Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-05-06
VOLUME Is.
The Gubernational Correspondenca

IlAn
Noah Woods and others. AMI the modest ana
neat reply of Governor Chamberlain viii nj
tract attention, aud be received BY yarv
large IN Jority Of the Republicans Of N,ir
with the higest satisfaction.
Whatever a lew discontented aud not oya-
Jndiciou> temperance men may say or think +,
the contrary. there i no Disgusting the a..
that Governor Chamberlain Is the choice nj ,
very large majority Of the temperance rneu il,
the state. a, he j. of nearly all 4 the slew
el headed" men who DO not desire to ho,d OFF,
nor belong 10 party merely 10 control Il IN
the interest OF any class Of persons,
THr NEW PARTY The Riverside Eeha Inn.
der the management OF it, new editor Rev
r. {. sawyer. takes less cautious ground Than
formerly on political questions. In The lpadps
editorial Of thi, week we find this;
The friends Of Temperance will DO notbIry
rashv. but they have been drlyen % tne oc.g
pying 81 more independent position thaffshay
have hitherto held, and they viii reSB16d FL
the call of the hour. II the Republican pirfy
would retain their allegiance. then lHt q al.Yt
their measures aud support the man wA5n
they shalt designate a. their standard Dearpr.
TIE matter ofcaIbng Temperance Coayea.
ton. forming independent party aud mas.
ing = nomination for Governor, in acroritl.e
with the accommodation ofthe Grant L1Isc
Of Good Tempar~. will NJ doubt be settled 4,
the meeting OF the STATE executive rcmg~r.
ancc Committee. t, be held in thi, city "a w.
lsth Of May. our impression is thai prui,at
counsel- will prevail. and that nothing vii De
done % impcr not only the cause of temper
a;.ce. Int other cherished pritiples that aaye
found active and effective advocacy ia ,he r.
publican party.
-lFryss
Adjutant Gen. caldwell will not tender y,
resignation. until hi departure tor VAjp4rNs.
next June. Among the applicants or A.
Gen are Gen. Il. Is. MURRAY Of PrnhrAA.
Gen. thas. ". r!deu Of CsStine. Geu &C.,
Heal Of Norway, and othcrs.
WHAT RAILROADS 10. An snthlsta.,,
correspondent writes the Dover Ob~cryrr tast
'ths railroad Is doing wonders for i'rx,-r
some forty dwellings being putup lat y~ar.
many more will 60 up this year. III" N~v-
port Il Dexter Railroad l. paying well. II HAy,
The stock hoIdcrs. il pays the Maine r-n'r,
and Il pay. Dexter. Unparalleled ia thu ls,.
tory Of railroads stands this TACT, that The rota
psid its running expenses tic hr>t mouf3
push Il up country. gentlemen"
some Of the newspaper, hail Genera H..
ram Wabridge Killed on rail- track over il
New Jersey few weeks siner, AMI now t1r.s
same journal insist that the General ia, t--a
appointed ny The President 4 Railroad romu i
sioner. 1.-The Ia. returned 20 earth at4ia V---
hap. he i, just the man to look aftcr railroad,
The imprint ofthe Portland Publishing
Company" 1pp"ars on the Pies. thts m,ra.t
for the first time. Thu company j. composed ,t
Mo>~rs. John Lynch, t,co. F. Talbot, Frrdrrgea
Rob and l. A Foster.
Bangor Wig. has been put IN charge ofIlg
Patent oficr printing IN the goverum-u, pctu.-
tng Office.
MIR. MAn,on Marble. otthc WsrH G-
lowing in the wake Il Mr.. Orange JlIt "a,
united hi- Ftith avenue residence with M. P4-A
row uihce by Telegraph. So that ho can a-.c
The affairs 10 the ~ rld without Iaty.r,
chair Mr. judd lpe. the SANE thin. ,yltH t.-
Ayrichi''.rlsttrpm I'D, home ia Flushing T.. /
The contract. TOR carrying th- mails. In
this STATE have iu,t BEEN awarded. The r,u.s>
from Roc kanI 10 Bangor aud ttom Belfts. q.
Frankfort, have becu awarded 30 Nathan.
holmes. From Belfast - Augusta T. N
Mean. % Augusta. From Augusta 3, Ess>-
and b. Lane 4stcr, Parker i Go. Fhr Ar
Line from BANGOR to Calais, ami the 5a- fr.u.
Bangor 10 Che-rytrid, % q ". ~prai % Ban
Sor.
WIN. II. wheeler. formerly Of Bang
WIZ j. now managing ri,tor II the Nss Tag
''u" FuF"'F'
'tr'hS"F h'pprnins fnt' > marble 'a'F
,n.,r,rr,n,, o,, !, f,,,S.,n,e - a.. I'll
farmer b be- placed A, tho gaat, II h- -..
Ia" Old man .aid ihr thing -, 49, .' .a-
family. aud hr eatt~.t g cut Oh there .I,' 'a.'
~ tf,r~ itt,:
lie di-d a. nashville trnne,-~-
y dlr'i q Nr"nie ilAreo
tp it4s - !uF away from home
.-'"A % 'A'
or''A >fn'"' h'u'' "'F'A S'-'''. ''''I '4 .a-
f.r the boy.
-'. } Abhatt Esq. appointed ,..
'+i'. '''' '' >''''I-' ''' t'f f-i.- ...
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- ,',' ''' ~ '''''S, ~ away ..'
,.x.r..,,. SO '''
e
Kind, Of f.h are 10 b. wounded % the .il-u
all summer - one not to be tolerated ra. H
'"unci' should pass an ordinance cicarr-
streets of all h'h .iani-, and then th,
'ho"id put "a" ia~ ~ force Fish of a.. .-'.
= go ., '3''i n.l' LOT twenty Or NOR" h"s'
franc. WAYS 10 of,,,.. ,h-o,.t,.. ,,.
IN. .,,ir> ,,J A..
u,,.,yiii,.a r., g..
1,r a.b..t.na. in tho ,i,y ~, -
h'h should he made 10 locate thensc.sr, ID
these places.
among the appointment. for Maau~ a.
nounccd ON TUESDAY. i, that Of r. " r.-r.
T.o Of Fl..,y,r,h s,,,..-.t.--
r,..c,na ~ III ,',o' - 'n..'1.
,H'tit' ''t ths dIstfist Of North ami soar.
aroma.
-Halowcll which once had f,ur ha,sl. .
now without any tha u,lioyru H..
been sold and closed IN.
MIR. ifutchin- of Penoh~rur Aa-
bouoht and TAXA,
" P'-N''>''"l "'
homestead ui Charles Joy ESQ. Of ~urrs
Mr. Jo,, bo. ,,,-o., ~,
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