Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-10-14
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by Telegraph Thnrs9a

CGFclsa3r iutitf dep, claim the state by
$1,000 a.j-ti'y. four member. Of congre.. gained
From Indiana al. tie representatives, probably
Union. but one.
General >herilan's victory complete, cap.
iured thsir trains and all their guns
The ioyers Of music will notice the adver.
Use III Mt OF the c. unity Nasieal Convention.
!.f-Den'i tars tn read all the notices of "Se-
Goods reeaiye5,@ and then call On The gentleman
AT ;atir stores.
We learn by telegraph that .Hr. David
Elwt ri-, Of Liber;y ono of the Special Agents
recently arp9ln'od hy Provost Marshal Bean
in thi. district, was shot dead while arresting =
drafted conscsipt at Wesley, Wash. Couny yes.
tetday. We do not learn the particulars. Dir.
Edwards was most capable oliccr aud sstmsblo
man The murderer TO doubt viii meet With
speedy AMI motitel death.
$. :. Concert at the Baptist Church
next Sabbath evening at / , O'Clock.
M persons whether members Of the
sabbath School or not, are requested to
return, Immediately. whatever books he
longing to the ). :. Library they may have
in their possession.
.a-Wc call attention TO the invitation
extended to the good shots in this locality,
to join Col. Jacob McClnre's company of
Sharpshootcrs. MeS.rs. Sawyer & Hunt.
the recruiting agent. here. are gentlemen
entitled 10 the utmost confidence. Please
call and see them.
-The annual meeting of the s. OF T.
will be hcla at kcudal's Nilsson the 25th
inst.
SoLpIERRs' VOTE N MLrSE.-On the
9th lnst.' Gov. Cony issued a proclamation
officially announcing the adoption of the
constitutional amendment. extending the
right of suffrage to soldiers.
-Ey-Gov. Washburn has recently
donated to the town of Washburn, ARGOS
took county, valuable library which will
We hope be carefully preserved and added
to by the fathers of the town. Washburn
was formerly known as Salmon Brook
Plantation, or Township No. 10, Range 3.
MAKING FORTUNES IN MAcKERELfSG,
The Calais Adreftiser says immense haals
of markcrel continue to be taken in Hall
fax Iarhor and in the Basin above. One
day last week over 500 bbs. were taken
by half dozen persons. The first are
large and fat and almost cover the surface
OF the water.
The Soldiers Rest in this city has
been assumed by the State and is superin-
tended hy the Mayor. DIR. b. Morrison
is in medical charge. Bangor jeff.
IMpoRraNr.-By an order received last
night men are allowed to enlist on the
quota of any town that will pay them
bountics. +. Low, Provost Marshal.
Bangor, Oct. 10, "a.
PooR MoNEY.-We understand that
counterfeit greenbacks, postal currency,
and altered Neazie scrip are growing ex-
ceedngly plenty in this vicinity. 1t is
| rial went up river Yesterday, in the hands
VI palitS fi"bdhl} tHSdstu III pushing 10
circulation. Look out for it Whg.
- At Chegryfeld, Amos Dyer has
two vessels on the stocks, intended for
schQoners, about 200 tons each, probably
will not be completed till next season.
Talbot Smith Is building vessel. for q
hre, about $50 tons, to be finished next
year.
At NIillbridge the Messrs, Sawyers have
bark of about 600 tons on the STOCKS
a small crew is at work, but the vessel
viii not be ready for launching till another
year
E2eki5l Dyer Is hriidinrs bark II about
500 IONS nnf~to br iumeled tiil TEXT sea-
SON, according to the pfeseiit l1oslct9.-
AueAlas LA4Oa.