau IL ti4r port7 H,
ma Htst'fy. 10 Nhirh tee Manager, IF tg,. -
a't at1tt tHdtu1rd i"r signal itt@f .i.tg
FLUENT HALL.
fa.aauFe. nesipx Aaehiac.. ua.sa. Will
a. as, s'Pei.oss. aad Paoer Hanging la .g..
"t''cT ~ icirs AZ i's'i0og % ans 81 THESE rt,-.
ROOM Ne. II tMc>~ansrr..l
Headquarters at superintendent ~ nan. n.
snpeInIeatieat Of k.ifies. sttd Lr-ry on i '
'isai1ua. ter~ oi 'ito e.~tstAa. >apeft aa.,er
Ut Halt al tse bead ct the Stair tnsit ,,..q..
NJ "sfv'n cNIiinstur- Ntti apply hr Dor 4ttsg NTH
rsuZrlut go II aoatsluRtisu@. ASIA from D r.
r''tnIs ga iae1f several departments, s.,ll tr<.,-
thrsy ia-1TdrsIan--
kxaihi'ovs will aapy 90 the sup.rtnttt,-tas,
Han tug II 4ti ahti i4ato -tacv au,i t't....
" removal Il agtf. Sea ui exat.sitt..n .+''
Esn FH 4 nrt..H
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-02
Fire in Boston.

BOSTON. August 20.
A fire broke out this morning in buil,iing 81
Chz'hin street. occupied BY toe Nsfior
Chemic Company. and BY the proprieto.s Of
Boston shipping List a composing room, Al .
40 BY Bernard Carr, lob Printer, Ch.rlss g,
Sasro. :. y. Proctor and others. The fire was
supposed to have been caused BY spontaneous
combustion Of some chemicals. The stock Of
the Chemical Company and the printing ma
terisl the Shipping List were both DESTROYED,
The losses in the aggregate will be about twen-
~ thousand dollars, gu which in most instances
there Is full insurance.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-02
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HCe/ho1C ms letters. 1 I.1i. 81. nm

Ih. beef exponent og gnaslr IL. the .s. .r..s
snuslr Nrsicr and tc4- lester. an, tt,. mo-, .,s
ca apl satisfactory rrtrs.e utatiaas Of .ss .#...
.ar-e great navn. Portraits afe preH,t ...
t,'am-s.
rae Letter, IL Mozart .t,in.eu I'd, .s.l.-.
q RE- .turf .+ir 4nj o ,lsn4I~. ~ ..-. .t +.
ftrrmtat nearly a haud ~ vrar. a-.
iHuHif rlzrJ. itey 4rs ae4ri. al. ..lr... +. D..
hEHf. SHesFPy ety!r .pr~.~+s44. uI ,.- n,
xAr-i4~ar.'' iur~+ II j ID .Itt- ..yl4.ts.
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Fiauerg-
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-02

Tho Aroostook Republican Coun-
tvconveniion assembled at Presque Isle
OH Thursday last week. and Hon. Geo
Cary was rcnominated for Senator. re-
ceivlng 10 votes tool for Daniel Stick
ney the editor ofthe Sunrise. Mr.. Stick
ney complains that he was not nomina-
ted but like true man he goes for the
nominee. Mr.. Cary was entitled to a
denomination by usage. and he i, an able
man. The railroad question made the
contest an exciting one.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-02
twenty-five Years Practice

IN 'he Treatment of Diseases incisent to female.
mas placed DIX. DOW At the head Of all physiciaa.
making such practice speciality, and enables
nm 70 guarantee speedy and pertinent cur, in
'ie worst cases OF suppression and all other Men
~trnai D~ranger1fnts. from wh1teyer cause An
ic'''r' TOT ahsice must contain 81. ONCE, No. .
ESDicorT STREET, BvsToS.
B.-Boari furnished 10 those eies;r,nv IN ro
main under treatment.
Boston. July, lsse, -sp.no lyr-27
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-02
State Aid 70 Destitute Orphans OF Sol
dleEs and Seaman

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receive .uI tr,,n, tt, f.,+t ,t4..a
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Ties I'D whom bans. have h--n lnrlI.h-I ia
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nav" ~ ~ h''n8'' ~ ifr 'uhleei - Inn
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therefore In.t.inj..n- ,t..,r y. g,o,.st..,.., . y,
have iat- matter Ia IA. trr~--tu ,,r,Iyr Il, 49,,
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Attempt to Blow up a Man-of-War.
Srre~ ,suiiols HYn.g ar TIE lu,1
.fIus.


fAhi-, Aug. ga desperate conspiracy
WA, disc verrd on board the niyed STAR. fri.,
ale Sabine. now Tying In the port Of G herbourg.
sonr ~ the crew, To revenge themselves on
Their Officers, attempted 10 sci fire 10 the DOW.
DER magazine and blow up the ship They had
prosecuted 30 lar a. 10 light fuse connected
VAN the mag lzne when the plot wa. irustra
ted by cabin by who ia, covered the burning
fure. u wa. found that TWENTY-FIVE .,ilor,
were implicated in the plot aud they w-re put
IN irons. seven have since been uorri. Inne,i
To death and hung at the yard arm
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-02

VorEs.-Do not fail to procure q sup
ply OF Republican votes in good season.
Let the town committees and the nom.
inees for Representatives to the legis-
lsture see to this. Will our friends no
tify US a. soon as the nominations for
representatives are made,