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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-05-27

Ime'rcan thinks more Of its independ-
ence than that, and has earned the right
TO be thus consiicred by the public.
That il is often wrong, is probable: that
IL will be 50 frequently in the future. is
quite possible. but if we hasten TO atone
for wrong WAYS by taking hold Of the
true ones, when seen, rs we expect to do.
il is all that the Echo and it, class of
model reformers. who are SO wise in
their own conceit have any right Ia er-
pect. We append portion of the arti-
Gle from the Echo.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-05-27

Ia me- 4 f'tnT ~ M. dsfsis HAtg.
Murii has h,ru -aid anh written uti,'e.
=, som" 81 the leading member 81 the
diiiennl temperance organizations uf the
STATE. vi irh tend to inprr-- ihe public
inint with The itra th4t those win arr
III" representatives ~ thu Republican
party. ana indeed the part itself. arr not
IN sympathy with the .rrn' AMI good
"an~" oi temperance, and with udici-
Dur pruhluliurt Law. well enforced ~
la 'ic justice ~ such a position towards
Ia" party, Z perhaps j. n Wei "a leave
The public Ia decide That selfish and
political elements have taken possession
"i som" If tho leading minds connected
with these ORGANIZATIONS their. can H. ~
doubt and while we give all honor Ia
the MANY, and our sympathy 90 the cause.
V" ara constrained to believe that tn
max" ~ good cause a hobby. upnn
v hirh ~ rid" into political power. will
~ bui 90 defeat the end proposed The
Object oi the movement seems intended
against Gov hambcrlain. a. the great
obstacle ia tie way. Hence ille effort a.
throw di-irn-tupuu III, Temperance, prin-
clp!r-, ln the Implication that M 4. nnt
"a practical temperance man" Nothing
hut disaster "a The cause NJ temperance
can follow the Introduction oI such a ra-
hiical ''plauk' u- instrumentation in-
:" the platform ~ TIN cmbrsn political
party. should H. conception ever come
To birth 'hlrsrt~r with every honor
ahi" person. III guii tou sacred tn NJ.
a--all"d W. it,iuultinn-. Gwen fnr r,t,-
htral purposes; neither ran any possible
benefit ultimately arise rhcr.irnrn. H. any
rau~". however good. Especially nul.t
every effort tail {" bring "A rcpr,ach up-
"h one whose reputation j. ID -lu;I.,..
anu Whose temperance principle ARE -
fully established a. arc iitp-a hi Gov.
hamhcrlAin, aud v 10 ha- fnr W. many
icar- proved himself true IT, HI God. To
truth and humanity. Alike in the field
and ~ tine cabinet. ia hi- civil AMI mill
iarl career. have W. seem h- devotion
10 those great principles which constitute
the foundation Of all human greatness
AMI prosperity
HE here Of - many battles. and the
defender uf hiN country'~ life. cannot be
80 easily disposed of; and. like the old
Roman soldier. that scared and Der
iorated body -hall still h. pledge II
succe-, and triumph. over All contcuding
ioc-
Nnx PnPIf.
MAY IL 1S64
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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

