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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-12-25
The Chesapeake.

Every body will rejoice that this steamer
has been re-capturei and SO soon after being
pirated away. Gomm.ndabls energy has
been displayed by the proper authorities and
with the happicst results. The Ella and
Annie, captured blockade runner under
the command Of Lieut.. Nickles, a Maine
man, has the honor of being the lucky
vessel. The following despatch gives the
rasticulars
HALIFAX, n. c.. 18th.
The gunboat Ella and Annie captured tho
Chesapeake this morning in Sanbro harbor
All but three Of the crew escaped Soon
after the capture thu Decotah came up
and ordered her into Halifax. The three
vessels are now hero. Third despatch
HALIFAX. n. S, 18th.
The movements of the Chesa pcake since
her appearance at Sherburne had been mar
rowly watched by L. 5 officials and j meri-
can citizens of the Province.
Her whereabouts were daily known, but
the absence OF gunbJats caused delay in
capture.
On Tuesday the Ella and Annie Lieut..
was lminedIately e@lptiSt a. SoHalu
wharf Receiving information that the
chesapeake was at Larhorc she immediate
iy steamed for her, arriving at her renlez.
vous at z ~, but she had left at 9 A. NJ
The Ella and Annie Immediately turned
back and steamed to Lunnenberg for orders.
arriving there in the evening In the mean.
time officials received information that the
pirates were at Sanbro and notified Lieut..
Nickles. who immediately steamed for her
determined 10 take he.,
At daylight on Tuesday he accomplished
his object, the crew Offering no resistance,
but at sight of their pursuer Immediately
tied to the woods, leaving a sumptuously
prepared breakfast. The Chesapeake was
immediately taken in tow and Lieut. Nickles
started Tor an American port. The Dacota
soon came up and ordered Lieut. Niokles to
take his prize into Halifax for sanction of
the act Of government.
The three vessels arrived hero at o'clock
this afternoon, thr e of the crew were captur-
ed but only one OF whom was engaged in seiz-
ing the Chesapc Ike, tho others having since
shipped in Nova Scotia. The Niagara left
Pahlno this forenoon bound elst.
Ii is reported that the off ,crs despatched
by the authorities to arrest the pirate
Brain to-day We're resisted.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-12-25

LOCATION OF THE EASTERN NORMAL SCHOOL
The Commissioners to locate Norma
Schools have made another report to tn,
Governor and Council. in which they locat.
the school Tor Eastern Maine at Castine -
After enumerating the several Items cmbrac-
ed in the liberal proposition made by the
citizens Of Castine, the Commissioners pro,
coed to remark that
The $ tuation is pleasant, airy. healthy ;
removed from the disturbing influences of
active, hurried, business life, and from the
deInoralizing influences existing in many
places. The citizens propose to provide a
steamboat the next season to furnish ready
access to the railroad at Bangor, and to 9th
or places on the Penohscot river, and on the
coast farther eastward
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-12-25
Adjutant General Hodsdon,

The amount Of labor he has performed in
that eficc sinct his taking charge Of the Of
ice has been immense. About the first man
seen vending his way to the Capitol in the
morning is Gen. liglsdon. where he remain,
working every moment of his time, very Of
ten until late in the night. In raising troops
Maine has been first AMI foremost from the
very commencement Of the war. In this
great work Gen. Hodsdon has acted a con.
spicuous part. The promptitude with which
our noble State has responded to every call
Tor men, has been largely owing to his un-
firing energy and palriatic zeal. Again his
elaborate and able annual official reports will
live as monuments of his vigorous patriotism
and untiring industry, long after the p: esent
generation OF men shall have passed away.
50 faithfully has Gen. Hodsdon served his
country and his State, 50 popnlar is he not
only with the officers and soldiers, but his
fellow citizens, that no one desires, or ever
thinks of change in his department and we
hazard nothing in saying change could not
be made without great public detriment-
Although we sometimes differ with the Gen
in matters of detail, it gives us great pleas
ure to pay this passing tribute to one Of the
most patriotic and merittlous officers in ths
whole country OJorG Democrat.
The above is only bestowing praise where
it is richly merted. General Hodsdon can.
not be spared while the rebellion lasts, aud
while Maine has to do her share in raising
troops to quell il,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-12-25
The Draft Once More.

