Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-11-21
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS

were no Dem0cfetic votes cast IN Otls last
fall. was that the votes for the Democratic
candidates were destroyed before they reached
the place of meeting. This writer fails to
SIGN his name and as he gives the names
If the individuals who he says made way
with the votes, VIC cannot publish his com
munieation, without knowing who is to
back up the statement But, perhaps some.
time this writer may be glad that no one had
the opportunity to cast votes for men, who
il not really agains, the Union, yet, are
not, by their position OF antasonism to the
President, for the Government.
We received notice to be published
in the American last week, signed by /" Mr..
Henry Henderly." "forbidding all girls a
GOING with certain bold young man "by
night and by day" as he has proved false
beartcd to one girl already" but we do not
think it best to publish tho whole notice,
names and all, as the parties might feel bad
and threaten us with divers lawsuits, and
with present Of some untanncd cuwhidc.-
ais, aud the feelings of the already broken
hearted girl, that this gay LJthnrio will
suspend further operations in making ad-
vances to che girls and 90 at once to the rdr.
BnokrS LEu.-Mr William Watts had
his leg badly broken on Saturday evening
by jumping from wagon. The harness
gave way going down Bridge Hill in this
village, the hors, became unmanagcablc, he
thought to save himself from harm by jump
ing from the wagon. In ten cases to one il
is best 10 "wait for the wagon" 10 90 BY
the board before undertaking SO lcrilous a
jump.
Tho Maohia, taion is reminded that
one reason for saying that "B -acJn street
and the North End had come together to
defeat Andrews, was founded upon the fact
tina. We saw Bro. Drisko returning from the
location of that lower strata, and We took
j. for granted that he had been down there
drumming up rofers. He is a very indus
trious man, and wouldn't mind lcndin. II
helping hand to his Massachusetts, brcthreu.
How WE Aries SwiN.-Thc R5pui'eaa
'onHa l'"''s 'n' mann % ''''''''' vac,
Clellan at its Editorial columns as ITS cAudl.
date for President in lsG3. Thi- shows tia,
Nil its thoughts are ccntercl ON the I'rtsuien.
cv for 1864 Had it not better put up IL,
smoke stack Of the Webster? Il has b,eu
nearest the enemy and received the most
damage BY rebel balls.
that we do not get "aa7ry' very often and
il he thinks we mtds to- big boo for 50
small calf in replying to ii, aiug, We agree
with it entirely. One correction We @eul1
make. hoping that II will take the benefit 81
~ va We '"'''''ss4 - ''y' ','' ,"'-'i -
f''"s" u i''''2s' ''' ''''' u " man
The Hbig says that graf proper
ton Of the packages forwarded u soldiers
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A Bic Ux.-Mr. Nilli.m JJnc, Of Els
worth, has left in our olEre turnip ra.-rsi
by him this year. which wei.h- - > Is.
When first pulled up it w,i.hsd something
like a pound more than now. We saw IL
weighs ana II was pump WIGHT -" :"
can oea' '"''
a CORRESPONDENT. Of the VIM. say
,h., Alh.r, II Rider Of Orrin-,,n did
suddenly on the l2'h inst, at the Regimen.
tai Hospital, At Camp Gains. IL was a
member OF the 18th Maine.
n ~ c,-.e u. =. .,,...,..
OF the internal revenue has already PAID IN
70 the 'ub-treasnry ever one hundred th'u'
and dollars, the collections OF only ie"
days.
We failed to inform our readers la;
week, that Hon. y. IL Rice OF the sd DIS
trct, Massachusetts,. wa. reelected, ut Il