INV n ~ n ~ ~ " n Il n 1 Il N .
-Messrs. II. A. Brown & 90, Of Boston
have published a Guide Book Of th,i city
which tell, the Stranger ''what 10 See aud II CIV
to see IT," For sale for 10 cts. Twice that
amount of Information in H.
The City i becoming '.citif-d" fast.
genuine boot-black. with his box Of
tooi~" appeared ~ the street. ready FOR
business on Friday. some pstronIkrd him
just Tor the novelty al the thin.
-citix"ns wanting fish VIII find the
fishing ''.mack-" living at Dutton'S wharf.
\" more wheelbarrow> nor tab. IN the
streets. lairn wiki the aruclr
lIallihu retail~ inr 10 ct. PR ID ia this
market,
-onr schools are taking position
much In advance oflast wear
Money AMI houses are both scare
here. Somebody will have opit rnniIe tho
lnmh-rm u anl me jrinrrs soon. nr there
will be 20 place tor those Who are dcsirom>
OF becoming ciulens - live in. Why will
not some u oar oltlen. erect some house.
% rent.
- The Democrats ia soma quarters are
s"r, anxious that ~" irmp-rAnc. men
should .tart "ut frr Themselves iut
What tor.
- Mr. : q. LibAy Of Augusta committed
snicidr ~ Augusta on Friday ia.i
The Committee to examine candidates
for the cadet-hip in the t,h district decided ~
favor 81 ChagIe- Norton Of Old,uwn
-covcrnor chamts, lain will deliver thc
annual address before the Main" Agricultural
>o"iety in september
President Grant has issued pru,lama-
ton declaring that NJ reduction should be
made in the wage. d workmrn in tho Cover :
mcnt employ, on account ~ their working w.
~ eight h1urs for . ,lav.
There :, rep.ri that Gcncral Rawlin.
w'i resign the pert iplio u "a, War Depart
ment % account 81 f,iliu. health
- The to len The lake, At the head Vi tn
In river AMI i;s trihut arir. three week. sso
sunday, snl their h. bccn new ~. Al thr
MILL hrr- FOR sometime
~ 'H''
A'''"'''' - ''''' '"'s'h"nt.
-pr ". tlrmrut- wb. .,unnt,,-... /
M our ruIutnn. l..t v..k ,J.,t NJ. ,n.....t..,
To Locate h-r~. h.- ronrlul-,ltn ~ N..t.
=" he "ri'"'.
c,u ,,r.n,,o, \. mn. n.,... IN,
VI uAIr. .ur E~prc.ent.t,v- \. co,..,r...
for an * .,ni ,,,.on q. ranl,.,,-o, ,rn,n,hi.
district. f,r ,hr ...,i., arpo nr,n.t+
we .,tna- i.gn e,,i,.. :, ,,,r r..,a
cr. tia. allatr unp,bI,.. ~, f,,. ,,..
unu.ual, =,o,i. --p.-.i,ll. ~. ..,I,xv
HArr~r'. MnnihIv .nd III. Atl,n,i.. d,
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Pr. STEPHENS opens the June .Riyer.i.,c-
'' aho'iirro q hi- drpll Mother Goose picture,
illustrating The dirty THE Fox and III. Wis
the, had great >,I lie. A.ifin pearefu, con,
. .Is't' me opening article Of the number !.
,,r,i,,,,. ''l"pl-Isys ~ little Quaker" which
promise. 70 be bright story fol girl. Uj.torr
y provided u sketch OF Joan ui Are by
nf"rHc VI. Iowle. Mr.. Jacob Abbott explain,
Joule- Equivalent" Paul H. Hayns the
oet' ieI. ii'eiy story IN prose OF "Robby
uhppe are continued. a. a'-o the Uun,in-
sketches IN South Africa: while there /. ,ne
otner New Testament story, thi. time # the
arriIge Feast al Cana" and Han. Andersen
le.is ifeAh story u The Comet which hs.
'eIt graceful picture by NJ. l.. Stone. TO
Know The rest get the Magazine itself Uurd
aht Houshion, New York, Publishers. $3.50
"a year.
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PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY for Nav I. to
hand, and well sustains the proud title il he trs
The Prince Of Musical Monthlies. for II
there Il any one periodical adapted 10 suit the
wants Of all Lovers Of Music. profes sional or
amateur. Il il certainly this Magazine.
When Music - furnished so cheap. wins.
Musician can afford to BE- without such a pub
lications 81 worth Of good Music caunot be
picked up every day for 30 cents. aud we fee |
justified in saying that a subscription at IS
VIII give ~ much Music land good Music, too
~ you can buy for $50.
This valuable Magazine i published nv J
l.. PETERS. las Broadway. New York. n. -.
Box stsg
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THE ADvANCE."-rhr Publisher Of
thi' sterling national Religious journal
the subscription price Of Which, is 81 80 Der
yeN, oilers ~ send L % any address, dur
lng the remainder ofth- present ear-fron,
MAY !" 'ahlilry-inr oNk DOLLAR. The
ADVANCE + a standing proef that IL is
hot m-ce~sa Y Tor Religious Journal TO
be either dry. prosy ana seclarian or
worldly. sensational aud fashy. Il occn-
pies golden mean and /. most .eadabi,
and Instructive paper.
The above offer will enable All 20 max.
the acquaintance of the ADVANCE nj small
cost. subscriptions should bt sent to
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CHICAGO, i'll.
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The Bangor Wing SAYS few DAYS
since young man named Charles Finch.
a resident of Patten. employed ON the
drive on the Mattawamkeag, was in
stantly killed by being struck on the
head by log, while at work with others
in rolling in landing.
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Niay IA. 1saa.

