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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-18
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-28
4 Richmond rebel says in letter to the
New Orleans Crescent

4 Richmond rebel says in letter to the
New Orleans Crescent
passed Gen. Wigfall on my return from
dinner, and asked him if there was any news.
..No," said he. II don't believe we have
been whipped since dinner expect. though
TO hear oil another defeat in the next five
minutes.
Somehow can't help thinking Of Hal
leck'. assertion by tele graph to Gen Me
Clelan, "that the Union Flag is on the soil
of Tennessee, never to be removed" This
is brag, bat the Yankees have up to this
time, stuck like leeches wherever they have
effected landing. They cntrench them
selves. and at the first spade full Of earth
thrown up by them, our Generals give right
up and say all is lost. They have attacked
US repeatedly in trenches and forts and ear
riei the latter invariably, while we, with
the exception of the st. Nicholas affair and
n few others, have not done a daring thing
during the whole war. Another noticeable
difference between the Yankees and ourseltcs
is that they follow up their victories, while
VIC squat down in our tracks the moment a
battle is ended This is u shameful fact that
dishcartens me more than anything else
have no hope in anybody but God and Beau
regard
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-28
x..s,h,c view Of National Affairs

Mr.. Gilman, member of the House, from
Bath, in his remarks upon the Resolves re-
lating to National Affairs, is reported by the
Age thus
Is Mr.. Gilman of Bath, addressed the
House in favor Of the Resolutions. In an
swering the objections Of others he urged
the Republican party not to disrupt their
party nor abandon its organization, but to
maintain them, not for party but for the
country. The country could not afford to
have the organization destroyed while this
Internal rebellion lifts its red hand in war.
He spoke at length, but report of his re-
marks is necessarily deferred"
Mr.. G. is the able editor of the Bath
Times, late Douglas paper. but now a
fearless supporter Of the National AM State
Administrations. He is a true loyalist, and
sees, as every sensible man must, that there
is no middle ground in this contest with reb-
els, and therefore comes boldly in with the
Republicans, " not for party, but tor the
country" He does not talk nonsense
about " Union party, With cid democratic
principles" but looks to see where he can
strike most effectually " this internal rebel
lion" All honor to Gilman he is the man
for the " Times" whether in Bath, Port.
land or elsewhere.
i Pennington Chronicle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-28
The Maine Legislature OH Walton
nj Affairs.

The following are the resolves passed BIS
the Legislature Of the Sta Of Maine
Resolves in relation TO extending ccunia-
~ aid to States abllishing slavery.
" bcrcas the President of the United
States recently submitted u this c1nsiiera-
ton Of Congress the following resolves
Resolred. That the tinted states ought To
Cooperate with any STATE which may adopt
"a gradual Adjustment Of Slavery, giving u
such State pccuniary aid to be used hy such
State in it, discr ton 10 compensate tor tie
Inconvenience, public and private, PRODUCED
by such system therefore
Reso]I5d. That the r. pie Of Maine cor
daily approve tho suggestion contained IN
the above proposition, AID will ehecrfhlly
furnish their prop rtieh Of any sum rcguir-
cd to effect the oiJ.ct contemplated by tie
President.
Resoiced. That the Senators and ReTresen-
tatIycs in Congress from this STATE, he re
aucs,ei II vote Ctr the speedy emancipation
ot all slaves in the Distric; al Columbia
making ie..spnrble and irst compensation for
the l1sses OF loyal citizens resultng from
such en- 4nciIatIon.
Resolved. That the Governor be request j
TO iorwar a eepy Of these RS Ives u the
President oi the United States and t. each
Of the Senators at leprcsen tatacs IN Con
grc from tins State.
The following re>olres We're passed in ref
crcncc to our victories in the Yves:
Resolved, That the lcoFle at Maine have
witnessed with pairotis Irilc the triumph
al tue Union armies in the valley OF tn
Mississippi and they h'r-hy extend tteir
congratulations 10 tfrtr lnyal brethren of the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-28
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Tho Atlantic Monthly for April has
come to hand laden with is usual choice
readings. For table of contents it pre-
sents the following Letter to Young
Contributor John Lamar; Mourtain Pict-
urcs individuality The German Barns !;
The Forester Methods Of Study in Natural
History The Strasburg Clock Arthur
Hugh Clough What Shall we do with
Them Agnes of Lorcnto; Exodus Then
and Now in the Old Dominion American
Civilization Compensation; A Message Of
JET Davis in Secret Session, Literary No
ticcs; Foreign Literature, &c. &c.
The Publishers announce that since the
beginning of the year more than 10, 900
copies have been added to its circulation. -
They also accept as q fact, the assurance
it being the verdict of the press, that the
Atlantic has reached a pont OF excellence
which it has rcyer before attained This
stimulates to renewed efforts to still advance
the character Of the work The thoughtful
and patriotic political papers, the social pa
pers by Prof. Agassis and j. L. Lowell. will
be continued each month. Other telturse
OF great interest are promised in future num-
bers
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-28

