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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-10-17

t'FS. lio'krE's RfrnRr. The official r,n,rt
Of General Hooker Of the battle Of " illians.
burg, has some very remarkable statements
The report figures the loss OF killed and
wounded at 30. and states that the en-.
tire rebel army could have been easily d.
stroyed, but Tor the unaccouutllIe failur,
to furnish hin with the achievements Of
30 hot, fresh troops which were in reserve,
ana which were not Permitted to engage IN
the conflict 1t Estates.
Being IN pursuit of rctrcating army
deemed It my 5iuty t. lose no time IN max
in9 tic dls! oslti9n Of my forces to attack.
regardless OF their number and position. cx.
erpt to accomplish the result with the least
possible sacrifice Of HE BY 50 dgin, nv
DIVISION, i; it did not capture the army be-.
lore m, would at least hold them, in order
taat some others might. u Sides knew of
the presence ct more than 80 900 trlops.
not Two miles distant from me, and that
within twelve miles tour hours mlrch)
was the bulk Of the army Of the pot ,mnc.
Ny own position was tcnabls for double
that length Of time against three times my
nun. cr. History Will not bc believed. wien
1t Is talI that tie noble officers and men f
my division were permitted to carry ON this
unequal struggle from morning until night
unalIed IN tue presence al moro than 30 900
oi their comraIe. With arms in their huuls.
Nyver;ae.e-s, it Is true.
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d L e d.

Ellsworth 9Th inst, Jerome Willis, aged t. !
months, son Of Julia A. and Samuel Waterhouse
Esq.
Ellsworth Oct. llth, Mr.. Isaac McCollum,
aged o. years.
North Ellsworth-sth inst, John Loring. young-
est child of jeremiah and Sarah o. shackford,
aged mpnths.
surry-l3th inst, Abigail Garland, aged u
years.
Elen--loth inst, George Roberts, agel 60 VIZ
Eastbrook-sth inst, John Billings agrd So
years
West Trcnton-0ct. 10th, at the residence Of
VIM Thompson, ESD, Robsrt George, aged one
year and six months, son Of Robert &. and Annie
r. scott, of Richmond Va. [Bangor papers
please copy.
Sedgwck-Scpt Esd, Dca. Daniel Morgan aged
50 years, . months and . days
Bansor--l2th inst, Rufus ritcomb aged sc
years.
In tho 18th Me. Reg VIM. Harris, Co I; Lo.
reno b. Jones, Co. b; Ellis Mahan, &c. q; a /
of typhoid fever.
Dr. Rufus / lIinck 'cj Of East Boston, died a
few DAYS siuce, and his 10 ~ carried to Iamp-
den for lntcrment.
BlnehiIl-Cct. LIST, Mr.. Benjamin Friend, agel
Is years MIR. I. was doubtless a good man; he
had long had standing in one of the BaI fist
Churches in this vicinity. lie died at the resi-
dcnce Of capt, Leonard Clnd .go. where he had
spent several merta- past. lie has now gone, we
trust, where q the wicked cease from trout ing
and the weary arr at rest. p.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-10-17
The Elections.

The first indications are that The elections
in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana and Iowa
which took place on Thursday, resulted In
yorably for the Union cause. II the not7rI-
Gus vallandigham has been defeated in the
I'd district of Ohio, it is glory enough for ona
election. There is not worse dis-uni1nist
outside of reboldom. aud scarcely there.
The Bangor Times, witch contains the
latest news received before we - to press,
saws of the result Of the election
The election in Pennsylvania passed. of
very quietly. The UnionIsts, Republicans
and Douglas Democrats generally claim Il
great victory. and estimate their majority in
the whole State at III coo Mayor Henry
(Union) of Philadelphia was reelected by
nearly 5000 maj lrity. Union Congressman
are elected in the LIST, 81, Ith 9Th, eth, 9th,
| 18th and 18th Districts. The Democrats
carried the 3D.. 9th and llth. Ihaidrus
Stevens is returned to the House by AN in
creased majority. Republicans clam gain
of four State Assembly men in PhiIad lphi4
Reading, though going strongly Democrats,
sends war man to Congress. These are all
the returns reported THIS morning, and seem
to indicate Union gain.
From Ohio, the accounts are sill ia r.
meagrc The Democrats elected their cutira
County ticket in Cincinnati. In the first bs-
trict, Pcndlcton Dem. present member 81
Congress. is reelected. In the II, ling
Dem. beats the present member. Mr. taF-
ley. Vnllandigham is 1rohahly defeated
which item OF information is the best news
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

