Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-04-25


men, Of Envelopes, jus. received and for sals
at the American Office.
The ice lef. Union Bay on SATURDAY.
last. 4 number Of loaded vessels came IN
to the wharves on Sunday and on Mond.y
the way our merchants ,umbled the new
goods into their stores, wa. a caution. Per.
baps never before has the stock Of all kind.
Of good, been 20 low as this Spring. For
weeks, all the corn for the retail trade va.
hauled from Bangor or Bues,por,. IVES,
India goods were about all sold out and Of
Dry Goods, there was scarcely piece on
the sbelye. of cur merchants.
/ Among the best stocks. as will be seen by
reference to our advertising columns, ara
these OF Mcssrs. Robinson L Harden. Thew
F have taken in large lot Of Prints. Delaine..
Fancy Goods, Closks. Shawls, and a larv.
lot Of the very latest styles Of bats one of
the largest assortments ever offered in ,h;,
market. They have also added Carrie. De
partment to their well arranged store, and
now display large lot of splendid Carpet
ings,
! At the Clothing Stores Of A. T. Jellisou
and JOS. Friend Co, may be found all the
late and pretty styles Of goods in their line.
The person who cannot satisfy himself from
their assortment, must be hard to please.
\. 5 Atherton has added extensively 70
his stock OF Boots, Shoes and RUBBER, and
now desires a call from all ,hose wishing fur
articles in his line
J d Richards has very large stock of
Flour. etc
II town meeting has been called to
mee; On SATURDAY next, to take into consid
Grafton the propriety Of raising more money
FOR the families Of soldiers. L.. something
m9rc b. RAISED, and then deal, cut wisely 70
all those oec-ssi4ted. Tho@e of Us who re-
main ut home are in duty bound 10 do this.
Al that should be insisted upon is tia, tho
! serving AM neciy receive the benefit of the
sam raised. The law wisely and coasidera.c.
" pr3yid : that IN no sense shall the pit
,aasc thus dsals out by the town authorities
Fartakc II the nature Of charity, OF make
raaprs Of the recipients.
W bile calling the old docket. the ar.
day Of the Court. in this town. an action
IS called and It was suggested by one oi
the Att5rnt-s u The case that ID he iism f~.ed.
a TIE Yers5n bringing il is sscr,h and is IN
6s7rgiA. TIE opPnsing counsel hl NOT
sefa Inclined to acsnoes 3ss the charge.
though not deay,ng It in terms HIS Hsnor
remarked =. that !, batter BE abandoned if the
fllow had ab.ndonsl bis country"
C5TTa> FAEsics.-Tbe ladies' hare bern
fzasing tina, the p<lce- Of cotton : DDS voaA
e very high tbs Spring. consequent. upon
;he h.; ftics AMI scarcity Of cotton and ,ha.
new - cailea " dre,s would Re a luxury d..
= * indaISei IN. Weare happy in making
known the fact to all such. that Messr.. Rob
ihsga Harlem sell nes prints. -. kina.,
81 = . c:s. NJ a,sbs others arc eqqauy
e1eap.
Il Pl~s ohee has ben established a.
Bfo1k,viils, called the S5rth Brookrs.l.s
P1s' oboe, and William Lynburner At
is,laisi Postmaster.
FOR l'ss Of premium. offered by the
Trastees II tie ihncoek Agricultural Soe1s-
y, see har'h Page.
Senator Stark. Of Oregon, ha. been
reported, by the Scnats Committee, as dis
loyal to tie Government.
-Ths Republican ,Demt.. of Congress
we're t. have a caucus On "Wednesday even
,, ing
SEE W. F. Stanwocds notice Of Book
Binding. Mr.. ; is 4 thorough workman,
ADD his price. ar, low.
e ELLSWORTH disburscd $500 to soldiers
families last seas0n. More money is to be
raised i.r The same purpose.
The usual Court week rain-storsn an
tciFated the sitting Of the Cour, few hours.
Mos, Of the s,~-m,lls on Union river
have commenced OPERATION
/, - The lOth Maine Regiment is a. Har-
pers Ferry.
Five Coloncls Of Maine Regiments
have been made BrigAdcr Generals.
= R c s'iekney, Esq. of Calais has
been appointed Brigade Commissary in the
Us Army.
The Masonic Grand bodies In Maine
will meet in annual eonvocAtion. a, Masonic
Hall, Portland, Nay 5th, 9th and 7,h.
The excitement in Savannah after tho
surrender of Pulaski is represented as being
! intense. No doub, Of it.
| The [. 5. fri.ate Vernon, was a, .e.
Fifty days in disabled condition. She lett
, Boston Feb. 18th and arrived a, Por, Royal
D the 18th inst.
-Gov. washburn peremptorily decline.
to be again candidate for Governor. A ba-
ker's dozen Of candidates have been sug-
gested for the position.