Ellsworth-22d irst James child of William
Viii Y, aged mos.
suli iyau--7th inst, Miss Mary II. Durncy,
aged % yrs
sullivan 2}i inst, by y, Johnson, Esq, Mr..
Daniel " ikinson to Miss lIuldah WaSgatt.
Sedgw ick-l2th iast by Rev. Nm. Road, Mr.
+. c, Ilowes, of orluud, 10 Miss Mary a, Cole Of
Sedg wick.
surry-March 18th, Mrs. Nancy J. Peek, wife
of Samuel Peck, aged > /, years
Port Koyal-Feb, 9th, Asa NJ. Teurtootte OF
Ellsworth, Of Company q, Maine sth.
Winter ilarbor--feb. slst, suddcn.y. Of lang
fever, Capt. stephen Rand, father Of VIM Rand,
Esq,, aged - years He was one of the trt set
tiers at Winter llaIbor and has always been n
very industrious, honest and worthy citizen
Machias-M March 10th, at the residence of hi,
son j ;. Getehel, Abel Gctohell. formerly OF Wa.
teryile, aged - years.
MachiAspo 18th, suddenly, Jonathan
Marston, aged SIS wears.
Cutler-Mareh %, Augusta, wife Of James W
Randell. aged % years.
gdon--March I'd, Thomas White, aged 81
Iloulton--Mareh ID, Moses White, aged Il.
Eastport-March Sth, Nelson, son Of Joseph
Woodward, aged Is years Feb. 18th, Fanny Ma
ria, youngest daughter Of Joseph and Mary A
Sanborp, aged 8 months.
Cslas-March It'll, Vim. Leudon, aged 80 yrs
ST. Stephen-March 9Th, Daniel Frost, aged 40
Cooper-feb. 10th, Joseph Ayeriii, aged !,
years and n 1ths
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-28

Ellsworth-lsth inst Edna, daughter Of Sidney
i. and Edna Fifeid, aged 10 months and days
Her eyes are closed like folded flowers,
And though their joy has passed away,
Death dare not rob the smile Of glory
God stamped upon her infant clay.
Forever gone on all il written,
save on the mourners' trusting soul,
For thcre is stamped the lite im,nortal
Earth cannot Danish from her scroll.
Edcn-26th inst, youngest child of james and
Alberta Campbell, aged 10 months.
Our babe is gone our child dear,
Is with us here more
No more we hear her little steps,
Around our cottage floor.
Though berc she chcercd our happy band,
Bound with the ties Of love,
No we take her i'll our arms,
Until we meet above.
Her gentle spirit in its flight,
Borne the wings Of love.
Has passed through scenes of-new delight,
To better world above.
She is now upon that peaceful shore,
Beyond the lonely tomb,
Where youth and beauty fade no mOre,-
dressed in immortal bloom.
Encircled in the savio-r's arms,
In bliss divineiy given,
Forever free from all alafins,
Now baby lives in Heaven L. LELAND.
Elem, March 20th.
-2ist, Capt. William Richards, aged s. years.
lie was native Of NewbuTyport, Mass. aud q
worthy citizen and an exemplary christian.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-28
Ellsworth Post Office Regulations