srlu,lv= tr,Jh, .rhs rA.os, Moon, n7-ton;
J7ae.. Hz7zter, da, 10Th, Ajee L, station,
NV j.,ltuI5. btwri.t, Lord, salem.
l4Ilt.. s.l . ii ll.dzbias, Il d.;kin., Boston
Ma,uA,-Ar 7'h ,chs Harriet Newell, Sher-
man, t..toH, -th, Lta4, Btadbury d.; - law
r=8ae. q aIat =, d., fasae Iustet, y y, Gao
tias. NcuUf. E5cklanii + Couant, Was', CO
lsn.bia; lpth atlantic, VAS Adds n
B,>a.s-tr lltA, sch Laurel. Hadskias, Ire
msa,; lita. sarah q, Julia, otlct, Eaiksport.
F5au.,Na-Arl5td, ,gh urhir, Leach, Pcnob-
SCOT Aruoryr. baker, Ellsworth; Champion, say
axe, uuI ty4stt, hitmerc, Mt Desert Aimi
H.Iir. Fauk., EiucLIi for Boston; Emerald,
>tiuson Deer Isle for do; Narnum, Leach,
Praah-cpt t5r do; Flora, Hale. and Capt john,
rrrr. Ellsworth tor do, Henry clay, Elaifdeli,
Ira ltiu t#r ~airn Nandilit, strong. Boston t9r
Ellsworth; Nm Tell, MelHis, HueksPort for Bos-
I'm; Hclru carter, Er5okliu tor do; Centarian,
stanley h, .tou TT Eielkliu.
Ed 18Th, sen Commodore, Grant, Bangor.
ArIItu. sch Ellnw, Wass, Addison for Provi-
3sa-e; -4gant4n Bis, nuekspprt for Bostoni Az
ree.a, March, Ellsworth FIR de-.
B >loS-Ar 9TH, sch Robin, Ileds kins, and
Mary Elizabeth Higgins, Trenton Asnoria. Pat.
ton, Surry; Easlc, Foss, Hancock; Abigail
Haynes Lord. E..s"ortai Agnes DAVIS do "a,
marian, clark. do Christian, Crafts, do L
Horton, Eossrs, Buekspart
Ar 18th, sch vi las Stiaes, VT Desert
en- Ism, sch Jenny Lind Grant, shulee Ms;
Lawrence. stanley, Brooklin; New Zealand,
Forham, Sedswick.
BoornnAY-Ar 10th, sch Straight, IIaidoek,
Cranberry Isle flr August1. sea Queen, Ellsworth
tor Boston, Wm Rand, ,touidsbpro for do; VIII
lard Farnh4m, Penobseot iog DO; Victory, Deer
Isle for do.
Nrw YonK-Ar 18th, sch Ambassador, Eaton,
Scdgwick,
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THE GREAT CAUSE OF
HUMAN MISERY.

Inst PH5flsh,f an q stae! EHpsl4fs Pyife SIR cents.
A LECTURE BY pa CtLNERw Eli on THE
CAl'sE AND CURE 1T SP-rAate5rhlet GonsG mrtion,
Mental aad Physical DEBILITY, Nervousness, Epilepsy
Impaired Nutrition 81 the hdyi itssude, Weakness Of
the Limbs aud de-. Hack Ind. sposIon,and ineapaciy Tor
study and labor; Duluess II Apprvhgnsiopi Loss Of
Memory, Aversion Sodcty; Love Of solitude Timid-
~; Self Dsrust; Dizziness Headache Affections OF the
Ewes; Pimpes the Face Involuntary Emissions and
Sexual Incapaciyi tie Consequences oi houtliu iuhs
erection, &c, &c.
This admirable Lecture clearly proves that the above
en-, ueratei omen scifanliccd evils, may be removed
yitoot medicine aud without dangerous surgical opera
tons and should be read BY every youth and every man
in the land.
sent under seal 10 any address, in pian,seaet ehVel
one on liz receipt Of siS ceus two postage stamps by
,adre-sinr CHAS. }. G. KLINE, u co,
IVA - BoBefY, NJ yak Pe-t Qase IgA i!so
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CANr SrETsoN, yEAR Fl. CANS.
Headquarters 18th Ne. Reg,