1t will be seer by reference to notice in
our advertising columns, that tho time has
been extended to the 9Th of January, for
those to appear and claim to have their names
stricken from the rolls, on account OF
Alicnase or
NOn-residence,
Unsuitablcness OF aga and
Manifest physical disability.
Will all remember that these four classes
of enrolled persons are the only one. 10 ap-
pear before the Boari before the draft.
Ii you have an exemption paper in yoav
pocket, issued from the EnroIlpE Boari,
please keep quies ami keep away iFem tee
Board. unless it WAS obtained by prac,icins
fraud aud deception. In such a case the
best thing to be done is to 60 at on,e and
have the matter rshted
II you are an only son, and have the
proper papers male cut showing the fact,
then keep away until yau are notified tina;
you bav. been drafted. Thi, may net take
place during this generation.
II you are the one among other son, e'eet
81 by aged and inarn parents to take care
Of them, send BY mail, or a careful person,
the proper papers. not forgetting to ak
stamp, to the Boari OF Enrolment. to be
fled. The Board have no order. - act on
such cases before the draft.
Now. as we attempted to say last week,
but the composi,or, or myself blundered in
the matter. il you are not naturalized, and
have not declared your intentions 70 become
a citizen Of the United States, and you ara
enrolled, sec to it that your name is stricken
from the roll. unless you want to stand in
the defence Of the country of your present
residence.
If you clearly have a legal residence in
some other place than where you are enroll
ell, then appear and have your name striek-
Gu from the roll.
| II you are, or were, rather, when the en-
rollment vas taken, too old or too young.
then appear with the proper evidence, and
your name will be stricken from the roll
| II you arc a cripple, or have lost an arm,
or leg, and have such disability that any
body can see that you are not fit for military
duty then - before the B5lri, and your sad
case will plead successfully for an honorable
discharge.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-12-25
The Years Progress.

We are not to 60 over the field of battle
and of strife. to sum up the progress made
by the Union arms, and then calculate the
end from this data. Another theme calls
for few passing remarks just now. We
have been reading the Report of the Com
missioner Of Agriculture, made to the Presi-
dent, in which are stated facts in our na-
tons progress, which deserve to be pondersd
and put on record Some OF these facts we
give our readers, because of their great inter-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-12-25
CoHPARlsoS or CRoPs.

Here we see that these great staple arti
Giles have been grown to larger extent this
year, than in 1862. We have not the date
to institute a comparison for 1861, but have
no doubt but a like satisfactory result will
he shown 1t is not little remark tble that
the figures foot up 50 eReouragingly, when
the war has absorbed nearly or quite 4 mill
ion of the workingmen of the country. The
Commissioner remarks
i" This wonderful fact in history-a young
republic carrying on gigantic war on its
own territory and coasts, and at the same
time not only feeding itself and foreign ma
tions but furnishing vast quantities of raw
proves that we are essentially an agricultu-
raj people, that three years of war have not,
as yet. essentially disturbed, but rather in
creased industrial pursuits.
To make good thi, large absorption Of
workingmen, large immigration has come
to our shores. The New York Commission
ers of Emigration, report that the number
of immigrants arriving at that port during
the eleven months ending November 80. of
the year 1868, was lag $40 against &c ,306
during 1862. This proportional increase
holds good. says this report, in respect to
other great ports in our country.
Among the causes for this large increase
OF foreign population, says the Commissioner
is, "that the rebellion is being understood
abroad, as revolt against Democracy, the
rights OF labor and human nature and that
the triumph of the Government guarantees
to immi grafton its great reward of peace,
pros. Gritty and freedom.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-12-25

r. Il Eva have before spoken s;f ia s5 a.
incubation Of Mr.. Eddy the i'm Importance Of his
business, and the unusual Success that b,,
attended ms efforts during long and exten.
slye practice; and we again desire at this tim q
To call the attention of inventors and Others
to his well conducted agency for securing pa.
tents Probably there is no man tho is more
familiar with the Inventive genius the coun.
try, or who IS more thoroughly acquainted
with the innunerable patents granted. their
condition and value, from the formation of
our government to the pr sent time. Nh Envy
also proonres patents in foreign countries and
executes all documents necessary to secure the
rights Of inventors, and he may be relied
upon as highly honorable prompt and entirely
devoted to their interest lie is constantly
employed on cases that have been rejected
and his success in securing patents after ali
others have failed is well known. bis draw.
inss, specifications, and other writings. are
prepared in the most business-like manner
and his charges for professional services will
DE found very moderate indeed. The adyer.
tisement IN another column gives full partic.
uiars, and We recommend ali who are ia anv
way interested in patents and inventions Il
give 1t careful perusa.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-12-25