orEN DAILY, EXCEPT StNbAT fEOa 10 Il A. NJ,
FROM IL TO = P.
OFFICE ofES SUNDAYS FROM u To le3 A NJ
Mails ci9se-Westrrn hour and Branch Mails one
fourth Of an hour before departure.
Western Mai--Arrsrs daily, except M0uday43 at =
o'clock An
Depart. daily, except sgnday,) ct o
clock ,. NJ.
Eastern Ma-Arrycs daily, teNcep. Sunday a: l. o.
clock ".
Departs daily, except Monday at o
clock 4 n Eastern Mail closes at ,
O'Clock ".
Bgekspar; ard Erit>t Arr.,es Jnday Wednesla and
ir'dAy, At O'Clock P NJ Departs Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, at ]! IN.
Sullivan an NarrasuA -uS irriYes Monday Wednesday
and Friday at o'cuca N, Depart. Tuesday Thurs
day and saturday, 4; ) O'Clock A. N.
Mount pcscrt-Arriyes Wednesday and Saturday, at l.
O'Clock NJ pepaft fur sday aud Friday, at : ucpck VI
Castlae-Arrtyes Monday and Thursday, a. o'clock
N. rep.rts Tuesday aud Friday, at ) o'clock A, N.
Trenton pniat-Arrises saturday At IL O'Clock De-
parts Saturday, at O'Clock
Amherst AMI Great PoHd-ArrYes saturday at clock
Departs Friday II 9'tioeA A. ".
L. D. JORDAN, Postmaster.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-28

Tue Tax on NEWSPAPERS Mr. Morrill, oil
Vermont estimates the receipts from the I'D
vettlsing tax al - 900 600 This is larger
than the tax upon any other single interest
except the manufacture Of petroleum and
coal oil, from which YIELD Of s. 500 600 is
expected of Iatcnt medicines, from which
the income is estimated ut 81, 500 900, and
of tobacco, $1,000 900 Besides the adyer.
tising tax, the newspapers will lie compelled
TO pay three mills PER pound oa the paper
they use. and a stamp tax on every telegraph
ic message. Some of the large newspaper
establishments. Some of the large newspa-
PER publishers are alarmed at the taxes to be
imposed upon them, declaring that it will
wind up many Of the newspaper establish
meats. We should not he surprised if it
did /; but printers have large inventive fac
ultiyes and great powers Of endurance. and
at,erall they may stand it as we'll as other
people. We know Of nothing except re-
lisiOus society, that dies 50 hard as an old
newspaper.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-28
IMPORTANT 70 FEMALES.
D2. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

Prepared " CarH't,ss l.. Cheeseman W. D.,
Aer lork Ctg.
The combination OF ingredients in these Pills the re
suit Of iang and extensive practice They mid II
their operation, aud CcrectiHF al rrrgu'aris
Painful McustraaYa>, removing all abstructlnns whether
tron Id otherwise. h-Iiohr pain ia the si", '.p
# the heart. disturbed sleep which from
interruption Of udtr,r"
To MARRIED LADIES;
pr Cheeseman's Pii- Invaluable, they will bring
the monthly period WITH regularity. Lldis who have
been di-app in the Il othrr Pills, place tht
utmo4. confidence IA Pr CAces mans riI doas All that
they represented to ID
" o r / T.
They should b. used curing Pregnancy miscar
rit,r would certainly result tterefrum.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from anything
injurious to lr health. Explicit directions which
shod be read, accompany each box. Pticr Sent ny
mail enclosing II the General Agen.. Sld lay th'
Druggists in town in the nited states. 10. sa'
by {. u. Peek, Ellsworth, Ne.
b. III TECHNICS.
G.utfai dgeHt for the IiEtef States.
los CHAMBERS STEkkT, y. Y.
To whom ~ Nh7esa- orders should be- addressed. 70
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-28
NJ \ II II / f. ID.

