Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-09-20
The National Fast on the 2eth inst.

of Springfield, Me, and VIM. Morgan at Brewer.
The skowhcssn Band has joined tho eth
Regiment.
a General Muster Is to come OF at Ansor,
Somerset County. on the 2ith inst.
The Lewiston Bagging Company are filing
a contract for ten, bags for tho Western Division
Of the army, under Gen. Fremont.
The camp Of tho 9Th Reg ment is fast filing
up. Two full companies the ground and
e sht other companies with partially full ranA, arc
on the ground
Hon. George 4. shaw. inspector general Of
army supplies made in New England says there
arc seventy mill. now engaged in manufacturing
cloth iot the government, AMI that the amount Of
goods ordered is about SO 900, ooc.
The Eishth Maine Regiment. recently en-
camped at Hampstead, L. l., mystorouiy dsaP-
peated with two others. SaiHrJay night No
fears ed be entertained to their safety. as tho
Goncral Government probably kno~s where they
are and when they will be heard from
Seventy five Regiments Of troops have
been raised in New York.
-rreasury notes are selling in 81 lou
Is ut prenium OF three Fer cent.
-Gcncral fremon. has organized a mil
itary commission.
The Virginia papers think the Yam
kees will find their quarters at the isn at
IIattcras Inlet, very disagrecable.
1t il stated that the will Of the late
General Lyon gives all his property, worth
some so 900, TO the government.
Hon. William Kclbgg, Member Of
Congress of the i,h District, H., has ac-
copied the eobnclcy of the 2,th Ill. Req
meB,
Tho Maehias R,ppbiean says tho
Union county ticket in that county is elect
Ell by 1000 maj, Nine Of the ten reprc.en-
tatiycs are Union men.
The Washington Chronicie says, 1--WE
think the Hattie soon to lie fought in Virgin
ia, viii be the greatest one Gugh, since tho
birth Of Christ"
-Among the able men elected to tho
legislature are James G. Balm oil .i,yai.
Joseph Granger cf Calais Bon = 1sa Re-. NJ
of PASSPORT, John \. Peters of Ia, -.
others whose names DO MOI pee .. ,s2lk
The Boston Jouyn ~
Nashua and jackson corr ~ x
ia, \, H., have rencwedA .AF
the Pawtutkct Mauufactn ~
start their mill in few d
six months stock Of cotton on ~ KM
Col. John \. Washi ,-,t-EN
the estate Of Mount ve2oa =.
the Union few years sine al y.
few day4 ago in Western V
none OF the blood Of Prusii..- - j..
in his veins. and Was no nes' kFSay ,.s-
kindred than great grand : kssps dollars
The Washington Cid % q. o =
Gov. Brown of Georgia turn g. " y
ury in seecssiondon lie d. r' $50
tons Of saltPctrc and -e-v.
anticipation Of the blocka'
these necessary war ar,,ssakb ., I-ihls wee
70 yer cent, he sells them 70 I ,oa's''
of war of the Confcdegacy and pocssA
snug Little SUE.
The MachEGs Un4on moralizes on the
result oil the ebe~,oo rather obviously. II
dies hard. 1t snks atoat the 1900 - ST.
lent men who DIDN'T 60 to she Iolls, BSt
there is a wide d. ference in the estimate OF
the Union and the R,puhi,csn On the majori-
ty Of the Union county ticket. The Union
says it is elected by coo maj while the Re-
publican claims 1000 maj Quite margin.
PErkRsoN's MAGAZINE for October is re-
ceiyed, 1t has beautiful engraving, " The
White Lady Of Ayeneln and some forty 9TH
er embellishments. The October nlmber is
iuiiy equal to any preceding ones, and well
worth the price of subscription ,lenar. a
year. Peterson and the Aueriet.1 sZ,.5
per year.
From some cause we have not received tho
Septem Der number of this Magazine. Will
the Publishers please send it,
ARIHrR's HoaE MAsAzISE.-Some of our
subscribers would like to know if ARruvR's
hoAE MAGAZINE is published now We can
not tell them, not having received it for tho
last four numbers. If i: Is printed and the
publishers will send US the last four hack
numbers, we shall be very glad to announce
It's life. We miss it very much, and the la
dies all say they cannot do sithou, it.
GoDEr's LADr's Book, for Octobe-. with
its unriyaled fashion plates, nsu0sS1SCs
Jugs, superb letter pres astl
is on our tabls. To 10 90: &c go, !.
must be purchased. A.p ~
M