+
Washington, =. C., Oct 9TH, 1862. )
FrffSD SAwYEE: At roll call this morning the
following res buttons were read and unanimously
adopted by Company c, 18th Reg. Me. Vols, in
view Of tic deasa of u e9mrale, George II.
Tfeworgy:
Res2iysi, That by the de ,th Of our fellow sol.
der aud o nraie, Gcorse II. Trcworgs of Els.
worth. NC arc remind that in life, Death is ever
present. wdikin in the silent pcsticrcc Of camp
as surely as in the tLu"der of the battlefield, and
That We must all be rcp ~ to take up the long
mareh which knows no retreat to the great Here
after, to jim our comrale gone before.
That in the loss Of good soldier, warm friend
an honest man. We rccp ynizc the hand Of our D-
vine Father % Who doeth all things we'll" ard
would bow in humble obedience TO His Will
That we tender to his bereaycd wife and rcla-
t'es our warmcst sympathy in this hour If Attic
ton, hoping that this bitter cup may be Sweetened
by the clusong though dat thei! lepe! 0n6 laid
daw'. I'll, lite tho altar Of his country. ia dc.
fence VI risht-dods own prime pies Of justice
and liberty.
That a copy Of these resolutions be forwarded
t. Tire wife Of tie deceased, aud To the Editor Of
the Ellsworth ia0is,a t,r publication.
i. T. ArnEHtoS
Orderly sergeant, Company G.
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Blood Stock for Sale.

rEtlIE rubsariber having enlisted in the Union
Army : under the necessity of selling his
Blood Stock, now on his farm ia Goudsboro, con-
sistiug OF u Cow and Calf and yearling ileiter;
and also a two years old Bull.
The COW IS large and handsome and the calf Mt
I've months old girteI feet and inches aud
cigLed iCJ lbs; it is bull calf.
Tac stock is Rcd Durham, pure blood, and came
from Vienna, Me. the past season. For particu-
lars call On J ohm Kingsley, E.q.
NATHAN SHAW, in,
*swGs West Gouldsboro'.
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- Peterson 5 Magazine is thus early up.
on oar table. |; is tall of good reading
fashion Plates, and al the accomplishments
Of good magazine.
- Ihe Secretary of the Treasury has
taken the whole matter Of the supply of the
p7stal currency upon himself, and it is said
mat the issue Will shortly he hundred
thousand dollars a day, which is four times
the present amount
\ gentleman having been lately called
Oh to subscribe to Il course of lectures de-
cllncd, because, said he, my wife gives
me a lecture every night for nothing,
u \ German p-incn, when introd uecd
to an t.ngIishmau, by the way of appro,
prlateIy commencing the conversation ob.
served (: " 1t is bad weather to-day" The
EngIlshman shrugged up his shoulders and
replied ~ 6 but it is better than none. "
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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS

~ ~ srs mas.s strenuous easf' t.
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100000 MALE 70 Of s. fh"Ah' AofN'
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Superior to any $40 map ever made by Cotton
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The War Department uses odr Map of Virginia,
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-10-17

surry-July llth. by c. X. Higgins, Ed, Mr..
George Eldridge and Miss Mary L. Morgan,
both Of )
pen9bscot. TO Miss sophia T.. Wren Of Eiuehill.
sedgwick- Oct l2th, by Rev. Vim. Reed, Mr..
Amos il. E.tabrook to Miss Wil'amena Gray, all
Gouldsboro-l2th inst, by II. NJ soule, ED
Mr.. Eli H. Young to Mis- Martha II. Young all
u q.
Bangor--5th inst, ~ Prof. Smith, Lieut. s Jas
q. Collin. OF Go. b, "a Maiuo Regiment, to Mis-
sA.aA @.tA q! Bangor
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-10-17

At Court of Probate heden Bucksport, within and for
the County Of Hancock, the third Wednesday Of
September, A. u. 1867.
lbENJAMIN REA, Administrator Of the estate of
JUhu X. Blodgct late Of Brooksvile in saidc unty
deceased having presented his first account Of admins
trat0u upon said deceascd's estate for probate;
OrderedThat the said Administrator give pctice thereof
to all fsos Interested hycausng copy of this order to be
published three weeks sccessyey IN the Ellsworth Amer
can, printed in Ellsworth that they appear at Pro-
bate F"rt 10 he hoirT rluehtll the irst Wedncs
day Of November ut ten of the click in the forenocn
and shew cause if airy they haye why the should
not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true copy-Attes.
80 A. A. BARTLETT, Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-10-17

