Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-10-24

announcement of his victory at luka. His
dispatch was, "I-u-kered the enemy"
"A minister, putting his hand upon II
! young urchin's shoulder, exclaimed. INV
, son. believe the devil has got hold Of you j
81 believe 50 to-" was the reply.
Gen. JEFF C. Davis. who shot Gen
, Nelson, is still in close confinement at the
Gait House, Louisville, not being permitted
To leave his room
"A correspondent o: the Portland P-ess
says
e Yesterday afternoon religious services
were conducted in the camp by the Rev. W
4. p. Dillingham;, assisted by the Augusta
Br IS Band
IL George Francis Train seems to have
concluded On short breathing spell. before
taking the stump again for the ''no-party"
+ of Massachusetts, and against Charles Sum
ner.
, Masonic TEMPLE - The Frccmasons ofSouth
Boston have purchased st Mathew Church,
on Broadway, which, after some alteration.
are made, will be known as the :. Masonic
Temple Of Boston"
Por,rors. Six vessels are now loading at
our wharyes with potatoes-.t three for Boston,
two for New York and one fer Baltimore. -
The daily sale OF potatoes for shipment in
our city lately, has averaged about u thous
and bushels. - Times.
IIoRsEs FOR THE CAVALRY Capt Brink
erhotf, L. 5. A., Assistant Qulrtarmastcr Of
the State. has received authority To purrha So
800 horses to ill up the losses in the Maine
Cavalry. lie will commence purchases thls
week. This will offer good market for the
owners of horses, who have plenty Of stock
in this part of the State fres.
We learn that Rev Stacy Fowler was
ordained at Walnut Hill, North Yarmouth,
last week, The services were ntcrcstin,
and the audience large He has won n
good name where hs breaches, aud his pas
tnral relation to the people promiss to be a
happy and profitable one, --Portiaad ldeer-
hstr
NoulS,rioNs.- A special despatch to rhe
Whig saws that the nomination fer supreme
Judges are Hon. John Appleton. OF b,ngor.
fer Chief Justice, and Hons. Edward Fox. Of
Portland, and J. q. Dickerson ,ot Belt st, As
sociate justices
j. F. Anderson and W. A. Rust are nom
mated for Trustees of Reform School.
ACCIDENT N PORTLAND The other even
ing two truckmcn in Portland their day $
work beng dore, .ode their horses very rap
IDLY through the streets, when one OF the
horses cams violently IN contact with \ hack
dor, breaking it in, and fell down, the
l. 4 -.
was much injured but the driver escarci.
MARROW F~c,rt-The i lfa>t 1gc says
that son ot Mr.. ID Harden Of that place.
while riding horseback. fell of, the saddle
turning and hts foot still remaining in the
.tirrnr. lie dragged on the ground some
iurty rods and only escaped being killed by
the strap breaking AZ the horse VAS about
ctpins over the sidewalk
At the Term Of the Supreme judicial
Court u9w in session At Machlls. On motion
Of Hon. j. \. Lowell Mr. Archibald NJ
Nlchol, of CALAIS was admitted To prsetica
a. an Attorney OF the judicial Courts 81
, thi- state. We understand that Mr. Me-
Nlrhpl has entered into professional co.
Partnership with iI5n. j. y. L,well oil East
, MAchias. ~. CsoiT Herald.
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