Ell.wortA-Dec. nth, by Rev. Robert Colo
Mr. Hamilton Campbell to Miss Margaret Car
ney, both OF Ellsworth.
18th lust, Capt. James Martin, a gtd CO yrs.
Ellen 10Th inst.,~byS :. J. Thomas, Esq, Capt
2acheus X. HALEY to Miss Clementiue E. Pan
both Of L.
West Watcrylie- March 18th, by Rev. W II
kelton, Mr. Allen ;. Pnilpot to Miss Victoria Ii
Hail.
Machias-March 18th, by Rev. J /. Sanborn
Mr. Amos l.. Foster to Miss Lydia l.. Wilson, bott
of Machias.
Ma.bil-Port-N March 5, by 5 b. Lowell, Esq.
Asa b. Gray to Miss Lucy A, Cobeth, both OF NJ
March sth, by Rev. Mr.. Bachelor, Alvin h. liar
mon to Miss sarah " Phinney, both Of NJ.
Calais--hlarch 9Th, David johnson to y ISIS Ma
ry A. GLADDEN..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-28
Certificate OF DR.. Hayes.
~ Q T 9 z

70 the legal voters Of School Distric: No. 3, in
the town Of Ellsworth, GREETING,
NvOtt are hereby notified and warned to meet ut
Il the school lIouse School Street, on We'd
nesday. the second day of April next. at o'clock
in the afternoon, to act on the following articles
lst to choose Moderator Of said meeting.
ID to choose a Clerk.
81. to choose School Agent.
Ith, to raise a d money to pay the districts
debts and interest
5th, to rai,e of money to repair the school
house en- School street.
9th, to net On any other business that may le-
saly come before said meeting.
GEO. rARCHER, School Agent.
Ellsworth March 18th, IsC2. 3wl0
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-28

DIVISION Cosu>~DERs OF rue Amy The
National Rcpabicda gives the names Of ~
Division Commanders IN the Army, . oi
which are full NJ ,pr GcneraI- 1 Brisadier
Generals Of tie regular army, - Brrgadicr
Generals of Volunteers, and = are Colonel.
acting as MAJOR Generals. These Last officer
receiving only the pay OF C0!lneis, except
Brey,. Maj r General Wool.
The MAJOR Generals are Mcclellan, Ere
mont, Ilalleck. Banks, Dix. Butter, Hunter
Cav Morgan, y. Y, McD1wrl and Barn
eide, All but two were appointed from chlI
life.
Gen. Wool IS a "Dreyet Major General,
aud is cl.ssed at the head Of the list OF Brig
udicrs.
McC!ellan's and Fremont's Commissions
are both dat d May Ii, 1851.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-28
WARREN'S
COUGH BALSAM
Has been found, by experience. to be the
Best Remedy for the various Diseases
of the Lungs and Throat, such a.
D i % t h g T. / a

Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption Group, Inyfuenza,
Pimisg, Pneumonia inflammation Of The
Lungs, and Hhooping- Cough.
I y these Complaints this Medicine srrEaIoa
aud while thus eicacous it Is perfectly safe to I'D.
minister to persons Of all ages.
At all times of the year this Balsam Is found useful,
especially in the Autumn, Winter and Spring and many
Colds and Coughs which, II neglected might prove fatal,
may be CURED at hy few doses OF this nyalua-
bic remedy.
This Cough Basam possesses the two.fod advantage d
being at onc- uqfuabIe caraiuc aud invaluable
prsuentire Of all the diseases tie Throat, Lungs and
Brouchia.
in DIP rBERI1 this Balson has PROVED nseifuncs
pectedy ecIctoas. When given ut the first outset OF
the Pesece il checks and in many cases 10
believed by those who have used it, to have saved their
lives.
In AsruN2 however vioIcu and dlstress this Bang, J.
gives prompt relief.
In BRoxeurs and pyrrxosiA relieves the irritation,
the CpIg and promotes favorable eSpectoratio.
In EOuP its powers almost magical. This nsdi-
disease. coming ally like thief in the night
may be speedily and fec;uay arrested by few uusy
doses OF this Balsam.
In Cor ii mode; ates the proxysms, pre-
the disease from assuming its severest and mcst
dangerous FORM and shortrns its course.
livery family should keep it in the house. and thus
avoid the delay Occaone by seiduG out tor
the medicine when needed for immediate use.
The best recommendation for good medicine "a found
its II the following certificate, from who has
used t. does YOU confidence in it, Try bot 10
for yourself, and You will he convinced. 1t will cost
but tWent9fGe cents and may save you many dollars
in time aud Doctors bills.
To Door. WARREx-Dear SIR IIavi used your Cough
Btsam for t last years in great variety Of disea
ses can certify the best remedies known
all diseases recommend il for il properly used
Oct 10, lsGl. J. billings, NJ. d.
III Prepared and sold ny AMBROSE WARREN, Bo.
fqc Druggist Mol Granite Block East Market Square,
Bangor Ne G. q. Peck, Agent, Ellsworth. 3n4a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-28
Gov. Washburn received the follow
ng letter from David King of Newport r. l..
RHODE ISLAND, }