At Court probate held at sport within and tina
County of Hancock, the third Wednesday u say
temhet, A u. ls65.
A BB. q. COUSINS, Administrative nf thp estate OF
n Shsdrick Cousins. late Of BrpoksviE said coun
ceased having presented her first aud Eai ~
Admins,r upn said deceaseds esAats for prohate
OrderedThat the said niaras.x give motto. there
of all persons Interested by causing copy Of this order
u be published throe weeks aucceasvey ~ The Ksworh
Probate Court to he holden ct biuehii the first
Wednesday Of November next at ten II the clock In tho
forenoon, and shes Cause, any they have, why tia
came should not be aIwsd.
PARKER TICK. Judge,
true eap3 A.cA.
81 A DARTLLII, Kssistst.
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''nE -rh.crher hereby give, puhlc NOTICE 10 all con-
| ccrncd that shc has been duly appointed and has
upon herself the of EAcoutrA Of the last
viii aud Testament Of
JOSEPH W. SYLVESTER, late of Castue,
in the County of Hancock. mariner, deceased, by
gisn. the law directs; she therefore request all
p.r.pn- who indebted the sand decea'd's estate, I"
make immediate payment, and those who have any do
mauls thereon, TO exhibit the same for settlement,
MARTHA A. SYN ESTER
Caspe Ser. IL 1862 81
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/ Office OF FORECLOSURE.

Mary Ann Hooper. having conveyed O. ne,
Caroline NJ Perkins, the Lakcmln house and lot,
on Water strcot in Castnc, by her deed OF mort
age executed On April eth. ISIS, and recorded at
Hancock County Registry, and the condition Of
said mortgage having been brokcu, hereby
claim u foreclosure thereof.
CAROLINE NJ. fERkINS.
BY c. j. ABBOTT her Atty
Castihe, Oct. /, isGe. IS
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Special Notices.
Hancock Baptist Association.

Thosr Churches that have not made arrange.
fn9u's for thr delivery Of their Minutes, can havo
tBem by sending TO the oace Of the Eli,o9ytl
Ar"'caa; or any order that they may make to
tie C'crk saall be Immediately attended to-
y. NJ. " lLLlAM$, Clerk.
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" iaterport-ith inst, Mr.. Ephraim W. ilamil-
ton to Miss Alice Drew, both of W
ampden-ll It'll inst, by Samuel w. Matthews,
ESQ, Mr. Abel f. Stubs of Bucksport, to Miss
LOttic A. Evans Of Dixmont
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE,

Whereas Tho's Bacon, on the 26th day Of April,
1854, by his deed Of mortgage conveyed to Joseph
Parsons now deceased, certain lot If land lying
in the town OF sullivan, in the county of Han
cock, state Of Maine, and bo unded ~ follows, to
wit:-Eegi6ning at the shore Of sullivan ilatbor
On u fat rock led -, thence north twenty seven
aud a halt degrees east, on post aud board fence
on the east side Of the road leading 10 the sherc
sixty-three rods and four feet - stone wall
c &c south sixty two and half degrees east,
eleven rods and three feet TO Garner thence
south twenty seven de- rees west sixty rods 10 the
shore of the aforesaid haFbor at spruce tree
thence westerly on the shore to the point o. be
ginning, containing abuut tour aud half acres
rcscrying tIcrrtrpm piece Of land on the west
side Of the premises north Of and adj Joining the
county road ia rod. long north and south and
two rod, wide east and west, owned by one Ahi-
th Thorn; and whereas the conditions Of said
mortgage have been broken. | the subscriber. by
the authority Invested in M, a. Administrator OF
said d,ce4ses estate, claim to ioreclose the same
as the statute provides.
fiIN :. PARSONS, tdmIni5 traitor.
Easbrook, Oct. Sta, l,G2, b
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Z. n. nan. rarker rncs. lnLse d rcobale wIhu an