Loss OF bRTG SUSAN DrNcAN.-Dur
dispatches Yesterday morning stated
that the Brig Susan Duncan Of Til, cii,
had gone ashore on Cape Cod and nil
hands were supposed 10 be lost 4 dis
patch received YESTERDAY state- that the
body of Capt. Turner ha~ been washed
ashore nj Chatham. about four mile.
from Orleans, where she went ashore.
Nothing ha- been heard ia regard 10 The
crew. and il j, supposed all have per-
iShed. The Susan Duncan was BRIG
OF l''n tons o. NJ, and valued AT about
s1Sn. She was owned one-lalfhvrn ant
Cornelius Turner. who commanded her.
one-iourth by Mcssrs. Cobb * Thorn
dixie. onc-eighth BIZ Mr.. Gross. all of this
city. There was no insurance upon
her. She sailed from this city on Satur-
day last, loaded with lumber bv Mcssr,.
James Walker K Co.. bound for New
ark, \. }. Capt. Turner leaves 4 wife
aud two children. and hi, mate. Mr.
Parker OF lslesboro, leaves wife and
one child. We were unable To learn
the names Of the crew - Uhig.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-05-27

The Maehias Republican SAYS
cargo OF potatoes was shipped to that
port from Belfast last week. AT Machias
they were worth 80 cents, at Belfast not
much over 80.
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IhE NuRs ERr-Fhe June number Of this
favoriie i ahead Of all others We have often
commended this magazine and never ., 4
mere matter OF form. but because We think
it about ss good Is it can be.
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Ellsworth Savings Bank.

- ~ ''' '''''i t'I a. 'I7 p! tHr i-il~-
worth savings Bank ht- been called .ttU4-
- ''"'' y i-lh"'N on saturday tNr-
hinS next At l-2 O'Clock. ~ hpp, taat
all uf oar bu.tne-, tu-t ,xt,.,t..I .
VIZ II, tf,c Observation-Disclosures
IN NJ '''i''-
AZ postmaster a. hhNt"H 'rHif" h.
h"N ninety zone t"ar~ oid. anI -'ii rctals4-
thr iii NJ. hayi.. h,Isr ,-
H-'
-HeY. Mr.. unlm1ljt. a. .,>p..r....l A. Nj
nr,.arh M wv. E.,.i,
J
"''N ~ - '''''. 't'ri.i..
the anniversaries 40 Bp-toa.
a,
">u'N !AfG' ~hATr ihi- "rrN
W sN'"E extracts irnn the 'attlp .ur ut
the Eastern SIM. \.~,,,t -t,
'o'''' -r'N'tr 4" th" fruiHs
i-tf All the schools m thn c.rltv H.. vynt
''' 'N' '''-' ger rducLiin< Teachers
have our especial regard
-,
- 'pHhf ''ti'r"n e pi
Congregationali-., vii b.. held a, Rim
MI the ~ and ~ days Of june
\ n .JrlIi.au ,,il.
'''N> y y y" in'"nd-
"P NJ present hu>ih"~-. ~r-.
his advertisement.
Mn p.,.,,,,
ct Opposition II n, II. , he strong
come. from m. 49,, r'.''"t'i policy
cratic marty ,'i' a." Demo
on.,rinn Il NJ pa,t. 'nr,i' afH hhctirAl
more gold every week than he need It'll
st''' at ~ ns'ng the pro"-e'i> IN pur-
ena,''lg n"'ids n l2p. dor. A, NIT bet hi.
,hi ,'' ''r H. eT''.r ~ m d"lI NJ 4 uot
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Tax PAYERS of Ellsworth.

