Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-15

AN1.HER LINZ TAKEN Ig-Nl lille Right twl
br,tAcr 70 aacc harrison, aud son Of q. " A.,
Alloy Mai y, a "a years aud II mon ths passe,
on tpa h'-h't ittc, the 'th INST, ot ctouI,-sud
denly. 40 On ~ sIii follow thee aud not tor
+ ct.
West Gould.bor Nov. TIA, Mr. Jabcx :, Sar
t gent, az d about - years.
AhcAta,-Nov. jlh, Mrs. Adehl l., vile of Tea
I IA1uIas \. Staples aged ~ yrars aul II mllt,ss
Machia.N 5. 10Th, William r., .on Of Johi
>tultt, aged Il years and ; months
Enhe! 9TH inst. Emily. wife Oh Rev. Billing
Ciapp, aged - yeats.
Baa.er-iota inst, Atherton ". Pratt Era
aged .. year. lie was buried with Mason,
aouoIs.
DeNsef- Wy. 9Th, Charles Wheeler landlord f.
the Dexter ileuse aged ABOUT ,, years. Ill, :g-
uyrAi Wa attended by tnc Masonic fraternity.
cape Ehlabeth-,th inst, Clara l., cdcs
laus gutter # sarah Z. and tie late /. ". sawyer
ased - years,
Died at the Re .imedtAl Hospital. Camp Griffin
0t typhoid fever, David Lutkin, private IN Com
pAuy q, ciAtn Regiment NJ. V NJ. aud only ,os
OF DAVID and Hester A. Meare, OF UtuIdsbora'
a sed about ~ years. The =, ie,olatioHs Of war
have added another to the thousands OF stricken
households IN our land; and the least that can be
done, d u pay our just tubute 10 the death OF
those vic have given their lives in behalf OF theli
e5u4try TIE -ubJset Of this notice the very
inst volunteer rom the town ot Goullsburp, aad
the first also from that town that has died after
eaieria. thc serS ice. He was an upright, honest
moral and industrious Young man; universally
lOt ed and respected IN his own cigbbprhood aud
peculiarly hind aud adectionate IN his relations VI
son and brother.
As 10 his worth as soldier, Capt Young undel
wh,ia he served, gtges the following testimony
'' He Is much lanepted by the Company and b.
none IN re than myself. lie always ready tot
dgty and Was an honor u his friends aud to the
lmpany to which he belonged always in his
place, whatever danger it might bring. His loss
will be deeply felt, both by officers aud men, but
- death leaves shining mark. and ia this instance
brilliant one Is taken. We shall bury him to-
morrow vita military honors."
A, X. Z. Moore, in behal; of Company g., 9th
Maine Regiment, writes to the afflicted mother as
follows" Tue members of Company IL, sixth
Maine Regiment, were Informed o.: the death OF
our iricud and fellow soldier, and your noble aud
beloved son, who died at the egimental hospital
after shtrt illness of one week. aud We feel that
We can in a measure sympathize with mother 5
feelings, knowing the circumstances under which
you are now placed. Your partner in life gone
forth Tor service in the noble cause in which
your oHly son lost bis life. The Company in tes-
titnony OF their appreciation Of his merit, raised
a suticen sum OF money to detray the expenses
of sending the remains of tho deceased to his
friends But owing to the strict naiIial law, and
the difficulty o. obtaining passes it was thought
best, by the military officers. to abandon the idea
lie was buried with all the honors, with which a
soldier under the ciTeumsta noes could be favored
The Company, this evening, raised the sum OF one
hundred aud thirty dollars, to be expended IN
fencing his grave and erecting slabs TO point out
his resting place, which is about three quarter:
Of mile east Of Lewiosyille Church. We eau
truly say our loss is great tor he was brave and
efficient soldier
No more need be said. None can doubt, WHIT
knew him, but that had his life been spared, he
would not have shrank from the dangers OF the
battlefield. Ills life he freely gave. He was viii
ling to 20, and who could do more? He died hap
ny IN the Iull assurance that he was going to NEE
his Heavenly Father, and that his friends woul(