Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-12-19
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS,

seen much hard service, and moves along
With quiet air, modest and unassuming
and We hope he will be successful in re-
emitting men. The gallant 9TH was in ten
battles and was reduced to mere skele-
,on. when it was ordered home to recruit
Il. rank. to its full number.
New Goops.-Many of our traders are
receiving new goods by the vessels just
,ome in to the wharves, since the reopen
;op of the river. We notice that f. A.
Dut.on, J. Il. & Z. Redman and j. D.
Richards arc among those having new
goods.
A FOG SrrLL 1t was fogy and rainy from
Sunday until Tuesday night With the as
sIstance OF the steam Tug and ice.cuttcrs a
channel was made in the river, and the yes
.els, alluded to as being loaded las. week and
frozen in, were cleared and passed dowl riy-
or. Some vessels below came up loaded
with freight.
-Tuesday night the fog cleared
away and it became winter weather
again. The warm foggy weather melt.
Cd away the snow and made the travelling
bad. The eastern stage wednesday noon
was on wheels.
General Blunt. who i, gigins the
rebels in Arkansas a hard time. and who
seems to be n "wide.aw.ke ' OF the first wa
ter, was born in Trenton Maine and twenty
FIVE years ago was working his board and at
tending school in Ellsworth.
--Gcneral caldwell wounded twice
in the engagement at Fredericksburg On Sat
urday. lie is sati by competent judges, TO
be very able and valuable officer.
y Bemem'er the S.btath Sehaal ExAi-
bi,on, a, The Methodist Chgrc' this Thurs
day. evening.
Among those to er5ss the river at
frrdrrekshurg under the encmys irs. was
a drummer boy OF ten years old.
-Eliphalit Case, editor Il the Portland
Aar,rnscr ii j at Patriot Indiana N sunday
nigh, las, oil pneumonia. lie vi. IS Yrs
cd.
The Evening Poa ,biaksilai gradual
emancipation. would be Ike cutting or
dogs tail BY inches to st it used - tho
pain.
In the attack on Ffe1rrj,kshnrc, 60
n of the Mass. 9o,h stool alone and re-
cei,cd n ere lensthwisc AMI cr,~sNise Of t6e
street. |, j, stated that G,p,. Dunn ISL
muskets as Ia, as four men could 8ai them
Capt. c. II. Smith, Of the c'a"af
81. Wa,eryil!e College, Is Provost Mr.
shall of Ffed.riss, NJ The M says
Nj s was formerly PFia igalo. tAs W.
,ery lille High School.
lsru Mr. RrsNryr.-By erler e IL
Secretary of War the Isth Name Il i.
ment has been changed to " Iieavy Azti-
lery." Tbs chang viii require Two new
companies 10 b. rlisel AMI ih' oil oa.s
t. b. brough, up to the artillery standard.
file Mac'ias Tq,o,. says that + "
Lincoln the recently elected Mayor o, b..
ton belonged t. the Peoples P,Fty. Iu,- 4
mistake. He isa Republican lie fe7-
pies Party nominated Mayor VIZ tuau. as
we'll as the Democrats. w cJnfzss, TIM y.
salt was entirely unexpected to most poo
pie.
-Rev. Arthur b Fuller, Chaplain o.
the 10Th Massachusetts Regiment was killed .
a, Fredericksburg on Friday last. Mr.. Full .
er has been a correspondent Tor the Bst n
Journal, and se.ms 10 have b cn very sue
cessful in curing the esteem and affection .
Of the officers and soldiers IL his regiment I
lie was brother ef the late MrEarct hui
CT tie MAS "a AAksht ti9 81 =. ~ ~ 49, ~ .
one time pastor Of u church in Boston.
The Uq,on nays that ANDREW Jack
s,n was almost always right. Agreed =
Now he was never IN r. 80 than when he
zen, the hatcher with plenty Of troops and
General Scott into Cbarle.t harh1r u Vu,
down the South Carolina chiv,lry. II B4-
chanan had exhibited half a. much decision
and patriotism at III, commencement OF the
rebellion in 1850, a. Jackson dii n ls22
the rebellion would have been crushed out
We are indebted 20 the imbsciity aal wa";
OF Patriotism ot Buc anan for this war.
SMALL Pox N RIonnoSD. NN-lhc Fran
iner OF last Friday says thai the sml IA
has broken on, IN ct peutlrutisUy Ia Ete3-
mond, ard a numhcr If citizen have Cd,
and Others are now i.horins under ths tern
bic disea-e In the hospitals thor, have Fern
li6 Cases, and the s1ase is spreading int
all parts al the city. Consideration /, graf
30 Consequence.
CRrw SAVED. On Monday morning last
Capt Jcr,Iae Tapl,y If the bag Abner lay
lor, Fl ,m Is iston FIR Bucksport, when about
sixty miles .uth of M,nhegan, saw wr-tk
oil a vessel capsized. 1t proved II be an Ea'
elsh brig from Nova Sc TIA. Capt. TAr'ey
of fs7a iaurain