We give the names Of persons in the
city who arr taxed for 1869 sixty dollars
and upvar,ls
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The citizens Of Maine who endorse the policy
enuneiat in the INAUGURAL ADDRESS "f Presi-
dent Grant, and who are in favor Of q judieious
and economical administration Of State and Ma
tional affairs requested 10 send delegates to .
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Nj. pE>tEr. May 2iih. 1863
BEo. SAWYER

Nj. I'T>fK1. NAV I'm. I~bY.
BEo. SAWlFE:-
lou say. The Republican,, OF York
county must bc good naiurcd -ci %
people. or sadly wanting in what
Judge knowlion calls '.-punk to toll
crate such attacks on Gav. chamberlain.
Sc
Are the temperance men Of Hancock
county good naiured. or DO they lack
.>punk that they tolerate your attack
on Mr. I'VE. g..
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DIED D..

IL . .. ~ ! ran berry lsle the I1ih fr- WI
y NtahIey aged ~ years 10 month. saI. .la.'
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hI6bA N
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-05-27

The kcnncbcc .fp"ran saw The
report that Hon. Lot VI. Morrill, will be- a
candidate Tor thu nomination III Cover
nor Al Nh approaching convention /.
without foundation Tn" .TouraaI i,
authorized 20 state that MIR. Morrill, will
not r. candidate and ha- never given
any occasion for the circulation of the
report that h., " in he
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-03-06
Nouveilcs.

LOUISIANA. Lc Gouverneur sicne lie
"bill degalitt. La Cour supreme Il re-
connu Ia constitutionnalite de Ia take de l
pour 100 votie par la Legislature. e.-Un re-
presentant radical demande lie suffrage pour
les femmes, ou huit s.grands tlectenrs," :"
de par NJ. Campbell, seront les controeurs
de relection ct du vote en- Louisiana C'est
du despotisme archi- i-radical-Encore uuel-
ques jours, ct Ia Legislature rcntrcra .
Peut-on dire ?...-dans ses. foyers-Ics
Pompiers orleanais ont eu leur fetc ieudi
dernier.
On assassine toujours "a Ia Nouvelle- Orleans.
NouvEAu MoNDE-Grant est president
Grant dit: ''Je ne suis pas le President du
p;rrri VUi rir1; 7ris II. 1.,ys 11c jc s-ris
appele !, gouverner." Parfaitement, general +;
mais par qui serez vous gouverne ?-Le Con-
gres vote le suffrage nnivcrsel pour tous les
Etats dc l'Union. Ainsi done, apres ratifi-
cation dies dcux tiers dies Etats ie noir sera
clecteur, non eligible-M Menard a etc rem
yoye en- Louisiana avec une indemnite de
$500 pastre. En- verite, les radicaux sont peu
nfgrophiles Grant pretend quill ne deteste
pas Ia Georgie.-La Chambre Sc reunira de-
sormais il 10 heures du matin. Et quand de-
ieunera- ellie ?-Seward a annonce 50 retraite
dc Ia vie publique, ,-Farragut s'ayauce SUI
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-03-06

Washington -Grantsprefere Sherman But
Ter CONNIE generalissime des troupes ameri-
Gaines. Capitole est plein comme un ca
baret. lie nouveau ministere du general
Grant est CONNIE suit: "Quatre hommes pour
Secretaries, ct I'M caporal pour president. y
Butler fait inutilement 10 cour a Colfax.-
Sheridan ne sera point envoye en- Louisiana
Cube est toujours en- insurrection. La lutte
sly poursuit avec advancement, ct l'on ne fait
plus de quarter. Encore un on deux mois, ct
les maheureux soldat6 espagnols auront.. a
combattre deux ennemis --revolutionnaires
ct In fievre jaune.-Aussitot que les Cubains
auront constitute un gouverncment de fucto,
les Etats Unis reconnaltront Ia belligerance.
VIEUx MONDE. La Grece'et Ia Turquie sc
sont dome lie baiser Lamourette IL Espagne
n arrive point a une solution. On parle dun
Directoire qnelconque. - Bismark sc conduit
en- veritable Teuton.-L Napoleon peur dc
son ombre ct demande un confesseur
zouaves dn pape font l'exercice a Ia pr1s.
sienne.-Isabelle abdiquc en- faveur de son
fils.-Le Gar failli etre devore par des
lonps.-Le roi des Belges leve une" "armec dc
5000 hommes.
Lamartine est mort.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-03-06

