Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-22
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS

give 90 to press a little earlier than us
ual, on account of Thanksgiving day Pub,
lie services are to be held in the C5ngrega-
tional Westinghouse; Sermon by Rev. y.
VI Williams. All three societies unite, we
understand, in the service.
Will correspondents furnish US with
the names OF those who have enlisted in the
several towns in this County, not to publish
but so that in case of any casualties. we can
tell where the person, or persons belong?
-Efhe High Schoo! in District NJ. 3
will commence its Winter term on Monday
next, the Goth. The other schools in the
district will not commence until Dec "a, one
week later.
y Remember to read Dr. Lghthills tcs-
tmoniais, and then, if among the afflicted.
be sure and call on him Professionally when
be arrives. Remember also that he will re-
main in Ellsworth only from Dec. 81 to Dec
18th.
The ladies of Ellsworth village are
requested to meet at the house Of Mrs.
Phelps on Thursday, the 2Sth at one o'clock.
2. NJ t. work for the benefit Of the Hos
pital. Contributions received at the same
place.
- We learn by Lieut. O. W. Kent of
Go. Il, Maine 9th, that when he left Wash
ington last week, Col. Knowles had not re.
signed
Lieut.. O. W. Kent, Of Company B,
Of 9th Maine Regiment, arrived home on
Saturday last. He has been discharged on
account Of lameness The Card which
we publish, received hy mail, shcws the es-
timation in which he was held by tie com.
pany. We hti not the space to publish the
names attached to the card Mr.. Kent it
forms Us that he brought home over - 600
Of the SAVED wages Of the officers and sui
dicrs. bzlonsing in this region.
-Artielss sent t. Washington, by the
Ladies ef Bluehiil for the benefit Of the ar
my soldiers Twenty pillows eleven cush-
sons forty quilt, seyenty.fye pilIow-caser
twenty-s.ven sheets eleven blankets; TWEEN
'y-six towels ffty-two pair stockings; two
pair mittcns fifteen pair drawers eighteen
under shirts, two flannel shirts three cot
ton shirts two hundred and twenty-sc1en
Bandages.
a correspondent at Gastinc in giving
the number Of recruits furnished By thai
town, says that the Gastine company WIS
the first in the statc to march from home
Castine has furnished ffty-ane men for the
service, Gouldsbor9 3 fremont =: r
nobseot % Dedham % Biuchill T. Mt
Desert Bio b, continued
- 1t is reported by Washington Letter
writer's, that the administration is fully Dc
eided On its p1liey respecting the Institution
Of slavery in the South. Il will not st tho
army at work catching saves and i, the
peculiar institution stands in the way Of tie
Union it will be crushed out C5l. John
Cochran speech to his troops while in Wash
inston, is just the thing, The.a old Demo
Gratis are ahca3 Of the Republicans
/ \ Mr. William Brown Of Portland.
was knocked d1wn while crossing the ,trc5,
to the Post oficc, by = vehicle. aud diei the
mex, day. lie was = years - The dry.
er Of the carriage deserves to b. shat ~ N
stone cage. People On f5ot have ri.ht, in
the highway as We! Us thgse riIin. in a
coach and four.
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ne estinihtster Review and l1naen
quarterly Tor October have been received
from the Publishers, Leonard Scott x e.,
New York.
Ii i sail tb,t /, oaa 81 IT, ..,.r.
~. roeoixoi ,I,ily a, W,.r,a.,,.,,
'enefal fremont Is sata 10 De al =.
LOUIS engaged IN preparing ms defence
There was great rejoicing in Washing
ton over the capture Of Shlcll and Mason.
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the Sound boats soldier, apparently u
erirrl9. bohblin,, allnp with crutrb,s hay