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


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inst. will present fine chance for many tC
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The funeral of the late Nahum ii.
Hall. son of Nahum Hall, of this village,
took Mace at the Congregational Meeting
House. last Sabbath afternoon. A squad Of
soldiers from the Goth Regiment, acted as
hearers. The house was well filed with the
friends of the deceased, who listened with
deep interest TO the appropriate remarks
offered by the Rev. DR.. Tenncy. Young
Hail was mi mber Of the 9th Maine Regi-
ment, having enlisted in the FIRST company
which kft Ellsworth ior the war.
The Ellsworth Brass Band, has furn-
ished cigh. men for the war, since the open
ing Of the rebellion. Four in tho 9th Maine;
one in the 18th, and three in the Goth Rcsi,
ment. The Band is still in good running
order, and can do good job. Their Quad
rillc Band ranks high in its class, and can
furnish almost any number OF pieces, and
the best Of music.
The Goth Regiment is to leave Ran
sor, for Washington, to-day (rhur'lay. J
A large number Of Elswlrth's quota Of
the men were at home, tho last Tart of last
week and the frs. Of this The boys arc
looking finely, and gccm quite anxious to s"'
out into rebellion. We shall expect to hear
a good accoun. of them. if they are brought
10 contact with JET Davis horde.
among the late appointments as com
H,esioned officers, We notice, Leonard But
!. Ill.,, l., Hon, e, u lltb r,g,.
-, S,o,t., u Foster A,,ber., "l
Lieut.. Co. T., ll,h Regiment.
W. .,vo,,;.;r, matter rcco;ve5 from
New York city or State, will BE- inserted in
,h. .,,,r,,,, ,,c.,, from we'll known r,,spon.
sible parties or through the Advertising
Agency OF 5. NJ Pettengill 4 60, unless &C
companied by the cash,
-s,, n. oaver,;scmcr,.o + Ken.
niston and +. V. circuit. they are both good
workmen and deserve share OF the public
patronage.
-rh,,t.,;r;,, in New U,mp,hre /.
appointed November nth.
Tn, Ism u,,xr p,,,yvxr !. NOW sta.
TONED n, rnrt G,ine, near WASHINGTON.
nearly all tage,lcr.
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We learn from the Maehias Republican
tina, a little son Of Mr.. joel Cole, wa
crowned in the river At that pIaee on tn
i''a INST
-Gcncral Anderson, Of Fort sumtc
fame, is with his family at Henderson, Her
kimer County, New York. His health il
no. yet restored.
,,. A., ,....;.,;ar
held iss annual session in Bangor last week
under the direction oil Leonard MARSHALL
Esq.. OF Boston. About three hundred mem
bss,s were 10 attendance upon the session.
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