Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-30
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

AL REAps--subscription for the American
1868, received all through this month at the
&1vance rate Of 1850. We desire to retain as
many of our subscribers as possible, or all that
attend TO pay sometime. 1t is only those who
act as if they never intend to pay, that we mean
20 leave of our books. We very anxious to
collect back dues, and desire to sec all old &C
counts balanced in some way.
B- See Fourth page, for items, etc.
Notice the change of day for holding
the Probate Court for February.
We are under obligations to Hon.
Hannibal lIamlin for valuable Pub Docs
I'VE are under obligations to the Pub.
fishers of the Augusta Tri-Weeklcs for cop
is OF their journals.
"A little girl Of Ambrose Hamblin, Of
Deer Isle, aged four years, was burned so
badly by her clothes taking fire, the 18th
inst. that she died the next day.
s. The first of the Course Of Assemblies
at Writings Hall, is to be held on Wedncs-
day evening next. Dancing to commence
at clock.
The Bangor Democrat says it has seventy
eight subscribers in Ellsworth and Sixty
seven in Bucksport. How many of these
subscribers are loyal men? 1t also claims
chat il has 322 subscribers in this county.
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ticle on the first page, from Wilkes SPIRIT
pf the Times. This is a Democratic Journal
and its editor wiclds an able pen. We have
seen no better review of the plausible but
treacherous message of Governor Seymour.
Will the reader hand il to all hsuest Dem
.ocrats, and ask them to read it.
MISS Hills BASeiSG Scuo0L-Mss Hill
closed the first term of her afternoon Juycn-
lie Dancing Scho1l on Wednesday. She
will commence a second term, as will be sen
By reference to advertisements February | lth.
Miss Hill has fine success in teaching this
accomplishment, and in keeping order,
and maintaining the strictest de- rum -
cared FOR, while in tie Hall, with much IN
tcrcst and it is surprising to sec TIN or lcr
and thc fine ssuse of rropriety, observed b.
these miniature gentlemen and ladies, while
in the school.
Her evening sch Dol closes this Friday even
ing. second term commences the evening of
the llth.
Died at Richmond Va. Dee. 2Sth,
David NJ. Allen. second son Of Deacon Isaac
NJ Allen. of North Selswiek, as'a y \
few months since he enlisted in the Union
army ioinios Co. II, Of tue i;h Milne Ret
While brayely fighting At Fredericksburg,
on Saturday Dec l., h WIS woun1zl in
the ear, in the arm, AL b7t1 leI'. IL ri
int, the hand, Of the rs3.I,. probably with
Lieut.. Burn Of hizown 9 amptuy. and w.
carried to Richm mi. WHERE be diel. Il.
was q member Of tie BaPti,;- Church al
North Sedswick, an sen: " ,rl 20 lbs ffizui,
that he trusted in Cod, aud died ia thsaape
cf salvation through Christ. lhs Is tin
second son Deacon Allen has LOST ii tbs
war.
Tie N.,v Y5}k Custom II ,as frank.
"A" Is no" s.'D ~" osse ~ ''-'-'.'Ai."
"-' 'siss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
-Gen,r,l VOL is fr5r,,in, mt II
.,nlt;,, a,Ee,. r.-a,,l s.,,+3.ff. in ~ RI.
city and sending the,n t. ri in t!.e army.
-barle'Sh' ct taa i'ass'h J'a6a3. 'stEz'
the Dry "o1ds ii2u'i u \. :. stewart, y p"
iof~ e''y sou Hi'e-h H''''''" " i''tis "i''-'
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The Washington letter writer's say
tina, Burnside plans have been iuterferei
with by sub,rIinate generals. General
franklin is CHARGED with Lciua. one Of til
officers that did not yield willing Obedience
60 General Burnside. lie has b,e1 r iesei
of his command. and perhaps hi- coldacss 10
Rn,,s,d, mr. want of symp1tby. may bay.