r. tn Hon Parker Tuck, Judge OF Probate hiu anu
fl lh. County Of Hancock.
III MnIY shows Elliott L.. Strattou. Guardian of Car
| | oine G. Moor, minor aud child Of Colem A
Moore late Of Hancock in said county. deeeased. that
ceased, aud that tn said Elliot L. stratt.n has had
advantageous otisr fr the interest which the said Caro-
line C. Moore has in the real estate lett by the said Cole
man 4 Moore 10 wit Edmund n. foss, of said Han
cock. ht, made offer of si66,h6 that being the
which said interest appraised at and that it would
be for the benefit # said minor and all interested in said
estate. thai hen sah interest said decedscd estate
should he disposed ot and the proceeds ther put out
and cured e et on interest Your ietilonef therefore
pray, thai yol lluor would grant him license to dspa-e
Of the rtiapy, agreably to law Of this state
ia such made and provided
ELICIT L. srRAEfON.
September .th b. 1852
At a Court nf Probate held Ellsworth within and for
the county Of Hancock, the FIRST Wednesday Of
September A. p. lsha.
0n tho foregoing petition, ORDERED, That the Petition
give all persons interested by Causing copy
OF the petition and order OF court thereon to be published
three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American.
newspaper printed in Ellsworth that they may appear
Probate Court be held Ellsworth in said Cor:Ity
onhhe first ednssday Of December text, al ten o'clock
inthe forenoon and shew II any they have, why
the prayer Of said petition should rot be granted
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Auest;--A, A. BARTLETT, Register.
rn COP. oi the petition and order Of court thereon
- Atteet A. A DaAILIII
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NOTICE.
BANGOR HOUSE.

"a BAN JOh HUI De.
.l.,ll BANGOR, Me.
o. NJ. SHAW, Proprietor
tsNllE undersigned becs leave to inform his
4 friends and the public generally, that he has
leased the above well known Hotel, and respect
iuly solicit. their patronage assuring them that
no effort on his part will be wanting TO render the
establishment under his charge every way worthy
tie consideration OF the travelling public
Tho ahoYe house is one Of the largest AMI best
arranged Hotels in the state. Its location is
surpassed helm. in central position, easy Of ac
cess, and nearest to the Steamboats, and Railroad
stations.
The BILLIARD Rows add Bovine ALLEYS. in
connection, have recently been rcftted, and
now in good condition.
In connection /, II large and eomedious SrsRI.r
in the care of attentive O,tlers. The proprietor
has also leased tn" large and convenient stable
formerly occupied by Caleb bilIiPgs, which wall
be supplied with first class Livery TEAMS. All
orders fyr COACHES and lacks attended to prompt
ly.
.2'-sta res leave the above House, daily, for all
parts of the country. 2mjS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-10-17

Al a Court of Probate holden Ellsworth, within and
Tor the county OF Hancock, on the first Wednesday
of September, A. =. 1867.
IN the petition OF jesse TInckley Administrator Of the
estate of John Horton, late Of Buehiil, in said
county deceased cutHs tn the per soual estate OF
sad deceased sufficient pay the just debts which
he0at at TIE time his death, BY the o twenty eight
bundled n.iy dollars, and praying tor license to sell
aHd convey the rNrsou OF the widows dover in said
estate, for the payment Of said debts and incidental
charges
yderelThat the Petitioner give nu'iee thereof to the
heirs dcces. and all persous interested in said
BY causing copy OF this order TO he published in
the Ellsworth American, piuted in Ellsworth in said
county, three succs.~treiy that they appear
a Probate Court to BE- holden at Buehll, IN said
COUNTY, the r, Wednesday oil November next at ten Of
the clock in the s,rrnppn, and If any they
have wig prayer said petition should not be grant
ed. PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Atruc copy-tuest,
n 4. A. u Rr-.E Ell Eeriiter
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-10-17

70 The Hon r1rker Tnch Judge o Fohete Tor he Coun
" Of Hanc7cA.
'I'IIE petition OF In u. GRAY, Guardian OF Ahner
| Gray Of rcnub,cot in said county, humby sl-s
eth that would lie greatly tor til advantage "f his ward
that the ad farm Of the said Abner Gray should
be Sold private sale and that an advantageous ocr of
The sum OF five hundred dollars has been Iradc by udsen
q tray in cr,er 10 pay C.sts already accrued amount
g Il, about three huuire jlars and provide for the
future maintenance Of his said ward that the .ag o. part
OF said real estate would greatly deprecate the yaue Of
the residue and that the proof be exhibited will show
IA ., il viii h for c,1viutagc Of his ward that the whole
should r sod according u inc provisions II SEC l. Chap
H. II ) for The aroyc purposes and the expenses Of
stitrl' IN aim. j. b. GAY.
sent. g. lSII.