The Greai King and Hecnan Ffght-Fah
Particulars of the Afd'r-Ifeenan Whip
sod IA AZ minutes The Disaster at Char
10 Pirate Life.
PORTLAND, 23d.
The steamship Jura, from Liverpool 10th
via Londonderry llth, arrived this morning
In the great a. mil' between King and
Heenan, at Sunbridgc on the 10th inst.
King won in p rounds, lasting 81 min.
utes.
The Times says there was little science on
either side. li-enans gang was through
out to cl use and put the hug on 50 AS to
crush his antagonist by dashing him violent
" TO the ground, Kings tactics were DIFF
ierent and more credtable, Ii was rumor
ed that lleenan shoulder was broken,
The fight between IIeenan and King had
been the all engrossing topic in England the
papers give elaborate accounts. and King
victory was naturally received with great
enltation. There was no interruption d
the fight was fairly fought.
The Times dcvotes a leader to the affair
and publishes special graphic account -
1t editorially says Heenan was game through
out to the close. and put in the hug SO as to
crush his antagonist by dasbipg him to the
ground. Kings tactics were different, and
more crtditable to professor of pugilisn.
They consisted simply in striking series Of
sledge hammer blows ON the most prominent
and sensitive parts of Heenan physiogno-
nv, until the latter collapsed from exhaust
ion.
The affair was over in p rounds--and Is
minutes There appeare to have been little
science on either side, but it was a fair stanc
up fight without II check and ended in de-
eisive victory.
The Times @ includes by asserting that
prize lighting is more revolving than bull
bshsisg, and oul ht to ls d scontinaed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-12-25
Special Notices,


4 teacher IN this stiasc wishes Ia give pablic
rHpf,ssiel ii hey gratitude t. Il. y Black, ESQ. i,
tor isuetAi sn2pls %: Tie mash needed article ..
fuel. brought 70 her a,.'r. Shs would also express
grateful .ea.e ~ aer uhH .a;iou To e. yatvis,
Fen. Mrs d.. p.saad. Ms Fsilfefarl. AMI o,h-
ifieads, 4 iheH ssssly as.i.tADev in reference
h her loss by tfc. Nv
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-12-25
The confessions and Experience of a
NERNnfES INVtJIn

fahilshot spr The benefit and caution to young
men, aRd others, eho sar from Nervous Debility fAriy
Decay aud their Kindred ailneutssuppying the
a. sc cure. BY one Nho has cured himself after being
rcs'n Il nj. Piased confidence In medical hunsug and
5gsck HT enclosing postpaid directed envelope
susr copies may he had II the author Strn NV
AAE, Lsq-, Bedford, Kings Co. Srs York samlyl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-12-25
" Board at Augusta has ~

~ Board at Augusta has run up to flbu-
lous prices, it is said and the Hotels are
already full. 1t may he that the Legislature
ieiA hare to change the Capitol OF the State
from necessity. Portland capitalists had
better hurry up the completion of the long
neglected Moods Hotel. 3" Good Hotel ac.
commodations will have much to do ia the
matter of removal
The iiaIlowel Gaeene suggests the open
ing Of the llallowcll House.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-12-25

Tile Biddetord Journal says the old
ship Alabama, IRE christened New Hamp-
shire) which has heen on the stocks for forty.
five years, will be launched at the Kitterv
Navy Yard next Thursday, the 9th inst
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-12-25
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-12-25

For CoUGus, COLDS. and TnRo At DI.oRpRps
use . Browa's bronchial Troehes, " having
prored their efficacy by test Of many Years
The Iroehes are highly recommended and
prescribed by Physicians and Surgeons in the
Army.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-12-25
Pulmonary Consumption a Durable
Disease
"A Lid
TO CoNsUMPTIyEs.