@MM. Barnett & Bousqnet ont transporte leur
magasin dams Ia rue Cont, entire Lev6e ct Chartres
Nous engageons tons les disciples de Rabelais,
tous les amateurs de bon "piot' ct de bonnes u.
hueurs, tous ceux qu prfarent la vertu du vim Ia
fadeur de leau, rendre visite NM. Barnett e..
Bousqnet. lis vcrront que lie "Lousianais' un fin
connaissenr en- 'puree septembrale', salt les bops
droit. ~ w
Wins blancs wins ronges, 'iqueurs delice,,ses ex.
ceenf Cognac, vons trOuvez tout an magasn de
NM Barnett & Bousquet, ct aux prix les plus
justes. ''''N
Quon Sc lie disc
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-03-06
Lamartine est mort

L anniversaire dn "a Fevrier 1s45 &c cele
bre d la Nouvelle-Orleans On a, CONNIE de drot
toastc ct toastc.
Les orateurs ont par6 de tout, exceptc du "a
Ftvrer ct des victimes qui vers>rcnt autre chose
que du win bleu.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-03-06

sont longs, sa barbe est tongue, sabre est long,
taille.
Les Cubains ont surnomm6 Strongman "el Con-
quistador.
QUAINT aux soldats espagnols, lis lie Monument "e}
Demonio
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-03-06

-YM. Martial Haudeville, cordonnier ct bother
Grntil}y Ell t-Jacques, avertit ses clients quill
transports son magasin sur l'habitation J. b. Laf-
ttte, pres de l'Eglise St-Miclel
II Sc recommande au patronage du public
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-03-06
ud0r.

La barbe est venerable
An mention du vieillard; ."-.
Mais quill est miserable
LIE yieux, le vieux paillard! !
Crapuleux, impudique, .1.
II profane sans peur
Toute VERGE pudique
Dun propos de sapeur.
C'cst l'effronte satyre
Cache dams les roseaux,
Et que la Nymphe attire
lie soir au bord dcs eaux.
C'est une courtisane
Payant les beaux garcons,
Et qui surprend Suzanne
Au balm, sans calecons.
Mais, 0 vieux mollsquetaire
Sans dents pour le repas,
Ne sens-tu point la terre
S'enfoncer sous tes pas? .
Rappelle-toi done l'heure
Du printemps parfume,
Lors9ue l'amour effleure
lie front du bien-aim6;
Lorsque chante notre ame
Sur un mode pieux, ..
Puis qn'elle devient famine
Pour s'envoler aux cieux.
JEAN GRlBoUILLE.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-02-11

Rirslib Hrf6Wn in sener BtildDrIpbier 3eitung
Die Dtittbeiluns. BOB elm Raufmann, Der cine Nn'
5si9e, BOB G einen @1erf su ensagiren pinide 9atts
etffdfeg Isiien, nidt (tpsniser ols4ls Yednttspr.
zines 5dmiebes bdsesea ber and6en fsur grlernitiia
feines 5anbfuertes dis Gebrlinse onneAmen pelte,
tpuroe lir BON Derfotett beartportet, non be,leu
bic eilie su ihwdhuno bic anoern beioen s aIt ma
rem: .Sn Rem BORT fannnnan, ;oaiielbe bon pieien
@eidditsenten uno Sanbmerf.rn bbren, unb lino
oebbolb bic folasnben gemerfuneen Der ,oslnofrati.
su Bsbsr3isuns su empfsben : NJ =" 80 0 u
3 s4anbwerf bat einen polhenen 8ooet," iaetsit
atiess eeutides Sprid,wort, heilen Wohrteit bntd3
6as oben ongefibrte allf' Ehiagenpite befdtiet.
Ser 4arowerfer bat in feinet geid idid fet III Set
Musabung ieines 9dnbperfa aein Gapifaf.t 6as et
tets ner,uertben tann nao eas Inn init bes 3eit
6eonosres ~ G tpenn thm Qgemeipe geld6ts nnb aRsn,
bic ihnsaeifatfer in ienen afen oaefi nnn, lSrnar.
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(Gorrespcnhen; teS Defbrten.)
6iAmep, 6. 1ebr. 1869.

Srn. Meinbarb~u. Gieier: -ueber Die llr.:
fade bes 5ebftm0roes, Der bor etni8en 5a9en pei
Yatterlon's Citation beeangen wuroe. babe I'D IN
einiaen gldttern falide DeriAte seieben. iuebbaib
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