"NEwPoRr. RHODE ISLAND,
March 10Th, 1862.
Sir When in Richmond, Virginia, hear.
ing from DR.. Higginbotham, the surgeon a,
the PRISON hospital, that some mementos ha
been preserved Of few of the soldiers,
offered to take them, and to endeayor tc
transmit them TO their friends.
or the eleven soldiers whese effects were
placed in my hands. two were from Maine
! send their effects in two packages.
The one contains a pocket book, etc, oil
Stephen Russell, private OF Third Maine
Regiment. Company Z. lie died, believe
August Goth, 1861.
The other package contains 80 cents and
some letters, which belonged to Warren J
Devereux, private of the Second Maine
Regiment, Company b. He died Dec. 4th
1861. Devereux. from his journal, appear,
to have been noble fellow.
viii you have the goodness t, acknowl.
edge the receipt of the above, and to trans,
NIT them to tse friends of the deceased.
Very respectfully yours,
DAVID KING.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-28
WAR CLAIMS FOR HANCOCK COUNTY
The subscriber is prepared to secure Pensions for
Wounded or Disabled Soldiers, Widows,
Minor Chi!dr on, &c.
ARREARS OF PAY + BOUNTY NONE
secured for Invalid Soldiers, Widows Heirs.

ARREARS OF PAY + BOUNTY MONEY
secured for Invalid Soldiers, Widows Heirs.
II Every Soldier wounded il battle disabled by sick
disease acted in the service, while in the
line OF his duty, is eutitieS to Pension.
I-TThS dow AMI Minor Children Of every Soldier who
in the service, killed in battle, dies Of dis.
wounds Contracted in the service, entitled
Il Pension.
II Bounty OF 800 is due and be obtained by
for the Widow, Children, Father, Mother or Heirs OF
esrry Soldier whl is killed dies Ia the service |;
also all hack pay, Of pay and all allowances
due the Soldier at tie time of his death.
u All Pensions only from the date Of the ap-
plicatiiu, in each case.
Applications hy mail giving full particulars,
will promptly drd to aud information given WITH
our CHARGE if postage stamp enclosed to pay return
postage.
Ill promptest attention will be given to all claims en-
ruste aud my Charges ,rW be very moderate.
Let all who have CLAIMS be sure and call upon
=. WATEKlIOUSE,
Ne
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-28
HOWE G Co, Proprietors,
Iyl0 BELFAST, Me.
Delirium Tremens.-For this, the mos. awful Q

Delirium Tremens.-For this, the mos. awful Of
~ complaints by its cause and by its effect, finds sure
Huunewells rult Anodyne. So marked was
yiaet case, that physician remarked
might cause drunkenness, by the with which
~ The giving Of opium actually agsrayates
Ia! case re-prodIcss counter deirum aud 1t req Tres
10 arxun1e prove that this ia stop to This
cor ts.t II the Anadyne with Preparations Of opium,
ask u be proved b. all! and afe wiling to rest results
alone Read lie pa.n, het aai fSoS directions carefully
see udYefiseH mt,