Inc undersigned having been restored TO health In
a few weeks by very simple remedy, amer having
suffered several years with a severe lung Affection
and that dread disease Consumpion-is anrious TO
make knownto his fellow sufferer. the means OF cure
To aii Who desire It, he viii send a copy Of tho
prescription used free Of charge with the direc,
son' for preparing and using tie same which they
VIII md sure cure for C"NsuMrrIos. ASTHMA,
Bkokehiris. CnrGlis, COLDS g.. The only objse,
OF the Advertiser in sending the Prescription is 70
benefit the afflicted, and spread information " hsh he
'on'si'e' TO he invaluable; and he hope, every .uf
iefsr will try his remedy, 1t viii cost them nothins
and NAV prove a blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will pIesse address
kKT. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg,
Kings County,
4ln35 Ss,Yofk.
10 The Not M OR OLD.
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II you have been suffering from a habit INDUCED In
by this
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wHlcn cArsEs 81 MANY ALARMING srNrross
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And is the greatest evil which can bsfau
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see SYMPTOMS enumerated In adA eTtisemsnt, AID
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Cut out the advertisement,
And send for 1t at once
DELAYS are dangerous.
Ask for iielmbold's,
Take no other.
Cures guaranteed.
amt. Be1eare Of co.nteyt ,ts and fa.lfsfion..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-12-25

What an Amount Of sun ring And D. sease
among the Volunteers Wuuid be prev sntei by the
free u-s af HOLLOW ~ : FiI.t.S & UINTMENI,
Tor Naan1-5 sore. aHd >cufvY. III. ointment Ia .
certain cure, sud iur llnvtl Complaints. Fever,
small Pax, sc. the t1 the best pisdicinr in tho
world. pi.l. - cts. pr box Of Pot, ~ 22i
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-12-25
WA TED.

SIX good men 10 work In Custom Boot
and shoe Factory. The ighest prices will
- be paid. Pay day, each 81 turday.
X. W. ARMOUR,
Ellsworth, Dec. II, 1868. Im4s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-12-25
WAR NEWS.

Latest Nsios from Mertco-- Facts md Rum.
ors from the Capital Sebessionists say
lee ,ciH Winter al Hanover C. H-Re6-
els send Commissioners 10 Ireland. From
The Army Of the Potomac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-23

The course OF the stock market during the past
week has been generally upward, though without
any great speculative excitement. Many specu-
lators--as usual when the market is dull--arc dis.
posed rather to sell short than to buy for the rise.
Snt the natural tendency OF prices. under The
effect OF the constantly increasing volume of
paper money. the vast expenditures OF 20, crn-
ment and the steady Increase OF railway traffic, is
upward. The Western shares. as the above table
shows, are ~ 2H per cent better than they
were Q week ago, Pacific Mail has risen per
cent, aud so has Erie. The bears in Pacific have
suffered 80 severely that they likely to let that
stock alone Cor the future Many o. the short con.
tracts made in February have nettcd 10 OF 30
per cent An attempt Was made last evening TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-23

INANILy HoTEIs-To FAMILIES tIslrlN. TIE
Il Central Park AMI me the prorret3r 81 the Wa
vcrey Hotel has leased hr mansion IN
tue Bupning lae lutd takAlg lu lr0n Nine .iatn
Ninety seventh streets aaa nes i.iHcl tlues
only. VIII ch viii he rtoAed with ali the daecs % .e
season. FAMILIES Waiting the above Hot1 vii not IT,
noyed by dlsorlcriy parsons. The aioye pace
nands 1ne view Tie Hudson. well shaded aud free
from dust.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-23
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 49, 1863

close some short contracts in Erie but the
amount Of stock bought was small, though the
price was put up Is per cent. In all the
active shares the short iateres. i large that,
whenever speculation reviyes. she rise will be ex-
cessive. Railway traffic consinu g very large.
The Western roads show an increase in March
thus far OF nearly fifty per cent-the Galona,
especially, is doing very large business. The
Erie receipts for March will probably exceed
100000, and may reach million. The July
dividend on the common stock can be sold in the
street for three per cent.
Mr.. Chase's banking law is probably going to
be put into effect in this section. bank at
Norwich, Connecticut, is advertised to start with
100000 capital. monster bank with $40 600 900
capital is projected here. 1t stands to reason that
capitalists will not be slow to avail themselves of
the privilege of issuing irredeemabe paper, espe-
cally as the fever OF speculation now temporarily
lullcd is pretty sure to afford them an opportunity
of earning dividend on their can tai
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-23
American Shipmasscrs' Association,
No 81 wALL srRKrr-Roons2 Is AND IS
The following approved Masters and Officers receives
frox.

American shapmasscrs' Association,
Ho5i WALL srRxrr-Roons2 Is AND IS
The following approved Masters and Officers received
commissions from this Association
Annawan; Thos L Llbbcy brig Young Republc aries
weas err Ia Union lack Norman Cha ield (nae); Maa
Ernestine Sam 81 Mouiton tmatsj Dan Mclaughlin shlp
Wssr,n EpTs d asoS Ian snhorn brig tnn William
ard; Alex II Holway. ship Orpheua
Miscellaneous.
The steamship Tasman, Capt RUSSELL sailed yesterday for
Kingston. ia, and Port Prince.
SHr KATE HOOPER, johnson, at Melbourne from Hong
Kong was with her cargo, destroyed by fire prev Gus 10
JAM Is The II fine Al ship OF 1888 tons register
built In Baltimore 1883 owned by Hooper OF
that city.
sur DrrApsorour, from LIVERPOOL for New York pu.
into faya IN ~, disabled The captain had leg broken
AMI the carp nter was dead
HAneuGc sir JUNIOR Zwanck hence at Antwerp on the
10Th nit experienced heavy ssw gales los, bulwrks
Faluourn, March 1.-The bark War Hawk Williams. Of
sogh am from Mcs,na ior yrrPos General arge
American shin uucowah from Shields Hong Kups Ind
m-gr proceeded and trnns erre the ere OF The war
Hawk . he Firm Of jersey for Call 18Th In a Is
Nineld cspn the 10Th IN lat 40 " ion Il W and " re
landed here a. day by her
uaynE, f.b 2s-rhe General Novel Mllikcn, from New
about lp tons q her cargo.
LivsRrooL, March s-Durng last night the Escos or
SMITH, from NV York and Alexander srang fr,,. u
10 ~ NIB dra eed their aocors while NJ anchor In liza
river and . ed each other, bat lowed clear by
stsmtug without damage.
PLysouTn March Put back Feb "a the Ruben s,roma
cer. from Newycrk for Bremen. with rudder lama ed
srO Artist, 81 TONS OF River Head. IL where she VIVA
ties In New York for $500.
ami rebuilt in 1859 has been sold for si0D,.
The following table gives summary Of vessels in the
cSsrs.,o1 ssvaaasS New Orleans AVA .lys~s S.%o,s
latest sccounts from each % ihnse ports
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-23

Fl Whtwcll Jr, Fairhaven, having become the sole
owner OF the bark Favor ABOUT to ht her ior inc No'
Pacific whale fishery. -
spoken-Feb H. on South eud Marguretia Island ship
tartand of New BEDFORD ,probaly the JOAN Howiand)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-23
S HlPPIN G NE VS..
NEW YoRK-rHis
Sun .......... 50 MOON 10 so
suR s........... Is HIGH ii Is
Port of New York, March as, Iss3.

ARRIVED
Ship American Congress woodwa ard London isle OF
Wight Feb a. with mdse apd 10 pass ngers. Grinnc,
Min,urn Co From lon e 70 Ion co. psrenced very se
lon 81 ~ passed Br bark British Queen, bound f.
Park 30 ndinr BLOW Of Boston, vidnlich Goree, W
Africa Feb 49, with hides and groundnuts to Ware
Co.
Brig NV Provideuya fItaD. Ruggero, Naples Sc days.
with fruit to chamberlain, Phelps n Co.
Brig Imoecne, McCarty, Palermo Jan 23 and Gibrntar
Feb g. with frGit Moore Henry. March TO- lat "a 81
Ion ~ ~ spoke schr Arctic Il ON Philadelphia bound s.
Schr Ind Keller Nassau ii days. with cotton turpen.
tine. &C. TO Joseph Eneas.
: hr sarah Augusta, McGlnnes, Elzabethport for New
Haven
Sclr Black Swan Lane Belfast
Schr white Sea Litchheld Boston for Philaielphia.
Schr Selah Strong, Davis, Providence.
Schr ALICE Gould, Norwich FOR Washington.
BELOW
One ship one bark and one brig unknown
2st-ship Vanguard barks Express, Albert schr Mode
Wind sunset NE. light
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-23


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